The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-10-11
News and Personals

Please phone all the news you know
to No 81.
Mr.. William Watts is visiting friends
in Weston.
Mr.. Oscar Bowen has been in the
city recently.
MIR. Hal Morrison, of Atlanta, spent
Tuesday in Shellman.
Mr.. Malcolm Crittenden made a trip
to PARROT Wednesday.
Mr.. Fred Ball, of Macon, was in our
city on business Tuesday.
Mr.. George Lumpkin, OF Americas,
was in our city Thursday.
Mr.. r. B. Harm, of Savannah, was
in our city on business Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Frances Terry went to
Richland to attend the county fair.
Miss Martha Mizell, Mrs. Wells and
Mrs. Marvin Mizell went to Cuthbert.
Mr.. L. P. Jay, of Jacksonville, is
still in our city attending to business.
Mr.. Jack Crittenden has returned to
Albany after pleasant visit IN our
town.
Mrs. Hester Curry and Mrs. Aman-
da Curry are visiting relatives i'll Cuth-
bert.
Mrs. J. M. Wooten returned Thurs
day, after a three weeks visit in De
catur.
Friends of Mr.. Ernest Cheney are
very glad to learn that he is still inn
proving.
Miss Mary Barge left for Atlanta
Thursday to attend a Christian Science
meeting.
Wooten Wells, Mrs Wells and Miss
/ pal1a Na1cnD Cnpnt "Wednesday
in Dawson.
Mr.. T. H. Anthony, Mr.. Jim Johns
and DR.. A. F. Weathers went to Al
bany Tuesday.
Mr.. R. O. Watson has returned
home after visiting relatives in Atlanta
for several days.
Mr.. Joseph Smith, OF GAINESVILLE,
was in Shellman attending to business
matters Tuesday.
Latest reports OF Miss Nannelle FL
lerbee's condition are very pleasing to
her many friends.
Miss Anna Rea Crittenden and Miss
es Carrie Frances and Isabel Terry
went to Cuthbert Tuesday.
Miss Isabel Terry has been i'll for
several days. Her friends will be glad
to know that she is improving.
Misses Anna Rea Crittenden and
Betty Monroe and Mr. Charles Short
went to Colquitt, Ga, Wednesday,.
Mr.. Lent West, of Cuthbert, was i'll
our city Thursday afternoon with some
of the teachers from Andrew college.
The friends of Mr.. Donald Critten-
den are glad to know that he was
pledged Phi Delta Theda at Tech last
week.
Mesdames Reid Crittenden and John
Langston and Mr.. Jack Crittenden, OF
Albany, were in town to spend the day
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hickey, of
Lumpkin have been visiting their Sis
ter, Mrs. F. NJ Martin, for the past
few days.
Miss Martha Crittenden went to At
lanta Thursday through the country
with Miss Annette Mcdonald, OF
Cuthbert.
Messrs. Horace Clements of Buena
Vista Henry Cook of Parrott and In
man Griffin of Americas were in Shell
man Wednesday.
Mrs. w. R. Terry, Carrie Frances
Terry, Mrs. O. Z. Dean and Miss Min
ME Jewel Bynum went to Cuthbert
MONDAY SHOpplIS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Curry, Miss
Susie Mae Brown, Master William
Curry and Master Jim Curry spent
Monday in Columbus.
Mr.. Roger Crittenden has been suf-
fering a great deal lately from an in
fected foot 1t is hoped that he soon
will be able to take up his farm work.
Messrs. Jack and Albert Crittenden,
Mrs. H. o. Crittenden and Misses Car
olyn and Anna Crittenden and Hor-
tense Slappey went to Albany Tues
day.
Mr.. Jack Crittenden left today for
Fort Myers, Fla, where he will work
in drug store. Mr.. Ross Bynum, a
Shellman boy, is now working in that
city.
Misses Winifred Terry, Sarah Short
Betty Monroe and Mr.. Charles Short
left for Morgan Friday, where they
/ will visit Miss Sue Monroe for several
days.
Messrs. Bob Watson, z. D. Watson
and Mrs. Watson went to Carnegie
| FRIDAY to see their cousin, Mrs. Kate
| Watson, who has been i'll for several
weeks from fever.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Riley, who have
been living next door to Mr. Ben
Reese several years, have moved to the
home on Phelps street that Mr.. Pete
Durham recently vacated.
Mr. Byron Morgan, who has been
working here for several months, LEFT
recently for Florida, where he will en-
gage in business. He was accompanied
by Mr. Cecil Knight, who will also sc
in business in Florida. Our town will
miss them very much.