The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-22
HEROD HAPPENINGS
PITHILY Photographed
LITTLE GERALDINE M'LEN-
DON UNDERGOES OPERA
TON. OTHER ITEMS.

Little Geraldine McLendon has been
moved to her maternal grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Battle, in Dawson
On Sunday DIR. Co1um performed an
operation on her for an internal abb
cess. in very successful manner He
was assisted by Dr. Gardner. We hope
that little Geraldine will improve and
soon be well again.
Miss Alma McLian was charm
ing hostess on "Wednesday at spend
the-day party to Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Cocker and Mesdames Hood, Hass and
Hannah and Miss Cornelia Cocker. The
well appointed table with its delicious
viands was an appreciated feature OF
the occasion.
. The host OF friends here OF clever
Herschell Brim regret to know that
he has had a stroke of paralysis. Mr..
J. E. Brim and Mr. Roger LANG left
at once for Columbus to be with him.
He was better Sunday. We hope he
will soon recover from 1t.
Little Louise Kelley with her par
ents, spent Sunday with her grand
father, Mr. J. H. Kelley. 1t is the first
time she has been to town since she
was seriously burned. She is still un-
able to walk, but is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Smith, of Daw-
son, have rented apartments from
Miss Alma McLain and will move in
this week. We give them q cordial
welcome to our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McLendon,
Messrs. Napier and Hansell McLen-
don and Mr. Williams OF near Daw-
son, have visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
McLendon.
New officers will be installed at the
B. Y. P u. Sunday evening. Mr..
Carey Melton and group will give the
program, which promises to be inter
esting.
Mr.. Leon Peed, of Columbus, will
be here Saturday on very tender
mission. The Fideis class extend
heartiest congratulations in advance.
A large band OF gypsies has been
camped near here, and several OF our
young set are firm believers III their
fortune telling powers.
The Sunbeams, under the leader
ship of Mrs. lin Coker, gave very
interesting program last Sunday at
ternoOn.
A ball game between Herod and
Sasser is cheduled for Friday at Sas
ser. A number will go over with our
team.
Mr.. and Mrs Hass, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Corley M. McLendon and Miss
Ruth Cowan have visited in Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. McLendon and
Mrs. John Lee visited Mr. and Mrs.
J H. McLendon, jr., this week.
Mr.. Jim Hass lost his very fine
mich COW last week 1t is thought
she died from a snake bite.
Miss Bertha Brim and Miss Mary
Edith Coker have visited Miss Bertha
Fred Dubberly in Dawson.
Our farmers are beginning to put
the Aeecy staple under cover. Hope
they'll get 40 cents for it.
The hnny tribe are tackled quite
frequently and successfully by some
OF our local sportsmen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brim are in Co
lumbus at the bedside of their son,
Mr. Herschell Brim.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. McLendon and
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hass have visit
ed in Albany.
Rev. burden preached fine sermons
to large congregations at both ser
vices Sunday.
Misses Bessie Smith and Marie
Kelley visited and shopped in Daw-
son Monday.
Mrs Frank Altman, OF Dawson, is
welcome guest this week in her old
home here.
Miss Ruth Cowan has visited in
Dawson, the guest of Miss Minnie
Bridges
| Miss Carrie burlington will spend
| the weekend with Dawson friends.
Mrs. c. NJ. Harris and Mrs. J. f.
Brim visited in Albany last week.
Mr.. Will Gay and Miss Annie Gay
have visited friends here
Mrs. Lester Brim was a welcome