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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Aug. l6.-The authori-
ties of Cecil county spent yesterday in
searching the country for Noah Mannoa,
the Young white man wanted for setting
FIRE 10 the wheat stacks on John Cecil 5
farm, near Rowlandville, and robbiag
the farmer of 500 in money and gold
watch They believe he has returned
to his home IN Nirgiaia and have asked
the Virginia authorities 10 look out for
him.
Thieves, Sunday night, visited the
garage Of former Police Magistrate
Charles p. Barley, In Elkton, and made
off with his touring car
At meeting of the women voters held
at Rising Sun, Saturday afternoon,
Miss Bertha Tyson, president of the
Cecil County w G. T Il. was urged TO
be candidate for the House of Dele
gates at the Democratic primaries.
Levin, the 15-vear-old son of S. J.
Gomlev. of Locus Grove, fell out of a
tree, few days ago, and fractured both
wrists.
H. Pheonias du Pont of Wilmington
was assessed S25, with costs, by Justice
Baeur of Havre de Grace yesterday for
speeding. After paying his hne Mr.
du Pont remarked What more can
fellow expect when driving new carp"
The home of DIR. and Mrs. George
Lindsay Edmunds, at Forest Hill, was
the scene Of quiet wedding. AT noon
today, when their daughter, Miss I.etitia
Gordon, was married to George Watson
Clendaniel.
Msrriage licenses were issued in
Elkton. Yesterday to John T. McCool
and Edna T.. Ryall of Wilmington, and
Charles f. Virgins and Catherine NJ.
Gayantes, OF State Road, Del.
Clarence. j. Brickley of Des Moines,
Iowa, is spending this week with his
cousin, T. Ernest Brickley, at Perry
Point
Thomas T. Freeman of Elkion was
operated onyesterday at Union Hospital,
for intestinal trouble. His condition is
reported serious.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. Aug. 16 Mr.. and
Mrs. William s. Boyer, entertained at
their cottage at Bay View over the
weekend the following guests: Mrs.
Isabelle Downes and daughter, Esther
r. Fennimore and Mr. Beaston Of
Middletown, and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Bower and family of Taylor's Bridge.
While boys were throwing stones at
swallows at the Wye, Sunday, Frank
Morris was struck and the back OF his
head severely bruised
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Won Culin of New
York City are spending a week here with
nher parents, MIR. and Mrs. samuel
Hicken
Mrs. Frank c. Wilkens Of Rock Hall,
Md, and Mrs Nirgal w Kendall Of
Chcstertown, Md, are here visiting
MIR and Mrs Wilkens.
MIR and Mrs Benjamin + Gooden
of Baltimore are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gooden, at Porters.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Stanley ald
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and children of
Philadelphia and Mrs. Paul Newman of
Wilmington were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs William Givison, Sr.
Captain Charles Schaffer of Fort
Monroe, Va, is here for month with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Schafer.
Miss Caiharine Rose is visiting Miss
Catharine I.awhead of Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs John Young and child
dren Dorothy and Jack, of Philadelphia
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j ". Carrow
Of st. Georges.
Lionel Bright of Allentown, Pa,
spent the weekend here with his family,
who are spending the summer with
his parents, Mayor and Mrs. George n,
Bright.
Mrs. Cassie Newton Coleman. OF
Arkansas is visiting her cousin, Miss
Emma Clark, ut her home at Greenlea
Mrs. Frank Householder is visiting
her son, Mayor Eugene Householder at
Fort Howard, Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Aker of Tennessee
are here visiting his mother, Mrs
Carl Aker.
Mrs. Catharine Kane is visiting Mrs
Emma Rowen of Camden. y. j.
Miss Catharine Straley of HlIleress,
n. j., is here visiting Corporal and Mrs.
James Smith
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NEWS OF LEwES.

Iewes, Aug. l6.-Howard Nichols
who was Speeding the weekend with
his family. was called TO Philadelphla
By telephone and left at 3 q. m. Sunday
owing TO the Atlantic Refining Cos
Plant being on fire. Mr.. Nichols Is
assistant manager of the plant.
Miss Anne Farrar OF st. Louis. Mo,
who is spending the summer at Reho-
both Beach was guest of Mr.. aad Mrs.
Clinton Long during the week.
Mrs Edgar Hopkins who he's been
seriously Ill at her home in Lewes for
several weeks, Is beginning to improve.
Mrs. Abel Ruth of Philadelphia is
visiting MIR. and Mrs Edgar Hopkins,
Mrs. Ruth is a niece of Mrs Hopkins
Strawberries are being enjoyed by
several families in town. Ed Watson viii
have quite a crop on his large patch near
town
The sudden wind storm, accompanied
by sheets of ram and sharp electrical
display Sunday afternoon, did consid-
erabie damage throughout the country.
1t blew down a large youag poplar tree
which stood IN DIR. VIM. p. Orr S yard.
All the Lewes Beach cottages are oc-
cupied and there have been many more
applicants for cottages during August.
The hotels also are filing.
Nick Smith of Chincoteague Island,
Va, spent the weekend here with his
wife and son at the home of Mrs. Smith 5
parents, MIR. and Mrs John NJ. Barnes
Mr.. and Mrs. Tbos. Douglass are
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh TO
Douglass of Camden, n. j.
While Billy Mcdonald, aged years,
was fastening to the Cape May-Lewes
ball game, riding his bicycle, he ran into
o rope which some children had stretched
across the path and was thrown violently
TO the cement pavement bruising and
himself painfully.
Miss Ruth Pierce lost a valuable silk
frock by fire caused by the cooks son
with the gas stove at the
Hotel Rodaey. SATURDAY. Great pres
ence of mind shown by the cook pre-
vented further loss
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Marshall and
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Marshall and chill
dren spent the weekend at Dewey
Beach with Captain and Mrs. Fred
Vogie, sister of the Marshalls.
Mr.. and Mrs James r. Kelly, Mrs
and Mrs. Eugene G. Kelly and Miss
Cecilia motored TO Ocean City, Md,
The building occupied by the Ameri-
ran Stores has been purchased from Mrs.
L. w Mustard. Sr., for S4 900, by the
Junior Order of Americaa Mechanics
They are putting the building ia fine
shape and adding several Improvements
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Kills Pesky
Bed Bugs
p. D. @.

Just think, a 35c box OF p. ID. Q. (Pesky
Devils Quietusl. makes a quart. enough to
coot5eS and stops future generations BY
killing the eggs and does not iniure the
clothing
Liquid FIRE to the bedbugs is what p:
d Q. Is Ike. bedbugs stand as good
chance as d SNOWFALL in a justly famed
heat resort. Patent spout free In every
package Of p. ID. Q. to enable you 70 Kill
Look for the DEVILS head on every box
then you'll have what Hospitals havs
found to be the best insecticide known to
science. Special Hospital size $3.50
makes five gallons--contains 3 spouts--
either sixe at your druggist or sent pre-
paid upon receipt OF price by the Owl
Chemical Co. Terre Haute. Ind. GenU
Inc p. ID. O. " never Deddled
Eckerds Medicine StoreE unl n, r.
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REPAIRING OLD BRIEGE.

Seaford, Aug. 16s-The county bridge
spanning the Nanticoke river between
Seaford and Blades is undergoing ex-
tensive repairs under the Supervision
of Road Overseer Robert ]. Allen.
The traffic over this bridge is be-
coming so great that il is only mat
ter OF time when a new iron or cons
crete bridge viii have to replace the
old wooden structure. as repairs are
constantly being made 10 it.
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MRS. sPoFFoRp NOVELIST DEAD

Newburyport, Mass, Aug. l6-Mrs
Harriet Prescott Spofford, novelist aud
poet, died at her home on Deer Island
early Yesterday. She was born at Calais,
Nc, April 3, 1885.
OF all her stories il is likely that
ssThe Madonna of the Tubs will be
the longest remembered. Some titles of
her works are Sir Rohan's Ghost.
ss1he Amber Gods and Other Stories. :
New England Legends. THE Thief
10 the Night
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NEWS OF sEAFoRp.

Seaford. Del. Aug. 16.--Mrs Georg,
Rowe and daughter. Ethel, ot New
York City, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Utz.
Clarence Bennett of Rodesdale
Nd, is here visiting his sister. Mrs
$. J. Robinson.
Mrs. Rcfus Covey of New York
City arrived here. yesterday, for a
visit with friends.
Miss Anne NanSant, who was visit
ing Miss Katherine Stevens. has gone
10 Laurel for a visit.
A large storage house has been
erected at the plant of Parsons
Brothers. near the Pennsylvania Rail
road.
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thumb, the result Of : piece of ,um-

thumb the result Of piece Of ium-
Der falling upon It.
Thieves entered the poultry house
OF Henry MeArs, near Piney Grove.
four miles from here. and carried
AWAY SO choice fowls.
Mrs. Hannah Belts OF Millville sus-
tanned broken arm when she trip
ped over board and fell to the
ground With great force.
Failing from the roof OF barn on
which he WAS working. near Ellen
dale. Edward Carpenter broke his
shoulder blade.
William II. Warren OF Milford has
leased the Ryon Theatre, Market
street near Railroad avenue. George
town. and took charge yesterday.
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SECOND CROP STRAWBERRIES.

Georgetown. Aug. 16.-Farmers In
different parts of Sussex county re-
port they will soon have small guam
tity of strawberries. the second crop
this season,
Within the past few days, few
quarts hive found their way to the
markets and have been selling for 25
cents the quart box. They are as
firm and large as the first yield in
the spring. and the flavor is just as
good.
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penrosc towing barge Cleavcr, loaded
with tankAge, from Philadelphia to-
Baltimore; tug Mildred McNally, tow
ing harees 4, bunting and G.. q. Benz
nett, light, from PhilatclphiH to Balti-
more; powerboat w. II. Holland, Jr.
loaded with tomatoes from Newd Jersey
to Baltimore; schooner Jeremiah n
Ogden from Baltimoresto Philadelphia !;
tug Louise, towing barge No. 80,
loaded with acid, from PHILADELPHIA to
Baltimore; yachts Blanche + and One
Thirty, from Chesapeake bay to Phila-
dclphia; yachts Avilda j., Dot and
Mystery, from Philadelphia to tho Ches-
apeake bay; Yacht Tridadon, from
Betterton to Wilmington; yacht Donna .
from Philadelphia to Chesapeake bny,
tug Cramp, from Baltimore to Phila-
delphia.
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AUTO WAS BURNED.

Seaford. Aug. 16.--While returning
from campmeeting al Concord, Nd,
Sunday night. Ralph Hill. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William r. Hill of near
Seaford, had a narrow escape from
being burned to DEATH The automo-
bile he was driving caught fire when
something went wrong with the
ignition, starting blaze which ran
TO the gas line
Hill jumped from the car in time
TO save his life. The car was a five
passenger Paige sportster, valued at
$500. and belonged to his father. II
was a total loss
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SAY BIG SHIPS SELL RUM.

Atlantic City, y. j., Aug. 16.-Larger
vessels than the two schooners recently
confscated, are involved in rlm-running
along the Atlantic coast, assistant
United States District Attorney Pearse
said YESTERDAY.
Our agents are trailing the big fish
in the smuggling game and arrests of
these men may be expected soon, he
added.
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OPERATION WAS TOO LATE.

Seaford. Aug. 16.-The funeral OF
Miss Eva Gilbert. aged II years,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Gilbert of near Cannon. took place
Sunday afternoon in Cannon Nj. p
Church, Rev. John Thornton otficiat-
ing Interment was made in Odd Eel
lows cemetery here.
Miss Gilbert's death was caused by
appendicitis. She suffered an attack a
week ago, Saturday. and was taken to
the Cambridge. Nd. hospital. where
an operation was performed, hut the
appendix was in such bad shape that
death resulted
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TO JAIL FOR SELLING GIN.

Dover, Aug. 1s.--Emmet Richards
colored, who was arrested Saturday
evening at Bowers Beach big Satur-
day" charged with selling liquor by
the drink. was given hearing, yes
ferday, before Magistrate E. F. Wood
and held in $500 bail for the October
term of court.
Two witnesses testified to seeing
richards pour out a drink OF gin. and
take money for the same.
In default of bail. Richards was
committed 10 jail. He is from Will
A4ington.
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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, Aug. 16.-R.' ". Helm. who
attended the Summer School at, Col
umhia University has returned home.
Former Chancellor Charles NJ. Cur
tbs conducted services at st. Thomas
u. E Church, Sunday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. A. b. Widdoes and
three children. Mildred. Virgil and
Ernest Widdoes. and Miss Mildred
Bentwell. who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. o. w. Widdoes, left yester-
day for their homes in Dexter. Maine.
They made the trip by automobile.
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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown, aug. I6.-Interior
decorations are being mads to Grace
NJ. f. Church. Afillsboro. and when
they are completed it will present a
very attractive appearance.
John p. johnson, an empioye OF
Sussex County Highway Department.
Is suffering from severely mashed
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TRAFFIC IN THE CANAL.

Delaware City, Aug. 16-1'he follow
ing traffic passed through the Chesa-
peake and Delaware canal, yesterday
Schooner Susie G. Raynor, from
to Bettcrton, tug Senator
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CURTAIN SCRIM

Mill Ends. But such
mill ends. Rare qualities
seldom met with at ten
times this price. SO inches
wide good lengths.
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The new and much wanted Lancaster
Apron Ginghams and all of them Of
first quality intended for regular stock
and specially priced for the day In
wonderful choice OF all sized checks.
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Pants similar to these
arc being sold all over
town al 80 90 and 50 50.
They are Of an excep-
tionaIly heavy grade Of
Shahi and are offered in all
sizes Made With flap COW
cred pocBets. strong seams.
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Blankets. sSci 1t seems almost
good to be true. and right in the ia,
cold weather but few months or be
ful plaid wool nap blankets. tomor
Just as long as they last, which won
long, 9Sci
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HUCK TOWELS

Ends of SOC and 75c
Linen Huck Tow
els, all good lengths
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CLIFTON HEIGHTS

.., ACRES bungalow. ~ rooms : baths
all modern improvements. convenient TO
rroIIry and railroad. Will divide acres. Iurg.
ri, ken house, fruit trees, crane arbOr; can
O.. seen daily after ., m, Corner SuTln
Z ~ and nak nNnR Phnnn IAnHLLmNN NMM
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2l29 MT. MORIAH LANE

t6@OO Woodland ave.
containing IsrGe bedrooms and ba tn, Dutch
hall and very largo kitchen; gRraE" privilege,
lewly papercd and painted and electric
lights terms TO suit; cars II and 81. VIA
subway to 02d and Woodland ave 4 square
north; owner on premises every afternoon
and all tay Saturday and Sunday
CHERRY co2y home OF q rooms FOR $3.50
with such modern appointments as hot
water heat. gas und elcC.. gaz kitchen. IT,
the equal in construction and detail Of many
homes Ct $500 to $1,000 more In price
Shortridge. 81 5. 56th st. sherwood "Si
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nROOkIINE MANOR

N'DERS N.rShiow. rooms and tile hath
lar l"nrl fooTs h0t-wAt'.g nra'. corner
{. 5nAl25. framed price SlO. 500.
WATTS. R-uoIll Inc. IIanrrch 800
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,I,NTT .rNlAS'S country home Cha!font 81
.crrS con ,r,,S ,g@I. ,,ni sI"',rH ,,! n4l" p.DS'
D gln bile ant EGrNgr wuTksr..u. AL uIlKs
t,rn1if shape. ~, Oscar II. WtugLsT. ~
'.fv et
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LOGAN RoMEs--llOl to lll7 SomeryIIIs
ave-, new story, rooms, baih
garage, electric lights. gas and hot-wate'r
heat financed, open for inspection rVsTy
afternoon and Sunday. See TOWNSEND
ia Grocer Bids, Spruce G606.
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BROOKIINE

INu STORY mod .lr,. dwE., Sr & bath
vt iuNl25. excellent Cond, rrire $4,000.
WATTS Bro.KGno. ILin-TCh a.
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.WO-STORY mod dwE.. r. bath how'd
doors ~ heat; lot 6ONl95. Ear.. price
ll.0OO watts Hrookne. Lanerch 3D9
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Factories. Warehouses. Mfg. Floors

S35 O0O--NIodern I,story concrete and hollow
tile factory, $4,000 square feet, high cell
ings electrically equipped. Reading II. Il
frontage, IL acres land; also $4,000, =
ana 5000 0OO large plant l25 600 squarJ
feet 1oor space, 100 acres land; many Others
send for, list
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,nuu--Op lot 2OxllO attractive room
brick home, heater, bath gas. lnrlosed
orch, sWOPE a SON $40 Man, Darby
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100 PRIV ArEIY pu'IT STONE
HOUSE, . c'.,:n.ors 3 baths. e. ..ar I:rr
"n.,"r ; Salh-r.ard Ba.a-,bnwsI j.,
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.iARliAlS frame house, o large rooms lot
lOOAl0U. $4,000; easy terms Ina Fair
brother, Folsom or $40 OTIS Bldg Phila
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OAK LANE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
$1,000

S75O1
BeautIful homo in oak Lane. near the sta.
tion, good lot refined surroundlngs: 9th ri
above OAK fnro ave
SAMPLE HOUSE OPEN TODAY
SCHGITE 4 CO., 5622 Germantown ave.
LOT CON20O Sli 900 f-r Immediate sale:
single stone. and frame. house 3 story. II
rms. and hath, ylG shade and shrub, pos
J.. '. y NiN"r, 7Oi commonwealth B'dg
Walnut 2311
3STuRY s"Nli.d"t. broom brick dwgi lot
l2xl25; near "a; $4,000. G $40, Tod on
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T. n AVE = large lot OF attn, tive p ~.cs
from 53uu0 NJ t. $50 90 gal .,.' ...
'..u .lr I''s. u e. WILLIAMS co
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WILL FINANCE-54oO brock y. nth sta
rooms and tile bath modern. Phone owner
Woodland. 48li J, or apply b373 Thomas
hYerrle.
with garage; brand new; near stores cars
schools and parks. 800 per month. open any
time.
ZOO BLOCK SYDENHAM ST. Garage.
near station; m jdcrn.
G Wesley Read, ir I'd 6 Wagner. wyo aGl
1900 BLOCK y. i5TH-Radley built twin.
c: Wea'.y Road, Ir I'd & Wagner. Wvo Se4
1923 y l3TH- Twin. p stv.: good location
{. Woscy Road l5r nd G Wagner Wyo aGi
lll4 SOMERVilLE AVE.-8r & b.; barg.
C. Wesley Road Broad g Wagner. wyo JGi
YOU ..nut" auto TO Broad s. Wagner ave. &
Wcs,cy Rad about Logan real estnte
1909 WARNOCH. h.-w H.. cleo. h.-w a.,
INN noss; hargain. Glssol. 1929 n. Broad.
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\EM .."l-- : rms bath. cows largo lot
$1,000 g.. WI'hams - AhnGr"n. "a
& EDDM D..I.' god lo,arlor s2TOo
u q, WILL lNMS co AhlnSr,r 70
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". COR. 30th ani spruce ulI,.. unpr
s'-oets. WESTEEY. gO3 I.l"r'l Bd-.
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WILSON. ELKINS PARK

READY for immediate occupancy. de,sohsS
t"Ioni0I dwelling. 10 looms \ laibs SnJ
WohcIn com ,hl' rrrs, near laIu and troIIsVs
PTlCe Sl1,oVOi suitably terms McCGrnirls 4
Mccormick, Lincoln Bldg, or EikIna paTL
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
PERSONALS AND NEWS
FROM BRONWOOD
OCCURRENCES CHRONICLED
AND MOVEMENTS OF THE
PEOPLE NOTED.

Mrs. S. A. Royal and Miss Josie
Holland left for Atlanta Saturday,
where they have accepted positions
with the M. Kutz Millinery Co., for
| few weeks. Mrs. Royal before return
ing will purchase. her fall line OF mil
linery.
Little Miss Beatrice Graves, of Tam
pa, Fla, and Louise Battle, OF Do
than, Ala, who visited Mrs. Howell
| Wilcoxon. left Saturday to visit their
grandparents in Union Springs.
Mrs. Mary Chestnut and daughter,
GLADYS. of Montgomery, Ala, and Mr..
Velma Conner, of Rochelle, are visit
ing the family Of Mr.. and Mrs W.
M. Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Harris and
DAUGHTER Frances, of Herod, and Mrs.
Marsh Mobley and daughter, Edna
Norman, of Fitzgerald, visited Mrs
lW. w. and Mrs. Grady Massey last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Inhnger and
daughter, of Parrot, and Rev. J.. M;
i Williams, of Statesville, have visited
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Law
horn.
Miss Annie Rec Saville is expected
to arrive this week. She stopped over
on her way from summer school to
visit friends in Atlanta and Americas.
Mr.. c. w. Martin, of Shellman, and
Messrs. Cecil Chambliss and Jack
Kaufman, of Yeomans, visited James
and John Chambliss the past week.
DR.. H. c. Derrick and sons, Jen-
nings and Stewart, of Oglethorpe, VS.
| tied the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. S. Derrick, the past, week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Killebrew and
daughters, Thqa and Dorothy, OF
| Sylvester, spent the week with Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Royal.
Mrs; ]. R. Davis, Miss Eldora How
ell and Miss Ida Mae Pruitt returned
from Athens Friday, where they at
] tended summer school.
/ The merchants of Brentwood who
! sell Chero-Cola were invited to the
| Chero- Cola club to be entertained by
Mr.. Jim Lowrey.
Miss Fife Cobb, of Smithville, and
Messrs. Jesse Jones and w. S. Smick,
OF Americus, visited Miss Stella Will
liams Thursday.
MT. ana MIS-. .. - IAdtNHNi an
Mrs. J. G.. Garner and Miss Lucy Gar
ner, of Dawson, have visited Mrs. L.
H. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs George Parrish and
family visited the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Arnold last week.
The many friends Of Mr., John Mil
Ter regret to learn of his, severe illness
and hope for him a speedy recovery:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Thomas, of Ma
con, are visiting the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Martin.
Mr.. Clarence Holland has returned
from North Carolina, where he was en-
gagged in packing peaches. T..
Mrs R. L. Gunnels and Ralph lett
Thursday to visit Atlanta and other
points in north Georgia:
Miss Carolyn Chambliss has return
ed from a pleasant visit to Miss Ross
Martin in Shellman.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-08-02
THE DAWSON NEWS

Misses Wilma and Elma Martin
have returned from pleasant visit to
friends in fElfaviife
Miss Edith Miller returned Satur-
day from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Miller in Albany.
Mrs. E. c. Berry and Mrs. Lewis
Henderson and children visited IN Ocil-
la last week.
The friends of Mr.. R.. E. Foster are
glad to learn of his recovery from
measles.
Mrs. Annie Gammage attended I'M
ion meeting at Sumter City Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Gammage en-
tertained at a fish supper Thursday
night. :,
Misses Ruth and Frieda Caldwell
left Sunday to visit relatives in Amer
icus.
Mr.. J. M. Ball left Friday night to
visit relatives in Griffin and Jackson
Mrs. Haley, of Tazewell, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Patton.
Miss Ina Snider, of Ellaville, is the
guest of Miss Grace Collins.
Mr.. S. w. Denton left Friday to
visit relatives in Atlanta.