Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-12-06

Georgia Recruiting Station at Albany
was visitor 20 the city Monday.
Trainmen Sol Wixon, r. IA. Jackson
and +. ?. Gates left Sunday for Raj
eigh to report for work on the S. A. |.
Federal Court which was to convene
at Albany on the 18th has been post
poned to an indefinite date, on account
OF the Holiday season.
Mr.. Carl Fellars returned from an
extensive trip through South aud n
Carolina and brings back glowing re-
ports about the prosperous condition
OF the farmers i'll those states
We smile while we drain your crank
xcase, and grease your transmission and
rear end. Armantrout Motor Co., 305-
305 S. Grant St. tt
Mr.. w. R. Tucker of the A. B. &
A. Agricultural Extension Depart
ment was business visitor to the city
this week
. 6o6 quickly relieves Colds, Fever
and LaGrippe, Constipation, Bilious
ness and Headaches. Mar2l
Mr.. Earnest Halle of Cedartown,
was visitor to the city this week,
looking to the settlement OF the estate
of his father, the late DR.. T. J. Halle
During his stay in the city he was the
guest of his brother DR. Will S. Halle.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Hall and
family OF Moultrie, were the guests
of Miss Maymee Smith Thanksgiving
sMr Roy MADDEN and Miss Margar-
e. McCraney of Albany spent Sunday
with Miss Martha Chester.
The Georgia Shoe Co., has been
sold to Davis-Dalton Dry Goods Co.,
of Valdosta.
Mrs. Emma Carter left few days
ago for several Weekes visit to rela-
tives in Thomasville.
Mr. George of Broxton spent
Thanksgiving with Miss Maymee
Smith.
Mrs. Mabel Salter left this week for
the markets to purchase stock for her
new millinery parlor which she will
open the first of the year i'll the corner
room over McCarty's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wilson have an
nounced the birth of baby daughter
at their home on W. Oconec street,
Monday, Nov. 10Th
Mrs. R. Brown from Grand Rapids,
Mich, has arrived to spend the winter
with her sister Mrs. L. c. Parnin.
MIR. and Mrs N N. Littlefie|d, Mr.
and Mrs Robt Littlefield and Robt.,
Jr., spent Sunday in Americas.
News has reached the city of the
marriage of Mrs. Marcus Luke of
Los Angeles, Cal, to Mr. Fred T.
Drill of that city.
Mr., F. J. Hanson is spending
Jew days in Atlanta on business
Mr.. and Mrs. w R. Paulk who are
touring Florida are expected to re-
turn home next week
4 Mrs. J. H. Mayes returned from At
santa this morning.
Mrs. T. M Walden chaperoned a
Fitzgerald belle and her escort in At
lanta last week and accompanied them
home Sunday.
& Mrs. ]. H. Harley of Valdosta and
Mrs. VIM Young of Montezuma,
mother and sister of Mrs Clayton Jay
were her guests the latter part of last
week
Miss Addic Davenport was at home
from her school work at Preston,
Ga, to enjoy the Thanksgiving re-
cess with her mother Mrs. ]. B. Dav-
export and her brothers Clifford and
Sanford
MISS Ills Davenport WCHl over II OH
Bowdon College to enjoy the attrac-
tons offered by Atlanta on and after
Thanksgiving Day including he
Paderewsk concert.
Mr. Roy Dorminey was home from
Emory University last week over the
weekend enjoying visit with his
parents Dr. and Mrs. w. D. Dorm
iney.
Mr.. G. c. Beck, general manager |
of the Southern Bell Telephone Co.,
was a visitor to the city Wednesday |
and was entertained by Messrs w. r. !
Bowen and J. P Manning of the Be- |
Ven Telephone Co.
Miss Leila Griffin has moved her
sewing room from the Third National |
Rank Building to 100 East Pine, the
room recently occupied by the Y Not
Eat Restaurant
Mrs. T. NJ. Griffin who accompan
led Mrs. J. L. McCarty's motor par
ty to Atlanta last week is now visit
ing in Lagrange, the guest of Mrs.
f. K Farmer. So