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sentence.
SECTION All ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict
with this ordinance are hereby re
pealed.
Passed on first reading January
II, 1925.
Passed on second reading, Jan
uary 10, 1926.
Passed on third reading, Jan
uary 26, 1925.
Passed, adopted and approved
this 26th day of January, A. D.,
1925.
S. X. 10y,
Mayor
Attest:
II. II. PRICE,
City Clerk.
Publish January Of 1Qo6
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR RENT-store. good location,
suitable for any business; rent
reasonable. Apply 52s w. yellow.
stone. Phone 562J.
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FOR LEASE

TO TRADE-eox1oo corner lot. close
to business district with two five
room houses. n one-room house and
a garage. gas heat. good income and
clear. VIII consider farm lands
near Chugwater. Wyo., or Carlock.
South Dakota. preferred. but. what
have you? Call Probst, 2l4 Mid
west Bldg.
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MONEY TO LOAN
Phone ISL

WILL loan s. 1000 on Casper real
estate; must have good security.
Phone 23S.
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rOR RENT Furnished rooms. for
light, housekeeping. in private
home, with family of 3, use Of bath
and phone. -on pavement and bus
line, -.ns children. 633. S.. Lincoln
phone 1901.
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FOR PENTHOUSE
KEEPING ROOMS

FOR RENT-Clean. coy rooms,
completely furnished. SIS; gas and
lights free. 406 w First.
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SEE THESE FOR REAL BARGAINS

Nineroom frame house. strictly modern. separated into two dis
tnct apartments. furnace, southeast side. Cost $1,000. Will sell for
$500. $1,000 down, 500 per month including interest. or will take car
lot. n small clear property in place OF $1,000 down payment.
Sacrifice, $4,000 property for $4,000 cash. Tn is strictly first
class income property, finest close in. east side section. WIN furnish
all details to bonihde buyers.
Close in, sixrocm residence o n 6ox14O foot east front lot. Located
but three blocks east Of Center This is semibusiness property and
has a value of between $4,000 and s12 900. II you ct now you may
purchase this for $3.50 on terms OF $1,000 cash and balance $50 per
month. There is not another opportunity OF this KIM in city of
Casper.
CASPER REALTY CO., INC, REALTORS
Phone ssi los S. Center St,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-Five-room house with
bath and gas. newly DECORATED.
163 N.-Park. Inquire 91s Il. Second.
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FOR RENT-Four-room unfurnfshed
house; reduced rent. Apply 52s
w. Yellowstone.
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FOR TRADE

FOR SALE or trade, income prop.
erty. VIII take late model a as
part payment. Inquire after . p.
m. 1875 S. Poplar.
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For Rent-APARTMENTS

FOR RENT Unfurnished apart
ment, living room. bedroom, break
fast nook. k~itchenette. clothes closet.
private bath. on pavement, laundry
in basement. Phone 226sR.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
FINAL REPORT AND AC-
COUNT AND PETITION FOR
DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION
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FOR -RENT-ROOMS

roR RENT-Nice, furnished room,
hot and cold water. close in.
Phone 676J.
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REIMBURSEMENT

WILL relinquish 120-acre original
Il miles EAST Of Casper along Vel.
lowstone highway. A-mile west OF
Big Muddy oil field. A wonderful
opportunity. price, $500. For full
particulars sec Spark Plug at Tri'
bune office before January 49,.
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FOR RENT-Sieeping rooms. nicely
furnished. next to bath. steam
heat. GAG East A.
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FOR RENT-2 modern sleeping
rooms. outside entrance. 933 s.
Wolcott.
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WILL relinquish e40.acre home.
stead, located ear Mailman.
Wyo., for cash: oil company drilling
nearby. Box B-21s, Tribune.
HOMESTEAD REIMBURSEMENT. 600
acres. all under Casper lcoya irri-
CATION project. 10 miles from Cas-.
per. VIII show byH n.Sointment.
Prics $500. Il. o. Box 49,.
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City Clerk.
Publish January 81, 1925.
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FOR RENT-Close in. steam heated
room. adjoining bath. private
home. reasonable. FOL s.. Beech.
phone 2599.
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(SEAL)

(SEAL)
Attest: II. H. PRICE,
City Clerk.
Publish January 81. 1925.
, 1925-01-27

FOR RENT-One large room. hard
wood floors. also fireplace. next
IN hath. suitable for three or four
ladies' or gentlemen, $3.50 each.
III n. Durbin. phone 1346-R.
, 1925-05-06
MOTHERS DAY DINNER

Wishing to brighten the lives of
mothers whose love and care still
sweetens existence, and honor the
memory of those who have journ-
eyed on to their heavenly home, the
w. C. T. U. will serve a dinner in
the basement of the NJ. E. church
Monday evening, beginning at $50.
After dinner talks to recall the
youthful days when Mother kissed
away the petty sorrow of childhood
and stamped indelibly on the minds
and hearts of her children the mem
CRY of hat love that now blesses
them, will be given by the state
president, Mrs. Fenwick. and local
speakers. Price soc per plate.
, 1925-05-06
CARL DOWNING STARTING
MARTEN RANCH SOUTHF'K

Carl Downing is starting a new
departure on Southfork and if his
new enterprise is successful will de-
velop a fur ranch up that way. At
the present time he has several
native marten in captivity, and
plans to add a few fox to his pens
in the near future. Mr.. Downing
has lived for years on Southfork
and has spent his life trapping and
hunting in the mountains, gaining
a knowledge of wild life which will
stand him well in his new under
taking. Mr.. Downing was in town
Friday for the first time in several
months.
, 1925-05-06
MAJORS RECEIVES HIS
COMMISSION AS SUPT.
CODY FISH HATCHERY

Adam Majors announces that he
has received his commission as sup
~erintendent of the Cody fish hatch
cry, and expects to begin the sea-
sons work at nee He has re-
oeived word from headquarters that
a fish culturist will be sent here to
assist him in his work, inasmuch as
he has had no previous experience
with fish propagation.
The sportsmen of Park county
are hopeful that a bumper crop of
little trout will be available from
the local hatchery this season.
, 1925-05-06
$1,000 CASH PRIZE

A ten dollar cash prize and a case
of Sweetwater will be given to the
person who can suggest the best
name for the mineral water which
is being taken from the spring on
Sweetwater creek by the E. d. Will
son company.
The product contains chloride,
carbon, magnesia. iron. soda and
potash and is said to be a cry
health-giving product. The company
is also anxious for a fitting label
design for use on the bottles of
water.
Everyone is urged to get into the
contest and win the $1,000.
E. D. (Kid) WILSON,
Cody, Wyoming.
, 1925-05-06
PIX" RANCH NEAR SHERIDAN
SOLD TO EASTERN YOUTH

Jackson Morgan. % year old son
of P. j. Morgan, Cleveland capital
list, who came to Sheridan for a va
cation as a dude" c~owpuncher, a
purchased the "PK'' ranch 16 miles
west of that city for a consideration
of 100000.
The ranch, which was owned by
the Patrick Land and Livestock Co.
of Omaha, is one of the finest in
the west and consists of 10000
acres. Morgan's parents spent last
summer there as dude" guests.
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CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed proposal for keeper of
Cody campground will be received
by the board of directors of the
Cody club up until noon. May IL,
1925. Specifications and contract
may be seen at ]. H vogel's store.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Bids should be mailed. to sec
rotary, Mrs. A. Chamberlin. to reach
her not later than Saturday, May
10th. 1925. 4"f 4-29-5-S
, 1925-05-06

Robert Kaufman is doing some
heavy trucking for the Double L
Bar ranch this week.
, 1925-05-06

Jim Winsor is back in Cody after
an absence of several months.
Mrs. Margaret Lovewell of Grey
bull is visiting her parents in Cody
this week.
Senator S. A. Nelson, banker of
Powell, was a caller at the county
seat Tuesday.
Free dance and lunch at the Har-
greaves ranch Friday evening, May
Sth, given by the Cody Screen club.
Bobbie Holm was host on Monday
evening to a party of young friends,
who had been invited to assist him
in celebrating his eighth birthday.
Mrs. Orion Neff of Casper is Wis
iting for a few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Parker.
She arrived Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas w. Rousseau
are driving a new Nash roadster,
which is one of the classiest cars
brought to Cody this spring.
AL. ]. Thickstun, special officer
of the law enforcement department,
left Sunday for points south. He
made the trip to Greybull with j.
NJ. Schwoob.
Mother-the greatest friend you
ever Inadvertently we acknow-
ledge her as life's sweetest influence
and we pay her tribute on Mothers
Day by sending he flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Peterman
are enjoying the presence of a new
daughter who arrived last week, in
time to be on hand for forestry
week. The little Miss will make a
Sans forces.
OFT Cassidy was a visitor in
Cody last week. This is Otis first
visit to the town in several months.
r. r. Rousseau went up the
Northfork Saturday and expects to
start work on his new cabin on
Fifty Mile soon.
j.. b. Warren, manager of Pa
haska Tepee, was in Cody last week
and while here made arrangements
for the opening of Pahaska Tepee
this spring. Very little improve
ment work will be lone this year,
and it is hoped that another year
will see great development at this
famous hotel of Col. Cody's.
MI. and Mrs. J. S. Hammond have
received word that their on, ]. S.
Hammond, Jr., has beer made sec
rotary and sales manager of the w.
b. N%orthrup company, produce
wholesalers of Long Beach, Calf.
This is a large and influential bus
mess firm and the position to which
MIR. Hammond has been elevated is
"a very responsible one.
Joe Freeborg has established a
camp at Hanging Rock on North
fork and will proceed with some
much needed work IN the Park
road. At several places along the
route the roadway has sloughed
away, and it will be necessary to
do some heavy rock work to main
tain a few of the dugways.
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BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS

Mr.. and MRS. J, Frank Gunsul
enjoyed Sunday at Powell.
Fred Bum is down from North
fork purchasing supplies today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aara Knisely are
over from Sunshine attending to
business affairs.
Albert Hartung was down from
Southfork Monday attending to bus
mess matters in the county seat.
Free dance and lunch at the Har-
greaves ranch Friday evening, May
Sth, given by the Cody Screen club.
w. R. Lieb has completed Il new
skylight owe the Western Drug
store, which will make the store
much more bright and CHEEKY.
Remember next Sunday is Moth
D.. er's Day. Say it with flowers. Tel
e%graphic deliveries any where in Am
erica, or sent from the Cody Green
house. r.
Several motor parties spent Sun
udN OH EOTtttOTh. n CUHSlueTdDle
amount of game. such as deer, elk
and mountain sheep. may be seen
from this eni drive.
Mrs. Henry Jones and daughter,
Mrs. A. Billman. returned Tuesday
from Iowa. where they were called
by the death of Mrs. Henry Porter,
mother of Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. McCarty of Russell creek in
Sunlight basin is spending a few
days in Cody this week. He reports
the snow almost gone in his sec
ton, with the roads fairly good
over Bald ridge.
\ party composed of DIR. F. NJ.
Lane. Margery Ross. Mrs. L. l..
Newton and Misses Josephine Kohl
myer and Shriver motored to Pow
ell Sunday and enjoyed the motion
picture show, "Sea Hawk"
Adam Hogg and wife write from
San Diego where they state they
will be located for some months
The Hogs ave resided in Denver
since their departure from Cody sew
eral years ago.
Dave Freeborg returned today
from Billings where he recently un-
derwent on operation. Although it
will be some time before Mr.. Free
borg will be able to handle the
pillow again. hat he is home again
and on the road to recovery is good
news to his many friends.
Henry Goudreau, of the Cody
garage, is pack after an absence of
two months. most of which he has
spent in California and other points
on the coast. Mr.. Goudreau reports
things very good on the coast. with
prospects for a heavy tourist bus
mess to this section OF the Rockies
this season. He is naturally glad
to get back to Wyoming and Cody,
which has been his home for the
last twenty years.
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Mr.. and Mrs- J, Frank Gunsul
enjoyed Sunday at Powell.
Fred Bum is down from North
fork purchasing supplies today.
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o DISCOUNTS

For a period of so days, com
mencing May 1. 1925. the Lincoln
Land company is making a discount
of rs per cent on it's lots in the
town of Cody. on its usual terms of
sale. For prices, terms, etc. see
F. F. MCGEE, Local Agent Lincoln
Land Company.
, 1925-05-06

fltdNy idChihS " "A IL
Bar ranch this week.
Free dance and lunch at 1.-THE Har-
greaves ranch Friday evening, May
Sth, given by the Cody Screen club.
G. A. Holm has been absent from
his duties at the county ~treasurer's
office for several days due to ill
health. His daughter, Miss Mildred
Holm. has been ably assisting the
county treasurer.
Mrs. Grace Boron entertained the
Shamrock club at her home on east
Beck avenue on Tuesday evening.
A social evening was enjoyed by
those present and refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Little Lydia Norton was host on
Monday evening to a group of her
young friends, in honor of her 18th
birth anniversary. Mrs. Norton
served the little folks delicious re-
freshments and the party was a
very delightful affair.
Miss Edna Nelp, representative of
the Ellison-White Lyceum bureau,
spent several days in Cody last
week and this. She is endeavoring
to interest the Cody Woman's club
in some entertainments during the
ensuing season.
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a few days in Cody the first of the
week.
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FOR SALE Guaranteed Canadian
Marquis hard spring wheat seed,
Cody Coal and Transfer company.
Phone 1O5. SIS
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LOST N o

LoST-on the street of Cody, one
pair prism s power binoculars and
carrying case. Finder please return
to Eddie Null and receive-some-
thing. 5-6
, 1925-05-06

FOR Neutrality-suspicious. furnished
house. Possession May LIST. Mrs.
E. D. Watkins. 4-22c
FOR RENT-Three-room furnished
apartment. Phone EOS. S. l..
Edwards. Sc
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CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW
LOVELY EVENT

Exceeding in beauty any former
Chrysanthemum Show in Fitzgerald
an annual event for the past ten
years, was the lovely display spon-
sored by the Woman's Club on Friday
afternoon in an attractive store on
south Grant street. This room was
amirable for the display, having
panelied walls of nuetrals tint that
afforded a perfect background for
the large number of beautiful paint
ings loaned by local artists for a
more delightful setting to the ex'
quisite floral display. In the show
windows were: arranged collections
of handpainted China, also the work
of the town ladies, enhacing the gor.
geous beauty of sample clusters OF
NUNS. No prizes were offered for
art work except that the growing
of such wonderful blossoms might
well be termed an art. Their cultiva.
ton calls for knowledge, it calls for
skill and represents a definite amount
of labor and unceasing attention, es.
pecially in such a dry season, to
bring the plants to such perfect and
gorgeous fruition. Much credit is due
every entrant of blossoms and the
number was surprisingly large con-.
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sidering the drouth prevailing thru
out the entire growing season.
Those winning first place received
a money prize. Others were given
ribbons to designate second and third
places.
Awards were as follows:
Perfect White: First, Mrs. D. H
Paulk, Ocilla; Second and Third, Mrs
G. w. Harrington.
Perfect Yellow: Mrs. VIM. Raw
Inns and Mrs. G. w. Harrington.
Bronze Mrs. C. C. Clements, OF
Rochelle and Mrs. J. A. Evans.
Red: Mrs. J. A. Jones and Mrs. c
S. Clements, of Rochelle.
Pink: Mrs. G. w. Harrington anC
Mrs. D. H. Paulk, of Ocilla.
Cream: Mrs. G. W. Harrington
both first and second.
Most attractive basket: Mrs. D. H
Paulk, of Ocilla and Mrs. J. B. Dean
Most perfect blossom: Mrs. G. W
Harrington and Mrs. D. H. Paulk, Of
Ocilla.
Roses: Mrs. R. A.\Majors and Mrs
R. J. Spell. -.
Dahlias: Mrs. G.. w. Harrington
and Mrs. J. B...Seanor.
Those displaying paintings Of
great beauty including oil and water
colors were. Mr.. Sidney Glare, Mrs
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H. G. Powell, Mrs Modena Rogers
Mrs. Jesse Powell, Mrs. G. E. Kicker
Mrs. C. NJ. Wise, Mrs. Drew Pauik'
Mrs. w. A. Newsom, Mrs. Frank
Clark. Mrs. Viola Palmer. The china
painting was done by Mrs. Frank
Clark and Mrs. W. A. Newsom.
The entire demonstration was put
on by a special committee named IN
the year book for that work, the
hospitality committee assisting with
tea table throughout the afternoon
Children's Book Week was remember
ed by those in charge. a table exhibit
for this with posters, being a.feature'
The room was thronged throughout
the afternoon, indicating wide in
terest in the flower. show. A door fee
of rs cents covered expenses and
| awards.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-11-19
AT THE
GRAN

FRIDAY
"MY HUSBANDS WIVES" star
ring Shirley Mason.
"THE RIDER OF THE PLAINS.
SATURDAY
Western Feature --"RECKLESS
SPEED"
Fox Comedy - upon THE
FARM"
Serials" PLAY BALI. 2 Epi-
sodes and "THE FIGHTING RANG
Err"
MONDAY & TUESDAY
MARY, = PICKEoRD in ".DQRO-
THY VERNON OF HADLEY HALL"
adapted from Charles Majors ro-
mantle novel. Real, love wins over
great obstacles and in spite of in
trigue, treachery, treason. A story
rich in comedy, alive with thrills, re-
plete with action, with Mary Pick
ford appearing in a grown-up role.
Two Shows Each Day. 100 and
500 p. m.
Prices--15 and 80 cents.
WEDNESDAY
"THE UNITED STATES NAVY
BAND" here under the auspices of
the Kiwanis Club. Two concerts: at
$3.50 and $3.50 p. m.
Matinee: All School Children so cents
Adults, $1.00.
Night, main floor, $3.50; Gallery,
S1.0O.
THURSDAY
TOM MIX and TONY in "THE
DEADWOOD COACH".
Fox News and Comedy. 10 and 20
cents.
FRIDAY
Musical Comedy Road Show,
"BRINGING UP FATHER.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-11-19
MRS. J. A. EVANS
ENTERTAINS

Affording delightful evening 10
some of the young folks, Mrs. }. A.
Evans entertained on last Friday
evening with three tables OF rook'
Following the game Mrs. Evans serv-
ed a delicious salad course with cot-
fee and cream. Those present were
Misses Nell and Birtee Evans, Mavls
Paulk, Lucy Whitley, Evelyn: shew-
make, Louise Horn, Sarah sseYies'
and Messrs. ]. T. Murdoch, Harry
Moran, Paul Stone, Peerless odufn, OF
Lyons, guest of the Misses Evans ana
Roy Brown. -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

THE marriage of Miss Mabel Clare
Blanchard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. Blanchard, to Mr.. Alex Flem-
ing, of Tampa, occurred Tuesday in
Ocilla. at the Methodist Parsonage,
Rev. Gray officiating. Immediately
after'the ceremony, the young couple
continued by automobile to their new
home in Tampa. The; best wishes OF
many friends follow them.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-11-19
BOX SOCIAL

There will be box social at the
Osierfeld school house Wednesday
night before Thanksgiving. There
will be some old time fiddle music,
Guitar etc. Come, you are invited
and you will have a good time =
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MSS. L. Perry left Tuesday night
for Oklahoma City, where :her SIS
ter, who has been very ill, was report
ed in a more dangerous condition.
Mrs. Perry has two other sisters Nv
ing in Oklahoma City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knowles well
coined new baby daughter into thei,
home Monday morning.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-11-19

Mrs. George Gray returned Sunday
from pleasant visit in Seabree, Fla.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-11-19

Mrs. Chas. Coleman will visit her
sister, Mrs. U. J. Bennett, in Dalton,
over the weekend.
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Mrs. H. c. Smart, of Greenwood,
S. c., arrived Tuesday morning to
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. J. F. Singleton and family. Mrs.
Smart was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. J. F. Phillips, who i'm
mediately returned home.
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Mrs. o. l.. Bradshaw continues her
visit to her mother in Opelika, pend
the latter's improvement in health.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-11-19

Several of the Baptist young peo-
pie in attendance to the regional con-
vention of the B. Y. P. u, in Cordele,
are Mesdames Lewis Walker, Harold
Lundy and Mr.. Roy Chasteen.
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Mrs. Chester Strickland and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Norman
Park.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-11-19

Miss Nina Aultman, of Triton,
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs. Barney Coburn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers, of Com
merce, arriver today to visit their SIS
ter. Mrs. L N. Chasteen and family,
through Thanksgiving.
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MIS-. ~. IL. DIduSIdW COIIlIldNo iiCi
visit to her mother in Opelika, pend
the latter's improvement in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Johnson and lit
tie children are temporarily located
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Williams on Cypress street.
Mrs. George Brown will leave Sat-
urday for Clearwater, Fla, where
she will spend the winter months with
her daughter, Mrs. Paul Morrison and
family, Mr.. Brown having his work
also in that territory.
H. S. Garland, representing a
school book concern, was business
visitor to the city this week.
| ]. r. Berg, of the Surprise Store
made a flying trip to Dublin Monday.
and left for Miami Tuesday.
Roy Dorminy spent Saturday in
Atlanta attending the football game.
Mrs. J. D. B. Paulk returned to her
home near Brunswick today, after a
visit of two weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Knowles. She was
accompanied by her little grand
daughter, Elizabeth Knowles.
Mr.. Jake Brewer was removed this
week from the hospital, having made
rapid convalescence from an appen-
dix operation.
Mr.. Rice Gwynn left Thursday
night for Richmond, Va, where he
will remain until the opening of the
tobacco season in this section again.
Mrs. j. N. Ralston returned We'd
nesday from an extended visit in Ken
lucky and in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Persons, of
Manchester, were Sunday visitors in
the city.
Mr.. Sidney Gelders spent Tuesday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Gel
ders, en- route from brief visit in
Atlanta back to West Palm Beach
Mr.. Dewey Bowden, of The Lead
er-Enterprise force, was a weekend
visitor in McDonough and Atlanta.
Mrs: Cecil Harris and baby accom-
panied her mother, Mrs. Gunter, on
return visit to Savannah last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and" Mrs. w. M. Rawlins, Mrs.
Wiley Williams and Mrs. w. A. BOWL
ing were visitors in Albany Saturday.
Miss Lois Troupe, daughter of Mr..
VIM. Troup, in the country, and Mr..
John Doss, manager of the Fitzger-
aid Creamery, were quietly married
by Rev. j. F. Singleton at the Bap-
fist Pastorium on Tuesday, the 10th.
The young couple are temporarily
located at the home of Mrs. d. T.
Paulk until they get possession of the
bungalow on South Grant street now
occupied by Abe KRuger and family.
Mr.. George Goddard, connected
with the state school work, has been
in the city this week visiting our
city schools, and also held religious
services for the Primitive Baptists in
their chruch Wednesday evening.
A crowd of Fitzgerald fans too
numerous to mention spent Saturday
in Atlanta to witness the thrilling
football game between Georgia and
Tech, which resulted to 0 for Tech.
Mrs. j. II. Mayes, Miss Hazel
Mayes and Miss Linda Forester were
amonk the Atlanta visitors last Sat
urday.