Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-01-28
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MIR. T. H. Shryock and wife. Of
Washington Spring, S. D., arrived
Saturday and are visiting at the@homt
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w
Shryock.
: The M. M. Club will meet Thurs
.sday at Mrs, A.. H. Tamm, on N. Lee
Street. The members are Lucyle
Lanam, Agness Lamm, Dorothy anG
Thelrna Exens, Christine Scott
Evelyn Mashburn and Jeanette
Blanchard, pupils of the Second
Ward School.
J. E. Halle, of Cedartown, was the
guest of his brother, VIM. S: Halle
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Clark left Monday fol
Fl. Lauderdale and Miami to Iook
after her real estate investments.
M. Gottlieb left Saturday for New
York to purchase the spring and sum.
ner stock for his tailoring estab-
lishment.
Mr.. E. Kruger is on three weeks
+. trip to the northern and eastern mar.
kets to purchase the spring and-su
ner stocks for the several OF the
Kruger Bros. stores in the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Halperin left
Saturday for st. Louis and other
northern markets where they will buy
the spring and summer stock for their
Surprise Store.
Mr.. Duun, of Dublin, is spending
two weeks in the city, assisting the
Surprise Store in the absence of Mr..
Phil Halperin.
Arriving in the city Monday night
called by the tragedy of Billy Nor
gan's death were his mother, Mrs.
Sadie Morgan of Tampa, and his
grandfather, Mr.. H. H. McAllister
and daughter, Miss Helen McAllister.
or Arcadia, Fla, also Mr.. Stowe, of
Tampa. They returned to their
homes yesterday. Mr.. Robert Meal
lister who arrived Sunday from Jack
sonville was called back home on
Monday by the illness of his wife.
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Read the page of bargain offers
from Abe kruger's Department Store.
D. G. Young, of Miami, brought his
brother Harvey to the local hospital
for major operation. He is reported
doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White, of
Alton, Fla, were the weekend guests
of his sister, Mrs. Frank Tyler and
family.
., Mrs. MaryDrew returned Sunday
from Douglas where she was called
by the illness of the little Stubs chill
dren, leaving them improved.
Mrs. Virgil Bowers and little son
left Tuesday for their home in Roa-
noke. Ala, after visit with her Sis
ter. Mrs. ]. H.. Wideman and other
relatives in the country.
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Mrs. Merl Wyman and two chill
dren will leave Saturday for their
home in Detroit, Mich, after visit
of a month with relatives in the city
and country adjacent.
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Norstrom and
Miss Winfred Preston of Duluth,
Mimi. arrived to be the guests of
their sister, Mrs. T. Byers and family
In who's First?" election con.
Quoted at Lagrange Female College
the name of Miss Myrtle Cannon is
listed as the "'Most Attractive
Student" ,->..
Mrs. Elmer Waites returned
Wednesday from a pleasant visit OF
several days in Americas.
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On Friday Mrs. Elmer Waites eSl
poets to 60 to Atlanta to take part In
a radio concert given at the w. 5. b.
station and sponsored by the Amer
icus Kiwanis Club.
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Of kruger's Department Store.
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Mrs, ". d. KICKS StIlO ICtiC uooeh-
ter Barbara of Ocilla, Fla, are guests
this week of Mrs w. P. Coffee and
family. . -..e..."- !. ~. !. s',~a.., =. T..
Mrs. E. A. Russell will leave Sat
: urday for a visit Of several weeks
With sher sister, Mrs. Frank Ezzell IN IN
- Leesburg, Fla. 49,.
- Mr.. G. C. Morgan arrived Tuesday
afternoon from South Florida where
he travels. too late for his son Bllly's
funeral, the message failing to reach
him soon enough.
Mrs. J. J. Dorminey and daughter,
Mrs. McElroy and Miss Elizabeth Dor
miney, visited in Macon and Milledge-
Vile last week being accompanied
home by Miss Elizabeth Hill who
spent several days here.
Mr.. ]. j. Dorminey visited his
daughter, Mrs. Duke Massee and his
grandson, Jack Dorminey Massee, in
Macon last weekend:
>, Mrs and Mrs. Reason ,Paulk left
Wednesday for their home in Sara
sofa. Fla, after week in the city
called by the death of their brother
in-law, Mr.. Henry Wester.