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s NEWS OF THE]STATE.
T?«i Klks in Savannali are going to^
btallil themselves a home.
Coffee county is yet to hold its pri
mary for county officers
JkU the Georgia newspapers are wear
ing the earmarks of unprecedented pros-
.p**arh v.
|'^Fitzgerald’s cotton gin is runniuj,
tulday to keep npfwirii the pro
'tchioim.
Plucky Moultrie is to have a number
Sue new buildiugs to take the place
S/!h>js» recently burned.. .j
“Hie sons of Confederate veteraus arc
<50 join v it!i the U I). O., in building »i
w«*rans monument ill Washington, Ga
Tne Casualties of third battle of
have already l»egun. Private
Fr*ak Lasseter, of Americas, was killed
bv -k fall from the train at Greensboro,
x.e
The :State Normal school will open at
Atlteas■ today with an attendance of
a ire than ,four haudrel. This sciioo
i# doing a great work for the teachers of
tA>*
date
C*rdeieis to have a now telephone
"tystenu eonueotiug farmers homes with
tha town. To call up tho twelve blind
«*»•". *1“ <• li ‘» r of 11,3 s «*» boaW * of '.-God. who ha*served them *o.( ably aim
nrojhe.
A. A. Wallin* who killed Frank Betts
in. au Atlanta boarding house three
weeks ago will ask for’ an immediate
. tsrial when he h is his preliminary hear
ing th.’.s week.
Plus i* ipullst* of Oolqnitt county it id
enty men at a m etiug in Moultrie
,t w ok. A temporary organization
is efi cted and they will eudoavor to
; ,#c a big Watson vote in November.
Atetcalfe Mention.
(By E. E. Hose)
Miss Mattie Thomas returned from
Quitman Wednesday whore she- had
j been visiting for a few days,
Messrs. Albert and James Dixon two
of .Thomiisville’s popular young meu
spent Sunday here among friends.
Mrs. J. W. Lilly of Mt Pleasant Ga.
atter spending some time here, returuod
to Cairo Saturday wjiere«she goes to l
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Counelle a* few days before returning
home.
Miss Hattie McDonald of Lake Butler
Fla. after speuding some time with Mrs.
Zeigler, her mother, returned home
Monday.
Mr. E. D. Stringer one of our oldest
and best beloved citizens made a flying
trip to Cairo the last of the week. His
tittle daughter Lucile accompanied him.
Mrs. L. M' Williams accompanied by
her family left for Moultrie last week
whero she will make her f uture homo.
As residents of our town for more than
a year they have made many fast
friends all of whom regret to see them
go away.
Mrs. J. C. Thomas who has been a
guest of her a4nt in Tallnhasseo re
turned home Wednesday accompanied
by herg.mnd daughter Mrs. M, A. Fen
uell.
Rev. T A. White of Thomasvillo filled
his regular monthly appointment at the
Baptist church here Saturday and Sun
day. preaching three power nl seiiiiots.
The church in conference Saturday,
called him to tlib pastorate cf their
church for another year, thus proving
tlujifr unqualified love for this luau ol
CHICKEN THIEVES*-
Young Whito Boys have Organized a
Predatory Gang.
The organization of a gang of. chick
en thieves is not anything new, strange
faithfully for more than twenty tears.
Matron at Y. F- C.
Mrs. *M. K. Mitchell, who will be
matron at Young’s Female College this
year, has arrived from Bainhridgo to
take up her duties. Mrs. Mitchell’s two
daughters Misses Dorothy and Grace
will bo students at the college. Mi*s
Gra:e.is already here' and her sister will
come over later in the week. ' The
family is a pleasant one and will m-nii
ipuclt to the College.
Go isden c<
. local
oum 'vr of
Fla., is in the rn-dst
j campaign, and a
ia hoc
