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Purely Personal Mrs. Margaret Jordan has returned from Athens. Miss Lovie Turner has returned from Pearson. S& Mr. J. H. Jordan spent Friday in Atlanta on business. Mr. P. L. Moore, of Broxton, was a visitor here Tuesday. v " Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Goodyear are at Amelia Beach N. C. Mr. Garnet Whelchel has returned from a visit to Pensacolia. Mrs. W. H. Moore is visiting her son at Hazlehurst this week. Mrs. Bob Tolar and Miss Za.inie Tolar are in Birmingham. Mrs. Fillingim and Mrs. Tom Daily spent Sunday at St. Simons. Mrs. G. F. Dickson is spending sometime at Chatanooga, Term. Mrs. Robert Lott and children are visiting relatives at Lakeland. Mrs. F. M. Cates has returned from the hospital at Savannah. Miss Emma Miller, of Bagdad, Fla., is the guest of Mrs. A. F. Coffee. Mrs. Ellis, of Baxley, Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. R. C. Wilson. Miss Mildred Mcßae, of Mcßae, is the guest of Miss Agnes Morrison. Mrs. M. F. Head and children are visiting relatives in Dahlonega. Mrs. E. L. Tanner has returned from a visit to relatives in Sparks. Miss Ruth Davis, of Statenville, is visiting her aunt,-Mrs. C. A. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cocjfran and children spent Tuesday at •Willacoo ehee. Misses Era and Lillian Goodyear are visiting relatives at Spartanbury, S. C. Col. J. N. McDonald spent several days in Atlanta this week on busi ness. Mrs. John Barnes has as her guests this week, the Misses Martins, of Fitz gerald. Master Wilbert Little is spending a few days with friends in Baxley this week. Miss Bessie Wilson, of Valdota, is the guest o her father Mr. A. L. Wilson. Dr. Jas. DeLamar, of Savannah, is spending a few days in the city with friends. f Prof, and Mrs. J. W. Powell an nounce the arrival of a fine boy on Monday. Mrs. H. C. Whelchel has as her guest this week, Mrs. Strickland, of Swainsboro. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Fielding spent Sundry in Leliaton with Mrs. Pield ing’s father. .< Miss Ethel Morrison has returned from a pleasant trip to Washington Springs, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshall Ashley and son, and Miss Letitia Lewis, are motoring thru North Carolina and Virginia. They will be away for a month. The Opportunity Now Semi-Annual CLEARANCE SALE and Save Money LEVIN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Miss Mary Chatty Cannon is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. S. H. D. Barnes. ' \ « ) Quite a number fyorn here attend ed the big picnic at Lucy Lake on last Thursday. M iss Myra’ Carter has returned to her home at Elliot ater a visit to Mrs. Q. Holton. Mrs. Brantly, Of Lakeland and Mrs. Carpenter, of Uvalaa, are the guests of Mrs. Tom Davis. Mr. William Terrell has returned home after spending some time with relatives in Alamo. Lost, a baby’s chain and locket, on streets of Douglas. Finder return to Mrs. Jake Dorminy. Mrs C H Anderson and children have returned from Alabama where they visited relatives. • Mrs. Henry Dußose has returned to Waycnoss after a delightful visit to Mrs. Turner Brewer. Mrs. W. W. McDonald and Daughter Mary Willis, have returned from an extended visit to Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Barrett and little son, George, are visiting rela tives in Calhoun this week. Messrs. Lester Walker and Simon Sweat, of Patterson, spent several hours in the city on Thursday. The new stores of the* Sibbett block are nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy by Sept. 15. ' About twelve couples enjoyed a dance at the home, of Miss Dorothy Mathews on last Tuesday evening. . Misses Venita Vickers and Ruby Haddock are spending some time at the Indian Springs camp meeting. Mr. Troy Whatley has returned to his home in Reynolds after, spending several days with Carlyle McDonald. Miss Sarah Vfoodard has as her guests this week, Misses Bernice and Alice Woodard, of Hattiesburg, Miss. Mrs. Tom Davis and Mr. J. F. Overstreet went over to Waycross Thursday to see Mrs. G. Wash Lott. The Enterprise is indebted to Mr. J. E. Maine for a stalk of sugar cane which he brought to this office Tues day. Mr. E. L. Bledsoe, of Broxton, has been spending several days in the city being engaged on the jury revising work. Misses Nannie and Lelia Jardine Have returned from Brunswick and St. Simons where they spent about five weeks. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Roberts, Mrs. C. W. Roberts, Mrs. A. F. Coffee and Miss Emma Miller, mortored tc Lucy Lake Thursday. Mrs. Susie Lee Mathews and daugh ters, Misses Dorothy and Susie Lee and Ray, have returned from an ex tended visit to Atlanta. Mrs. M. D. Dickerson is expected to return home tomorrow from War rernton, where she has been spending several days with friends. Mrs. S. J. Stubbs has as her guests this week, Mrs. J. M. Holland and daughters, Misses Frances and Eu genia, of Lakeland, Fla. THE DOUGLAS ENTERPRISE, DOUGLAS. GEORGIA. AUG., 19 191 f, Mrs. B. Peterson and Miss Miriam Kirkland are spending several weeks in jAsheville and other Carolina points going up in Mrs. Peterson’s new car. Opal Vickers and Jack Vickers en tertained their young friends at a birthday party this week. Quite a number were present to enjoy a pleas ant afternoon. Mrs. J. L. Shelton and Misses Mary, 'Evelyn and Margaret Shelton, and Francis and John Dart, have return ed from a week’s visit to St. Simons and Brunswick. Quite a number of Douglasites left last night for Atlanta to spend a day or so, taking advantage of the cheap rates offered by the A. B. & A. for this occasion. Mr. Jim Kirkland and family have mert'ed Winokur, in Wayne county, where he has purchased a large planta tion. His residence here is occupied by Conductor Rich. Special attention i: called to the ad on the editorial page of the Watt- Holmes Co. These people have some thing interesting for every girl who v. i.: sr.d in to them their name. Misses Clyde McCranie arid Frankie Howell, who have beei\ spending some time as the guests of Mrs. J. *M. Dent, have returned to their respect ive homes in Willicoochee and Ocilla. Miss Lillian Price entertained sev eral couples ith a dance last Thurs day evening- Delicious punch was served throujmout the evening, and a most enjoyable event it proved to be. Miss Maud Lee Bryan enertained, the members ofher Sunday School class on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Delicions refreshments were served consisting of iced tea and sand T wiches. Mrs. Tom Baily and children are spending seme time in the city as the guests of Mr. J. S. Lott and Judge W. C. Lankford’s family. They will return to their home in St. Peters burg, Fla., next week. Mrs. H. W. Dyer and daughters, Mrs. Caldwell and Misses Annie and Dorothy Dyer, spent several days at St.. Simons and Brunswick this week, returning Thursday night. They went to Brunswick in Mrs. Caldwell’s car. Misses Cliforci and Evelyn Wilson entertained their friends at an infor mal dance Monday evening on the Ashley terrace in honor of their cous in, Miss Francis Holland, of Lakeland, Fla. There were about thirty five young people present. : We regret to announce the illness of Rev. T. S. Hubert who has been cofined to his bed for several days. It is not known yet whether he will be able to hold services the following Sunday. Today, however, he is re opited as being much better. Mr. Ben Roberts, of Fort Valley, i? spending several days in the city withTiis parets, Mr. and Mrs. S. M Roberts. Ben holds a responsible po sition with on e of the big banking in stitutions of Fort Valley, and is do ing nicely in the business world. Messrs. R. C. Relihan and 0. Peter, son returned home from New Yov and other eastern points this wee! ,While away they bought a part of th Peterson & Relihan winter stock, an returned by way of Kentuekey, where Mr. Peterson bought some fine stock Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Stanton return ed home Sunday morning from At lanta where Mr. Stanton has been fo the past few weeks recuperating fror an operation in the hospital ther He is looking well again and says the he has about recovered his usual goo, health. Trade at Our U. D. C. NOTICE. U. D. C’s. will meet next Thurs day 24th at 4 P. M. at Mrs. Holtons. Mrs. Hoke Davis, Sec. Miss Ruth Davis Entertains. On Saturday morning Miss Ruth Davis entertained a few girls in honor of Mrs. M. F. Brice’s guests, Missgs Lillian Davis, of Quitman, Vera Floyd and Summerall, of Waycross. Those invited were Miss Helen Whelchel, Miss Mildred McDonald and Mrs. M. Brice. Lovely refresh ments were served. M rs. C. W. Roberts Hostess On Tuesday morning Mrs. C. W. Roberts entertained a few friends at a sewing party in honor of Mrs. Du pree, of Dublin, Mrs. Holland, of Lake land and Miss Emma Miller, of Bag dad, Fla. Srv’dwishes and tea were the re freshments. Those prese.it were Mrs. Dupree, Mrs. Holland, Miss Emma Miller, Mrs. T. S. Price, Mrs. Susie Lee Mathews, Mrs. S. J. Stubbs, Mrs. Margaret Jor dan, Mrs. Lawson Kelley, Mrs. McDon ald, Mrs. Melvin Tanner, Mrs. A. F. Coffee, Mr A Dorminy, Missies Em Goodyear, Mary. Stanton, and Beat rice McDonald. BROWN—JARDINF. A wedding of much interest took place lastJjfriday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wlison on Ward street, when Miss Goldie Brown, daughter of Mrs. Wilson, was mar ried to Mr. J. R. Jardine, of this city, lhe ceremony being performed by Rev. M. A. Morrison, of the Methodist yhureh. The bride is a favorite with Doug las people having lived here many years. Her friends are numbered by her acquaintances and she has many. The groom is a young man of splen did habits and well and favorably known in the city, being a member of the well kown Douglas Foudry and Machine Works. The young couple are receiving the congratulation of their many friends along with which goes the best wishes of The Enterprise. Mr. N. Ginsberg, who has been I head clerk at the Boston Store, left this week for New York and Balti more, to be away about two weeks I onbusiness. FOR SALE At a Bargain, 10 acres good land with nine room house, herd of good dairy cows with established milk bu siness, all in the incorporate limits of Douglas. A good proposition for a man that means business. G. T. McNAB, Douglas, Ga. NOTICE. An ordinance adopted May 18th. 1914, requiring property owners to cut the weeds and etc. on vacant property in the city will be enforced from this date. All parties owning vacant lots in the city who fail or re fuse to cut the weeds on same will be rought before the Mayor and fined. John M. Hall, Chm. Sanitary Committee. August 10th, 1916. Long term farm loans negotiated on short notice, at 6 per cent interest in sums from SIOOO and upward. L. E. Heath and E. L. Tanner, Douglas, Ga. LAND WANTED. We have'a request for a tract of ; land of about 400 acres. Cut-over ’and with small improvement prefer red. Party wants a tract suitable for a k'-uck and stock farm. Must be ' ear a railroad and reasonable price. Anyone having such property for sale will please call on me at the Cham •: r of Commerce at once. MELVIN TANNER. FOR SALE j 5 Fox Terrier pups full breed. N. N. Furney. A WHOLE REGIMENT Of picked Autumn cravats have just captured our shop. We Surrendered Unconditionally because we new they would “take” the town. A Full Line Of fancy fore-in-hands and bat-wings in all your favorite colors. They tie with that distinctive not that at once makes them different from the rest. If you re accustomed to the good, you’ll find these a bit better. You’ll Be On Dress Parade If you tie up to some of these. March in while the ranks are still full. PETERSON & RELIHAN Send Us Your Job Work The Place: Levin’s Store ——— - —, Fits-U. 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