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...Local news... Mr. Leon Perry spent Monday afternoon in Pelham. Mr. Fred Clarke visited the Artesian City Sunday. Miss Sannie Spence visited homefolks here Sunday. Little Sarah Hilliard is very sick with fever this week. Rev. C. T. Clark filled his ap¬ pointment at Baconton Sunday. Miss Lilly Kinard spent Sun¬ day with relatives near Pelham. Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Spence, of Pelham, spent Sunday in Camilla. Miss Maggie Duren, of Meigs, is visiting Mies Henrietta Brim berry. Mrs. C. P. Brown, of Hawkins ville, is visiting relatives ia the city. Latest style ladies’ corsets at 29e. at the Cincinnati Bargain House. Mr. Hunnewell Griffin, a prom¬ inent traveling man was a visitor to Camilla Monday. Miss Hallie Spence is visiting the family of Mr. J. H. Powell th>s week. Mr. J. M. Scott, a (prominent traveling man was iin the city Monday and Tuesday. Quite a crowd of Camilla peo¬ ple attended the Chautauqua in Albany last Thursday. Mrs. J. T. Norris and brother Mi. Paul E. Haile were in the city Wednesday from Newton. If it is lumber or brick yon want see me and save money. J. F. Clark. The painters and carpenters are busily engaged in overhaul¬ ing the court house this week. Kev. W. L. Curry, of Pelham, preached an interesting sermon at the Baptist church Sunday night. Miss Cordelia Mayo returned Sunday to her hojaae in Beuna Vista after a plaasant visit to relatives here. MS ®P l ■y Thib is the Finest line of Soap on the Market and when you want Something Deiicate arid Elegant in the soap line, Call on us. "T] ' m See ad. of Stanley’s Business College, Macon, Ga. Bailey has a change of ad. in this week’s issue. Don’t miss k. Miss Geneva Jones, of Pelham, visited friends in the city Sun¬ day. Don’t fail to get a 50c pound of tobacco for 25c at the Cincinnati Bargain House. Miss Cleveland Baggs spent Sunday in Camilla with her mother. Miss Jones, of Pelham, spent Sunday in Camilla with Miss Winnie Merritt. Mr. Z. E. Norton, of Pelham, was a visitor to the Enterprise office yesterday. 2 papers fresh Ferry’s Garden Seed for 5c, at the Cincinnati Bargain House. A good rain is much needed on the farms and also to settle the dust in the city. Dr. Short and Sheriff Odom, of Newton, were among yester¬ day’s visitors to Camilla. Mrs. F. L. Lowis and Miss Clara Freeman returned the first of the week from a visit to relatives in Cairo. Men’s Linen Collars, the latest style, 5c. sc th j Cincinnati Bargain House. Several young people enjoyed some sweet music at the home of Maj J. T. Owens on Broad street Monday night. Mr. T. E. Palmer, of the Mt. Zion neighborhood, was a p’eas ant visitor to the Enterprise office yesterday. We can furnish brick from one to one million. Any quantity wanted. Holton A Harrell. Pelham was well represented iu Camilla yesterday. The dele¬ gation w'is here in attendance upon the mass meeting. Baggs & Perry have a new ad this week. Take time and read it. It is surely interesting to the trading public. Mrs. A- H. Harrell and daugh¬ ters, turned \jp$ises Monday Gussie and Rosa, t morning from 1 a pleasant visit to Albany. Messrs. Holton <fc Harrell, who are handling all kinds of building material have just received a new supply of brick and lumber. Messrs. McRee and McNeilj. have completed their turpentine still near the depot and fired up for business Wednesday morn¬ ing. The Enterprise is under ob¬ ligations to Mr. D. B. Davis for a mess of as finy turnips as ever grew. They were fine in size and flavor. Misses Lawson and Susie Spence and Miss Ethel Perry spent Chautauqua week very ** * * * ***** * * ** imn .......... ■ ■ ■ * 1 -—y rum irru i OTju i i.L Bailey’s Locals. J. H. Bailey sells shoes for ev¬ Council meeting the other night erybody at everytime. We admire Mayor Palmer’s way Yellow bowls at Bailey’s. of doing business. Lace and hamburg at Bailey’s. Pickup yourself and get a yel¬ The K. P’s. of this place, went low bowl at Bailey’s. down to Pelham to institute a lodge of that order on last Tues¬ J. H. Bailey keeps on hand at day. There were thirty mem¬ all times a full line of bers enrolled.. Dry Goods, Notions, Bailey’s doesn’t sell anything York but the best for of instance. groceries; Now Shoes and Hats. sugar The court house is being re¬ Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, painted. The spring is here. Tobacco, etc. ’Tis well. Bailey’s bowls are yellow, 25c. Call on me and get the best. J. H. Bailey, H pleasantly in Albany as the guests of Mrs. R. G. Riley. Mr. Cullens is a success¬ ful business man of Jacksonville, Fla., where he is the proprietor of the Windsor, one of the largest hotels in that city. On last Monday, May 4th, the United States flag was raised ov er the Panama Canal route and the Commission has formally tak¬ en possession of the property and works. Mrs. E. K. Braselton returned Tuesday from a visit to her old home ii Perry, Houston county. Mr. lb is sure proud for he says he c’on’t like bacheloring even a little bit. Mrs. H. A. Freeman, who has been making her home in Jack- son, Miss., for some time, arriv¬ ed in Camilla this week where she will spend some time with her son, Mr M. R Freeman. The good people of Mt. Zion neighborhood are making big preparations for the annual meet¬ ing which will be held on the first Sunday in June and Satur¬ day before. Mr. Robert Fleming, who ! as been with the Camilla Supply Co., as salesman for sometime left last Monday morning for Poughkeepsie, N. Y-, where he goes to take a business course at that well known School. His many lriends in Camilla will join the Enterprise in wishing for him a safe journey and a pleas¬ ant stay in that far northern state.