The Schley County News Friday, Sept. 3, 1909 No. 34 LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mr. H.H. Hill, of Meigs, is the guest of his son, Mr. R.E. Hill. Haynes Collins left Tuesday for G.M.G. College, at Milledgeville. Rev. R.F. Williamson will fill the Baptist pulpit here on next Sunday at eleven o'clock. All invited to attend. Rev. J.N. Hudson, of Macon, spent a few days here this week very pleasantly with relatives and friends. Rev. C.A. Norton, wife, and little daughter, Mildred, returned Wednesday from a visit to relatives in North Georgia. Mrs. Joe Chapman and children, of Columbus, are here on a visit to Mrs. J.B. Williamson. Mr. and Mrs.J.S. Jones, of Columbus, are with parents, Dr. and Mrs. C.G. Jones. Mrs. Wm. Strange, of Danville, Va., spent several days here the past week with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. John Lightner, of Buena Vista, have been very pleasant guests of Dr. and Mrs. J.S. Lightner this week. Mrs. Burt Mauk came down from Buena Vista Wednesday spending the day with her cousin, Mrs. C.B. Johnson. Miss Minnie Drane Hornady, of Buena Vista, spent several days here this week, the guest of her friend, Miss Dorothy Cheney. Mrs. R.F. Tison leaves today for South Georgia, where she will visit relatives. Miss Annie Mae Stewart leaves Monday for Forsyth, where she will enter Bessie Tift College. Mr. V.H. Tondee made a trip to Bronwood this week to see Mr. H.E. Williamson, who has been quite sick at that place. Miss Marguerite Drane, Edith Oliver and Alice Foster were attractive visitors at Ellaville for a couple of days the later part of last week. Rev. Hugh S.Wallace, pastor of the Marietta Street church, Atlanta, will visit friends in Ellaville September 10th and 12th, and will preach at the evening hour at the Methodist church. Miss Anna Belle McCrory has been elected as a teacher at Crisp Institute. The engaging (of) another teacher became necessary owing to the increase of pupils, and the school is quite fortunate in having her to assist in this work. Miss Annabel McCrory gave a most delightful entertainment on Thursday afternoon. Quite an entertaining contest entertained the guests, in which Mrs. J.H. Sellars received (the) prize. A delicious ice course was served. BASEBALL It was not a sixteen to one, that we heard of so often many years ago when everbody went crazy over the money situation, in Ellaville last Friday afternoon. It was simply a game of good, friendly baseball, in which Buena Vista and Ellaville tied up for the final game of the season, and that 16 to 1 was the way that the score stood at the end of the seventh inning, when it was necessary to call the game on account of Ellaville being at the bat and there seemed to be no possible chance for Buena Vista to ever retire the third man. Don't forget that the 16 was Ellaville's and the 1 was Buena Vista's. TAKE NOTICE All parties are hereby notified that no hunting or otherwise trespassing will be allowed on the following lands, to wit: 190 acres off of lot of land No. 72, also 100 acres off of lot No. 49. All of said land being in the 29th, land district of Schley county, Georgia. Violaters of the above notice will be prosecuted in terms of the law governing such cases.--G.W. Fulford. end # 34