Dauphin School

Feb. 22, 1901

Fon Gentry, who was so sick with pneumonia, is much better. Mrs. New is very low with pneumonia. We had no preaching last Sunday as our pastor was kicked by a horse on the way to his appointment. Mrs. Jim Williams is still sick. Mrs. Florene Holiman is very sick. Billie Cook and Miss Ada Clay were married last Thursday night. We are going to have a little exercise on next Friday, Washington's birthday. Mrs. Criswell is improving her house by repainting it. Tom Holiman and wife are proud of a little son at their house. George Sansing has moved to his new home this week. Harvey Kimble and mother are to leave today for Mississippi. Misses Nellie Williams and Leora Overton spent Saturday and Sunday in Malakoff visiting Nellie Williams' sister, Mrs. Lee Harrel. W. A. Schrader will return home from his school tomorrow. Misses Pearl Owen and Fon Smith of Malakoff were guest of Miss Floyd Gentry Saturday and Sunday. Dan Gentry, clerking at Malakoff, visited his parents last week. Clarence Knotts, who has been staying with his brother, Bass Knotts, left last Saturday for Louisiana. Dodge Gentry and Oscar Ballow, who are attending Bruce Academy at Athens, were visiting their parents last Sunday.