Georgia, Morgan County, The Madisonian Newspaper, 31 January 1908,
Newborn News

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The Madisonian Newspaper, 31 January 1908,
Newborn News

Dr. G. W. H. Morelle is "entertaining" the measles.

Mrs. E. E. Gay with Mrs. Minnie Perry of Monticello is visiting
relatives in Atlanta.

Little Mary Evelyn Freeman who was quite sick several days last
week, is now about well.

Master Marvid Williams and little Misses Mary and Marjorie
Pitts are recovering from an attack of measles.

Misses Lucy Bush and Maggie Perry, of Covington, were the 
recent guests of Miss Lanrie Wilson.

Mrs. A. C. Morgan, of Greensboro, will arrive this week to
spend some time with her sister, Mrs. J. H. Stanton.

Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Harwell, who spent last year in Atlanta,
are now occupying their home on East Johnson street.

Misses Maggie Blasingame, of Monroe, and Corinne Morelle, of 
Aikenton, were guests last week at the home of Dr. G. W. H.
Morelle.

Master Ross Stanton entertained the little folks informally
Saturday evening, and it goes without saying that all had a
most delightful time.

Miss Minnie Pitts has returned from Plant City, Fla., where
she was a milliner during the past season.  She visited the
greater number of important cities and points of interest
during her stay in the "Land of Flowers".

The young ladies have organized a social club in connection
with the Newborn Library.  It is called the Salmagundi Club
as the program for entertaining will be varied.  The
Library contains quite a number of volumes and the members
hope to be able to add many more books within a few weeks.
Miss Annie Loyd will entertain the club Thursday afternoon.