Butts County GaArchives News.....W. J.  Hencely October 25 1895
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Jackson Argus – Week of October 25, 1895

 
I note what you said about Mr. W. J. Hencely’s family in your last issue.  Mrs.
Hencely was at the time up, and going about the house.  The oldest daughter, who
was the first to be taken sick, has been up for several weeks, and Mr. Hencely
and the youngest child were then out of danger.   Dr. J. Lee Byron has been
waiting on this family since the 28th of August, and though four of them were
exceedingly ill with typhoid fever, two being down a t a time, he has had the
good fortune to see them all get well.   This is a tribute to his medical skill
and fidelity and his patients.   At one time it seemed almost impossible for Mr.
Hencely to get well, but the good physician never gave up and success finally
came.  I am glad to say that the people of Jackson have helped them several
times and I am sure they are ready to do so again if necessary.

G. W. Gardner



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