Coweta-Fayette County GaArchives News.....Mount Springs August 17, 1905
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The Enterprise Gazette August 17, 1905
Mount Springs.

We are having plenty of rain these days.  Some few have begun pulling fodder; 
must like to pull fodder as it will certainly not cure in the rain. 

Death has again visited our community and taken for its victim one of our 
brightest young girls, Miss Lutie McLane.  She had been sick for about six 
weeks, and on last Sunday night death come to her relief.  She was only sixteen 
years old.  She joined the Baptist church at Woolsey about three years ago and 
was a true Christian.  She was most always at her place in the Sunday school 
and once recited the 119th Psalm, which has 176 verses, and at Sunday school 
she always had a good lesson and a verse to recite.  She will be greatly missed 
by the entire community as well as by her relatives.  She leaves a father and 
mother, two brothers and two sisters to mourn her departure.  She was buried at 
Woolsey Tuesday morning, the funeral service being conducted by Rev. Smith, of 
Locust Grove, and Rev. Johnson, of Fayetteville.  The bereaved ones have our 
sympathy.

The little babe of Samuel Dunn died last SAturday morning and was buried at 
White Water Sunday morning, Rev. H. S. Reese conducting the funeral service.  
They have our sympathy.

Mrs. J. F. McLane, who has been sick for some time, is still very low and is 
not expected to live. 

The annual singing at Antioch will be held next Saturday, August 19th.

J. H. Massingale has purchased a new buggy.

Tom Mitchell tried to pull a stump the other night, but failed; try again Tom 
you will finally succeed.

Protracted meeting is in progress at Lisbon this week.

Shack.

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