Fayette County GaArchives News.....Local Lightning February 22, 1907
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The Fayetteville News February 22, 1907
Get the "Pride of Fayette" guano.

J. T. Williams visited relatives here Sunday.

Mr. W. W. Redwine spent Tuesday in Atlanta.

L. T. Roberts and wife visited relatives in Senoia this week.

A child of W. J. has been very sick this week, but is better.

Mr. Ed Speer, of West Fayette, spent Sunday in Fayetteville.

Ordinary Lewis spent Tuesday in Atlanta, for the purpose of getting the pension 
money.

Mrs. J. W. Culpepper spent two or three days in Atlanta this week.

Miss Laura Brown spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks.

Mr. A. O. Huie spent Friday night and Saturday here with friends.

George, the son of Dr. G. W. Walis, who has been very sick, is improving.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gay, of Atlanta, were the guests of their parents recently.

Mrs. J. W. Spier, of Oak Grove, was here last Friday, where her two daughters 
are in school.

Miss Mary Lou Graham is teaching school at Kenwood this week for Miss Fannie 
Butler who is sick.

Miss Kate Lou Travis is spending a week in Atlanta with relatives and friends.

Mr. C. O. Wallice, of Atlanta, spent Tuesday night with Dr. G. W. Wallis.

Miss Florine Thompson spent last Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Atlanta.

Mrs. W. A. Johnson is spending this week in Atlanta, the guest of her mother, 
Mrs. Emma Nunnaly.

Mr. and Mrs. Knigh. of Atlanta have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dickson 
recently.

Dr. and Mrs. Will Blalock, of Atlanta, spent Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. L. 
F. Blalock.

We can give you cotton seed meal or blood goods.  See us.  W. B. Hollingsworth, 
Manager.

The Misses Graham have issued invitations to a progressive 42 party at their 
home this evening.

The one-year-old child of Mr. "Trus" Adams, who lives about three and a half 
miles west of Fayetteville, died Wednesday morning of pneumonia.

Get Your Fire Insurance from W. B. Hollingsworth, before your house gets burned 
up this windy weather.

It is with much regret that we note the removal of our postoffice.  Our West 
Side citizens are very much up in arms about it.  The removal will work much 
inconvenience to the business part of town.

It looks as if Fayetteville was doing some courting in Atlanta this week.  
Cols.  A. O. Blalock, W. B. Hollingsworth, J. N. Culpepper, and J. W. Wise were 
there Tuesday on legal business. 

Fayetteville Nursery
The Fayetteville Nursery, Fayetteville, Ga., has a surplus of apple, peach, 
plum, pecan, fig, English Walnut, Carolina poplar, and sugar maple trees.  In 
order to clean out this surplus I will sell apple and peach trees in all 
varieites at 5c. each, at the nursery.  If you are in need of any of this stock 
come at once.  It will not last long.  Call at my residence.  B. Thornton.  
Fayetteville, Ga., Feb. 15.

Dr. J. T. Edwards.
Dr. J. T. Edwards offers his professional services to the people of 
Fayetteville and surrounding country.  Calls answered day or night.  Bell 
telephone No. 43 at residence.



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