Newton County GaArchives News.....SOMEWHAT PERSONAL May 19, 1892
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The Georgia Enterprise May 19, 1892
~Mr. Judson HOLLIS, of Wolf City, Texas, spent Sunday here, as the guest of Mr. 
Oscar HOLLIS.

~Rev. Winn JOINER will preach at the Presbyterian Church in Covington next 
Sunday night, at  3 o’clock.

~Judge E. F. EDWARDS declares that he is now an active candidate for State 
Senator from this district.

~Mr. Edward B. GIBBS, wife and daughter, of Social Circle, spent Sunday here as 
the guests of Mrs. B. M. HOLLIS.

~Miss Maggie ALLEN left on a three months visit to her brother in Louisiana, on 
Tuesday last.

~Mrs. Capt. J. M. PACE will visit her daughter, Mrs. Dr. OWSLEY, in Chicago, 
sometime in June.

~Miss Sadie FOWLER, one of our popular beauties, has been spending part of this 
week in Madison.

~Mr. A. H. S. DAVIS picked up a thirteen pound carp in Yellow River, with a 
cast net, at Porterdale, last week.

~Rev. Dr. BELL, of Texas, delegate to the Baptist Convention, spent a day or 
two recently in Covington, as the guest of Mr. W. B. LEE.

~Mr. H. M. SPEER, wife and little daughter, Mary have been spending this week 
with Hon. T. J. SPEER and family, in Brick Store district.

~In the college department of the Girls’ High School, in Senior Class, Miss 
Jackie STEPHENSON was awarded First Honor, and Miss Olive SWANN given Second 
Honor.

~Rev. W. A. CANDLER will preach a Temperance sermon in the Methodist Church, in 
Covington, on Sunday morning next, at 11 o’clock, May 22. Everybody invited.

~Rev. R. D. PERRY left for the Presbyterian General Assembly at Hot Springs, 
Ark., on Tuesday, and will be absent from here until about June 1st.

~Mr. SHIELDS, one of our oldest and best citizens, is in very feeble health. He 
is the father of Mr. T. J. SHIELDS. Hope he will soon be blessed with health 
and strength again.

~Col. R. W. BAGBY spent two or three days of last week in Charleston, S. C. He 
is well pleased with this city by the sea and has already made an offer on a 
piece of valuable property there.


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