Newton County GaArchives News.....SOMEWHAT PERSONAL June 2, 1892
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The Georgia Enterprise June 2, 1892
~Sam SMALL will draw a crowd here Saturday. He speaks at 2 p. m.

~Mrs. C. D. PACE is slowly recovering from a severe spell of sickness.

~Mr. Sam MCKINNEY is recovering from a dangerous attack of fever.

~Mrs. Cap. JOINER, of Atlanta, has been visiting Covington as the guest of Mrs. 
J. G. LESTER.

~Mrs. J. G. LESTER and Mrs. Richard LESTER are visiting relatives in 
Montgomery, Ala.

~Miss Clara ANDERSON, a very pretty young lady from Atlanta, has been visiting 
relatives here.

~Hon. W. L. PEEK will make a Peoples party speech in Covington on Saturday, 
June 18. See notice.

~Presiding Elder R. J. BIGHAM spent two or three days of this week among his 
many friends in Augusta.

~Miss Hattie ANDERSON, a very lovely young lady from Atlanta, is visiting Mrs. 
H. B. ANDERSON, on Washington Street.

~Prof. Willie GRIFFIN, of Florida, came up to Emory commencement and will 
remain in this section until September.

~Mrs. J. A. STEWART  is slowly recovering from a serious spell of sickness. We 
trust this most excellent lady will soon be restored to perfect health.

~Mrs. Dr. Wm. BROWN and daughter, Miss Lula, have returned from Florida, and 
will spend the summer at their home in Covington.

~Mr. Frank WOODRUFF, now of Dooley County, has been on a visit to friends and 
relatives here.

~Our old friend, Hon. John T. HENDERSON, of Atlanta, has announced that he will 
be a candidate for State Commissioner of Agriculture.

~We regret to learn that Mr. Willie M. ANDERSON, recently of Covington, has 
been quite sick at his new home in Texas.

~Miss Clara PERRY, who has been quite sick for several days is improving, to 
the delight of her many friends here and elsewhere.

~Mr. Milton MICHAM, of Orlando, Fla., is visiting friends and relatives in 
Newton County. He has prospered since he went to Florida and is deservedly 
popular at his new home.

~Capt. J. M. PACE left on Saturday for Providence, Rhode Island, to attend a 
meeting of the Royal Arcanum. He will spend a day or two in New York and 
Washington City before his return.

~Mr. Wm. H. STANTON, of Brick Store, is up and about again, after a serious 
spell of sickness. He was able to be in town Saturday to the gratification and 
pleasure of his many friends here.

~Mr. John N. BRADSHAW, an old Covington boy, has been re-elected clerk of the 
court of Orange County, Florida. Mr. BRADSHAW is a young man of honor and 
ability and his successes are watched with interest and delight by his many 
dear friends in Georgia.


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