Newton County GaArchives News.....SOMEWHAT PERSONAL September 3, 1891
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The Georgia Enterprise September 3, 1891
~Mr. S. J. KELLY has returned from a business visit to Jasper County.

~Master WILLIE LAPRADE, of New Orleans, has been visiting friends here.

~Dr. WILLIAM TRAVIS has gone north to complete his professional education.

~Mrs. T. P. CALLAWAY, of Lexington, is visiting her children here.

~We learn that Mr. JOHN M. AARON has accepted a clerkship in the town of 
Jackson.

~Hon. O. S. PORTER has returned from an extended business visit to the north 
and east.

~Mr. W. C. CLARK and family have returned from a six weeks sojourn at Morehead 
City, N. C.

~Mrs. A. B. SIMMS and children have returned from a months visit to relatives 
in Greene County.

~Mr. BENJAMIN ELLINGTON and family now occupy the Weaver residence, on Clark 
Street.

~Col. J. W. ANDERSON, wife and daughter, spent several days of last week with 
relatives in Clark County.

~Mrs. JAMES A. FARMER spent several days last week with her parents in Rockdale 
County.

~Master SPENCE VANHORN, of Monroe, spent several days here last week with his 
grandmother, Mrs. S. C. SPENCE.

~Mr. J. N. WOODRUFF will make his headquarters at the Gate City Ginnery, near 
Covington depot, for the next several months.

~Judge and Mrs. W. P. ANDERSON will spend some time with their daughter, Mrs. 
E. D. MARTIN, of Oglethorpe County, having left here Sunday.

~Miss SALLIE WELLS and Miss Mamie Banks have returned from Indian Springs.

~Mrs. TURNER, of Jonesboro, one of the best ladies in Georgia, is visiting her 
daughter Mrs. S. P. THOMPSON.

~Judge BOYNTON came over last week and granted charters to the Covington Land 
and Improvement Company, and to the Carmel Land Company.

~Tuesday last Gov. NORTHEN appointed Hon. W. A. LITTLE, of Muskogee County, (ex-
speaker of the House of Representatives,) assistant attorney general.

~Miss NELLIE WOMACK will attend a private school in Atlanta this fall, spending 
Saturday and Sunday of each week at her parents home in Covington.

~Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES F. ADAMS have returned from a lengthy visit to relatives 
in Alabama, and are now at home to their many friends in their elegant 
residence on Monticello Street.

~Mr. HARMON H. HARVEY, of Monticello, spent a day or two at Salem Camp Meeting 
last week. He was looking well, having about entirely recovered from the 
injuries received by a fall from the new hotel at Indian Spring last June.

~Capt. W. B. HAYGOOD and family will make their future home in DeKalb County, 
moving there in October, if not before. We dislike very much to lose these good 
people as citizens, but wish for them a life of peace and plenty in their new 
home.

~Miss TALITHA SPEER, one of Newton County’s fair daughters, has returned to the 
LaGrange Female College, and will graduate with honor next summer. May she be 
healthy and happy during her absence from home and loved ones here.


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