Newton County GaArchives News.....TOWN AND COUNTY, EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY June 13, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise June 13, 1889
~Mr. Joseph S. Nix left Atlanta for Europe Thursday last.

~Rev. W. H. LaPrade returned from Kentucky and Tennessee Thursday evening last.

~Mrs. R. F. Woodruff, of Cedar Shoals district, is able to sit up and is slowly 
regaining her health.

~Col. Emmett Womack has been on a pleasure visit to New York and other northern 
and eastern cities.

~Congressman Stewart was looking fine the other day when we saw him in Atlanta.

~Mr. C. W. Cooke lost his residence in Rockdale County by fire one night last 
week.

~Miss Fortson, a charming young lady from Elberton, has been visiting her 
cousin, Mrs. Jno B. Davis.

~Mr. George T. Wells will soon graduate from Moore’s Atlanta business college.

~Mr. William Thompson is visiting friends here. We hope “Buck” will soon be 
sound and well again.

~Col. L. F. Livingston delivered a literary address in Bibb County, Friday.

~Mr. J. R. Hightower and family have moved from Covington to Clinton, Jones 
County.

~Misses Mattie and Minnie Callaway, of Oglethorpe County, spent Tuesday last in 
our city.

~Mrs. Woods, of Henry County,  is visiting our city as the guest of her 
daughter, Mrs. A. H. S. Davis.

~If you want a desirable home or a good building lot call on D. A. Thompson, 
Covington, Ga.

~Marshal Horton had a severe and dangerous attack of bilious colic the other 
day, but is all right again.

~Mrs. J. J. Stephenson and daughter, Miss Mary, of Charleston, S. C., are on a 
visit to our city as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. White.

~We regret to learn that Dr. Higgins has concluded to remain in Tennessee and 
therefore will not make his home here.

~Col. and Mrs. J. W. Chapman, of Washington, have been visiting Rev. W. H. 
LaPrade and wife of this city.

~Mrs. Turner, of Jonesboro, mother of Mrs. S. P. Thompson, of this city, has 
been seriously sick for several days.

~Mrs. J. T. Corley, Sr., was called to Jonesboro the other day to see her 
daughter, Mrs. Melson, who was suffering from a spell of sickness.


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