Newton County GaArchives News.....TOWN AND COUNTY, EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY January 3, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise January 3, 1889
~Charlie Summers and wife are prospering in a live Louisiana city.

~Solicitor General Womack spent several days recently with his parents in Clay 
County.

~William Thompson, of Birmingham, Ala., spent several days recently with 
relatives and friends here.

~Mr. Elbert Wheeler, of Rockdale, formerly of Newton county, spent a day or two 
of last week here.

~Miss Loudie and Lottie Hendrick have returned from a pleasant visit to friends 
in Memphis, Tenn.
~Mr. C. H. Echols is still in prison, the judge having, as yet, done nothing 
with the application for bail.

~Rev. Dr. J. M. Brittain will serve the Lithonia Baptist church one Sunday in 
every month this year.

~If elected, Col. R. L. Simms will make a sage and efficient Justice of the 
Peace for the Town district. Election comes off Saturday.

~Rev. W. A. LaPrade preached two forcible and impressive sermons at the 
Methodist Church Sunday morning and night.

~The Flowers House is gaining popularity as a boarding house. Mrs. Flowers 
feeds well and makes her guest feel at home.

~We are pleased to learn that Captain G. D. Heard’s little daughter has about 
recovered from the severe burns she received not long since.

~Colonel and Mrs. J. G. Lester spent several days last week in Washington 
visiting Judge and Mrs. T. M. Meriwether.

~Horace Thompson and Thomas O. Jones, of the State Technological school, spent 
a few days of last week with dear ones here.

~Mr. Jeff D. Stewart, one of the best young men in the union, run down from 
Jeffersonville, Ky., and spent last week with friends and loved ones here.

~Our young friend, Col. Richard L. Simms, would appreciate the votes of his 
friends and fellow citizens at the election for Justice of the Peace, Saturday.

~Col. Flowers is confident that he is equally as sure a wing shot as is ex-
mayor Guinn. Brother Guinn smiles and says not. Let us hear a match between 
these champions.


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