Newton County GaArchives News.....TOWN AND COUNTY, EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY. August 29, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise August 29, 1889
~Cols. J. F. Rogers and W. S. Upshaw spent most of last week attending Walton 
Superior Court.

~Messrs Frank Griffin, of Oxford, and W. A. Reaves, of Madison, paid us a 
pleasant visit on Monday.

~Mr. I. W. Brown will visit Kentucky and Tennessee in a few days and attend the 
fairs in those states.

~Miss Cathline Middlebrook, only 13 years old, has painted several elegant 
pictures in oil.

~Mrs. Dr. Brown and Miss Lula Brown returned from a pleasant visit to Macon 
Saturday.

~Dr. J. N. Bradshaw, of Madison, Fla., will preach at the Presbyterian church 
here next Sunday morning. Everybody invited to attend.

~Col. Jeffries, of the Madisonian, was shaking hands and exchanging yarns with 
his many friends here Saturday.

~Capt. “Dock” Hyer and wife, of Florida, is visiting dear ones here. They will 
make their future home in Nashville, Tenn.

~Miss Lula Anderson has been dangerously sick for some time past. We hope she 
will soon be blessed with health again.

~N. C. Lee and “Peck” Glass will enter mercantile business at Social Circle 
soon. Both are fine, experienced, honorable business men.

~Miss Jennie Cates, of Newnan, daughter of Capt. A. B. Cates, is visiting the 
family of Mr. T. J. Shepherd.

~Mr. Horace Thompson, of the Technological School, spent Sunday and part of 
Monday with friends here and at Salem.

~A thief entered the bedrooms of Mr. R. W. Bagby Thursday night and stole his 
fine watch and a few dollars in money.

~Mrs. Mary Hefly, of Cameron, Texas, is visiting our city as the guest of her 
sisters, Mrs. D. A. Thompson and Mrs. J. J. Corley.

~Prof. Robt. Wright, of Elberton, has been on a visit to Covington as the guest 
of his father Esquire Franklin Wright.

~Miss Jennie Rankin, a fascinating beauty from Stone Mountain, has been 
visiting Miss Mamie Hardwick at Almon.

~While going to camp meeting Sunday, Mr. P. W. Warren was thrown from a wagon 
and painfully hurt. He is getting over his bruises quite rapidly.


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