Newton County GaArchives News.....TOWN AND COUNTY, EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY November 7, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise November 7, 1889
~Mrs. V. C. Conyers thinks of spending the winter in Chicago.

~Capt. Levy reports a delightful time in Macon last week.

~Mr. Charles Haynie and family, of Cartersville, N. C., have been on a visit to 
friends in this county.

~Mrs. Thos. A. Perry, of Ewell, spent a day or two of last week visiting 
relatives and friends here.

~Col. Capers Dickson will accept our thanks for the nice home raised peaches he 
gave us on Nov. 5th.

~Mr. W. H. Petty has caught a large number of fine sucker fish this season.

~Judge Jno. P. Harris says he’s got plenty of fine hay already baled and all 
his rents are paid.

~Mr. Benjamin Reed and wife returned from their bridal tour Friday. Both are 
looking exceedingly well.

~Messrs. W. S. Upshaw, E. O. Lee and others caught a large gray fox Friday.

~Col. E. S. Steadman is looking after land interests in Early County this week.

~Mrs. Judge E. F. Edwards has several boarders at her hospitable home here.

~Mrs. Dr. Travis reports having had a most pleasant time during her visit to 
the State Fair.

~The President has appointed Thursday, Nov. 28th as a National Thanksgiving Day.

~No track or trace of Wm. Simpson has been seen since he broke jail.

~Col. and Mrs. J. W. Chapman and daughter, Mary of Washington, have been on a 
visit to our city as the welcome guests of Dr. and Mrs. LaPrade.

~Mr. John W. Peek will soon have a handsome two story residence. John deserves 
a nice home and an abundance of this world’s goods.

~Mrs. J. S. Bridges has returned from a visit to Texas and is in feeble health. 
Hope she will soon be well again.

~It grieves us to learn that so good a man as Dr. J. A. Stewart, of Conyers, 
was robbed of $30.00 at the State Fair in Macon last week.

~Mr. W. W. Osborn sold two sewing machines one morning recently. He handles the 
best machines in the world and sells them cheap.


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