Newton County GaArchives News.....TOWN AND COUNTY, EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY July 11, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise July 11, 1889
~Mrs. D. W. Spence has returned from a pleasant visit to Monroe.

~Mr. Ben Anderson caught an 8 ˝ pound carp fish on his trap in Alcova River, 
Friday.

~Mrs. Horace Thompson, of Atlanta, is visiting relatives and friends here.

~Mr. Robert Peek is getting out some extra fine lumber at his mills four miles 
south of town.

~Messrs. Butler & Lee have commenced to erect their new cotton seed warehouse 
near the depot.

~Messrs. T. C. Swann and E. P. Carr, left on their European trip Saturday.

~Mr. Richard Hightower, and family are said to be doing well at their new home 
in Jones County.

~How would Col. Emmett Womack do for Congressman from this district.

~Capt. Argust Boye will visit his Colorado plantation near Greely, Colorado, in 
the course of a few days.

~Hon. H. W. J. Ham, of Gainesville, and one of Georgia’s truest sons, spent 
Friday night here.

~Col. James W. Anderson was re-elected treasurer of the Weekly Press 
Association.

~Mrs. O’Keefe, a very charming lady from Atlanta, is visiting our city as the 
guest of  Mrs. Judge Neal.

~Major J. F. Hanson, of Macon, has been on a visit to Hon. O. S. Porter, of 
Cedar Shoals.

~Mr. Paul Bleckly, of Atlanta, is visiting our city, and gave us a pleasant 
call Friday.

~Hon. S. D. Hight, the best looking widower and largest land owner in the 
county, attended the celebration at Oak Hill Thursday.

~Prof. Siferd, formerly of Oxford, but recently of Atlanta, left his good wife 
the other day and ran off with a bad woman.

~Miss May Agnes Bradley, of Monticello, is visiting friends here as the guest 
of Miss Mattie Carroll and Mrs. Fannie Boye.
~Mr. Charlie Anderson gave the editor a big rooster to use for turtle bait 
Saturday. Charlie is always kind to the poor.

~Representative W. G. McDaniel, of Carroll, has a bill providing for the taxing 
of dogs which he hopes to engineer through the House.

~Mrs. Mamie Selman Davis, of Conyers, is an applicant for music teacher in our 
public schools. She would make a most efficient and excellent teacher.


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