Newton County GaArchives News.....TOWN AND COUNTY, EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY October 24, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise October 24, 1889
~Mr. Argust Boye returned from Colorado, Thursday.

~Mr. I. W. Brown reports having had a delightful time in Tennessee.

~Mrs. W. H. Wells is visiting her father’s family in Oglethorpe County.

~Mr. Paul Bleckly, of Atlanta, spent Saturday and Sunday in our city.

~Miss Alice Dearing has been visiting friends in Oglethorpe County for several 
days past.

~Mr. W. E. Smith and family have moved from their country home to town.

~Jessee Watts, colored, with Robert Daniel, is said to be one of the best young 
barbers in Georgia.

~Mr. John Porter, of the State Technological School, spent Saturday at his 
Cedar Shoals home.

~Mr. W. B. Lee speaking of erecting two or three large brick store rooms in our 
city at an early day.

~Mr. George Davis, of Newton Factory, has purchased the Joe Penn plantation 
near Monticello.

~The side walk from Joe Peek’s store to Mrs. Spence’s gate is sadly in need of 
work.

~Mr. Levi Whitten announces himself a candidate for Coroner of Jasper County at 
the election Nov. 5.

~We learn that brother John Wright has invented a dog trap that never fails to 
catch loafing canines. He thinks of having it patented.

~We regret to learn that Mr. Henry Grahn and family contemplate moving from our 
town sometime this winter.

~Our Baptist friends desire to have Rev. Mr. Ivy now of Greensboro, to preach 
for them next year. He is an able divine and a most zealous worker.

~Mr. Charlie Dennard, brother of our Mr. George Dennard, has moved to town and 
is clerking in Mr. Joe W. Wright’s Everglade Saloon.

~Dr. Jasper Bryant, formerly of this county, and brother of Mrs. Judge E. F. 
Edwards, of our city, is doing well at his new home in Elberton. “Jack” weighs 
190 pounds.

~At the close of Dr. Candler’s sermon here Sunday morning he called for $200, 
for Emory College, which amount was speedily contributed by several generous 
Methodists.


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