Newton County GaArchives News.....TOWN AND COUNTY, EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY November 28, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise November 28, 1889
~Hon. L. F. Livingston spent Friday in town. He was looking well.

~Dr. John W. Heidt, of Texas, has been transferred to the North Georgia 
Methodist Conference.

~In all probability Judge and Mrs. P. E. Banks will move to town at an early 
day.

~Mr. G. F. Turner, of McDonough, lost his fine residence by fire Friday. 
Insurance $1,200.

~Capt. J. P. Loyd, a one armed veteran, picked 103 pounds of cotton one day not 
long since.

~Dr. Travis has gone to Crawford and Athens to visit and treat several cancer 
patients this week.

~Dr. Candler, of Emory College, preached an able sermon at St. James Church, in 
Augusta, Sunday last.

~Rev. L. H. Harris will occupy the Methodist pulpit here next Sunday morning 
and night.

~W. H. Petty reports that he has a fine lot of home raised hogs to kill this 
winter.

~Mrs. S. P. Thompson has been visiting friends and relatives in Jonesboro this 
week.

~The “little people” held a delightful sociable and pound party at the 
residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wells, Friday evening.

~Mr. Madison Buice, of Atlanta, spent several days of last week here as the 
guest of his daughter, Mrs. J. P. Anderson.

~Mr. Obbie Rogers, one of Brunswick’s leading commission merchants, paid a 
pleasant visit to friends and loved ones here last week.

~Mr. C. E. Cook has bought out A. E. McDonald in the mercantile business and 
will occupy the store room of the latter.

~Mr. D. H. Roberts little son Willie, was hurt severely Saturday by getting a 
splinter stuck in one of his thighs.

~Our Baptist friends have called Rev. T. J. Swanson, of Greshamville to serve 
them as pastor of the Covington Church for another year.

~Col. J. G. Lester has been re-elected superintendent of the Methodist Sunday 
School here for another year.

~Mrs. H. J. Bates and Mrs. V. C. Conyers reached Chicago without accident and 
were in the best of health when last heard from.

~Doctor Weaver has opened an office in the old Wells store house. He is 
skillful and experienced physician and surgeon.



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