Newton County GaArchives News.....TOWN AND COUNTY, EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY March 28, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise March 28, 1889
~Col. R. L. Simms contemplates moving to Atlanta.

~Ex-Governor McDaniel, of Monroe, was with us one day last week.

~Mr. Joseph H. Douglas returned to his home in Anniston, Ala., Thursday.

~Mr. J. W. Loyd, of Stansell’s district, has one of the brightest little boys, 
to his age, in the county.

~Rev. Sam W. Small was the guest of Capt. and Mrs. J. M. Pace during his recent 
sojourn in our city.

~Beerman & Thompson, of the Kimball house, have leased the Markham house for a 
period of five years.

~Mr. Wm. Pennington and family, of Morgan County, have been on a visit to 
friends and relatives here.

~Miss Lilla Ivy is visiting friends in Morgan County as the guest of her 
sister, Mrs. Wm. Pennington.

~Mr. Edward Farmer, of Anniston, Ala., has been on a visit to relatives and 
friends here.

~Mr. John H. Kinney, of South Georgia, is visiting friends and dear ones in 
Covington.

~Mr. J. S. Key, first honor graduate of Emory College, will practice law in 
Atlanta.

~Rev. Mr. Rogers of Atlanta, preached an interesting sermon at the Presbyterian 
Church here Sunday last.

~We trust auctioneers of cheap and inferior goods will give our town the go by 
hereafter.

~Judge T. M. Meriwether, of Washington, spent several days here recently.

~Mrs. J. G. Lester has been quite sick for several days past. Hope this good 
lady will soon be well again.

~Mr. James T. Corley sold a bale or two of cotton the other day at 11 ˝  cents 
per pound.

~Mr. Davis Harvey, of Monticello, has been shaking hands with his many friends 
here this week.

~Col Womack has found his fine bird dog “Leap.” A small advertisement in the 
Enterprise did the work.

~Judge James G. Lester, of Covington, has been attending court in Monticello 
this week.

~Mr. John Pitts, of Newborn, is thinking of moving to town. A cordial welcome 
awaits him.

~Miss Mattie Callaway, of Oglethorpe County, is visiting Covington as the guest 
of her sister Mrs. S. W. Hawkins.

~Dr. H. H. Tucker, one of the most forcible pulpit orators in the land, will 
preach at the Baptist Church in Covington next Sunday at 11 a. m.

~Capt. Saxon Anderson, of the Marietta paper mills, spent several days of last 
week visiting friends and relatives in this city and county.

~Little Tott, three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heard, who has 
been so seriously sick is getting well again.

~Several capitalists from abroad have been visiting Cedar Shoals recently as 
the guests of Hon. O. S. Porter.

~Mrs. Posey, of Rockdale County, has been on a visit to our city as the guest 
of her brother, Mr. I. W. Meadors.


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