Newton County GaArchives News.....TOWN AND COUNTY, EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY May 2, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise May 2, 1889
~Miss Sallie Wells is slowly recovering from a severe spell of sickness.

~Judge Jno. P. Harris spent several days recently in Greene County.

~Marshal Horton and Mr. T. J. Shields went trout hunting Monday on Alcova River.

~Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Lee spent Sunday in Rocky Plains district as the guest of 
Dr. Lee and Family.

~Mrs. Hogue, of Washington, Ga., has been on a visit to Covington as the guest 
of Mrs. W. H. LaPrade.

~Mr. Thomas Russell, of Waycross, has been on a visit to friends and relatives 
here.

~Hon. O. S. Porter attended a manufacturers meeting in Augusta this week.

~Judge P. E. Banks is slowly recovering from a serious spell of sickness.

~Judge Emory Speer has joined  the Mulberry street Methodist church in Macon.

~Mr. Thomas J. Wright, has been seriously sick for several days, but is slowly 
improving now.

~Levie Christian, colored, has opened a neat ice cream parlor here and will 
treat all his customers right.

~Dr. W. J. Higgins is now ready to serve his patients. If you need any dental 
work call on the Doctor.

~Our friend, Mr. R. H. Thompson, is recovering from a serious and dangerous 
spell of sickness.

~The Potts plantation near Yellow River Railroad Bridge, is offered for sale. 
Good land, good buildings, etc. call on Col. J. G. Lester.

~County Commissioner J. W. Sockwell thinks that some of the land on the pauper 
farm might be rented to advantage.

~Esquire Harry Camp is confident that by united effort we can yet secure an 
extension of the Covington & Macon railroad to this point.

~Dr. Brittain and Mr. J. T. Corley, Sr., report a most pleasant time at the 
State Baptist Convention which was held in Marietta last week.

~Mr. George W. Woodruff has returned from Brunswick and South Georgia and will 
spend the summer here.

~Capt. Cunningham is well again and is stronger in favor of picnics, barbeques 
and fishing parties than ever. Long live the Captain.

~Judge Pendleton, of Atlanta, delivered a beautiful and impressive address upon 
the beauties and benefits of Odd Fellowship, at Music Hall, Friday night.

~Drs. Rogers and DuBose, two eminent Presbyterian Divines, preached several 
interesting sermons here during protracted services at their church.


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