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Obituary
Mrs. Emma Unger Leland
in the evening of Thursday
at their home north of
She had been an invalid for years,
Her sufferings were prolonged and
intense Dut she bore them
patience and much fortitude. She
delighted in v s ts from her friends,
greeted them with cheerful and
glad welcome.
She was born Jan. 3rd 1859 at
Ada Ohio. On April 21, 1877 at
Plymouth. Ind., she was married
to Mr. Moses Leland. Death
claimed two sons. In 1882 Mrs.
Leland made profession of faith
in Christ in Presbj terian Church
of Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Le¬
land moved to Fitzgerald in 1905,
where they have made their home
until the present time.
Mrs. Leland is survived by her
husband and three sisters, Mrs.E.
A. Burnap, of Chicago, Ill., Mrs.
J. A. Carlisle, of Galveston, Texas
and Miss Alice Unger of Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio. The two latter were
with her during the last weeks of
her illness.
The funeral was held from the
Presbyterian Church of Fitzger-
aid conducted by the pastor at 4
p. m. May 22nd 1911.
Rev. A. W. Pierce.
tui. WnY »«• Not Do n This . Irv
Yo\ir Neighborhood
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Hoard’s Dairyman tells an in-
teresting story of how a Guernsey
breeder in Marathon County,
Wisconsin, finding that his neigh¬
bors were too poor—in their own
minds—to buy good bulls, drew
them into a co-operative arrange¬
ment by which the good bulls he
bought, and those he raised, were
placed about in the community
where they would do most good.
Later he sold a number of good
bulls at a nominal price, inserting
in the sale contract a clause that
be was to have them back at the
same price if he wished. Of
course, the cattle of that neigh¬
borhood at once began to improve,
and today one can go to that coun-
ty and buy one or a carload of
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Farmer,
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Men And Women. Old And Young.
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; If Dr. C. D. SEELY,
S pecialist, practiced since 1865.
) ' i / • fill} Office at Pittman & Kendrick’s Drug
m;,:. Store, next to Postoffice,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Office Hours 8:30 a. m. till 5 p. m.
i Special Appointment in the Evening
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I will correct all errors of Refraction with proper Glasses at the lowest
cash prices, and diagnose and treat all diseases of the eyes free of charge.
Being your children who are suffering from Eye strain, with over study at
school, and I will be pleased to give them comfort. Remember one of the
brightest scholars lost one of the first honors at the recent School Contest
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Address Box “D”
tf. Fitzgerald Ga.