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FITZGERALD ENTERPRIS
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WITH THE PROGESSION
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MRS NETTIE C. H?LL.
(MOTHER ENTERPRISE
NEWS EDITOR.
Mr. J. T. Pearson and family
have moved to Tifton.
Mrs. W. N. Oliver and her
daughter, Kathleen, departed
for Beloit on Thursday.
Mrs. E. M. Woodward, of
Tampa, Fla., stopped over be
tween trains on her way to
H. C. McFadden, G. P. A. of
the A. B. & A. railroad was a
visitor in this city this week.
Mrs. Wm. Bierman of this
city is visiting the family of J. A.
Roushe, of Columbus, and is fx
pected to return home Sunday.
Harrold, one of the twins of
Mrs. Katie Twymah Bell, died
from whooping cough, at Corpus
Christi, Texas, last week. The
Eaterprise extends sympathy.
Mrs. L. F. Thompson took
her departure Thursday for a
visit at her old bome in Liouisville
Kentucky, where she will spend
several weeks with her sister.
James Marston who has been
in school in the north bas finish
ed bis courseand accepted aposi
tion ina jewelry store in S,
Bend, Indiana.
Mrs. J. W. Foster and child
ren, who were guests at the wed
ding of her sister, Mrs. W. Mc-
Lendon, returned to their home
at Fort Gaines on Thursday.
W. M. Thomas, a machinist,
returned to Tifton yesterday.
W. L. Dunn, is confined to the
house with rheumatism.
Business called Allen Smith to
Fitzgerald on Tuesday. -
And everybody else says,
‘““Turn . the light on the city
ail.”
Mrs. S. Harrod and five
grand-children: returned home
today from St. Augastine. Fla..
H. L. Craft, of Broxton, made
a business trip to this city Tues
day. :
F. Wyman transacted business
in Valdosta yesterday and to
day. ;
Miss Lelia Révenal is visiting
her father L. R. Revenal, of
Valdosta.
Mrs. W, T, Arrington and her
little grandson, Wesley, are
visiting in Cedartown,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Parsons, of
Osierfield, were in Fitzgerald cn
business on Tuesday., *
Miss Reibsam’s picnic will
leave the A. & B. depot at 8:30 a.
m. Saturday.
Miss Ruby Fohls, of Thomus
ville, visited friends in this city
returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. S. G. Pryor went as dele
gate to the Woman’s Home Mis
sionary conference at Wrights
ville leaviog here on Thursday.
Judge Haygood, is having his
four lots adjoining the Central
‘M. E. church, cleared off and
‘fenced in preparatory to building
B residence,
TH RICE - A -YWVWEEREEEE
FITZGERALD, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1906
Mrs. H. A. Perry and four
children are visitidg relatives in
Cooledge.
Mr.and Mrs. A. L. Phillips
and daughter, -Julia, took the
train for Broxton yesterday.
Mr.and Mrs. T. M. Gordie,
of Cairo, who have been visiting
her brogther W, L. Dunn, of this
city, returned home yesterday.
The B. B: restaurant on Pine
Ktreet Has closed up and a meat
market will be placed in the
vacated.room.
Mrs. A. 'P. Garbutt and Mas
tersJ. W. Jr., and Glean stop
ped over Dbetween trains om
their way from Wright to Val-l
donta.
" Some of the backyards in
saloon row on Pine street send
fortp a most nauseating odor
and we are asked more than
once—Where is the board of san
itation?
Strangers remark upon the
unsanitary and unsightly con
ditions of some of the lower hall
ways of some of our best busi
ness blocks.' Look arcund and
see if it is yours. . |
Mr. and Mrs., J. G. Mobley,!
were in town shopping yester
day. Mrs. Mobley reports al
lemon tree that remained green
all winter out of doors and with
no shelter or protection. i
Rev. O. O. Johnson and wife§
took the train for ludianapolis,
Ind., last evening in response to
a telegram announcing the seri
illaess of Mr. Johnson’s father,
M. L. Johnson; |
~ J.C. Buckley claims that he
‘has three-quarters of an acre of
the finest irish potatoes raised in
this section. He is selling them
for $2.25a bushel. They were
planted in January.
Announcemeants are out for
the marriage of Miss Mary
Wootten, daughter of Rev. W.
L. Wootten pastor of the Cen
tral M. E. churca of this city,
and Mr. C. E. Brower, train
master for the A. & B. The
wedding will occur in June.
The Board of equalization de
cided to personally visit each
piece of property in the city and
investigate the real worth of all
property to be taxed. The
board is made up of the alder
man-at-large J° E. Tuarner;
president J. G. Knapp, and
the board of education and
city clerk C. M., Wise.
John Walden, seventy-two
years of age, brought in a speci
men of his oats of which he has
five acres, They stand five and
one half feet with sixty-seveni
staiks from one s:zed and heavily
headed out, They were sown on
November sixth. He very proud
ly informed us that he had some
extra fine corn growing near the
oats, :
The George Hotel at Ocilla
was destroyed by fire on last
Tuesday night,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson,
of Jacksonville, Fla., spent a few
days this week at Cordele with
relatives and returned to this
city for the remainder their trip
before returning home,
Mrs. R. J. Abrams is slowly
improving.
Otto Harrod has moved to N.
Lee street in the stone cottage.
Mrs. Lon Dickey is at home
again after a visit to Atlanta.
Mrs. A. H. Morris, of Macon,
arrived yesterday In answer to a
telegram announcing the serious
illness of Blossom Mercer,
daughter and only child of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Mercer.
Mrs. Nellie Sanders and child
ren stopped over with her moth
er Mrs. Mary Markland last
night on her way from Palm
Beach, Fla, to St Louis, Mo,
where she will join her husband.
What might have proven a dis
astrous conflagration but for
presence of miud and the timely
use of a few buckets of water by
neighbors, was a blaze coming
ifrom the roof of the Leach house
on the corner of Oconee and
’Bragg on Wednesday night.
‘The cottage is occupied by Mrs.
Fassett and her son and the fire
‘was soon extinguished.
The A. & B. spur irom the
mainline to the shopsite is fin
ished and now running supply
trains carrying ties, rails and
cement. Excavating for the
foundation of the shops is going
onin the way of diiches from
300 to 400 feet long at 50 to 60
feet wide which will be used for
the foundation for the main walls
which are all brick. It looks as
though they were taking in acres
of ground.
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W.C. T, U, Meeting,
The Woman'’s Christian %
erance Union will meet onf
day, at 4 p. m., at the Bj
Church.
The Roll Call will be res
ed to by quotations frcm the
C. T. U. Declarations of P4j
ples.”
Order of ;Exercises wil
Reading of Minutes, Report
Officers, and Select Rea
“Innocent,” by Mrs, Stevens:
A cordial invitation is exi
ed to all friends of temperan
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~ Talk by Mother Enterpris
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