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MATTERS OF PUBLIC INTEREST
Alex S. Boone
The Registrars of this county
have failed to comply with the
law in preparing the yoter’s list.
Their acts have been irregular if
not illegal, and I hold that they
are both.
Law requires list be prepared
beginning on 20th day of April,
to be finished before the Ist of
June. Law requires that notice
be given to any one whose right
to register is questioned.
You are even denied the right
to know whether you are on or
off the list. Law requires that
list be filed in Clerk’s office on 6
of June every two years. To
date list is not yet filed. Every
taxpayer has right to inspect liat
Wilkinson county practically
thrown out two years ago by
reason of Illegal election, hrought
to statewide notice because of
false telegram that cost Homer
Parker an office that he had won.
Judge M. J. Yeomans
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Candidate for
Attorney General
“Judge Yeomans is eminently
qualified for the important of
fice to which he aspires and
should receive the hearty sup
port of all who consider qualifi
cations for the office preferable
to political alignment.”” — From
Telfair Enterprise.
LOCALS.
The Young Woman's Circle will
meet with Misses Louise and Doro
thy Billue Tuesday afternoon, Sept.
6th at 5 o’clock.
Miss Mary Lizzie Hitchcock, of
Linton, is yisiting Misses Louise and
Dorothy Billue.
Mr Kermitt Poss, of Irwinton, vis
ited his parents in Sparta last week- -
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Miss Ethel Brookins has returned
to her home in Sparta after spending
a few days with her father, Mr H. B.
Brookins, Irwinton.
Mr H. T. Fuller, of Elko, is now
working with the Highway Depart
ment,
Miss Daisy Daugherty is visiting
her sister, Mrs T. W, Holloway, of
Carrolton for a while.
Mr and Mrs E. D. Daugherty and
little son, Lamar, and Mr and Mrs J.
L. Pennington, of Butler, visited Mr
and Mrs T. A. Daugherty last week
end.
Mrs W, T. Wall of Jeffersonyille
was a visitor to Irwinton Wedpesday.
Mrs Ira Horton was the guest of
Mrs-M. E. Player Wednesday.
Miss Betty Bower has returned to
her home in Hawkinsville after visit
ing Mrs W. C. Matthews.
Mr Harold Carswell has returned
from a several weeks visit in Florida.
Miss Freeney of Macon is the guest
of Mrs Claude Beck.
Rev. and Mrs W. A. Tyson and
children return this week to Augusta
after visit to Mrs S. A, Hatfield and
family,
