The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-01-12
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and progressive Albany druggists, have an
advertisementin this paper to which your
attention is directed.
Mr.. Chas L. Fielding of Macon spent
Sunday in the city visiting friends.
Duffy Glover of Americas was with his
friends IN Leesburg Tuesday.
MI. R. F. Cntteldon of shellman was a
visitor to the city Tuesday
Mrs. o. w. statham was visitor to AL
bany Wednesday.
Col Ware Martin paid Americusa bust
ness visit Tuesday.
Miss Mona Reid Of Americas, who has
been receiving much social attention as the
guest of friends in this city, returned home
Wednesday,
MI. ]. A. Miller has an ad in this paper
to which we call attention Mr.. Miller is an
expert blacksmith and wheelwright and
will appreciate your patronage.
LOST-A pair of gold cuff buttons, dumb
bell pattern. Finder will please return to
this Office.
Mr.. L. R Mathis paid Albany business
visit Saturday.
Mr.. Keyser Hewitt Of Meigs spent Sun
day here with homefolks and friends.
Percy Price Of Dawson spent Monday in
the city.
Col. G. H. Beazley paid Americas bus
mess visit Monday.
Mr.. Barney Usry OF near Adams was in
the city MONDAY greeting friends.
Mrs. ]. A. salter visited relatives in
Smithville Sunday.
Mr.. Gill Willis OF Griffin has been among
the visitors to Leesburg this week.
Miss Claude Jennings of Augusta is the
attractive guest of her sister, Mrs, 0. w,
S atham.
Miss Mary Lizzie Miller left the latter
lart OF last week for visit 20 relatives an
friends iii Dawson.
Miss Dora Belle I,arramore went up to
Americas Saturday for a few days visit TO
relatives and friends.
Some Of the streets of Leesburg are new
" woreed and since the rains Of yesterday
the. areqnte slushy
Mr. SAN Fleisher of Albany was here on
business yesterday.
Capt. J. r. Forester came up from Al
bany and spent yesterday i'll the city OH
business.
Mrs. Turnipseed and childreA returned
this week from a visit to relatives at Fort
Gaines.
Miss Minnie Morgan spent Sunday here
with homefolks
Dudley Raglan spent a couple OF days
this week among old friends at Camilla and
Pelham.
Rev. Ivey filled the Baptist pulpit in this
city Sunday morning and evening.
We trust the new city dads will make an
effort to light the streets. Who ever heard
of a real, sue enough CITY without some
kind of street lights?
Mr.. Ira Cook was up from Albany look
ing after business interests Wednesday.
Hon. ]. P Cooke was over from Arme-
ma on business yesterday.
There are no earthly reasons that we can
see why Leesburg should not have an up
to-da!e little telephone system
We are justly proud of our Smithville
correspondents. Their weekly contibu-
tons to The Journal are remarkably free
from the guess-whos and wonder-whys that
so often mar the interest Of correspond
ent's letters. --,.-,s
The many friends of Mr.. N. II. Ware
will regret to learn that he has resigned as
assistant post master and has accepted a
position with large lumber concern at
Pelham. He left yesterday to assume the
duties Of his new position.
The city has been without. whiskera-
MUM Tor the past two or three weeks and
those of the boys who failed to procure
safetes have presented quite m rnnish APP
pearances towards The iatcr part 0. tie
week, However we now have barber and