The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-22

Massey spent the day very pleasantly
with Miss Matte and Edwin Brim
Sunday.
sore doses $3.50 will cure any case
sof Chills and Fever. Price, s5c.
Mrs. &. r. King left yesterday or
Indian Springs, where she will spend
10 days very pleasantly.
Mrs. T.. B. Dickerson is visiting
her relatives and friends in Atlanta
for a few weeks.
In the dry places the cotton has
about ceased to grow, is taking on
entirely too much fruit for good
crop, and will be stunted. In tbese
places corn is already seriously
damaged.
The writer has been passing Kim
'chafoonee creek at Jackson bridge,
near Leesburg, since 1859. and has
never in all these years seen the creek
so low, indeed it is remarkable, as
you can see the bottom and waae
across almost anywhere,
Mr.. 'Ras Goodwin wasin Ander-
senville last Sunday to take sight Of
SO many soldiers graves,
The local telephone company is
Installing telephones in the houses
apyer the city today and soon the
hello" girl will greet you. The
farmers throughout the county
should have phones to their homes.
Besi les the great advantage from q
business standpoint, it is a great
protection to the ladies living in the
country and to the sick.
Mrs. Sarah Jackson returned to
her home at Columbus last Sunday
after several weeks visit to her many
relatives and friends here,
Mrs. Corinne Johnson, of Albany,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke Minis.
Mrs. Hollis and Miss Ida Chris
tian, Of Anericus, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. J. A, Christian.
Mr.. J. p. Galloway returned from
Macon last Saturday, but returned
next day and may 20 on to John
Hopkins Sanitariull.sfar treatment
Mr.. Galloway has the sympathy Of
his mlny friends in his suffering
Mrs. Galloway accompanied her lns-
band.
alr, E. J. Stocks. Of Red Bone,
was in4he city on business Tuesday.
and reports great suffering in his
immediate neighborhood from the
dry drought.
From reports several nice new
residences are to be erected this fall
and We say, SO mote it be, for we
love to notice these Improvements.
Prof. G. NJ. S 2arks, Of pumpkin,
is visiting relatives in the city.
The Prison Commissioners have
ISSUED instructions to all wardens to
be more careful in pregenting es-l
capes. We have a communication
on this subject, 50 read Mr.. Hines
interesting letter elsewhere in this
issue.
It is reported that some parties in
Cllokee District have been Shooting
fish III the streams and nill-ponds.
This is a good time, ifreport il true,
for the gamc-warden to get busy orr
give up his job. 1t is time this
business waa checked, and, if neces-
sary with lleagy band regardless
of whofn it hurts. We don't know
the parties but they are known.
5 or 6 doses 1865 will cure any case
of Chills and Fever. Price, Z5c.
Misses Mae Summerford, of Les
lie, and Edith Mckinney, Of Smith
vile, accompanied by Messrs Tom
johnson, Of Atlanta, and G. Nj Nc
Kenney, of Smithville, visited Mr..
j. u. Pructt and family Wednesday.
Miss SunImerford won one OF the
Times-Recorder prizes recently.
Some portions Of the county had
rains saturday and Monday last,
but the showers were partial, Mr..
I. L. Akin who has charge Of Mes
SIS. BFpssn and Vests large farm al
Waters Crossing, suffered severely
Saturday from hail 1t is reported
that the corn cotton and cantaioupe
crops were rUined This is a severe
calamity to any tanner and the suf-
ferers have our sympathy.
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