The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1911-08-10

Ala. Il on a visit to her parents,
Mr.. ia Mrs. James Morgan.
Mrl Marsh Hines, Of Americus,
has bin with relatives in Leesburg
and kcinity. Mrs. Hines is the
daugAer Of Mr.. Fl. II, Laramore,
and ler husband, Mr.. Marsh Hines,
is 8 sh Of Judge J. NJ. Hines, OF
LeesbArg.
MrlA. w. Goodwin S little daugh-
Ter, 3erta Lee, while on a visit to-
Magnolia Springs, recently fell and
brokelher arm, and Mrs Goodwin
LEFT fef her bedside yesterday Berta
Lee isan attractive little girl and we
regreato learn Of Ter misfortune.
Mrs. jim Jones and her children
are visiting Mrs. Jones parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Owens, at Shellman.
Messrs. A. w. and e. G. Living
ston have their saw mill operating
on Mrs. G.. M, Byne's Ely Place"
and are sawing.a large lot Of lumber
from Fl. Z. Longs PLACE adjoining.
This timber has never been turpen-
tined and is fine.
Mrs. A. w. Goodwin returned home
last week after a rather protractad
visit to relatives in Talbot county.
Col. G. H. Beazley made q trip to
Atlanta this week.
Our latest information from Mr..
J. P. Galloway is that he is very i'll
and sinking. We grieve to learn OF
this fact, and feel sure that Mr., Cal
laway's many friends will join us in
this expression Of sorrow.
& or 6 doses 1866" viii cure any case
of Chills and Fever. Price, 25c.
Mr.. E. B. Martin S new residence,
just in the rear Of the Presbyterian
church, is being pushed to compile
ton and when finished will lie an
attractive home,
Why don't the land owners Of
Leesburg build more cottages to rent
or SELF It is a crying shame to
know that good people are passing
by Leesburg because they can't rent
or buy a home; all occupied or en-
gagged,
Mr.. E. M. Fuller made flying
trip to Fort Valley last Saturday
AEr. G. H. Collier is on a visit to
his daughter, Mrs, Byers, of Shell
man.
AIR. jim Harp, Of Chokee, made
a business trip to Leesburg last
Monday.
Judge G. G. Edwards held Court
of Ordinary last Monday. Judge
Edwards is one Of the oldest citizens
living in this county, ana has been
living here for about 80 years, the
exact number Of years we forget,
though we were told recently.
Mrs. S. E. Manning, Of Chokee,
attended Court Of Ordinary last
We call attention to an ad. from
Iapl. J. T. McLehdon offering to
sell large lot Of lumber near Lees
burg.
The city fathers are having some
much needed improvements made
on the streets of the city, and here
is for a vote Of thanks and com
mendation to our mayor.
The Leesburg Warehouse is now
ready for the fall crop of cotton. Mr..
]. NJ. Cannon viii be manager and
look after the business. We give
this notice free gratis" as you will
not give us lad. you see the point.
lllGr6 ID dill uBCOu1EInGu TuDlOI
that there will be another ware
house opened in Leesburg soon by a
prominent cotton man. Ii you 10,
don't forget the ad-man. Read
circulars when out Of this Office after
printed this week.
Ne are informed that the road.
gang is at work on the Leesburg-
aSlnitIville road in the lower edge 81
Adams, and like many others are
anxious to see tie entire work fin.
ished there and all over the county
Tie public gins Of Leesburg will
be ready for ginning cotton thi:
week
Cotton is opening very rapidly
under the extremely hot weather va
have had for the past week. Whole
fields nave ceased to grow and will
mature no more new bolls. Vege-
tation is sorely tried by such almost