The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-07-18

elbauni o.. land a Travelling sales.
man. Of macon, was thecits Tuesday
4 Miss Mi Pa Hall, has returned
home fnN pleasant visit to hel
4 friend mpkin
MI. and W. r. r. Williams, 81
Eilaville, art III LeesbuFg visiting
Mr.. and Nh 2. N. Goa this week
Miss Luci Lane, 81 Unadilia, has
/ been spendi a few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. NJ. Cox, iii town.
Misses X lleen and Louise Lara
more, two attractive voting ladies',
of Rome, Gal, are visiting Mrs. T.
j. FORESTER md other relatives Ia
and near Leesburg. These young
ladies have many relatives in the
county and arc daughters Of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Laramore, who in life
were citizens of Lee county
When thelbaby is suffering tho double
affection Of hot weather and bowel dis
orders, the remedy needed is McGEE'S
Bah Y sFLdA1R Ii reduces the feverish
condition, cofrects the stomach and
checks looseness Of the bowels. Price
25c and Doc per bottle. Sold by CITY
DRUG CO..
Mrs. r q. Ramsey is giving q de-
lightful hbusse party At her home
near LAesBurg this week in honor Of
Misses Georgia NcCay, Of Thomas
vile; Lillian Downing, Miriam Flu
dge and Myrle McClain, Of Atlanta,
who are Visiting her daughter,
Marcia. "a
We regret 70 learn that Mrs. Geor-1
ge Minis is j
Mr.. J Crews and wife and
daughter, vi Tampa, Fla, are visit
ing Mr.. Frank Crews and family
near Leeab9rg Mr. :. s. isa bro
ther Of Mr.. Frank Crews.
Mrs. w II. Long and son, Ar
thur, visited Albany Thursday
Mrs. Rogers is now with the local
telephone exchange.
Miss Lille Bell Matthews is off
on q trip this week.
Hon, ] r.. Mercer made a short
visit to the city Thursday nningiing
with the voters Of Lee in behalf Of
bis candidacy, for congressional
honors. The citizens Of Lee APP
preciate thb fact that they will have
from the t rec aspirants to choose
between tYs close neighbors, Sum
ter on the birth, Terrell on the west,
both count rs formerly composed a
part Of Eel the motherof counties,
and recogl ling in each acandidate
worthy tof by honor that might be
conferred BON them.
The we her for the past 4 or 5
days has Amy and cloudy and
generally trm. Many are the COM
plants Of he worm or caterpillar.
Messrs. 81 +all 4 Woman report a
field 20 az IS of cotton being ruined
BY the " ms and as to young or
late corn "a failure from this cause
land the 8 ais true Of late sorgum
and even old cornis being eaten
! by them ] some places. Truly the
fates seem be against the farmers
this year Yer our year ofplenty the
Ipast year. 1T should remind us very
forcibly Q the old adage or quota
ton that man proposes but God
disposes" and should cause US to
lstop and ttke bur bearings and see
4 how we sf,tn6 hovord Hin
Hon. G lR. Crisp, who is one Il
the aspirsnts fdr congressional hon
Tors, came to the city last Monday.
At the noSn recess, he addressed a
Igoodly n mber Of the citizens q
Lee COUNT. With all due modestY,
Judge Crisp referred to his public
life and from allindications impress
sed his hearers very favorably. He
referred to the effort being made to
give him no credit except such as is
reflected from the fact Of his being
the son of his beloved father. In
this, from ali appearances, he was
6minently successful, and demons
trated, it seemed, to the entire sa-