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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-14
Flall.DSog,Ti
The Kind Of Food that will Keep You

aa ---sy s&r.slf.,tt.-S
The true way tot lind out what Is
best to eat and drink. and then cult.
,vate a taste for those thtngs instead OF
poisoning ourselves With improper, in:
digestible food, etc.
Aconservative Ma 81. ,womanawrites
81 have used Grad Nuts g. years for
the young and of7the aged in sick
ness and In heal fist following
directions icareflliy tel in a variety
of ways as my tad 3a9e judgment
sl sBat Il mot Ii |. personal ben
eft has b len u spbA litute Tor meat,
and SERVED q wit eli - when rheu.i
matte trolbies mad II important for
me to chat eeI diet.
I. Served n this Wy With the al d.
tion Of "a Up of hot POST n and title
fruit it is been used my morning
meal fof six months, during which
time n health has m tch5 improved,
nerves have grown ste Adier, and y
Rradu decrease In ny ). excessive
wefgh adds greatly to MI comfort
3 a11es given by Postum Co.. Battle
Cret Mich. Read ".Tht Road to
Wei sille,S' in pkgs. "The res q sRea-
ftllEperl read the above letter. Anew
one appears from time TO tine. They
at genuine true, and fullse human,
81
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-14
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.
e(ByS CaroIIne Coe,l

For a weak person when bathing,
especially in summer,a gill of am
monia or half cup of rock salt in a
small tub, sof water Is. a. wond ertul
invigorator, almost as good as a sea sea
bath:
Lavender water may be easily made
by sleeping for one hour in double
boiler one pound OF fresh lavender
with one pint OF water. Cool and
add two, quarts of alcohol, let stand
two days, filter, through fine cloth and
bottle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-14

the onl syareaf from which carIoau
shipments are being made. At this
time the strawebrries on the market
are grown chiefly in small quantities
in areas close to the great consuming
ssections.
+ To aid IN this work the department
announces that it Is conducting tele-
graphic market news service detailing
the daily movements of strawberries
to- the various large market centers
with the prices received. This services
IS aimed to assist In the profitable dis
tributions OF the crop
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-14

| a braided band. The back Is uniqueI
with straight sides and finished with
six 1pleats hortening the sides
a The overskirt Is cut In braided
pocket effects in+thes front, and runs
iup. to the waistline on the sides;
gathered across, the back with q rufhe
above the walstiine. The bottom OF
The: und erdrop Is finished with o two;
inch band Of braidings
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-14

mat done ;to;death word quaint
may 10 honestly applied to- this at
tsactiye frock designed BY Nine,
Josephine r. eichert Of the Fashion. Art
league OF America.
sfhe coat uttopsi In the cent rtront5.
end sippes diagonal y down to the
back The slight fIillness above the
aFaiasl side panel Is laid In folds with
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-14

is the wife's vanity.
AZ CHEEKY face Is the best toilet.
Luxury is a boom that destroys the
home.
Wife out. creditors in.
Be the mother of q great man rather
than the wife of Prime Minister.
TO talk. happiness with an untrue
wife is like adMiring the moon with
a blind man.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-02
REALTY TRANSFERS

ln seven dreds recorded win County
CLERK ishinref Yesterday. all ~ which
were dated dnuna tiir past Two months.
the total considerations ips0lte1 reach
ga 81 500 f1ye out ~ lhr seven we're
Tor rlts property tive being ~ iofH in
inc gincun addition. two fDf lots in
Paul coar, ana nne for lots iu inurri
Heights They follow
$3.50 10 % haHsdnio snd wife 20
suslr Baldwin. dated Apni 81, 1915,
ltd 800 Msck 2 ~ l'aul Court
500 Albert knstner ~ tfcd iiiopH
dated March ae 1915 lists and ~ ~
block gl ~ uuncuii townriic
1890 o. l.. Smith y ~ ~ Me
Lehman county 10 Mrs Louise Nhli,
wife og Julius Nsll dated April ~.
1885 90 20 in block a. ~ The liincon
addition
$3.50 Fired polareh 20 Paul v Nor
aau. dated Ann .. 1918. the East haif
~ lot in section g. cpniainlns 40 scret
N bohemian COLONY hands
$40 E j. Ilvsi "a }. a Barnes, - ~
frafTse;ian ~ description - certain
deed maae hy him March 3 1879 dated
Anil ~ 1915. ~ ints and : n biDch
.. and tots 3 ana ih bioeh Laurel
Heights
$1,000 nlnc0u Improvement Camps
10 a. John nen, dated April "a. 1915
late 3. DO. ii ana ~ in block ~ aud
lots I 3. q. ana Z ln block % ~ Kin.
cor sddltien.
$500 Fernin 9aaxaifs o. fgesren
40 i.eai aud f'ranciaco lfai dated MAI
i i. 1915, ioi in block IA i,aul Court
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-02
OFFICIAL LIST of TRADE TRIPPERS
NOW ANNOUNCED BY COMMITTEE.
HAVE TAKEN TICKETS AND
LIST HAS BEEN CLOSED-ALL TRADE
TRIPPERS WILL BE ALTERED IN PALM
BEACH SUITS, PALM BEACH HATS AND
WHITE SHOES-TRAIN LEAVES TUES
DAY MORNING, IL O'CLOCK SHARP.

Eauc Au.a Texas Nmiac co
a. E Harrison. city cdiiot caucr.
llsrad
n n i,oscb. south Texas i.aml,er
Company
John CHANT
Cafrll Iuuhcf 60
p o. Was,d rsNas Moiof sale. go.
narr, Nrchcr cadi.iac agent
JOHN niir. pnchpr
" % nuM g. a. Transfer Company.
r. h Martin. Martin rea and cnfice
Company
u 81 i.ochcr g. & Railway 8 i,sh,
Company
y McCoob roai estate
ilawp roianshcc. iancop inspiose.
mcnt Nuinraus.
b. lt towns. i.aeinr White 40.
4 4 NtN. Nuvces Hotel
a. b. Wooan! i.iuk nanrad
gauN lmher sap Ranrpad
T b. nnru liurn Investment Co
E 80 Fewui district manaacr 8 w.
Tvi AND ret Co
r ~ Lawrence ceunt, commissioner
Chas A. Moui, capitaust
lf "a Edwards g. g. ptlnunk NA
john Dana uuun nfocsp GO
e. 49, Wniofd Magnolia Petroleum
Company
N4nsrpi iinufeer capitalist
~ M saFic rsipinai Grain SEQ.
49, J Dunn
% % nouplas chalm,rs Ante Ason.
cl
us caldwell machine Shops
a. stewart stewart Rsaits 60
y cefneal Nueeos pii Company
B. "a Coic real rstRtc.
81 g CarrWh C. a. Cumpress co.
v MtfmHn, fctl estate
"a g. tnlcy muu, lislr Company
To Wrlcems Tupesrs.
sptakue gf ths iFip ~ the trad
triggers lo SAN Antonio ins Nsprcs
I ycetruiaA sald
F., Altuut siXfs hualurar men ~ Carpu
/ Christi members ~ the panty ~ cNcur
siunisiH now masking tvuf VI South
west Tegss viii np Tho gueats W Sa
Antonio business mcu Tuesday nieh
The tourists wiil nr entertained hy 90
Manufacturer and lahherr League
a letter was rccrivodh, the rhemhe
Of Commcrc, Cos the cffrrt that ~
tain 90 tha funrlsts Viii reach hcrc d
D. O'Clock TuoHdh, afternoon and tha
the part, wIii Hrrnd ihr nlEht her
lcaNlue at uelact "Wednesday morn
inr Tho letter said thai ius memhol
~ Ihc party dcsiif io insect the whole
aai.rH and manufacturers ~ san ~
tonic in order to cssuuliah ,ipsor bus
meas relations
Tho ieftnr WAS rcfcrfed fn thr Mas
ufeiurrrs ard iohhfrH foanue ana
waa dccidrd iu appoint committee
ufnnse for thr eniorNinmfpi ~ u
Corpus CHRISTI men. lufi Whist kind
entertainment haH NOT yoi been ~
csdad
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-02

The committee that 80 in ghsrev ~
the tfadc excursion tn hc Operated
urst Tuesday and WesiussaAS uerr tho
sap amt lnk Railroads wish "a dis.
ilutilN understood that fhe sale uf tick
cts ls 0usi,lFtiN closed Nc tickets
viii be- said st ihc drpOt ana po person
VIII hr permitted to laari the ifsin
which ls chartered for thy ucsssiun.
anivsf they have o. ticAct hcsriuk the
nHme tnd number aa lrsucd hN thv ao+
Nlfine committee of fhc Commercial
cmn nndef whose auspices thr cN-
cufson VIII br ram
Ssty Four Tickets
SlktY fsuf persous hnNt hnnehi tlck
cis ana tnat W'u to the uumber thai
pM mahe ihr trp seeremr fafrr
HFsln rrscs tnaf aa war, ID the nrns
represented as pusslhip arrange Tor ad
tcnsinr matter ihni wln hr dlsfuhut
80 aunna he tvD daNs u.p
Ths special train wiil ienNo thr lirt
stafon promptly 40 : Dtiork aud the
frst dsN wln he spcnt Nisiune tnwnH
aIsr. th, ilnk liaiheat SAN Aptonlo.
wnega shs usht viii he 1cnt hrins
fcaChed hy @ ucioch rucsdas after
noon.
Second Day on San.
The special train Mill lc1tr san An.
ipnlo frUm thr ~ar Station Wcduos.
NNi MOI N'N "t 'i'.N N' 'if"'
'NtiHi NN'i'' '''i'" 'i w
Dos hton enasRed to Furnish music
throughout thc unp
t complete and ofnciti ust nf thoH,
whn VIII make fhr uAp follows
fe''ennel e' Fe''s
Ma'"f h"l Ni'i
3''l,ihtf t.tilH Nn'in'i'i'i 'iN"
it r'Nfil'i. i'''i i'''''I'i -"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-02
VISITOR BELIEVES
HUGE OIL pool. Is
NEAR WHITE POINT
SAN ANTONIO CIGAR DEALER
VOICES OPINION THAT RICH
STRIKE WILL 81 MApE.



There 10 haev lssd ~ petroleum
below White ioint ia mN opinion.
said E =, linuday. SAN Antonio vinNf
Wholesaler who YESTERDAYS ss@!ssa iAs
NncccH wrii ami cthrt t.'iu;a 20 sht
fleld This is my orinion only w.
said. -lp, ! haN, eocn considerable 81
development netanis Ia thv bradford
iicia % teprssiNsnia. ana what I scr
Indicated az White isasas makes sss svri
sutr there h hts rushct to hutai
iNgth th.rv ecfore HanN daNs
Nr Ichdr, has -cn~ holdinHa M the
aitisiei Now neing puneiWfo0 with the
drills " many Vli operators and made
ihe win CIV The rrid yesterday after
heafios That ths Nueyrs Nvlui'aaN hnd
sNack 81 icei ~ 90 bearing sand hc
oAlied attention. last niEm a. the teet
that puc ~ the best pas iuE wells in the
oklahoma field, nvsr Artmrrv was
efneeN w after almost rNaetiN similar
Indications snu strikes dUfiuf the osfit
stagrs of thp arllhnr
The all "a must arsurvdN thetr
be- reid "ln considerable puanusior vf
such action a. undnnptvdly tvok place
at me Nucevn wei C"uid not have hap-
E rtued The Hnil scerTd az around sh'
E drih sictu aH tho rotary dilA turned
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-02
APRIL DAIRY REPORT Is
PLEASING TO OFFICIALS
Monthly Score Us Improving Ecaoh
Month--The Report o. CITY In
hpector Chaney.

Folneinr b. thc regaii ~ pr. chance
rlty Veterinarian. io ihc rtt lienith
Department Ger Use month pf Arnl
SlaWhtercA hy ipral firms fur looai
consumption. l2i neotea. ~ calves 20
L...
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-02
INTEREST is SHOWN IN
LECTURE REV. CAMILLlUS
Merchant Of Verios" Lsctufs viii be
Preceded ~ Showing Illustrated
Slides

HsN Father camilipe. who il wrii
Known iu this nip viii sltr That nipsi
Interesting Shntcapeaffiu isr lure. "the
Merchant ~ Nonice in the iiirh
Nchod auditorium Mas iilhs thc lvc.
,nfc beginning a. SIS.
Preceding tho presentation ~ ihr
characters ~ fbc play aofioH -
arcnes VIII he given ualnn q msruin
cent lantern ihr property ~ Father
srhied Tho Nsuiiisu suggestions ~
'bs pieGpres wiz he e niliua in,r1duc
ilun te ias play 'Drliu. hhYippk, an
tunin tlasHaniu. with the raHhri Hreno
VIII bc portrayed 10y thla aified npoak
o.
Every one Win hoard Father cpm-
illus in lienfy fbe i.iRhsh viii hs q
"honafrf" far this lecture W. the s'n
PRECISION ~ made was wonderfully
pleasing in speaking ~ the lecture
eno ~ The greatest women ~ ihe city
said. rDh. every one VIII be glad iv
hear Fnthrr CamillDH nesin iie u
sush Il magnetic speaker. the interest
never fiaFa hs H. fluent and vers
graceful be wonderful personality aps
usala a. every uns. his voice in ~
such d oAilhfc that he ~ helfd IN every
psrt ~ iha auditorium fiis cnuncia
ilon und dlosian ~ simply perfect"
The NiyiuR ~ this lecture ~ taihef
f'amliius gratis foi ihe work - ~
Humane Committee ~ rfeatiy appfeci
niea by tho women This COMMITTEES
has apne mDeh good IN ne rliy and
neear funds 10 help maintain th@ii
Sark Not unls haNs tAss ~stk 10
the relief ~ dumb animals bot Ffef
aufinF THE past few mouths have help
( 20 slth several ~ the most aifficuil
cases II poverty and Ignorance ~ ~
+ tity
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-02

christi only on larseF scale by q
visit ihroush ths excitement there
Ha brought haca with him cpp1 %
enc Tfash MARKET Letter issued ~ on'
~ the eatnangca showing in one IT..
stance nn increase in value fuf GER
tain company shares ~ S1sso ever a.
original paf Ya4ue - sse.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-02

O. "a Grcr.uu. represeniiug thr fin-
nrer oH Company. yesterday rrtprufe
frsn Tarinr who're ths oii excitement
f,.m tbs ThraN fold oeugers ~Fhrt
b.re "a rcauIar Wat slrett THERE hc
.,la ~,qhsrc exrhanges in SHARES and
interests ln tae different oil operations
ass. handled aud one ean enin some iafA
~ ,.h.,t Il a.benf a. take riaae ia CORPUS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-02

W. X Morris yesterday returned from
an extended ulp thrauFh thc valley
section Sc reports fhai fopa .n Nat
country are 10 greai Shape. corn ~
peeialiy being ht most encouraging
.-r.--IL
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09
THOMAS CORB THARP.

Mr.. Thomas Cobb Tharp, Cashier
Of the Bank of Leesburg, was born
in Preston, Ga, Webster county,
June 9th, 1889.
After his schoolhood days, Mr..
Tharp entered the banking business,
first serving as assistant cashier OF
the Bank of Preston; then to Shell.
man where he was assistant to the
First National Bank Of Shellman,
then assistant to the Bank Of Wad-
ley, going TO Rocky Ford, where he
was made cashier of the Bank Of
Rocky Ford; after three months
stay at Rocky Ford, he moved to
Leesburg, Ga, in 1908, and ac-
eepted the position Of cashier Of the
Bank of Leesburg. He has ever
since filed this trustworthy position
with efficiency, satisfactory to his
and patrons. Under his
charge the Bank Of Leesburg has al.
ways declared an s per cen
dividend.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09

Besides being general manager for
j. A. Lipsey, Mr.. Lyon is President
Of the Farmers Ginning Company.
Mr.. Lyon was spoken Of for May
or to fill the unexpired term Of
the former Mayor resigned; his
name was presented, but when he
was informed Of same withdrew
and Mr.. Sol Woman who was
one of the councilmen was elected
Mayor and Mr.. Lyon was elected at
this election to fill the mexpired
term of Mr.. Yeoman as councilman,
without Offering for same. When
elected he was prevailed upon to
serve ami will make tile city fathers
one Of their very best parlimen-
tarians.
Mr.. Lyon besides being q SPLEEN
did business man is popular with
all who know him and the careful
and precise way in which he tran
saets all business entrusted 10 him
assures him the success in life he
deserves.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09
Those Who Direct the City Government

Mr. King attended the Ieesburg
High s booI fiom the beginning Of
his school days until 1902; then
going to Claxton High School for
one year. In the fall 1908 he en-
tered Mercer University, and
graduated in the spring 1905 with
degree Of Pharmaceutical Chemist.
After leaving Mercer Mr.. King ac-
ceptcda position with w. A. Pigman
the well-known wholesale and retail
druggist in Savannah, Ca, and for
eight years held this position. lie
returned to I.eesburg in the fall OF
1913. when he bought IN interest
in the City Drug Company. Nh,
King is one OF the best prescription
men in the state and the City Drug
Company was fortunate IN interest
ing him in their business.
MIR. King was elected council.
man the first Of the year and has
made a good record for himself il
helping to look after the affairs d
the city Heis also Consul Com
mander Of Walnut Camp 837 Wood.
man Of the World.
June 18th, 1914. Mr.. Kinf
was married to Miss Nina Kaylor
the attractive and accomplished
!; daughter Of Mr.. and Airs. J. l
| Kaylor Of near Leslie,
Mr.. King is an enterprisint
young business man, popular will
Jail, and is numbered among on,
very best citizens. As manage
Of the City Drug Conn any, he i
making an excellent showing AM
the Company is doing thriving
business.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09
URIC FRANKLIN KING.

Mr.. Uric Franklyn King, CLERK
Treasurer Of the Cityof Leesburg,
was born Feb, 29th, 1888, in Lees
burg, Ga.
From the Leesburg public school
he entered the Third District Agri-
cultural College at Americas. which
school he attended for one year,
Mr.. King for sometime was en-.
gagged III the mercantile business
with his father and brother, Mr..
r. i. King Of Preston, Ca, as r. 4,
King 4 Co. For several years liz
iarmed, but IN 1913 he moved t.
I.eesburg, and was elected ClerSs6
Treasurer Of the City. The begin
ming Of 1914, My. King, was one o.
the lessees Of the lee County Jour,
nal and continued in the newspaper
field until August Of 1911, whenth,
present management became il
charge Of the paper. Besides look.
ing after the interests If the city as
Clerk and Treasurer Mr., King has
farming interests that requires somt
81 his time.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09
TOM w. LOVE

Tom Love, the subject Of this
sketch, was born in Leesburg in
1882, and tile only child to the
union Of DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Love.
His father who died in 1854 was
one of the best Known physicians
in the country, generally beloved,
and enjoyed a lucrative practice.
Mr.. Love attended the Leesbarg
school, afterwards going to Furlow
College in Americas and Gordon
Institute III Barnesyille. He also
attended several private schools and
took a thorough business cour e at
one Of Macon's renowned business
colleges. He would have finished
up at Gordon Institute but for his
health which failed him at the time.
After returning to Leesburg from
Macon he connected himself with
the large mercantile firm of J P.
Galloway, and later with ]. A.
Lipsey, E. B. Martin & Sons and
Stovall & Yeoman therefore has
been identified with the largest
mercantile firms in I4eesburg for
years.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09
JOE ELLIS PLAYER

One of the most prominent young
men of Lees5urg, is Joe Ellis Player.
He was born October 18th, 1891,
IN Wilkinson county. Georgia. He
attended the schools 1t Irwinton
and also was for 4 short while con
nected with the Bank Of Irwinton.
Leaving IrVinton 5lr. Player
came to lsees5grs n 1912, as A.
sistant cashier Of the Bank Of Lees
burg, and has made it an efficient
employee. Being connected with
the William Banking System Mr..
Player has been connected with
other banks as assistant and relief
cashier, and has been offered the
position of cashier of other banks,
but did not accept.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09

vas Afterwards put through under
the administration Of Ex- Mayor T..
G. Tharp, and while Mr.. Yeoman
wasza member Of the council.
Mayor Woman has never sought
public office, but recognizing his
executive ability the office has
sought him and when elected was
prevailed upon to accept ami has
served the city for several years Civ
ing them a most efficient service.
The city elected him just few
weeks ago for his fourth term to fill
the unexpired term OF the former
! Mayor A. w. Goodwin, resigned.
Mr.. Woman at the time of this
election was serving the city as
councilman and protein.
1t being Lee county's time tc
name the next state senator from
this the Tenth Senatorial district,
Mayor Yeoman's name is being
heard among his friends, and should
he aspire for this honor, it is pre-
dicted by friends that he will have
success.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09


Mr.. Love was married to Miss
Jo1ie Powell, Of Leesbure, in Al
5any in 1907. and two bright and
interesting children have been born
to this union, Joe age 5 and Mamie
aged 2 IL years,
Mr.. Love is now engaged in run
ming an up-to-date pool parlor on
upper Broad street. and carries a full
line Of cold soft drinks and cigars
He is enjoying a good business and
nothing but the very best Of order
is allowed in this pool room.
There is no one in I.eesburg or
Lee County more popular than Tom
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09

Mr.. S. j. Woman, Mayor Of
the city Of Leesburg, was born July
both, 1879, in Lee county, and
with the exception Of a few years
when off attending school, has
made this his home.
Mr.. Yeoman was formerly a
member of the general mercantile
firm Of Lipsey & Woman. This
firm being dissolved five or six
years ago he has since been a mem
Der Of the firm 0! Stovall & Woman
oneof the largest general mercantile
stores in this section.
Mr.. Woman runs about 10C
plows and is one Of the county's
largest and most substantial plant
ers.
Mayor Woman has been con
nected with the city affairs for the
past seven years, serving this his
fourth term as Mayor and three
terms as councilman. During his
administrations the city has made
many improvements; the beautiful
paved sidewalks and electric lights
the city now has. being agitated
during his previous administration
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09
THOMAS HARpEMAN cLARK

- - Atthc AAtA~eClInAnA O4JAANA
Thontas Hardeman Clark, wqq
bora il Webster county. near
Plains, Georgia November 2lst,
1887.
DR.. Clark graduated from Tulane
University, at New Orleans, La, in
1910. with NJ D. degree.
Previous TO this IN 1906 he grad
uated from Atlanta College Of Phar-
mary with PHI. G. dc rec.
Dir. Clark began the practice Of
medicine in Smithyille, Georgia.
and practiced for three years in that
part Of the county, moving to Lees.
burg IN 19t2 where he has heen
practicing ever since.
In January 1914, Dir, Clark was
elected 10 serve on the Council, and
again re elected in January 1915.
He was elected a few weeks ago tt
serve us mayor-protem to succee#
Mr.. S. ]. Woman who was recent
~ elected mayor Pr. Clark, as |
councilman, makes a good and eff
ficient officer and as a presiding Of
feer preshles with bets grace anc
ease. He is one Of tile city's mos
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09

Mr.. Tharp has served two terms
as councilman of the city of Lees.
burg and one term as mayor. In
1913 he was elected to serve as
Mayor for the term of 1914. and
during his administration the in
terests of the city received the most
careful attention. The electric
lights and paved sidewalks were
made effective while he was at the
head of the city. as well as many
other needed improvements.
Mr.. Tnarp was married in 1910,
to Miss Pauline Page, one of Lees
burg's charming and accomplished
young ladies, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ. Page.
Mr.. Tharp is popular with all,
and one Of the eity's most promi-
nent citizens, careful and conserva-
live, but progressive and enterpris-
ing.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09

MI. Forester served as City
Treasurer during 1912, is at present
d member Of the Lee County Exec
utiye Committee and member Of
the City Council, also County At
torney He is very popular and
<liis friends predict that higher hon
Or are ID store for him at no dis
tant date. When asked Of his poll
tical aspirations for the future he
replied Let the present be and
the future take care Of itself, in
the mean time | will DO attending
any matters pertaining to law at
10 little green Office near the
p0urt house. I
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09

When but an infant he moved with
his family to Macon where he re-
sided until he was sixteen years
of age. At the age of sixteen Mr..
Lyon came to Leesburg to reside
with his uncle, Mr.. J. A. Lipsey,
who was then engaged in the mer-
camille business, owning the largest
general mercantile store in this sec
ton Mr. Lyon fer several years
was employed in this establishment,
and FOR the past two or three years
has had charge asGeneral manager
of all Mr.. Lipsey's holdings in the
county, Mr.. Lipsey who is a we'll
KIN wn farmer and capatilist has
] defensive interests in the county
and the duties Of Mr.. Lyon to look
after these interests require the
greater portion of his time, but he
is considered one Of the best. bust
ness men in South Georgia and is
making a good showing for the in
terests he represents.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-09-09

Letsome of our citizens get busy
and erect some more residences in
the city. The houses can berent-
ed before they are built.