Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-08-24

Anniversary Column
Twenty-Five Years Ago.
Fitzgerald Enterprise Aug. lS97)

(Fitzgerald Enterprise Aug. lS97)
Our Post Office presents quite a
citified appearance with its new COM
modious fixtures. The new arrange
ment allows access on both sides which
is a decided Improvement. The make
up is handsome also in an artistic
sense. Our young post master may well
pride himself on his good taste and
judgement.
Pierson Brothers have opened up a
saw mill two or three miles from town.
They will have small tram way con-
meeting with the T. & N. E. R. r. on
which to rur their logs in. They en-
ploy some fifty men.
The Young Peoples SOCIETIES of the
the city and vicinity will hold Union
services. Sabbath, September 5, in the
Christian church, at 2:30 p. m. A
Christian welcome is extended to all.
City School Teachers
FIRST WARD-Principa1 F. w.
Mclntosh Asst, seventh and eighth
grades, Dell Harrington; 5th and 9th
grades, Cora WEIGH; 3rd and 4th
Louise Goodnow; 1st and End grades,
Hattie Chovin.
THIRD WARD-High School AS
sistant, Maude Stewart; 9TH and 9th
grades, Mrs. Martha Ellars, 5th and
9th grades. Daisy Gardner; 3rd and
4th grades, Cora Whitman: 1st and
End grades, Adelaide Reibsam.
Notice
Several young girls will be taken
as boarders and given music lessons.
Terms reasonable. Parents wishing
to send their daughters to school in
Fitzgerald and have them in Chris
tan home will do we'll to address
Rose T. Tebeau.
Woodland Echoes
l.. L. Sans the overseer of the road
running east from the G. & A. Depot
has just finished cutting and clear
ing the timber from said road a dist
ance of "a miles. Work is also pro-
crossing rapidly on the same road
within the city limits and soon we will
have fine thoroughfare running east
from the city and long felt want will
be filled.
The board of education has done one
thing commendable at least in making
our city schools free for all for time.
Now let them make the schools and
books also absolutely free to all and
for all time and they will then have
| done one good deed for the advance
ment of our Colony for good free
schools are always a drawing card.
Don't say we can't raise anything in
Georgia, just look around and be con-
WINGED. 1t seems to one that the To-
eating committee and Father Fitz"
built better than they know when they
located us in this pleasant place.
! Will Mother Enterprise give us a
name? Now give us a good one as
you know your s. is in this locality.
Cracker"
Labor Exchange checks pass cur
rent at par for bread, shoes, station
cry, books, carpentering, blacksmith
ing, painting, drugs and medical at
tendance, etc.
We, the business men of Fitzgerald
oSlCC " use LdDOT Exchange checks
as far as we conveniently can in our
business.
w. Sherman, baker.
Colony Bakery,
Becker Bakery.
]. Schaffer, Butcher.
Phelps & Beauchamp, Butchers.
Mrs. Nettie c Hall, Printing.
Citizens Printing office.
Hurst Bros, Dry Goods.
|. Gelders, Books and Stationery.
J. H. Goodman. Druggist.
Josey Drugstore.
Or. Denniston, Drugs.
DR.. Breese, Physician
L. F. Thompson, Physician.
DR.. Twyman, Dentist.
Mccoy & Mccoy, Mineral waters.
Null & Tebeau, Groceries.
Whitchard, Groceries.
Raney, Groceries.
Magic City Grocery.
Paulk Grocery Co.
Harvey Groceries,