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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
12
Miss Ada Scott Rice city editor and Mrs Ada Rice, mother of the bride, hosted the Episcopal ceremony at her home. The Nashville American editors W E Beardahi and Ada Scott Rice were married in a small gathering with Rev H K Mikell officiating. The couple left soon after for an extended trip. They are prominent newspaper workers in the south.
In Athens on June 3 at 8:30 p m at the Hodgson residence Miss May Hodgson married Nels Adgate Lipscomb with Rev Milard A Jenkin officiating. The ceremony drew relatives and intimate friends then led to a brilliant reception attended by hundreds before the couple departed for Tallulah Falls to spend the summer at the groom’s mother Mrs M Lipscomb’s home.
Thomas Dunn a confederate seed 71 died last night at his Crichton home a suburb of Mobile from the effects of opium He took the drug and then announced the fact to his family No cause is given He was well known in Mississippi Louisiana and Alabama.
A Newburyport veteran credits Grape-Note with saving his life after years of food distress and weight loss. He describes severe illness in October, doctors, and ineffective foods until the grape product eased his symptoms and allowed him to gain weight and return to work. His wife supported the trial and the couple now promotes the remedy.
Cuthbert Georgia reports rapid prosperity with multiple construction projects visible. A cotton compress and fireproof warehouse are under way for the Cotton Belt, a two story brick building for Gunn & Shaffer furniture, a new depot by Georgia Florida Alabama railroad, several brick stores on Depot Street, two cottages on College Street, two new residences on McDonald Avenue, a new Antioch Baptist church building, and remodelling of the Bank of Cuthbert and McPherson & Co store and bank buildings.
Mrs. Adelia Fuller, 76, longtime Mobile resident, was fatally burned at her home after a lamp exploded as she descended stairs. Three local Black residents who heard her cries rushed to help, tearing away clothing but could not prevent the fatal blaze.
Henry F. Reese Jr of Belma aged 20 has been admitted to the Alabama bar, possibly the youngest lawyer in the state. He is son of Henry F. Reese, a senator from Dallas. Edward Tham of Montgomery, son of Edward Gratem, is also admitted.
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