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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1906

Page

11

Seawell-Thomas Wedding in Hendersonville Home

A June wedding in Hendersonville joins John Flynn Well and Mina Alice Neva Thomas after a ceremony at the Seawell home conducted by Rev George S H Mack. The couple will reside at the state Hotel Gates in West End, while guests include Luke Seawell, Lulu Gates, and J B Benne. The event, described as pretty and quiet, followed by a home reception and plans for the couple to begin their married life in Hendersonville.

Seawell-Thomas Arried George S H. Mack John Flynn Well Atlanta Andersonville N. C Mina Alice Neva Thomas Luke Seawel Bie Lulu Gates J. B. Benne Hendersonville Bronday Home State Gates Sadie Cole Misa Francia Crane J. McFadden Dtr Lucas Mrs. Beavers Chattacora Lookout Mountain Ogiethurne Avenue West End

Vaudeville at the Casino Promises Top Show Next Week

The Casino extols a matinee and evening vaudeville engagement praised as among the circuit's best. Max Hoffman's musical acts, Gertrude Hoffmann and others headline with acts like In the Swim and The Girl in Purple. The management calls it the season’s finest, with strong audience appeal noted especially to women.

Vaudevlla Max [Foffman Max Jaffman Bijou Comedy Company Hubera Brothers Gertrude Ioffman Silver” Oakley Famoaua New York Mippodraue Tony Hart Otto Brothers Germin Dolly Bts Gertrude Wolfman Mins Hoffman Sfax Hoffman Thie

William Bell Dead in Atlanta at Near Ninety

William Thomas Bell, longtime Atlanta resident and prominent business figure, died yesterday afternoon. A South Carolina native who spent years in Alabama, Bell helped shape Atlanta’s hat trade and formed a major southern connection with a New York firm. He earned local esteem as “Lacle Billy” and left relatives including two brothers, a sister-in-law, nephews, and a niece.

William Thomas Bell Atlante Willem Thomas Bell South Caroline Alabama Bell Atlanta Holbrook Company Batters T. Mr. Horsey Tentomaco Carolina FiorMa New York City Iime New York Oir Dfr. Gell W. St. Bell A. Well

Death of Mr Dell and family notices in Atlanta area

Amnaton and his sister in law Stra Emon Tiel survive him. Neph ews include John Lett Frank Bell Fred B Law Georges R Law and St Bell all of Atlanta. Mrs Jack Cutler of Macon is a niece. Mr Dell died after cramps at his brother W I Bells home in Atlanta. Body to lie in Patterson's parlors then be moved to Lincoln Alabama for interment on Sunday. He was born October 8 1837 in Chester district South Carolina. Mrs Corley Burns dies from a serpent bite after an explosion at her home in India. Electric Litters advertised as cure for dyspepsia and liver disorders. Price 50 cents.

Amnaton Stra Emon Tiel John Lett Frank Bell Fred B. Law Georges R. Law St . Bell Atlanta Jack Cutler Macon Dell W. I. Bell North Boulevard Vieath Patterson Bell M Southern Lincoln Ala Anniston Yell Woa Chester Souta Carolina Ife India Columbia B.C Meltan Corley Ila City Ter A. Brown Price

William Estill Dies After Injury From Street Incident

Savannah June 29 Special William Estill dies at his home 1b Gwinnett street west from injuries after being knocked down by boys chasing each other near Whitaker and St Julian streets during the Democratic League celebration. He was 78, a former printer, Civil War veteran, co founder of Ratili's News Depot, unmarried, survived by two sisters and a brother.

Savannah Willam Eats Gwinnett Street Whitaker St. Julian Atreela Democratic League Eatth William Entill Wiliam Jett Ate Charleston Charleston High School McHgol Confederataarty North Carolina Volyunterre Manusnas Cold Harbor Wichimand Bsavannal J. HL Esthi Ratili Eat Busuy Hugeria EeLilt J. 11. Estill

Reduced Railroad Rates for July Travel Across the South

The W and A R and N C and StL Ry offer round trip tickets at one and one third fares to all points south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the Mississippi rivers including St Louis Evansville and Cincinnati. Tickets on July 2 3 4 good for return until July 8 1909. Inquire at any Wand A R agent for details and tickets.

W and A. R N. C Stl. Ry Ohio and Potomac St. Louis Evansville Cincinnati Apple

Wilcoxon-Barrett marriage in Lexington Go

Mr Misa Wilcoxon and Miss Annies Wilcoxon wed at the Methodist church with Sanders officiating. Bridesmaids wore white gowns. After the ceremony the couple left for their Wilkes County home as well wishers praised the union. Numerous friends send best wishes.

Richardson- Beavers Mies Henrie Grulam Richardson Paul Litehield Gride Parente William Setar Etchardaon Walker Street Phillips Associate Reform Presbyterian Church Ulrtated William Sellarathhardson Robert Hindgon Alster Wa Mal Tin Pride Snowun Wilcoxon-Barrett Lexington Misa Annies Wilcoxon Methodist Hey Sir Sanders Wilkes County Chautauqua Lake Erie Railroad Cincinnati H. B. Huntington Walnut Street Cina

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