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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1906
Page
2
Mrs. Belsara Prickett sues Luther Prickett for alimony after losing in lower court. She will argue her own case before Alabama’s Supreme Court, seeking support from property she helped purchase and now claims entitlement to from her husband.
An enthusiastic meeting of Putnam County Fair Association stock subscribers in Eatonton Ga reports 1914 shares subscribed toward a 2600 share goal. I T Dennis presided, John W Adams kept minutes, and committees were kept active to press for more subscriptions. A grounds committee and a premium committee were named to organize grounds purchase and prize lists.
The latest models for young men boast a snap and character like high priced custom tailoring. Single and double breasted designs offer exclusive individuality. A versatile selection includes plaid striped and mixed worsteds in cheviots tweeds and cassimeres with prices starting at an affordable point.
Memorial day events planned for Marietta Georgia include a Wednesday observance with an elaborate cemetery program. Veterans from Post No 1 Atlanta and Post No 4 Tallapoosa arrive by Georgia Railway cars for a procession to the national cemetery with band music, prayers, readings, and speeches by Comrades Weston Kimball Darnell Scully and Major Halford, followed by Taps and graveside decoration.
Dalton Ga May 28 Special Judge A W Fite of the Cherokee district passes through Dalton en route to Spring Place to try Joe Swanger and Jim Franklin for murder of Captain Knox Ramsey sometime since. The trial begins today.
In Thomasville Georgia yesterday a Boston couple defied parental objection and married at the Methodist church during an Epworth League meeting. The groom was Mr Pender Youmans and the bride Miss Mamie Scarborough both described as young. They returned to Boston on the afternoon train.
A sale of hats at five dollars each is announced for this lot with a pictured item. The event is scheduled for Tuesday morning with one hat shown in the display.
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