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Tll AXTON-nom vso.Yotinir Florid Inn Cine* to .fnckaon for 111» Hr Id r—Jack n run Vo I on.JACKSON. Oa., Feb. 20.—Mr. W. H. Robinson of Akonft. Fin., a* married at noon today to Miss Pauline Thnxton. one of Jackson's charming: young ladles, by Or. C. \\\ Humphries at the residence of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Thnxton, on North Oak street. Miss Thaxlon Is the accomplished daughter of Mr. 1. J. Thnxton, the popular editor of the Jackson Record. and possesses many excellent traits of character, and Mr. Itohtnson Is being congratulated upon winning such a noble young hid as his bride for his life companion.Mr. Robinson Is a wealthy orange grower In Florida and Is a young man of sterling character and habits.Mr. and Mrs. Robinson left on the 1:17 train this afternoon for their future home nt Akona. Fla., with the heartiest congratulation of their many friends for a life of happiness and prosperity.Mr. OCle A. Thnxton. a student In Attendance to Mercer 1’nlverslty, Is In the city to attend the wedding of his sister, Miss Pauline, to Mr. Robinson of Florida.
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Macon Telegraph

Macon, Georgia, US

Thu, Feb 21, 1901

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