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A Romantic MarriageThe facts in one of the most romantic marriages that ever took |e place in thin community were broughtccreto light last Friday. , frthS«deHtiiMr. and Mrs. Hobt. H. Miller, reside at Moseleyville at the old Mansion house, known as the ‘‘Kenanplace/’ They have a pretty young 110 daughter, about 15 years of age, by the name of Ada. About the first of last year a young man by the name | of Katteree, claiming to be from At- i in lanta, was given employment 011 the g*i farm, and purchased an interest in it. Several months ago the parents oh* served with regret that a love match had grown out of the association of Mr. ltatteree with their^daughter. They forbade her association with him and went so far as to lock her in an up-staiis room, to prevent an' elopement which they had reason to believe would lake place, Mr. Mil-|m ler ordered Mr. Katteree away from his home.Matters were brought to a crises | last Friday, when Mr. Katteree re- turned to the Miller residence and boldly claimed his bride, declaring that the marriage took place hist, March while Miss Ada was 011 a visit ] to relatives in Wilkinson county. On Saturday morning Mr. and Mr-. Katteree left in a one norse wagon for Atlanta.w,wgiHIlelojoWwtlttwd81
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Milledgeville Union Recorder
Milledgeville, Georgia, US
Tue, Jun 19, 1894
Page 7
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Hildy J.
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