TAYLOR COUNTY, GA - MILITARY 6th GA Co E Reunion 1898 - Atlanta

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VETERAN'S RE-UNION TO BE HELD AT ATLANTA.

By order of R, C. Paris Adg't. of Reynolds

Camp No. 1096.

F. E. Glover, Secretary, Reynolds, July 11,
1898.

Carrollton, Ga., July 7, 1898

TO THE VETERANS OF THE 6TH GA. INF. C.S.A.

At the suggestion of a number of our old comrades, I
hereby request each and everyone of you to be in
Atlanta at the approaching re-union of U. C. Veterans,
on the 20th inst., that once more we may be together.
The details of our re-union will be arranged when we
meet. 

S. W. Harris, Ex.
Col. 6th Ga. Regt.

Reynolds, Ga. July 11, 1898
TO THE SURVIVORS OF CO. E, 6TH GA,

My dear Comrades: I most respectively ask that each one
of you meet me in Atlanta on the 20th inst., that we
may once more meet and have a love feast with our old
bloody 6th.
 
Your friend and comrade until death. 
T. J. Marshall, Ex
Capt. Co. E, 6th Ga. Regt.
On account of the annual reunion of Confederate
Veterans to be held at Atlanta, July 20-23, 1898, the
Central of Georgia Railway Co., will sell tickets at
very low rates, the general basis being one cents per
mile traveled. The tickets will be sold not only to
veterans but the public generally.  Detailed
information  and specified rates from each station will
be furnished on application to any agent of the Central
of Georgia Railway Company.

The Butler Herald, Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1898

The following young ladies who attended the reunion of
Confederate Veterans as Sponsor and maids of honor of
the Taylor County Veterans have all returned and report
a most delightful trip. Sponsor, Miss Dollie Parish;
the maids of honor were Misses Ruby Monk, Hattie
Carter, Mary Lizzie Fountain and Evelyn Hunter. No camp
could surpass the Reynolds Camp for the beauty and
charming manners of her Sponsor and maids of honor.
They were the recipients of many favors during their
visit to Atlanta.