Taylor-Talbot County GaArchives Marriages.....Gussie Leigh Cook - J.E. Bartlett November 10 1913
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The Butler Herald, November 11, 1913
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, November 11, 1913
Page Seven

Cook – Bartlett

Mr. J.E. Bartlett of this city and Miss Gussie Leigh Cook, were happily married 
last night at nine o’clock at the home of the bride near Geneva.

The wedding was a quiet home affair attended only a selected number of 
relatives and friends of the couple.  The decorations of the home and the 
ceremony itself was both beautiful and impressive.

Both the bride and groom are very popular among a large circle of friends, all 
of whom are congratulating the happy couple.

Mr. Bartlett is engaged in the mercantile business here.  He has a full and 
well arranged stock of goods and by his genial disposition and liberal dealings 
has built up a large trade.  Hundreds of customers have found it a pleasure to 
trade at his store.

Miss Cook is one of the most attractive and highly accomplished young women of 
our neighbor town.  She is a niece of the late J.W. McCrary at one time the 
leading merchant and businessman of this place.

Leaving Geneva last night on the late train for Macon Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett 
will take a short honeymoon trip and are due to arrive at Butler the latter 
part of the week, when they will be showered with congratulations and the bride 
extended a most cordial and hearty welcome to our city.



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