Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-16
TALES OF The town
TOLD IN A FEW LINES

TOLD IN A FEW LINES
Pencil Stubs Picked Up at
Random
Select Stationery in tablets, pound
and box papers. Holidays Book
Store.
With her hat on straight, her Eas-
ter Darling, Miss Americas will be up
on parade today, the observed of all
observers and the envy Of femininity
The auto parade this afternoon will
be next in Importance only to the
pageant moving majestically
in Easteric magnifcence.
Many Americas folks are going to
meet friends in Texas and the West
in May, taking advantage of that ST.
round trip to Little Rock.
Americas neighbor, Montezuma, is
in earnest over the idea of having
Mercer University removed there.
Such zeal certainly merits success.
If the wire nail holding Poor Fa-
theirs pants gives way on parade to-
day, Mothers hat will be big enough
to hide the narrowing scene.
The Georgia-FIorida nut growers
viii meet in Americas in May, with
an interesting two days session,
wherein to crack the pecans.
Americas dealers had busy time
yesterday, supplying the last of the
the stores until late last night.
Easter harness and buyers were in
1t is up to the county commission
ers to pave the walks in the jail
park, and they will doubtless take
such action at their next meeting.
Judge Littlejohn and the lawyers
will be busy this week at Lumpkin
court, where usually two weeks are
taken up in the session.
Those vaudeville stars again filled
up the opera house to the doors last
night. Ralph Bingham will be the
luminary there this week.
Juvenile Americas will rake the
leaves this week, hunting the gaudy
eggs which the rabbits didn't lay, for
the picnic season is now on.
Governor Tom Hudson. Really, that
sounds all right, and Americus folks
will always get the glad hand at the
front door in Atlanta.
The spectacle of a white woman
out driving with a negro doesn't sit
well in Americas, even if she is from
the land of Abe Lincoln.
There will be a total eclipse OF the
sun April 2Sth. Here in Americas
the Easter bonnet eclipse begins at
II o'clock this morning.
That Stone Mountain ball team with
headquarters established in Americas
this season, will lead any in this
section Of Georgia.
"A Macon man has lived to be 1902
years old, and has never tasted wills
key. But think of living 102 years
in Macon under any conditions.
A goodly section of Americas will
go to Atlanta this week to the ''op-
perry" 1t takes the easy marks to
thus build up Atlanta.
The price of eggs and red paint
doomed yesterday as always at Eas-
terrible, While the hens are busy work
ing overtime.
1t cost an Indiana man S145,0OO
back alimony to get out of Jail He
is doubly free, he says, so it was prob
ably worth the money.
We want to say right now that fried
chicken will be none the less deli
ciCus this season because the supply
promises to be plentiful.
Atlanta doesn't seem to care wheth-
er Caruso sings or no. Most of the
tickets have been sold anyway, and
the jays are coming.
Decision Reversed.
The cook, who had held away long
enough to be established as family
autocrat, was sent out to buy the
Christmas turkey, says Success. She
returned with two fine, plump chick