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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1901
Page
5
After selling their retail department to McElreath Drug Co, the business thanks friends and customers for past patronage and asks for continued support for the successors.
McCarty Council and Grand Order of the Orient host a social session at the K of P hall in Oxford with all sixteen degrees and welcoming visiting Orientals. Refreshments served. Ullman Bros. featured shredded wheat dishes.
Large congregations heard Dr Purser's eloquent sermons yesterday and fourteen persons signified the intention of joining the church. Glen Addie Baptist revival attendance remains strong with three new members yesterday and three more last night.
At 2 p m the Elk's carnival queen election showed Miss Emmie Darden with 670 votes, Miss Mary Jordan 765, and several other candidates including Miss Sallie Stone, Miss Merril Frank, Miss Agnes Little, Miss Mary Watson, Miss H Doering, Miss Virginia Henderson, Miss EO Anderson, Miss Sallie Walker, Miss Bloodworth, Miss Exa Hames, Miss Tva Allen, Miss Dora Hertz, Miss Marie Young, Miss Jeanie Adkins, Miss Nell Praden, Miss Bettison, and Miss Mary Goodyear still in the count.
The assignee of J. R. Lemon will auction uncollected notes and accounts on Thursday April 1901 at 12 noon in front of the city court room, unless sold sooner by private sale. A list is available at Caldwell Johnston offices in the Caldwell building. Joan H. Frye assignee April 8 1901-36.
Fragmentary entry notes a dubious remedy titled The One Day Gold Cure with references to Chocolr es Laxative Quinine and a confused mention of a collie or throat ailment. No coherent details or verifiable entities present.
Classified notes announce sales and messenger positions in Alabama. Listings include a grocery salesman sought by a specialty house, a general agents posting by South Publishing Co in Aniston, and a bellboy messenger role at Postal Telegraph Office.
For sale a Smith-Premier typewriter, a roll top desk, and a large safe in good condition. Write to T at the Evening Star. 4-5t.
A lost breast-pin made of 82 5t gold was reported with a reward offered for its return. The notice directs inquiries to Star office.
A note indicates three keys have been found and owner can claim them at the Star office after paying for the advertisement. The fragment specifies location and a payment step before release.
Young men invited to learn barber trade in eight weeks with a mailed illustrated catalogue. Moler Barber College in St Louis invites responses. Also a notice seeking an old tall ball clock describing dial and plate with mahogany, from Aaron Kall, Birmingham Alabama.
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