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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1901
Page
8
An Heflin Era correction says J W Norton the dispenser was not discharged by city authorities for misfeasance or malfeasance. The city treasurer’s books show he turned all money due the town into the treasury and even more in some settlements.
Train service from Birmingham to New York includes Pullman sleeping cars and a dining car. vestibuled coaches run Atlanta to New York with library observation car and drawing room sleeping car Birmingham to Atlanta and Danville. Daily operation with service to Charlotte and Washington.
A long list of visitors and locals stops in Anniston includes Mr. Barnett Payne from Rome visiting friends, W R Stewart from Griffin, H L Williams of Talladega, Editor W G Porter of the Heflin New Era, S A McCarroll of Atlanta, August Ullman of Ullman Bros Talladega, Prof W Dauyette of Jacksonville, J O Montgomery of Jacksonville, Dr W O Cheatwood of Jacksonville, Joe Hanks on business to Rome, J F McCullough of Lincoln, W D Smith returning from Birmingham, Cpt W H McKleroy at the bank, Ira Ao Wing back to Birmingham, Will Holcombe of Birmingham, Tomlin of Piedmont, J J Arnold from Jacksonville, Capt RF Hughes of Piedmont, J Hamilton back from Birmingham, A L Smith and Alfred M Morgan visiting White Plains, A S Cater to Birmingham, A F McGhee Jr of Birmingham visiting his father, Rev John A May in Birmingham, S E Bobo of Jacksonville, Judge John Pelham and Thomas W Coleman Jr at Columbiana circuit court, Capt W W Hames of Jacksonville, J M Elliott from Gadsden, J P McDuffie of Gadsden, Col Jim Hughes back from Ragland, and a note on a cold cure by Unsley and Kermort’s Chocolates.
Mrs Zemri Henderson of Ragland arrives to visit son Mayor Z Henderson and family. Miss Sallie Donelson of Kats tonga travels via Anniston to Troy. Mr and Mrs W R Mabry return to Birmingham after visiting Mrs B T McMillian. Miss Mana Donelson of Hastaoga stays with Anniston friends. Miss Eva Keadle of Bynum and Miss Lizzie Norred of Shreveport visit Mr K W Keadle at 309 Mulberry. The Famous Thomas Orchestra plays Noble Street Theater April 29. advance seats start April 12. Day Packard Opera Company to appear at Noble Street Theater next Wednesday night. Mrs J W McElreath departs for Edwards, Miss to visit parents. Miss Ida Moody and Miss Lucy Moody travel from Piedmont to Birmingham and Tuscaloosa for brother Arthur Moody and Ella Searcy wedding. Mr and Mrs T G Bush host soirée for daughter Mrs William Duncan Nesbitt. Don’t forget Shredded Wheat Biscuit. free at Ullman Bros.
Fresh from the kingdom of fashion Lilman Brothers showcases white cream silver black palettes. Swell new match sets full lines with exceptional values. Immense sales prompt importers to send representatives. Millinery parasols waist goods lace taffetas grenadine and chiffons featured.
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