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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1900
Page
6
The Cumberland Presbyterian church Ladies plan an evening at the Oxanna hotel with proceeds to charity. Citizens are invited to attend for a pleasant attraction and to support church funds.
Foote delivers one of history’s sharpest repartees during a dinner with friends. A young nobleman mocks Foote’s father, prompting Foote to reply that if his father was a tradesman, it was a pity the nobleman was not one. The exchange showcases Foote’s famed quick tongue.
Mrs. Starnes mother of Mrs. T. T. Bryant of Oxanna died Sunday at her home a few miles below Oxford and was buried yesterday afternoon. The Gaines Marble company, now in Cartersville, Ga., plans new tombstone yards near town. Mr. D. R. Gaines is reachable. A military panorama of the Transvaal War and Spanish American War battles is exhibited in Gurnee and Tenth streets with ten cent admission. Dr. W. M. Turner recovering from appendicitis.
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