Dissolution of Empire and Calhoun Laundry Partnerships
Messry W N Perkins and HH G McMahan of the Empire Steam Laundry dissolve copartnership. Perkins continues Empire. McMahan moves his machinery and reopens Calhoun Laundry on Eleventh Street between Noble and Gurney. Change effective this morning after a Saturday night dissolution. Both firms popular and likely to prosper. Get BR O Watson hauling, Phone 72 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N. Perkins
HH. G. McMahan
Empire Steam Laundry
Empire
Calhoun
Eleventh Street
Noble and
Gurney
Br.o
Watson
Various city notices and ads in Aniston market
City news items report J M Rubnets opening a refreshment stand near the fountain on East Tenth Street and a sale of lace goods by Allman Bros. The State Medical Association meets in Montgomery with Dr Brock and J M Whiteside attending. Bicycle Hospital moves to 122 W Tenth Street. Local job changes at J H Dake Brick Co and more ads for horses, clothing, and services fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rubnets
East Tenth Street
The
State Medical Association
Montgomery
Dra. J. ©. Brock
J. M. Whiteside
Oxford
Nll
Kennesaw Smoker's Delight and Local Social Notes
Mr W A Scarbrough returns from Iron City while Edmondson and Anderson's table gains popularity. Mr and Mrs J Brock resume home in Bastaboga after a visit to Oxford relatives. Anniston National Bank will receipt for money left for my credit. Alf Truitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. ©. Brock
Bastaboga
Oxford
Anniston National Bank
Alf Truitt
Anniston Music House offers pianos and organs at once
Too many pianos and two organs in trade to dispose of immediately. Edmondson and Anderson advertise low prices with a stable piano available day or night. Anniston Music House, Thirteenth and Nobie streets, urges prompt visits and calls 35-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston Music House
Nobie Streets
Steod
Edmondson & Anderson
Mrs Goodwin Dies After Illness in Anniston Home
Mrs A J Goodwin died at 9 30 Sunday night at her Wilmer street home after a two week pneumonia illness. She leaves five sons and a daughter, with other relatives and friends. The body will be taken to Selma Wednesday for interment. son RL Goodwin in New York could not reach in time.
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A. J Goodwin
Wilmer Street
Carran
Goodwin
Jessie Goodwin
RL. Goodwin
New York
Anviston
Selma
RB. L. Goodwin
Yarn Mill Directors Postpone Meeting
Directors of Anviston Yarn Mill postpone the 10 o clock meeting at First National Bank to 4 pm Friday due to the death of the mother of director J B Goodwin. The agenda includes consideration of a site and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anviston
First National Bank
J. B. Goodwin
Local residents on business trips and family visit
Mr. C Woodruff left today for Calera on a business trip. Mr J L Green went to Iron City this morning on business. Mr H M Newsome traveled to Birmingham on a business trip. Miss Etta Hagan of Anniston College returned today from a short visit to Rome. Master John Reid, a student at Coosa Valley under Prof D A Funderburg, is spending a few days with his parents. Prof Funderburg accompanies him to Anniston and stays with the Reids. he is a former Anniston resident, runs a large school at Coosa Valley and also serves as postmaster with a big store and farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Scarbrough
Iron City
Etta Hagan
Anniston College
Rome
John Reid
D. A. Funderburg
Coosa Valley
St. Clair County
N. H. Reid
Prof. Funderburg
Anniston
Where They First Grew Vegetables from Around the World
The orient furnishes melons cucumbers and onions. Egg plants and tomatoes were discovered in Peru. Quinces pears currants and large white grapes in Europe. The most common vegetables celery lettuce cabbage and spinach were transplanted from the shores of the Mediterranean.
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Orient
Peru
Europe
Mediterranean
Fine young Jersey bus and his services questioned
A small item notes a fine young Jersey bus and its services, priced at 1.50 dollars, raising questions about value and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ry. Nee
H/LOREN
FAM Drug
Ann Ston Ala
Duniston Trading Company
THN
Sterne's Grocery
Allman Bros
Bicyele Hospital
Tenth Street
C.C. Sykes
J. A. Summers
Hdgemont Cemetery
J. H. Dake Brick Co
J. N. Dobbins
Callie Arnold
Oxanna
J. W. McEllreath
Junius Levy
F. E. Gordon
Talladega
G. L. Jamison
Eldridge’s
Tenth
S. J. Vann
Collinsville
Paul D. Vann
Oxanna Baptist Church
F. G. Mullen
Kennesaw
TV. L Robinson
Quintard Avenue
Idridge’s
W. Tenth
Mr. B. Hood
Carrollton, Ga
Shelnutt & Murphy
R. W. Russell
Bimingham
Ullman Bros
Frank Turvaville
Southern Car and Foundry Company
Weekins Browning
Turvaville
Whd
Noble
Elam Drug Company
Annistonians Lave
Ullman Brothers
Peices Bearboro
Miss Daniel
Columbian Building
Caret
White Coods
Royal Mall
India
Fred Valedges
Lether
Frank McIntyre
Mrs. Goodwin
Mr. C. Woodruff
Calera
J. L. Green
H. M. Newsome
Birmingham
Annie
di. Wikle
J. B. Rayfield, Glen Addie
Youllikem
Uscalate Cater Grocery Co
Tropics
Jebeles Bros. Noble Sreet
Dilmore
Gove Usaead
Mfahager
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