Pretty Wedding Last Night in Sheffield
The marriage of Mr Edward Bumford of Sheffield and Miss Maggie May Williams was held at the bride’s parents home on Twenty second street at 7 o clock last night. Rev J I Blarklock officiated. Best man Dye Kingham and maid of honor Miss Lucy B Williams. The couple left for Nashville and Sheffield and plan a future trip to Europe visiting England. Others mentioned include Misses Helen Sith and Heel Dimmick and Mrs Pax with return trips and future visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bumford
Sheffield
Maggie May Williams
Mra. T. M. Williams
de. J. I. Blarklock
Roctor
Bt. Michael and
al Angels
Dye, Kingham
Lucy B. Williams
Bumford
Nashville
Sheffelt
Europe
Mr. Bumford
England
Parises
Fred Hicks
Dimmick
Birmingham
Hicks
Local Wests and residents moving in Anniston items
Wests and residents relocate within Anniston with moves from Oxunna hotel to J By Allen house. Numerous notices include Allen, Moore, Boyer tailoring, street addresses, market offerings, and local business ads. A hospital stay and travel reports appear among routine city notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wests
J. J. Turner
H. V. Moore
The
Anniston Electric and Gas Company
Oxunna Hotel
J. By Allen
South Anniston
A New Tinshop Opens at Dixie Hardware Co
A new tinshop has been opened in the basement of the Dixie Hardware Co by Rork and Derrick expert tiners of long experience. They offer roofing guttering repairing and all kinds of metal and sheet iron work with prompt attention satisfaction guaranteed and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Hardware Co
Rork & Derrick
Lady Baritone Sings Here Tomorrow Night
Miss Ola Bidwell one of the world's four lady baritone singers will give a benefit performance in this city tomorrow night for the Confederate Veterans. Her historic talent is marked and she is entertaining as an elocutionist according to press notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Bidwell
Miss Bidwell
Knox linked to direct senatorial vote, Birmingham Ledger notes
The Birmingham Ledger discusses electing senators by popular vote, noting John B. Knox may run for the Pettus seat but would not oppose direct voting. It argues the people favor the plan and will demand a voice, expecting a prompt affirmative settlement when the issue arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Ledger
John B. Knox
Pettus
Card from Charles Randolph Promotes Local Barbershop
Charles Randolph touts his city’s finest barbershop with first class workers. He lists Thomas Daugherty of Tallapoosa and Lon Stegall of Atlanta as two top craftsmen. He notes recent repapering and cleaning of the shop.
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Thomas Daugherty
Tallapoosa
Lon Stegall
Atlanta
Bowyer’s Clothes Fit Better and Cheaper Than Others
Advertisement notes new men are sober and satisfied with offerings at Randolph’s shop near Reid Bros' saloon at No. 7 West Tenth, promoting Bowyer’s clothing as lasting longer and cheaper than rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowyer
Call for the tenne saw 5c cigar tie best on market
A brief industry note promotes the tenne saw five cent cigar tie as the leading value in its category. It highlights quality and market competition among low cost smoking accessories.
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Vure
Elam Drug Company
Armiaton
Daniel
Columbian Building
Mieses Helen Sith
Heel Dimmick
Philadelphia
Anniston
Dinmmick
Laura Brows Vial
Miss Smith
Misas Drewer
Choecoloece
Mer
Kia
Anniston Trading Go
TEN Cent
KO. Watson
Howe
Col. K. He Co .B
Merriinton
Boyer
James Keish
A. W. Bell
Lincoln
B. F. Avery & Son
Dixie Hardware
Mitton A. Smith
Donahoo & Co
George A. Neal
Southern Car and Foundry Company
Kldridge’s
W. Hi. Langley
Lageip
Mr. A, BR. Noble
Rome
Shelritt & Murphy
Me Noble
Koook
Will A. Dobbs
Greensboro
Miss Mary Cobbs
Mr. Kidwin
King Manufacturing Co
L West Eleventh Street
Kk. II. Howden
Noble Street
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Fred Diemal
Mr. Hicks
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Bimingham
Dona 100 & Co
Walter Griswold
Abercrombie
Noble and
Twenty Second Streets
C. L. Quion
Joicy
Eldridge’s
W. Tenth
KB. EB. Forbes
Montgomery
W. E. Forbes
Tyler Hill
Choccolocco
W. E. Knox
J. D. Hammond
Jack 3
Shelnutt & Murphy
Henry Gilleland
Anniston Steam Laundry
Twelfth and
Noble Streets
W. M.turner
Seddon
J. N. Dobbins
J. A. Carter
Talladega
da Gilleland
Gadsden
John Gil- Jeland
Ben Burns
I. R. Baer
Calera
Hon
F. M. Treadaway
Jaccksonville
Ceheibrapest
Anne
Mississippi
Regent
Anniston Shoe Company
H. M. Newsocie
Ansley’s
Ullman Bros
DRY Goods Department
Anniston and
Annistonians
Charles Randolph
New Orleans
Gillon
Sterne $ Grocery
Kentucky
Daisy Saloon
Lincoln County
Old Superior
Silver Brook
Woodford Co
McBrayer’s
Georgia
Nhvateians
Telephone 96
W. Tenth St. S
M. Rogowskie
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