Oxford Social News for August 7 1901
The note describes a town social scene in Oxworp with plans for an evening party August 8 hosted by Mina Sadie Warnock. It also reports Miss Grave Jones visiting relatives in Peaceburg, Miss Mother Smith visiting Holmes Sanitarium patient Mrs M G Christian, and a vaudeville show attended by Oxford residents plus guest Mira Moliie Walker of Gadsden visiting Mr and Mrs B A Walker on Choccolooeco street.
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Mother Smith
Yeaterday
Sinster
M. G. Christian
Holmes Sanitarium
Atlanta
Mira Moliie Walker
Gadsden
Mrs. B. A. Walker
Choccolooeco Street
Personal mentions and business travel noted in county items
Local brief lists several residents and visitors including L Crook heading to The Springs Tennessee for a week, T V R Matthews returning from Texas, Jas B Davis to Choccolocco, D D B Macon visiting Anniston, D March from New Orleans via Anniston College, S Bowie to Columbiana on business, W Carlton to Talladega, R P Thomason back from Buffalo exposition, Judge W D Kiddoo visiting his daughter in Cathbert, D A Farrell returning from Piedmont duties, and D Goodlett in Annis ton. Foley's Kidney Care praised by Vic Finn of Lima with McBlreath Drug Co endorsement.
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Vic Finn
Lima
Foley
McBlreath Drug Co
Sale of Impounded Stock at City Hall Friday
Stock taken up for ranging at large will be sold at the city hall Friday August 9 at noon for pound fees unless claimed by owners. Sheriff or chief J Mayes notes a black and sandy spotted sow with a cropped right ear and a white calf with red ears marked J Mayes. Fresh imported segars offered. tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Mark
J. ©. Mayes
Fast Queen & Crescent Line Cuts Texas Travel Time
The Queen and Crescent System between Meridian and Shreveport inaugurates an accelerated schedule linking to Texas routes, reducing travel time to Texas by seven to twelve hours. The Southern Railway fast train No. 37 connects, offering the fastest westbound service. Ticket agents can provide details on the new service.
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Queen & Crescent
Meridian
Shreveport
Texas
Southern Railway
Cure for Cold Women in Heaa Quinine Chocolate
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a product or remedy named Heaa and mmat's Chocolates containing quinine as a cold cure. It references a laxative or lasative style remedy marketed for cold and sore symptoms with unclear context.
St Clair Lynchings Probe Sought by Governor
Governor Jenks moved to investigate the St Clair county lynching of Charlie Bend near Leeds. Bend confessed killing a white man named Vano and assaulting his wife before mob‐action ended his life. Judge Pelham may convene a grand jury at the Asheville circuit term opening August 19 to review the case.
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Montgomery Advertiser
Charlie Bend
Fegro
Leeds
St. Clair County
Jenks
Asheville
Jim Brown
Morgantown Man Cured By Foley's Kidney Cure
A. R. Bass of Morgantown Indiana suffered severe backache and kidney pains, rising ten to twelve times nightly, and was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure. The product is guaranteed by McElreath Drang Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Bass
Morgantown
Ind
Foley
McElreath Drang Co
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Oxford
Mina Sadie Warnock
Miss Warnock
News and Gobbip
Miss Grave Jones
Peaceburg
the Lake
L. Crook
the Springs, Tenn
Gol. T. V. R. Matthews
Jas. B. Davis
Choccolocco
DD. BP. Macon
Macon, Ala
D. March
New Orleans
Anniston College
New York
J. Bowie
Columbiana
W. Carlton
Talladega
Lon. R. P. Thomason
Buffalo Exposition
W. D. Kiddoo
Cathbert, Ga
Mrs. WE. Lloyd
Eleventh Street
D. A. Farrell
Piedmont
D. Goodlett
Anniston
Segars
Leyi
A. H. Davis
Mt. Sterling
McBlreath
Anniston Union Made
R. O. Watson
St. Clair
H. Pelman
Noble Street
Nis
Ecet
Cain
R J. Saywell
Machine Shop
Moore and Eleventh Sts
L. & N. Depot
Katy Flyer Joure
Memphis
Advertiser In the Star
C. P. Shook
Anniston, Ala
O’bryant
Anniston Electric & Gas Co