Oxford News Roundup Patients, Houses, and Local Goings
Master Sam Mims recovers from typhoid fever and will soon be out. B A Boyd builds a new home on Snow street near Hale. Morgan erects a large barn on Choccoloeco Street. Local political leaders Gannels and Dodson voted in the Democratic primary. Visitors Frank Wood and Kenneth Whiteside left for Jacksonville. Miss Welde Haynes returns to College Hill from Ingram Wells. Mrs Homer Moon visits East Mechanic street. Miss Mamie Osburn guests Lena Bagley. Gowan Roberts appears in vaudeville at Oxford Lake drawing crowds. Ten Cent store moves to Main street. Oxford College improves for the next scholastic year. Odd Fellows excursion to Lithia Springs planned. Floyd Whiteside visits Rabbit Town. Mr Crow repaints his residence. F J Stuckey returns from Tennessee. James Hughes returns from visit to Mrs Robert McCain. Oxford fire company held meeting. A Humphries elected chief, H P Whiteside assistant. Lonie Adderholt returns from Mississippi. Will Garrett of DeArmanville in city. Jno Orr and Jno Privett visit DeArmanville. Store occupied by Gunnels Bros. underway after Humphries & Co. Ten Cent store vacated. Tom Wolsencroft of Oxanna in city. Ben F Higginbotham ill on North McPherson. Earnest Wilson of Jenifer visits his uncle Jnc H Hall. Ralph Mattison visits Anniston. Scurvin resumes as Oxford Rural Free Delivery No. 1 driver.
Brewton Tops Anniston In Opening Series Game
Brewton defeated Anniston 2 to 1 yesterday in the first of three games. Matthews pitched well for Anniston fanning eight and allowing four hits. Score by innings shows Brewton with two runs, Anniston with one, Beusse noted for bases stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Brewton
Anniston
Matthews
Moore and Rankin Starred in Tight Pitch
Moore and Rankin each had two base hits while the defense turned double plays Weaver to Moore to Rankin. Matthews drew two walks and was hit once by a pitch. Matthews struck out eight as Fritz worked through 1 hour 25 minutes with umpire Mahoney.
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Moore
Rankin
Weaver
Matthews
Fritz
Mahoney
Smiths and visitors head to Virginia and Alabama town
Mrs Oscar B Smith, and Misses Helen and Florence Smith depart for Yellow Sulphur Springs Virginia. Miss Jonnie Finn from Childersburg visits sister Miss Marie Finn, shorthand teacher at Anniston Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Jonnie Finn
Childersburg
Marie Finn
Anniston Business College
Curtis Leads in Labor Day Marshall Vote Count
The vote tally shows Walter Curtis leading, with Weatherall and Green close but behind. Afternoon totals list multiple candidates including Birch Carter McLeod Andrews Bates Kirkus Rembert and others, indicating rising interest and a lively contest in the labor day marshal race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Labor Day
Weatherall
Green
Curtiss
Walter Curtis
G. W. Weatherall
Poe Pep Oistind
Tom Birch
Tom Carter
D. W. McLeod
Oee
John Andrews
Mo' Ag
Oscar Roper
John Bates
Strickland
Powell
Ross Green
W. T. Williams
Pe Moog
Ck Vedas
Jim Kirkus
Walter Rembert
Fine Carpets At A Sacrifice In Anniston Store
Mr J Rand forwards to Rands Anniston store multiple rolls of Brussells and Ingram Carpets bought at auction in New York City. The carpets were water damaged in a large warehouse fire, thoroughly dried, and are offered at a sacrifice. Call and see for yourself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rand
Rands
Anniston
New York City
Whence came that sprightly step and rosy complexion
Advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills at Miller Drug Co offering 25 cents. Claims include lively organs, good digestion, no headaches, and no blues. Encourages readers to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Miller Drug Co
P. P. P. Lippman Remedy Promises Cure for Dyspepsia
A Savannah Georgia railroad superintendent credits P. P. P. with curing dyspepsia and general debility after three bottles. He reports loss of appetite, nausea and pains eased and says he could live forever if he could obtain P. P. P. The ad notes wholesale and retail availability through Bell Weatherly Co and J. L. Wikle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippman
Savannah
Bell- Weatherly Co
J. L. Wikle
Gerst Pilsener: The Only Ten Cent Bottled Beer Sold
A brief advert proclaims Gerst Pilsener as the sole high grade bottled beer offered at ten cents per bottle, highlighting its value and quality in a period marketplace.
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BIC
Ullman Brothers Department Store
the News OF Oxford
W. Cc. Whiteside
Oxford Department
Oxvrorp
Sam Mims
B. A. Boyd
Snow Street
Hale
Morgan
Choccoloeco Street
College Avenue
Fourth Street
H. ©. Gannels
Jobn L. Dodson
Frank Wood
Jacksonville
Kenneth Whiteside
Welde Haynes
Ingram Wells
College Hill
Homer Moon
Lineville
Mr. W. L. Moon
East Mechanic Street
Mamie Osburn
Lena Bagley
Gowan Roberts
Oxford Lake
Oxford
Humphries & Co
Ten Cent
Choccolocco
Main Street
Oxford College
Odd Fellows
Lithia Springs
Tomor
Master Floyd Whiteside
Miss Lizzie Whiteside
Rabbit Town
Ala
F. J. Stuckey
Tennessee
James Hughes
Robert McCain
Merrellton
Oxford Fire Company
Odd Bellows
A. Humphries
H. P. Whiteside
Mr. Lonie Adderholt
Mis
Sissippi
Will Garrett
DeArmanville
Messrs
Jno
Orr
Privett
Gunnels Bros
Tom Wolsencroft
Oxanna
City
Ben F. Higginbotham
North McPherson Street
Earnest Wilson
Jenifer
Mr. Jnc
H Hall
Ralph Mattison
Scurvin
Matthew
Rhe
Beusse
Social
MR. Curtis
The
Anniston National Bank
Anniston, Alabama
WH. McKleroy
John H. Noale
Davis
Www
T, Brown
Atlanta
Colgate’s Fine Perfumes
Whetstone & Co
M. C. Riker
Fountain Market
East Tenth St
H. Gerstman
New Photograph Gallery
O. F. Ryan
W. P. Russell
Noble Street
California
Uricsol Chemical CO
Los Angeles
Cal
Lamar & Rankin Drug Co
Atlanta, Ga
Thomas Drug Store
W.16th St
Boyer’s
Foley
Prever
Nnenman
Mercury
Chas. W. Carlton & CO. Architects
J. W Golucke & Co
Caldwell Building
Alabama
Norris & Little
RC. Camp
Lil W. Tenth St
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