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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
5
The First Presbyterian church held brief memorial services for the late Judge James W. Lapsley with talks by Rev. Donald McQueen Judge W F Johnston and Mr John Al Frye praising his life. Mr C J Houser elected an elder.
Tomorrow night the melodrama Human Hearts will headline the Noble Street Theater with a return engagement of Thamag Hearts praised by The Chattanooga Times. A large audience is expected for the presentation as theatergoers anticipate a night of popular entertainment.
The Age Herald reviews Wednesdays show as a treat for theatergoers. Dora Booth in Phyllis impresses with enunciation, Lennon's delivery praised, Hawley and Martin noted for character work, and Ramond’s love tale cited as an artistic highlight. A drug endorsement from Phillipsburg is included.
The Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets at one and one third fare for travel from points on its line to all points south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers and east of the Mississippi during Christmas and New Year holidays. Ticket sale dates are December 24 25 30 31 1901 and January 1 1902 with final limit January 23 1902. Applications through any Southern agent or C EB Jackson T P A No 2019 First Avenue Birmingham Alabama.
Dixie Hardware Co. offers bridles traces harness back bands and horse collars while ANNISTON SoB Co. sells the best grate coat in Montevallo Place orders with Boyer before the Christmas rush to secure a suit.
If you consu t your own interest and want the finest work would it not be well at least to give this laundry a fair trial. If you wish our wagon to call mail us a card or telephone ua. ANNISTON STEAM LAUNDRY Noble street.
A man clinging to a lamp post on Wylie avenue and Washington street cried fire and murder attracting Officer John Jayne. Flames leaped from his overcoat pocket. bystanders helped remove the coat and stamp out the fire. The man, Patrick Doughtery, was badly burned after being drenched with water. Whiskey and matches caused the blaze.
R G Ragan as administrator will offer for sale on the premises December 1 1901 the lands of Rosa A Broyles deceased. The listing covers multiple parcels in Section 10 and 11 Township 14 Range 7 Calhoun County Alabama with bulk unit options and a deduction of five acres from one parcel. Sale authorized by November 14 1901 order of Probate Judge Emmett F Crook and notice published in Anniston Evening Star weekly for three weeks.
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