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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1901
Page
3
Lists of names in the New York Letters section appear with scattered surnames and initials. An obituary note references Homer Hail of West Ta Misten, reporting a severe lung illness cured by Dr King’s New Discovery. An advertisement promotes Star Job Office printing and local medical remedies.
Listing of district quarterly meetings across Alabama towns with dates in January February and March. Mentions Munford Oxford Talladega Jacksonville and other circuits. references local businesses and promotions for the Star Job office and cigar ad.
Local ad urges residents to patronize home industry by using the Btar Job office for repairs and services, promising higher quality work at reasonable prices and encouraging keeping business in town.
The City Court of Anniston in equity orders public auctions to satisfy decrees issued in October 1901. Two tracts are described: Lot 10 in Brock 17 60 feet by 140 feet in Highland McCoy addition and Lot in Block 20 in the High t & Mc Coy Addition, both in Anniston Calhoun County Alabama. Sales set for January 6 1902 at the front door of the City Court room. A H Suprerro Clerk.
Mortgage sale by Anpiston Banking & Loan Co under a 1899 mortgage to John A Creswell and Elizabeth Creswell to satisfy a broken mortgage. Property lies Calhoun County Alabama described as parts of sections 85 and 26 in township 15 range 5. Sale set January 15, 1902 at northeast corner of Noble and Tenth streets in Anniston. Attorney J J Willett. December 18, 1901.
In the City of Anniston Calhoun County Alabama the Court of Anniston In Equity orders sale of Lots 15 and 16 in Block 5 in the Hight and McCoy Addition fronting 60 feet on the east side of Noble Street between 24th and 25th Streets on January 6 1902. Trustee Mary Leu Phinizy files the complaint against H Frederickson with A H Suerrrrp as Clerk.
The City Court of Anniston in equity orders sale on January 6 1902 of Lot 4 in Block F fronting Walnut Street in Hight and McGoy addition Anniston Calhoun County Alabama to satisfy a decree in the case Mary Lou Phinizy Trustee vs 8 G Lormer No 554 Clerk A H Shevrern.
Court sale of a parcel at the northwest corner of Fifteenth and Walnut streets Anniston Calhoun County Alabama to satisfy a sal decree. The lot fronts 25 feet on Fifteenth street and runs 95 feet deep in Highland Park addition. Conducted Monday January 6, 1902 at the courthouse during legal hours. Clerk A. H. Surprrrp.
Water rents for the first quarter of 1902 are due at the company office 07 No ble street on January first. Delinquent accounts will be cut off after January 10 if payment is not received. The Anniston Water Supply Co warns against ignoring notices and urges immediate payment to avoid discontinuation of service.
A fragmented notice suggests a business card or telephone call option for laundry services. The garbled text hints at “ANNISCON SREAM” and “UNDRY” advertising pickup or delivery, inviting customers to mail a card or telephone to arrange a visit.
Abstract of Publication announces Mattie Butler as complainant against Lawrence Butler in City Court of Anniston. Non resident defendant, Roswell Georgia resident, ordered to plead by January 21, 1902. Publication to run weekly for four weeks in The Anniston Evening Star. Clerk A H Shepperd. Caldwell Johnston, complainants solicitors.
Under a Probate Court decree of Calhoun County Alabama dated December 23 1901 L J Hawkins petitions to sell lands for partition among joint owners Mrs Sarah Fair and Mrs Oapha Vartiow defendants. Sale to be held January 15 1902 at 12 noon in front of Anniston courthouse lot 17 block 132 fronting 60 feet on Gurnee street and 120 feet back with improvements for cash to divide among owners. Witness W J Jaheston December 28 1901.
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