Local Notes from Birmingham Trips and Morgan Club
Local notes list residents such as W P Acker and Kh W Russell traveling to Birmingham and A B Ansley returning. Mentions free shuttle service between Hotel Wilmer and depot. Morgan club plans a 7 10 pm meeting in the city court room with speeches. Chancery court to be held by Br Kelly in Troy and Prattville. A M Kebbel of Gadsden passes through en route home from New York. T L Houser Co office in Columbian building being redecorated. Call for bids for new school building site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgas Club
A. M. Kebbels
Gadsden
City
New York
Local notes and business briefs from Anniston area
Unfolding items include Ed Pierson visiting Oxford relatives now in Texas, W P B Calloway recovering from mumps after two weeks indoors, and Anderson Crook injured when a bar of iron struck his leg at Car Works. Also mentions Anniston Bream Laundry, Dr J L Taylor starting practice near the pipe works, a robust bicycle year with Monarch wheels from L Smith & Co, and the westbound Southern train crash heading to Birmingham for Mardi Gras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pierson
Oh! G. P. Depot
Oxford
Texas
Anderson Crook
Cdl
J. L. Taylor
Kastaboga
Anniston
Taylor
L. Smith & Co
Monarch Wheels
Evening Star
Mardi Gras Train Guests In Magic City Celebration
A large mixed crowd boarded a train at the depot to enjoy Mardi Gras in Anniston. Thomas Foster and Miss Mary Jane Roberta wed at St Michael and All Angels Church with Rev J H Blacklock officiating. The bride is daughter of J M Roberts. groom works in the rolling mill department of Southern Car and Foundry. They will live on Ninth Street near Wilmer. A cook is wanted at 1625 Wilmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magic City
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
Thomas Foster
Mary Jane Roberta
J. Hi. Blacklock
J. M. Roberts
Southern Car and Foundry Company
Ninth Street
Wilmer
Recital in Atlanta by Lough and Eddy at Trinity Church
Societ y notes Prof. Alfred H. Lough and famed organist Clarence Eddy will present an organ recital in Trinity Church, Atlanta on the 20th of next month. Lough previously gave an organ recital here to great approval, promising a rare musical treat with Eddy. Also mentions residents traveling and social notes. ad invites readers to seek jobs via The Star's cheap column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred H. Lough
Clarence Eddy
Atlanta
Trinity Church
Lough
Bring Back This Dog and March 7 1900 Primaries
Notice asks for help locating a liver colored pointer dog with a collar initials. Reward offered of 85 for its return. The passage then advertises Calhoun County Democratic Primary Elections to be held March 7 1900 for Sheriff Tax Assessor Tax Collector County Treasurer Superintendent of Education Coroner and County Commissioner for the Second and Fourth Districts. Voting precincts and procedures described per party resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. W. Coleman, Jr
Democratic Executive Committee
Calhoun County
Anniston
Democratic Party
Thomason
Chim
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New Orleans
Georgia
California
John Shelnutt
Noble Street
Alabama
Elam Drug CO
W. P. Acker
Birming
A. W. Bell
Birmingham
Kh. W. Russell
FB. Ansley
Hotel
Morgan Club
Chancellor Rd. Br. Kelly
Wednewlay
Troy
Prattville
Chancery Court
T. L. Houser < Co
Columbian Building
Anniston Busine
ConLear
City Court Room
Anniston Bream Laundry
Routhern
John L. Seay
Rome
Anviston
Mr. Foster
Camp
Pelham
J. C. Moore
Mattie
Anniston College
Mamie Liddle
Choccolocco
Lillian Heifner
Mircex Eva and
Daisy Camp
Gia
Clausie Traynor
Cleveland
Tean
the Star
Bucks’ Steel Range
Bucks
China
Anniston Trading CO
Comsart the Star
Ullman Brothers
India
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