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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
8
A catalog item lists Swiss and nainsook edge and insert embroidery of fine texture with match sets from 4 to 10 inches wide. Values range from 12 4 to 25 cents, offered on Monday yardage. Pepperell sheets and pillow cases sold per piece.
A reception hosted by Mrs. Mexmott Ledbetter at Quintard avenue celebrated Miss Berdham of Asheville. Guests enjoyed a library display, fern décor, holiday colors, red candles, and an eyed salad course. Invitations announced the marriage of Sarah Belle Duggan and Franklin King Houston for January 22, 1907 at 7 p.m. on Quintard avenue, Anniston, Alabama. Miss Bessie Sproull visits Rome with friends and relatives.
Bel Kilby Ellen Ledbetter Bessie Woodruff and the Cliolian Club hosted a charming evening at the Elks hall. Dozens of couples enjoyed graceful figures led by Miss Janid Mayo of Kesaville and Captain Chivers Woodruff. Mrs Pugh has returned from Americus and other locals were noted visiting relatives and returning from holidays. Emmie King visits Langford on Eighteenth street as the St Michael and All Angels ladies guild plans a meeting at Miss Mary's home.
Safety lies in buying only Royal Baking Powder a pure cream of tartar baking powder and the best that can be made.
All sizes Fay stockings advertised for winter wear described as heat and only hose for winter use by Ullman Bros.
Semi official notice states Prince Augustus William fourth son of the emperor will wed Princess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein in June at the Potsdam palace chapel. Also reported a remarkable healing fever case in Port Bryan New York where Amos F King credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing a leg sore after eighty years. Guaranteed to cure all sores at 25 cents by local druggists.
Allman Bros. announces a closing out sale of ladies suits with most stock arriving in December. Bargains will be offered on the latest styles as remaining inventory is cleared.
Mr D B Lacy of the Alabama Construction Company has secured a contract to build 1344 miles of railroad for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad starting at Williamsburg Kentucky. He is moving his paraphernalia to Kentucky today.
The Comer Kennedy Company relocates to East Tenth street near the Victoria hotel and invites ladies to inspect their first class meat market. Telephone number 133 remains the same for prompt meat orders.
An editorial excerpt contrasts material abundance with spiritual growth in children. It cites a MacClure’s Magazine quote on education favoring wealth while warning that extra opportunities cannot awaken verity. The piece argues too many materials smother imagination and notes daily life distractions limit learning.
The Jr. O. A. M. council will not meet Thursday in the new Odd Fellows hall but will stay at Blue Mountain hall on the second and fourth Tuesday nights for now. Next meeting set for January 8.
Frank J. Cheney declares his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6 1886 before Notary A W Glason. The claim notes internal intake and effects on blood and mucous surfaces. Contact Cheney & Co. or Watson for coal or drugs at phone 72.
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