Prospects of New Public Buildings for Anniston
Anniston papers report optimistic prospects for a public building in the city and a county seat decision that could grant Anniston two new public structures soon. Rund offers a free week subscription to The Evening Star with a ticket, plus special bargains. Wm H Zinn returns from the East and plans a Florida trip for rest and recreation. Montevallo coal is advertised as best sold in Anniston by Anniston Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palladega News
G. A. Robbins
Anniston
Rund’s
Evening Star
Mr. Rund
Rund
Mr. Rand
Wm. Hl. Zinn
East
Florida
Sui
New York
Christians Endeavor Union elects officers for 1900 in Anniston
At the last meeting of the officers and executive committee of the Christian Endeavor Union of the est Anniston Presbyterian church arrangements were made for a meeting of the several societies in the Oxanna Cumberlandarian church on February 4. Christian Endeavor Society will West Anniston Presbyterian shared has elected officers for 1900 as follows: President Clifford Posse vice president John Walters secretary Miss Ellen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Union of the
Est Anniston Presbyterian Arcb
Oxanna Cumberland Terian
Christian Endeavor Society
West Anniston Presbyteran
Clifford Posse
John Walters
Ellen
West Ans niston Presbyterian Sunday School Attendance Rises
Attendance at the West Ans niston Presbyterian Sunday school reached 76, the largest in years, as the school under Superintendent Rutherford Lapsley maintains growing interest. State Superintendent Jno W Abercrombie was in the city, and O Bryant Co announced a reduction sale in today’s Star offering deep price cuts for buyers. Rand gives The Evening Star free for one week to his customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ansniston
Jno. W. Abercrombie
O’ Bryant & Co
Rand
Anniston Lawyers Headed to Montgomery for Supreme Court Session
Representatives from the Anniston bar depart today for Montgomery to attend the supreme court. They include D. C. Blackwell Rows Blackmon J Bowie W P Acker J J Wil lett and W W Whiteside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Montgomery
Supreme Court
Messrs. D. C. Blackwell
Rows Blackmon
J. Bowie
W. P. Acker
J. J. Willett
W. W. Whiteside
Rare Operatic Treat by International Grand Company Wednesday
A rare treat for ransie lovers arrives Wednesday night January 10th as the International Grand Operatic company presents a three part program with fine costumes and world renowned artists. A large crowd is predicted to attend and the performance is expected to linger in memories. Mr. John B. Lagarde traveled to Lagarde station this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Grand Operatic Company
Bowies Washington Interview Confirmed by Hon Sid Bowie
Hon Sid J. Bowie returned from Washington and said the interview published in The Star Saturday was correctly reported. Postmaster L T Smith at Anniston pushes county wide rural mail delivery. success remains uncertain. Ben Roland was arrested on gaming charges, bond posted. Mr B B Bridges of Wedowee visited en route to court.
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Sid J. Bowie
Washington City
Bowie
Washington
Star
Anniston
L. T. Smith
Ben Roland
Cdl
Louis Meharg
City Court
Roland
2B. B. Bridges
Wedowee
Montgomery
Supreme Court
Matthews Returns to Gordon Institute After Holidays
Mr. Tom Matthews visits family Col. and Mrs. T. V. R. Matthews during the holiday season and has returned to Gordon Institute in Barnesville Georgia to resume studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Matthews
Col
Mra. T. V. R. Matthews
Gordon Institute
Barnesville, Ga
Capt James Crook Visits City En Route to Montgomery
Capt James Crook of Jackson Ville passed through the city this morning while en route to Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crook
Jackson- Ville
City
Montgomery
Local visitors from Jacksonville and Jacksons ville
Col. G. C. Bilis of Jacksonville is in the city. Mr. J. H. Calahan and Mr. A. L. Stewart of Jacksons ville, along with Mr. R. L. Vansandt of the same city, are in town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. G. C. Bilis
Jacksonville
J. H. Calahan
A. L. Stewart
Jacksonsville
R. L. Vansandt
News From Glen Addie Churches and Meetings
Glen Addie correspondents report church officer installations at the Baptist and Presbyterian groups, with J Baxter Allen as superintendent and Wilmer Lacy elected secretary. Rev P M Jones preached at the Baptist church, and Young People H Endavor officers were chosen. Local readers are invited to send news to Arthur Vo at 42% che stout street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Addie
Evening Star
Arthur Vo
the Star
Stout Street
J. Baxter Allen
L. T. Rt. Lester
George Tyson
Henry Jirels
Hattie Manning
Mabel Barney
J. F E. Brow
Glen Addie Methodist Church
P. M. Jones
Lincolm
Baptist Church
Wilmer Lacy
W. A. Rowe
Rivas Wool
Mime Roxie Helenia
Jat. T. Murphy
Jas. Marker
Marriage of Mr M Martin and Miss Sarah Woodruff at Parker Memorial
Society notes announce the Parker Memorial Baptist church wedding of Meridian businessman Mr Martin and city resident Miss Sarah Woodruff on Wednesday evening. Attendants include James Blair as best man and Mary Woodruff as maid of honor with several Meridian and Jackson guests. A reception follows at the Woodruff home on Marvin Hill, then a 7:45 train departure to eastern cities. the couple will reside in Meridian.
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Parker Memorial Baptist Church
M. Martin
Meridian
Msgs
Sarah Woodruff
Woodruff
Martitt
Martin
FB. Blair
Jackson, Tenn
Bower
Mary Woodreff
King
J. G
Wilson
G. A. Lloyd
Ja A. Chandler
Laney Leeper
Kate Lapsley
Carrie Smith
Myrtice Wilson
Ida Crook
Ushers
Meer
Cheney
Gus Woodruff
W. P. Callaway
R. Lapsley
Mee Db. Woodruff
Marvin Hill
Washington
New York
Marie Martin
Mr. Martin
Woodreal
Man Charged With Violating Postal Law in Local Arrival
R Colhene, a white man from Teburn County, was brought into the city by Deputy Marshall Edwards. He faces two indictments by the United States grand jury for violating postal laws. He appeared before Commissioner Randolph, admitting guilt to two counts involving payments of 600 and 10, detailing his appearance at the west station of the United States 2084 to Birmingham.
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R. Colhene
Teburn County
Edwards
United Bates Grand Jury
Randolph Thie Bersing
West Smion
United States
Birmingham
Program For Teachers Institute in Jacksonville
The program for the Teachers Institute in Jacksonville on January 1 and 20 lists openings by County Superintendent, spelling and geography sessions, recitations, history on the Revolution, physiology, mathematics, music, reading, school government, and grammar. Attendees include Miss Natalie Watson, Miss Jennie Warlick, Miss Ada Weir, Mrs. Privitt, and others with readings by Miss Merrell Frank and Miss Clare Land. The program emphasizes compulsory attendance by teachers and invites participation to make the institute lively and educational.
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Ciogan
Natuie Watson
West
Jennie Warlick
A. Dishan
The
Philippines
F. Burtes
J. N. Hames
Merrell Frank
J. O. BP. Treadaway
Wim. Beeson
Miss Andrews
Oxford
Ada Weir
Laster Smith
WH. T. Persons
Elizabeth Privitt
P. J. Stovall
Frank Watson
A. D. Glam
G. P. McClurkie
Samuel Prickets
Emily Goodlett
Linda Persons
Clara Wright
J. Robinett
Mary Forney
Clare
Land
Police Court session discreetly disposes disorderly conduct cases
Mayor Henderson presided as four disorderly conduct complaints were dismissed. The crowd heard sentences for James Calloway for disorderly conduct after a barrel ride on Fifteenth Street. M. Mena and Leon McCarty faced lesser charges, with fines and costs assessed. A chicken theft case involving Lena Palmer and others concluded with the dog aided pursuit.
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Henderson
James Calloway
Calloway
Fifteenth Street
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City News
Montevallo
Anniston Co
Mattie Hurst
John B. Lagarde
Lagarde Station
JR Ulamon
C. W. Sanders
Middleton Sauday
G. U. Heberts
TH Roberts
HA. Clover
Noble Street
Marietta
Hazel Dimmick
Helen Savith
O. B. Smith
Birmingsham
Martin Woodfall
K. M. Mastin
Misa
Arniston
Mins Mina Fied
Bemtay School
Wilmer Street
Elam
Anniston Trading Co
Teachers’ Institute
Gramwar
Albert Johnson
Jno
F. Heoughten
W. Dangette
J. WM. Flames
UH. T
BN. i
M. Temataway
Sap
Pelaration
Aneisten Lee Co
M. Mena
Leon McCarty
M. Palmer
Pale
Lena
Setardey
Anniton Carpet Factory
James Hackler
Robinson
Papa
L. H. Carre
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