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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
8
A descriptive note celebrates Gal's exquisite embroidery and fashion display, praising the beauty of her designs. It mentions a large exhibit featuring dress patterns, including some entirely new designs and items unseen before. The tone mirrors a local newspaper fashion brief.
Mine na Gockel Gussen will give an intergal recital Monday evening at 8 in the assembly hall at Noble Institute. The event is promoted as notable, with Casio 6 of 2 ae ot a talk item noted as held. Mrs. W W Stringfellow’s absence postpones her planned address at Wednesday’s meeting. she will speak later. The quarterly meeting of the Church of St Michael and All Angels ladies auxiliary is set for Monday at 4 20 pm with Mrs John H Noble. Bonnie Darden visits Marie Burke in Jacksonville.
The winter social calendar centers on the Noble-Mustin wedding set for Tuesday February 5 1907 at 8 15 PM at St Michael and All Angels church Anniston Alabama Mrs Alvera Noble Ansley hosts the invitation describing Jacile Pamelia Noble and James William Mustin as a socially prominent couple with ties to the Noble family and local business circles Miss Lucile Noble and Mr J W Mustin are noted as lifelong residents and community figures. other society updates include Mary Holman visiting and Mrs J B Madden resuming work at Anniston College.
Heavy closely woven mats in fast colors with choice patterns on display. Large stock available and we lay and line all mat tings free of cost. Prices 25 cents, 30 cents and 35 cents per yard.
Hlon, of Corinth, Randolph county, was in the city yesterday and this morning. T. W. Frances, of Ohatchee, is in the city today on business. W. Carlton, recently in Tuskaloosa, has returned. Clifford Arbery, of Jacksonville, at Birmingham Medical College, was here en route home for Sunday. J. K. Dixon, of Talladega, is here today. G. Arbery, of Jacksonville, is in town. Colonel J. H. Caldwell, of Jacksonville, was in Anniston last night. O. W. Sharpe, of Piedmont, registered at the Alabama last night. F. Taylor Smith, of Birmingham, was in the city last night.
Anniston weather report for January 26 records barometer 30.06 at 7 am temperature 32 with .59 inches precipitation and northwest wind at 10 miles per hour. Lowest temperatures 31 at 9 am and 32 at 7 am. highest 51 at 12 am. Cloudy with forecast fair and colder tonight and fair and not so cold Sunday. Chamberlains Salve recommended for skin itching burning and sore nipples with J L Wikle selling.
Rubber coats rubber shoes and umbrellas advertised for men women and children as good values today at the New Furnishing Store located at the Alabama Hotel, inviting shoppers to browse and save.
Special to the Star from Washington reports the death of Col J P Mintree, purchasing agent for the Southern railway and a longtime employee. He died after a week's illness from grip complications. Mintree, highly trusted and central to the system, was among the best known railroad men and his loss is described as a serious blow to the company.
A brief ad urges shoppers to compare prices for curtains for the other room and the best room, claiming substantial savings. It highlights a new shipment of embroidered lingerie goods and features W.F. Wier in the promotion.
T M Henderson at 913 Noble Street advertises as a dealer in second-hand furniture. The notice mentions Miss Martha Bell and a phone number 455 with a partial address Mountain Avenue. The brief directory item notes cash paid for all kinds of second-hand furniture.
A brief early ad notes heavy splendid underwear for boys priced at five cents per garment with a sale taking place at 23e today.
Anniston Electric and Gas Co advertises gas coke at 4.50 per ton delivered. Telephone 109 offered for callers seeking fuel for grates and bus burners.
In Montgomery on January 26 the senate recommitted the anti pass bill to the commerce and common carriers committee for further study. The move followed an understanding that Governor Comer would veto the measure if it reached his desk with the amendment exempting newspapers from its provisions. A reader note mentions Marsh's for pure drugs.
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