Tent meetings and local notices brighten Heflin city
The page notes a tent meeting at Moore and 14th streets led by P. Pittman of the Christ Church with daily services. It lists local business ads for coal and wood, a shoe company stock purchase trip by Mr. Sawyer, move to new home by Mr. and Mrs. Cater, and upcoming Fourth of July events including a West End car line barbecue and prizes. It mentions residents returning from the Philippines, plumbing and laundry services, and a local hotel offering rooms during Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Pittman
Christurch
Moorenteenth
Jock
Pitt
George Funderberg
Tiddle
West End
First Vaudeville at the Lake Opens in Oxford
Oxford Lake set for its first vaudeville night with a new pavilion theater. The audience section on the first floor is reserved for whites while a ventilated gallery serves the colored spectators. Local improvements promise an airy, comfortable venue for Anniston and Oxford residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Lake
Pavilon Theater
Anniston
Oxford
Tomorrow's Lake Ball Clash: Clerks Club vs Oxford Team
A fourth Twin City league game is set for tomorrow at 4 pm at Oxford Lake between Anniston Clerks and Oxford. The match draws wide local interest, with Thos W Carter of Astibora listed in the lineup and a note on Foley's Kidney Cure as a past remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. H. Pearce
Third Tennessee Regiment
Oxford Lake
Clerks Club
Anniston
Oxford
Thos. W. Carter
Astibora, N
Foley
McElreath Drug Co
Personal mentions and visits across Anniston region
Col Fleming Jordan of Birmingham visits daughter Mrs John E B Ware. Will E Quinn and child depart for Shreveport. Frank Martin at Iron City. N S Perkins to Atlanta. Frank Wessinger to Henlin. W H Barnett from Spring Garden. John H Barlow and J D Stewart of Piedmont in city. Bad Noble visiting Jenifer iron mines. Fred Transon, former Anniston resident now in Rome, seen in city. Rev J T W Vernon funds charity run. testimonial for Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve as blood purifier curing wounds. Elam Drug Co offers 50 cent large bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Fleming Jordan
Birmingham
John EB. Ware
Col. Jordan
Anniston
J. T. W. Vernon
Hartwell
Elam Drog Co
Excursion 0 Pensacola details and schedule
Saturday July 6 leaves Annis ton at 5 p m returning Pensacola Monday at 5 p m. Round trip fare three dollars fifty cents. Separate coaches for whites and blacks. Plenty of room guaranteed under L N. BR R CO J G Savery Excursion Manager.
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Anniston
Pensacola
Ducks and Linens for Hot Weather
A local ad offers Duck and Linen suits made to order with comfortable fits priced from 7.50. Julius Levy advertises on Noble Street for summer wear and quick fittings. Also mentions cold cures and laxative tonics for children and adults with generic product names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Levy
Noble Street
Property action on Noble Street storefront remains unclear
On September first the store building now occupied by Mr. O'Bryant on the east side of Noble Street between Eleventh and Twelfth is subject to an official application or action.
Calhoun Transfer announces baggage service details
S.M. Smith proprietor offers baggage handling to all city parts. To avoid rush place orders 1 to 24 hours before train arrival or departure. Leave orders at Calhoun Hotel or call telephone number 35.
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Calhoun Hotel
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the Whatsler
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McEireath Drag Co
R. O
Boyer
Heflin
J. Owens
Belle Owens
Annie Owens
Pennsacola
Ady Caloun
Neys
Sidney
McBrag Co
Tel
Donon Hoo & Co
Levi
First Methodist Church
Authoritee Kanner
Coa
Wlivery
Telephone
DonoHnoo & Co
Mr Sawyer
Charles J. Sawyer
Cincinneti and
Iother Points
New Sawyer Shoe Company
Buffalo Exposition
Russell Bros
Dononoo & Co
Geo
E Cater
Quintard ‘Avenue
Twelfth Street
Goml
Segars
Philippines
Levi's
J. P. Reynolds
Lieut. Downes
Edward E. Downes
First Infantry
Camp Shipp
West Point
Texas
Union
A. H. Borders
Point Lookout
3Eed
Wilmer Hotel
Reot
Medei Laundry
Geo. Ewing
Smith’s Grove
McElreath Drug Company
Model Laundry
12Th and No. el
Fy. Kd
Swift
J.N Murdoch
Parkersburg
W Va
Kernott
Kermott
Lake
Clerks
Clerka
Wallis Ateher
Wallard
Griffin
Weedruit
Tnt Mage
Blohelberger
Bed Bare
Stoith Jay
Steele St
Be Stewrt
Carter Sani
Hingson
Young
Crs
Draper
Allman RA
Wilson
Davis
Smith and Brown
Ballard
Will E. Quinn
Shreveport
Frank Martin
Iron City
N.S. Perkins
Lanta
Frank Wessinger
Herlin
W. H. Barnett
Spring Garden
Messrs
John H. Barlow
J. D. Stewart
Piedmont
City
Bad Noble
Fred Transon
Rome
Roney and
Tar Seals
Wm. Rogers
Anniston Trading Co
Ten Cent Store
Wikle
J. W. McEurrary
Elam Drug Co
Linpsay LL. Scansrover
J. G. Savery
Nermott
L. Mallory
GW Bbuedev
New York
Bears
Castoria
Calestoria
New Orleans
Leeneee
Cater Grocery Company
Calhoun
S.M. Smith
The
Anniston National Bank
Capital
W. H. McKleroy
C.D. Woodruff
Alabama
M. B. Wellborn
R. F. Smith
WM. A. Davie
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