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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1901
Page
8
Oxford notes that the Calhoun Rifles practice nightly to prepare for the Birmingham encampment scheduled July 10 to 16. The column also records social mentions including Miss Margaret Richey visiting in the city and several Oxford residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
Miss Helen Smith returns from Talladega and Anniston with cousin Miss Helen Sayle of California. Miss Hannah Crook came back to Jacksonville after Chatauqua visit. Mrs Rosa Eason of Atlanta visits city relatives. Clifton Stoffregen returns to Rome. Claire Bloodworth leaves Leighton avenue for New Decatur. Miss Mary K E Avery of Greensboro visits nephew R H Dobbs Jr. Mrs W L Jones returns from Greensboro. Stella McKenzie returns from Route visit. Mrs T R McCarty of Cedartown visits brother M F McCarty. Belle Zora and Josie Hollingsworth return from Oxana visit to Holingsworth. Mittie Allen of Boaz visits Oxanna Miss Annie Williams returns to Birmingham from visit to Mrs E L Turner. Daisy Baker and Pearl Sterne go to Mahlep station for a few days.
Mr L T Scarbrough visits White Plains then New York. Rev J H Blacklock leaves for South Pittsburg Pa to visit his son, no service at St Michael's two weeks. Col John M Caldwell goes to Jacksonville for Sunday. Capt A W Bell goes to Wastaboga. Frank Nelson to Birmingham. Capt T G Bush passes through. W F Tebbetts returns to Mobile. M B Wellborn returns from New Orleans with brothers. R H Cobbs and Richard Cobbs go to Greensboro. Joe Williams of Jacksonville visits Thos Williams on Brown Street. Archie B Johnson of Bessemer mingles with friends. Model Laundry ad promotes clear water soap.
The Southern Railway offers sale tickets to Buffalo and return at greatly reduced rates with unsurpassed schedules and service. For details write C. E. Jackson, T. P. A. Birmingham Alabama. C. A. Benscor ter, A. G. P. A. Chattanooga Tennessee. The Model Laundry at 12th and Noble streets advertises strictly white labor.
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