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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1901

Page

8

Constitutional convention approves local legislation provisions

The convention completed the sub division on local legislation adopting sections forbidding local acts to issue bonds and altering charters while planning to finish the article tomorrow. Debate included night sessions proposed by Delegate Gialom and motions to set the suffrage report as special order, all voting outcomes recorded.

Monitaommay Gialom Talladega Committee On Rules Fletcher Judge Coleman Pettus Ite Ssoders Coleman Burns

Pleasant All Day Singing at Union Grove Church

The Fourth of July all day singing at Union Grove church three miles east of Anniston drew a large crowd with a fine dinner on the ground. Rev. Asa Allen led devotional exercises and a sequence of twenty minute song led sections followed by a noon recess with several leaders, and attendees look forward to the next all day singing at Union Grove.

Union Grove Church Anniston Singing Association Asa Allen Uvion Grove

Parlor Observation and Cafe Dining Cars Between Memphis and Atlanta

Elegant parlor observation cafe dining cars operate between Memphis Tennessee and Atlanta Georgia with through service from Memphis at 8 15 p m arriving Atlanta 10 15 p m via Birmingham and Southern Railway No 36 Returning Atlanta 6 a m arriving Memphis 8 05 p m via Southern Railway No 35 to Birmingham then K C M B railroad to Memphis The cars offer improved comfort and alsa meals a la carte Smoking rooms are available at moderate cost This service runs in addition to the Pullman sleeping cars Memphis to Atlanta leaving 9 10 p m and arriving 11 30 a m 5 31 tf The One Day Coin Cure Kermott s Chocolates Laxative Quinine for cold in the head and sore throat Children take them like candy

Memphis Tenn Atlanta Birmingham and Southern Railway Southern Railway Birmingham

Calhoun Transfer Co Advises Advance Baggage Orders

Calhoun Transfer Co says baggage handling covers all city routes and urges travelers to place baggage orders 1 to 24 hours before train arrival or departure. Leave orders at Calhoun Hotel or call telephone number 55.

Calhoun

Social gossip notes prominent local visitors

Mrs. W. M. Brewer visits Greenville for a few days. Miss Mirnie Didan hosts Miss Lula Harris of Rome. Miss Cora B. Griffin of Nashville visits her sister Mrs. Minnie Watson. Julia Haynie and Ethel Ledbetter travel to Chee Colocco for a week. Gertrude Lucile Ruth Smith and Viola Whelchel return from Georgia trips. Helen Speigleberg of Rome visits Mrs. Leon Ullman. Chancellor and Mrs. RB. Kelly return from Sylacauga. Mary Kiddoo of Washington visits sister Mrs. W. E. Lloyd. Mrs. Alfred Wellborne returns from Montgomery. J. L. Miller returns from Bethany. Brinson McGowan of Birmingham, formerly Beulah Woods, visits aunt Mrs. John D. Barlow.

Brinson McGowan Birmingham Beulah Woods John D. Barlow

Shooting scrape at Four Mile ends in jail

William Stephenson, a young farmer of Four Mile, was jailed on a charge of shooting and seriously wounding his brother in law A. J. Haley on Haley's farm following a dispute over work. Stephenson says he acted in self defense as Haley plowed when fired upon with a rifle. Haley suffered a serious wound in the upper left thigh.

William Stephenson Four Mile A.J. Haley Haley Stephenson

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