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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1903
Page
7
A Whittle Springs Tennessee company, Whittle Springs Co, is identified with Miller Drug Co of Anniston Alabama as distributing agent in a business listing.
Miss Lucile Noble hosted about fifty friends at a Colonial party in her home with verandas and lawns turned into fairyland. Guests dressed in colonial outfits enjoyed games, music, dancing to the Virginia reel, songs by Miss Rhea Wise, punch and refreshments as they departed after a joyful summer evening.
Miss Bessie Mae Johnson accompanied by her sister Mary Lou leaves this morning for Atlanta to spend several weeks with relatives and friends.
Kyle Elliott hosted a pleasant yachting party yesterday afternoon to celebrate the first voyage of Capt. J. M. Elliott's new yacht Cornelia. The outing, about sixteen miles up the river, included Kyle Elliott Mrs. Elliott Wintle Miss Weller Miss Mitchell Misses Brooks Reidh Paden Cornelia Elliott and others, with several gentlemen among the party.
Mr and Mrs George Erwin Cater hosted a charming event last evening at their Quintard Avenue home. They opened their handsome residence in honor of Miss Williams of Birmingham Miss Rogers and Miss Martha Rogers. The house was beautifully decorated and guests waited in the drawing room as the receiving party welcomed visitors.
In a social gathering the gentlemen received pictures and brief chats with willing partners. After a time the group gathered in the back parlor where Mr. Howard Williams read aloud the partners’ written descriptions to amused guests. The event concluded with serves of coffee and laughter as stories circulated about Miss Mary V. Hardaway and other visitors connected to Montgomery, Covington, Lookout Mountain, and Tate Springs.
A Burlington Iowa locomotive fireman C W Bellamy describes severe illness with pain weakness and loss of appetite. After using Electric Bitters he recovered fully, claiming renewed vigor. The ad advertises 50 cent bottles sold by West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co with a satisfaction guarantee.
H D McCarty of Anniston serves as bankruptcy referee in Gadsden today. Mr and Mrs M J White depart for Blue Springs Tennessee for August and possibly September then visit Knoxville before returning to Anniston. Mr and Mrs J Houser returned from Ingram Wells and plan a longer stay there.
A health ad touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a cure for stomach and liver troubles. It claims the pills relieve and cure, offered for 250 at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co.
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