Oxford News Roundup and Social Notices
Oxford residents report travel to Alexandria for business and return tonight. Crow attends Choctee valley on Singer Machine Co duty. Mrs Burns improves, Capt Barry beyond rheumatic ailment. Norton family to visit Senoia Georgia for two weeks. A midsummer meeting at Mrs Will Cooper’s residence aims to gather and discuss, with Fred Fitzgerald celebrating his ninth birthday. Friends plan a fish fry at Coldwater tonight.
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Will. Cooper
Bargains at Gwin's and local births in Oxford area
Draper Clark of Dempsey, a respected farmer, transacted business with Oxford people today. The Stork delivered a beautiful baby girl to the home of Mr and Mrs Laris Triplett on Ross avenue yesterday.
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Oxford
T. M. Draper
Alexand@ria
Draper Clark
Dempsey
The
Stork
Laris Triplett
Ross Avenue
Local Briefs Visit and Society Notes
Miss Mae Britt, recently home from Delta, remains ill after Monday s accident though showing some improvement. The colored Methodist conference opens in Hobson City and runs through Sunday with many delegates. The Bible Class meets Friday night at Fred C Moorefield s on McKibbon street. Wm Treadwell and James Gunnels run bargains this week as they visit Munford. Oxford lodge I O O F meets tonight. Mrs H P Whiteside returns to Birmingham after a week with Oxford friends. Messrs Ross Davenport and A Allen plan a Magic City visit. Families of E A Walker and Lizzie Morgan picnic at Oxford Lake today.
Alexandria News of the Week highlights local incidents
The Alexandria Alabama weekly notes a Masonic conference, a movie concert, and improving injuries for Allen Sama and Will Burgess. Govan Woodruff returns from Mexico, Nannie Lou Greene starts school, Jules Lampkin harvests Elberta peaches, and rains injure crops including Norris Woodruff’s twelve acre flood loss. Tom Harvey reports flood damage.
Don’t Hesitate for a Free Sample of Chamberlain’s Tablets
An advertisement urges readers to request a free sample of Chamberlain’s stomach and liver tablets. It claims the remedy helps biliousness constipation and stomach disorders and notes many have been cured by their use. Signed J L Wie.
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Chamberlain
J. L. Wie
Program for Calhoun county Baptist Sunday school convention
The Calhoun county Baptist Sunday school convention program at Harmony church on August 2, 1906 lists devotional exercises, missionary talks, Bible class sessions, child training themes, and denominational discussions. Notable presenters include D. C. Cooper, W. R. Ivey, Dr. C. S. Johnson, Mrs. B. D. Williams, Dr. J. H. Foster, Rev. W. S. Griffin, Rev. A. G. Spinks, Prof. L. T. Grogan, and Dr. T. W. Ayers along with multiple committee members and local leaders. The schedule also includes dinners, afternoon enrollment, and evening preaching.
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Calhoun County Baptist Sunday School Convention
Harmony
Dr Kings New Life Pills Endorsement Ad in Poughkeepsie
Mrs Mary Brown of 20 Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie New York praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as reliable and pleasant laxative. The ad promises benefits for stomach liver and bowels and is guaranteed by West End in Jo and Elam Ordway Houser at 25 cents.
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Mary Brown
Lafayette Place
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Save the Brush round trip theater tickets offered
Round trip tickets and reserve tickets to the Lake Theater are sold at the office of Anniston Electric and Gas Company located at Tenth and Noble Streets from 7 to 830.
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Lake Theater
Anniston Electric & Gas Co
Tenth and
Noble Streets
Cor. Tenth & Noble Sts
Donahoo Co Turnouts Promising Rides
Nothing finer than Donahoo and Co turnouts suggests trying a ride in one. Phone number listed as 82 for contact.
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Donahoo & Co
J O Heflin & Co Artesian Wells Contractors
J O Heflin and Co located at 310 North 21st Street Birmingham Alabama advertise as contractors and builders of artesian wells with guaranteed work.
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N. 21St St
Birmingham, Ala
Contractors and Builders of
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A. J. Adair
Thar
Gwin & CO
Crow
Choeceoloce ‘Valley
Singer Machine Co
Green Hollingsworth
Munford
Gwin’s
Barry
Robt. Burns
Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Norton
Phil
Gren
Misses Alva
Gladys Gwin
Senoia, Ga
E. A. Walker & CO
Fred Fitzgerald
John Fitzgerald
McPherson Avenue
Messrs
Will H. Cooper, Cate Mc
Craw
Lee Thomas
Dick Whiteside
Coldwater
Fort
Miss Mae Britt
Delta
Colored Methodist Conference
Hobson City
Fred C. Moorefield
McKibbon Street
Wm. Treadwell
James Gunnels
Busi
Ness
Oxford Lodge
H. P. Whiteside
Birmingham
Messames Ross Davenport
A. ©. Allen
Magic City
E. A. Walker
Lizzie Morgan
Oxford Lake
Alexandria Valley
Alexandria
Ala
Allen Sama
Will Burgess
Govan Woodruff
Woolruff
Mexico
Nannie Lou Greene
Jules Lampkin
Mrs. W
Woodruff
Model City
Tom Harvey
Norris Woodruff
Ohatehie
Tie
Utes
D. C
C. 8. Johnson
B. D
W. 8. Griffin
Rev
Noah Ste
A. G. Spinks
L. T. Grogan
Mattie Rhodes
Essie Lankford
T. W. Ayers
J. T. Gardner
C. A. J. Hollingsworth
Thos. Teague
B. H. Lumpkin
J. B. Madden
W. M. Grogan
C. D. Woodruff
D. C. Cooper
Music Cure
J. O. Heflin & Co
Oxford Lake Park
Moving Pictures
Miltons
A. F Roberts
Rogers
George Milton
Particu
Anniston Steam Laundry
PHONE
COLT
Robinson’s Book Store
Noble Street
Judson College
Marion
Alabama
South
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