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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1901
Page
5
Anniston area notices raise real estate and business updates along with births, deaths, and upcoming events. Rebuilding plans for A G Donahoo residence, J J Connelly to Talladega home, and ongoing improvements by Levi’s Leaders. Also details on Died and Buried Mrs Leon Weiss and a baseball game between Oxford and Elliott at Oxford Lake.
A large Alabama group in El Reno Oklahoma met at 210 Rock Island Avenue to select a representative for Kiowa and Comanche country drawing. They elected Gen James H Savage of Annistob as committeeman and asked for recognition alongside other states’ delegates. Mrs Ida Love served as secretary.
A list of visitors and locals in Piedmont includes Garrett Monahan convalescing with home folks after a California railroad wreck, H S Rudisill visiting Cedartown, Joe Callahan from Atlanta, T G Bush Jr of Birmingham, Will Beowa from Birmingham, Frank Bassett visiting Tom Matthews, Mallory Davis in Birmingham, John W Abercrombie returning to Montgomery, Frank Hammond and Gyp back from Montgomery, O Doty to Shelby, T C Sersabaugh a legal visitor to Jenifer, L H Baker from Bessemer, J B Knox visiting Birmingham, County Treasurer H B Glover from Piedmont Springs, Dr J F Walker still there, and Oliver C Powell in an important cotton position formerly of Anniston.
A three year old birthday celebration was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Sisson on Eighteenth street for Charlotte Ellen Sisson with many young friends in attendance. Guests and family traveled from Birmingham and nearby towns for visits and returning to their homes after social gatherings.
Miss Nellie Pelman entertained a few friends at her Gurnee Street home Saturday for her sixteenth birthday. The gathering was described as delightful by attendees and the hostess was praised as gracious and thoughtful.
Do not buy from a peddler who vanishes next day or from someone who knows nothing about the eyes. Have your vision tested by an optician using proven scientific methods to avoid blindness in old age. Read printed matter at proper distance to test your sight accurately.
Mercer Conner of the Dimmick Pipe Works Birmingham is in Grillip Georgia for a few days with his sister Mrs. Conner and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leyden. He is also welcoming his first child to life.
Weather news notes light rains at Corpus Christi and Vicksburg heavy at Columbus and Dallas heat in Texas. Texas and Oklahoma outlooks favor August conditions. Liverpool prices up slightly amid cautious demand as the expected big crop remains uncertain. Port receipts estimated 5500 vs 4000 last year. Local ads for coal, drugs, plumbing, laundry services appear amid the market update.
The Southern Railway offers on sale Buffalo bound tickets at greatly reduced rates with unsurpassed schedules and service. For details write C. E. Jackson, T. P. A., Birmingham, Alabama, or C. A. Benscover, A. G. P. A., Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Locke Mountain Go advertises numerous properties on Noble Street and surrounding areas. Listings show 4 to 9 rooms, 1 to 2 story houses and cottages with prices from 500 to 2,500 plus small cash payments and easy terms. Some parcels include lots on Leighton Avenue, Mulberry, and Moore streets with stated current and present prices.
Rental notice for a seven room house with bath hot and cold water on Quintard avenue between 9th and south. Features include water service and convenient location.
Locke, Mountain and Company secure service from the citys only registered thoroughbred Jersey horse. A Hanson of East Seventeenth Street reports the arrangement at address 27 3b.
Local mover KR O Watson advertises careful handling of furniture and pianos with a contact phone 72. The notice mentions moving services and a lighthearted aside about Imported Muenchener Beer priced at 15 cents a bottle among Levi's Leaders.
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