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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
8
Fifty pieces of summer dress goods in light colors from Mobairs with figures and stripes and silk and wool novel ties offered at a uniform price of 35e per yard with some pieces sold at double that amount.
Col and Mrs J G Farley and children depart for Verbena Alabama for the heated term. Mrs Samuel Robinson visits Chattanooga then Edgewood near Atlanta. Mr and Mrs G M Scott return from Bessemer. Mrs A Adler visiting Huntsville. Miss Jessie Jones in Collinsville. Mrs J Lloghes returns to Tuscaloosa. Riddle family to spend a month at Anniston College. Miss Alice Bullard leaves for Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Mrs Margaret Robbs returns to Talladega. Lillie Hinds arrives from Calera to visit the Jay and Rayfield families. Miss Lucy Ayers journeys to Hartwell. Bertha Hopkins returns from Weavers visit. Miss Mary Brewer in Cincinnati. Miss Margaret Moore of Auburn guests of Miss Emmie Darden then heads to North Carolina. Kathleen Huckabee back from Birmingham. Mrs Raby Crider of Carrollton Ga visiting W J Stone. Georgia Langley returns from Heflin house party.
Mr McCarty replies to a circulating report alleging he borrowed from a money lender and failed to repay. He denies the charge as false, says he never borrowed from the lender, and notes a small note he signed for a friend long ago may have been settled. He invites any complainants to visit his office for clarification.
The King's Daughters of Anniston solicit donations from housekeepers for a lunch counter on Cha t eauqua grounds to raise funds for the poor. Contributions may be sent to Mrs. L. M. H. Whetstone on East Thirteenth Street by Wednesday.
Ira D Reeckard of Duncombe Indiana shares how Banner Salve healed his boy’s leg injury from knee to ankle in three weeks. He urges families to keep Banner Salve on hand as a sure remedy for scars and sores. Model Laundry advertises white-labor service at 12th and Noble Streets.
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