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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
3
Oxford residents note visitors from Pulpit Reek W Turnipseed and W W Wilkerson of Antioch as Wilkerson plans a small canning factory venture. The town gears up for the Masonic picnic at the lake Tuesday with high expectations for a pleasant gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs W S Burrow of Birmingham.
The Hingson family plans a visit to friends and relatives in the city tomorrow to join in a seven tieth birthday celebration for W Hingson on Monday. The gathering will include the entire family to mark the milestone.
John Hingson plans a Monday visit from the Magic City. Mrs. John D Staples and daughter Della leave for Heflin today despite illness. Hattie Wilson and Lela Roberts return from Eichelberger’s Mineral Springs as guests anticipate another stay. Jean Williams fills the central at the telephone exchange during Maui Davenport’s absence. John S Turner travels to Philadelphia and New York on business. Rev W B Ivey departs for Jacksonville for his Sunday duties. Wyatt Cofield joins local merchants with Randoph county ties. M A Brown to spend heated term with friends in North Alabama. First cotton blooms reported by A D Stockdale, who notes blooms two weeks after squares. A six acre patch near the old race track grows cotton.
Notes of local social events fill the page. Mrs. George F. Cuthrell plans a visit to Notasulga next week, while Mrs. Tom Draper and Miss Alalene return from Birmingham. A Domino Party honors Miss Roxie Christian. Frances Cooper hosts juvenile entertainment with Japanese fans. Church services vary with no preaching at Baptist or Presbyterian houses. Several offenders appear before the mayor with fines totaling 21 dollars and 0 cents.
Morristown New Jersey reports Anne Mabee, niece of Mrs Hester Mabee Lyons, arrived in Vernon Sussex county from Texas to visit her aunt after an 85 year absence. As a child she followed an organ grinder and vanished, later recalling Wawayanda Lake in Sussex. Relatives reunited after letters restored the long separated kin.
The Royal Irish Academy published a large report on three years of exploration in County Clare caves. About 70,000 bone specimens were sent to the Dublin museum for identification, each parcel labeled with a number tied to a cave map indicating exact depth and position.
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