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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
4
A noisy crowd of doctors confronts rival Mystic Oil of Joy as they debate its cure claims. A mysterious spokesman promotes the product as a daily remedy that relieves pain and restores health, while local businesses note errands, repairs, and job notices amid the fracas.
Mrs M B Beell is very sick at her home in Oxanea and friends wish her a speedy recovery. Jackson Young, seven, son of Mr and Mrs W J Young on Moore Street, is dangerously ill with pneumonia. The Five Cent Club will meet Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs J K Livingsten at Pourth and Pine. Young women are sought for work at Aniston Carpet Company with pleasant hours. Mr Mike Boguckie is very sick at his home in Glen Addie. The Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip held a social at Mr W J Pendle’s on Cobb Street with music by Prof J Boveokirk Jr. The Brotherhood socials are enjoyable. For coal, order from Aniston Fuel Co. Mr BR Melotyre of Rome passed through en route home from Birmingham with his mother-in-law Mrs FE Ford’s remains. Donahoo and Commissioner Whiteside left for home near Jacksonville after a message about a dangerous illness of a son. The Baptist Young People’s Union of Parker Memorial church will hold a missionary social at the Tyler Hill residence of Mr and Mrs L T Smith Friday night. All members invited. WANTED one or two furnished rooms for housekeeping. private family preferred, care Star office.
Mr Mortimer Stern heads to Albany Georgia tomorrow morning to visit relatives and then to New Orleans where he has accepted a position with the Travelers Life Insurance Company. The note identifies him as one of the individuals mentioned in the notice.
Dr J L Wikte left for Atlanta while Shaler Hower visits Birmingham and others travel to Montgomery Tallapoosa and Anniston figures appear in social notes Leon Ullman and John Boles are seen en route from Birmingham to home and Pie Mont H M Gunnels visits Montgomery to mingle with friends and vote in the primary John W Abercrombie arrives from Montgomery to visit Anniston friends urging Sheriff McCraw in Oxford despite mixed local sentiment
Lakewood hosts a reception at Lakewood Hotel this evening and a ball, as Admiral and Mrs. Dewey arrive for health benefit festivities. Union Associated reports Kellogg case in New York indictments tied to the JE 58: Dean Company swindle. Sapho theater suppression shocks audiences. The Second Mrs. Tanquary set to replace Sapho pending court ruling.
The county court finished business for March and adjourned for the day amid routine actions. The court will reconvene at a later date.
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