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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
8
A theatrical scene shows doctors gathering on Healthy Street to discuss a rival called Mystic Oil of Joy. An unexpected speaker unveils a bottle claiming cures for rheumatism and pain, persuading the crowd to adopt the remedy, transforming the meeting into unanimous support.
Mrs Ezell is very sick at her Oxania home and friends wish her a speedy recovery. Jackson Young, age seven, is dangerously ill with pneumonia at his parents Moore Street residence. The Glen Addie Five Cent Club will meet Friday at the Livingstons corner Fourth and Pine. Anniston Carpet Mill seeks young women workers. apply to James Buckler. Mrs Boguskie is ill at her Glen Addie home. Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip held a social at Mr Pendle’s Cobb Street home with Prof J Bovenkirk Jr. providing music. Mr RB McIntyre of Rome passed through with his mother in law Mrs Ford’s remains from pneumonia in Birmingham. Donahoo and Co promises prompt coal service with full weight and good quality. Commissioner Whiteside left for Jacksonville in response to a son’s illness. Parker Memorial Baptist Young People Union to meet missionary social Friday at the Smiths Tyler Hill. WANTED by a retired couple one or two furnished rooms for light housekeeping private family preferred. Comet care Star office.
Mr. Mortimer Stern plans a morning departure from Albany Georgia to visit relatives for a few days. He will then continue to New where he has accepted a position or arrangement awaiting further details.
The column lists Hest of Hest insuffdnce agents in Anniston and friends sending wishes for success. Donahoo and Co offer coal delivery. Grant builds a sawmill north of Oxford. A sales lady is sought Box 513 Anniston. Mr Bagley of Cold Water suffers a stroke at 81. Roofing and gutter work advertised. The Stacks girl improves from pneumonia. Lost pin marked A C Y L and B Me. Rudolph Hertz of Globe Clothing recovers from grip. Police docket has no cases. lumber bids for five six room houses by L. H. Kaplan.
Dr. J. L. Wikle leaves for Atlanta. Shaler Houser visits Birmingham. R B W Cobb travels to Atlanta on business. H K Turner goes to Montgomery. W B Wyche goes to Tallapoosa for business. William Noble heads to Atlanta. Leon Ullman of Anniston visits Talladega friends. John Boles passes through en route from Birmingham to Piedmont. A G S Moseley of Rome travels home from Birmingham. H N Williams of Talladega, Southern tracks chief, in city. I Gannels, candidate for legislature, met friends in Montgomery. Gunnels arrived to vote in the primary. John W. Abercrombie, state superintendent of education, visits Anniston after arriving from Montgomery.
Voters hear support for Mc Craw for sheriff with Oxford backing solidly in the race.
Lakewood New Jersey hosts Admiral Dewey and Mrs Dewey for a health benefiting visit with a reception at Lakewood Hotel followed by a ball this evening. News from New York reports on March 8 indicates legal actions around James Kellogg and Dean Company swindle, Sapho theater suppression, and upcoming performances.
The county board finished the March docket and adjourned this morning. No items of special importance arose as the court completed routine business. The next meeting is set for the first Monday in April at the county courthouse.
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