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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1901
Page
5
Mr Zinn a world traveler writes from Darjeeling February 6 and outlines a route through Calcutta to Burma then Ceylon. He plans to reach Yokohama next, while local notices cover real estate moves and shop openings in Anniston.
Mrs. W. EB. Carter and children visited Heflin to spend time with relatives. Miss Fannie Goodson of Marietta Georgia visits Mr. M. A. Good 800. Mrs. T. P. Bynum of Bynum travels to Anniston. Mrs. W. H. Lane returns to St. Louis after visiting her parents in the area.
H N Napier dies at 67 from pneumonia at his Walnut Street home after a brief illness. He moved to Anniston from Wedowee a year ago and earned many friends. A member of Wedowee Lodge No 181 Knights of Pythias, he will be buried with K of P honors. Services at 9 am from his residence with Revs Wasson and Shelton, interment in Edgemont Cemetery.
Vacancy for a grocery salesman in Alabama territory. Apply with references to L care Star. Addressed to Star. Sat 2t.
The Elk head purchased in Washington by Mr. Je Saks exalted ruler of Anniston lodge No. 585 B P O E arrives and is shown in a big window at The Famous. The head will be moved to the lodge room in the Security bank building for the Anniston Hiks gift.
A Morgantown Tennessee mother, GC D Isbill, reports a severe scalp outbreak that became scald head but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve fully cured her child. The tonic is advertised for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, pimples, sores, ulcers, and piles. Available for 25 cents at Blank’s. Climax coal and R.O. Watson’s phone 72 advertise local supplies.
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