Social News and Gossip Items Move Through Towns
Mrs. GC Coleman went to Bynum to spend days with relatives and friends. Mrs. John A Madden returned to Lincoln after visiting here. Mrs. W A Richardson and children arrived from Chattanooga to join Mr. Richardson at Aniston Rolling Mill. Mrs. B Program left for Dadeville to visit relatives. Mrs. T A Janniman arrived from Sheffield to visit her mother Mrs. M E Carter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. Coleman
Bynum
John A. Madden
Lincoln
W. A. Richardson
Chattanooga
Richardson
The
Anniston Rolling Mill Company
Dadeville
T. A. Janniman
Sheffield
M. E. Carter
Queen of the Carnival voting results at Elk’s fair
The Elk’s carnival Queen vote totals show Emmie Darden leading with 470 votes, Mary Jordan 462, Veda King 78, and many others listed with smaller tallies. The contest closes April 22, ten days before the fair, with coupons available at Smith & Co. and through J W Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmie Darden
Mary Jordan
Veda King
Sallie Stone
Merril Frank
Mary Brewer
Agnes Little
Nellie Dustman
Miss Jackson
Ea Beal
Smith & Co
L. Smith
El&’s Carnival Fund
Personal visits link Jacksonville and Anniston figures
Mr. W. L. Crim supervised the erection of a large Col. J. G. Farley building by J. H. Duke in Montgomery. Chancellor R. B. Kelly returned from Edwardsville where he sat chancery court. Alf Truitt of Atlanta and F. O. Bussey visited Birmingham and Annis ton. R. W. Russell left for Bussey. Jacksonville leaders Hon. John T. Martin and Mayor H. L. Stevenson visited Anniston. George P. Ide of Jacksonville stayed in Annis ton. J. B. Gilmore recently moved to Chatchie and is in town. Deputy Marshal W. W. Battle departed for Talladega and Birmingham. John Guthrie returned from months in Opelika Birmingham and Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Crim
Montgomery
Col
J. G. Farley
J. H. Duke
J. B. Gilmore
Anniston
Chatchie
City
Electric Bitters Help Lancaster Man and Wife Says
F. J. Green of Lancaster New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing years of indigestion and nervous debility after other remedies failed. He adds his wife has stayed in excellent health using them. She praises the tonic as splendid for female trouble and a grand invigorator for weak women. Sold by Elam the druggist for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Green
Lancaster
N. H
Elam
Banner Salve Advertisement for Skin Remedy
Banner Salve claims quick relief for eczema and skin diseases from a dermatology prescription. Sold by Elam Drug Co at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tame
Elam Drug Co
Old and New Candy Offerings Highlight Quality and Value
The note extols a selection that blends longtime favorites with new candies. It promises purity deliciousness and richness at low prices, claiming these features ensure substantial sweetness for little money.
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Hertz
Queen of the Elk’s Carnival
J. W. Patterson
Nashua
Foley's
R. B. Kelly
Edwardsville
Chancery
Alf Truitt
Atlanta
F. O. Bussey
Birmingham
R. W. Russell
Bussey
J. C. Wilson
John T. Martin
Jacksonville
H. L. Stevenson
George P. Ide
W. W. Battle
Talladega
Jobn Guthrie
Opelika
Birmwingham
Memphis
Ullman
Fashion
Holly Batiste
Aristo Batiste
Batiste L’etoile
Brighton Sheer Fabrics
Gredalin
St. Paul
Foulard Silks
Silkdom
Ullman Bros
Candy Kitchen
Noble Street
L. Smith & CO
Sporting Goods
Igor
L. H. Carre
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