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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1910
Page
4
Society news by Mrs. D. B. Walsh includes poetry excerpts such as a verse by Virginia Watson in Harper's. The column mentions a little boy and a mother with heartfelt lines reflecting growth and affection. Phone contact 471 appears in the page header.
The marriage of Florence Smith to Walter Kobbe junior is announced for Wednesday at Ridgefield Alabama with only family witnesses due to illness. The couple will reside at 15 East Tenth Street New York after May first. Florence a Birmingham social favorite and Evelyn Smith maid of honor.
Jenkins, long separated from Harrowscome by marriage and suburban life, accepts an invitation for a social evening. He encounters Miss Barrett and Grace hosting a whist night with a pretty guest, setting the scene for a charming, if cautious, social reunion.
Jenkins attends a party at the Harrowscome home hoping for a romance with Miss Barrett. A playful nursery scene, a sleepy infant, and a last train loom as the evening ends with Jenkins realizing Miss Barrett’s proximity and forgiving the host family.
A reflective poem where the speaker and a pipe evoke memories of past loves and intimate moments. The hush of dusk frames tender, hazy recollections, with lines of affection and longing. The speaker finds wealth in conjured nostalgia, sharing dreamy moments with the pipe as a silent companion.
Will Harper, a prominent farmer near Cullman Alabama, shot and killed Buckalew who had courted his daughter. After Harper warned him off, Buckalew returned with a pistol. Harper fired a double barreled shotgun, killing him on the spot.
Montgomery official William Feagin announces the Southern Educational Association will hold its annual meeting in Houston from November 30 to December 2. Feagin serves as secretary of the association.
Montgomery March 28. The Justice bill to regulate medical practice has been abandoned. Mr McLendon representative from Escambia county and committee chair on public health announced plans to offer a substitute removing objectionable features of the original measure. Persistent protests marked the bill’s fate.
An eight year old child, daughter of Tom Glover of Eighteenth Street and Cooper Avenue, was badly burned Monday while starting a stove with kerosene. She died Tuesday morning from her injuries, with her garments consumed and flesh charred.
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