Oxford News of Present Interest Election Notes and Local Visits
Oxford March 30 The Oxford Odd Fellows entertainment drew praise with a strong program. Citizens and visitors include J H Wilson Jenifer and WW Ledbetter Anniston. Queen of the Elks Carnival voting shows Alice Bullard leading with 620 votes and several others trailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Alice Bullard
Bessie Mima
Lillie Borders
Ruth Soow
Maggie Stucky
Nelle Thomason
Birdie Brock
MAE New Advenieass
Nannie Smith
Nancy Meek
Lena Ragley
Real Estate Transfers Recorded Involving Multiple Parcels
J L Curry and wife transfer the south half of the northeast quarter of section 24 township 15 for 108 dollars to Mary E Hudson and J G Hudson. They also transfer the south half of the northeast quarter of section 2 township 15 for 100 dollars to J L Curry. J D Timmons transfers the south half of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 82 township 16 for 2000 dollars to Mary E Hudson. J N Brum transfers 100 acres in section 24 township 14 to Mary E Hudson.
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J. L. Curry
Mary E. Hudson
J. G. Hudson
Township 15
J.D. Timmons
Mary E. Huadson
J. N. Brum
Property Transfers Between Blackwell Goodwin and Henderson
Records show consideration of 82,000 by Db C Blackwell and wife to J B Goodwin for lot 11 in block 2, and 2550 by J B Goodwin and wife to Sallie P Henderson for the same lot. Also mentions Burau Carbon and Climax coal and a garbled trade of patent remedies and chocolates implied in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Db. C. Blackwell
J. B. Goodwin
Sallie P. Henderson
Janice Meredith Tea dazzles Anniston social set
A Free Kindergarten benefit at Mrs. Jon B. Knox’s Tyler Hill home featured Colonial costumes and elegant pageantry by Anniston’s society. Miss Rosa Lela Weller and others wore period dress, music and a literary reading accompanied a prize painting sale. proceeds totaled 45 dollars for the Kindergarten building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Meredith
Jon B. Knox
Tyler Hill
Anniston
Rosa Lela Weller
Janice
Goldie Ayers
Mary Tudor
Laura Brown
Dollie Madisap
Cartie Smith
Dorothy Manners
Kate Bellingrath
Lady Hamilton
Kate Bell
Tabitha Drinkel
Annie Beasley
Hope Leslie
John B. Knox
Washington
Gray
Noble Institute
E. L. Turner
Kindergaten
Mortgage Sale of Church Property in Anniston Alabama
The trustees of St Paul Methodist Episcopal Church of Anniston Alabama will sell under a mortgage power on Monday May 6 1901 in front of the city courthouse in Anniston to the highest cash bidder the lot bounded by Leighton Avenue Fourteenth Street and Lith Street a parallelogram 140 by 190 feet. The sale is conducted by the Board of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania with the property recorded in Calhoun County Alabama book 10 page 175.
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St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Anniston
al A
Js of Bate
Calhoun County
Ala
Gell
Leighton Aveneg
Fourteenth Street
Lith Street
Leighton Avenue
Board of Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Philadelphia
State of
Pennsylvania
Will of Miss Clem entine Snow Leaves Estate to Mission Board
The will of the late Miss Clem entine Snow of Oxford has been probated. She bequeaths her entire estate to the foreign missionary board of the Southern Baptist convention, with the secretary and the president named as executors. The exact size is unknown but believed to be several thousand dollars. The will, written in her own hand during a New Mexico residence, is brief and clear. Two witnesses, residing at distant points, provided testimony after delay. Miss Snow was a devout Baptist.
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Clementine Snow
Oxford
Foreign Missionary Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Miss Snow
New Mexico
Judge Crow
The
Baptist Church
Magnificent Union Pacific Train Service Advertised
A historic notice urges travelers to ask their agents about Union Pacific routes to Colorado Wyoming Utah California and Oregon. It highlights Pullman Palace Sleepers Buffet Smoking and Library Cars Dining Cars with a carte meals, Pullman Tourist Sleepers and other accommodations. For schedules or information contact a local agent or J F Agrar general agent St Louis Mo.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
California
Oregon
Union Pacific
J. F. Aglar
St. Louis
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W. G. Ledbetter
W. L. Miller
Talladega
Talladega Mercantile Co
Wm. Miller
Anniston Mercantile Co
J. F. Timberlake
Birmingham
R. P. Thomason
Queen
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Kormot
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O. M. Reynolds
Henry A. Young
Frank Nelson
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Daisy Walsh
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Nava Kelly
Mary Jordan
Mary Brewer
Sadie Culberson
Erwin
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Aileen Douglas
Miss Erwin
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Mary Ida Green
Mablep
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Wilmer Street
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Hetlin
Teday
T. G. Bush
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Jacksonville
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Josie Caldwell
Mattie Mallory
Syla
Cauga
Mr. Thos. Mallory
Walnut Street
A. P. Agee
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Bila Baer
Calera
W. F. Ross
Carrie Jackson
H. H. Constantine
A. E. McCord
Selma
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