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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1901
Page
14
The final meeting of the Musical Club for the season will be held tomorrow evening at 1 o clock in the club hall. Attendance is urged as officers will be elected and several matters of importance will be transacted. The program includes works by America Nevin Beach McDowell and others.
In Gadsden Alabama the queen contest for the Elks carnival at Anniston May 6 to 11 ended with Miss Annie McDuffie elected by a 776 vote majority. Carole Brooks led by 70 votes late, but McDuffie gained the final tally as supporters voted late. The float design by Will Houston will honor the city, and the queen has yet to name her knights and maids.
Mr. W. N. Perkins returns to Rome this morning. Mr. BE. M. Lewis returns from Birmingham. Mr. John N. Guroels visits Birmingham. Mr. John D. Henry of McFall attends business in Anniston. Mr. C. M. Noble travels from Birmingham for a days at home. Mr. J. E. Pruitt of Jacksonville spends night en route from Tuscaloosa. Mr. K. L. Warner of Dim mick pipe works mingles with Anniston friends. Rev. L. A. Holmes, formerly West Anniston pastor now in Denver, visits the city.
Lincoln May 1 The baby of Mr and Mrs O McCullough died at their home yesterday and was buried today The mother is a sister of Rev A A Hutto of Anniston and another child is also very ill with pneumonia Also an advertisement notes a fabric Pranella Cloth satin finished offered at 2 per yard during a Koun Bros expansion sale.
Private wire to G. B. Flint, manager for Murphy & Co. provides corrected daily updates on New York cotton futures. The report reflects price movements and market action for traders and brokers.
For the Southern Baptist Association meeting in New Orleans on May 16 1901 the Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Railroad sell round trip tickets from all points to New Orleans at one cent per mile. Tickets valid for return to May 20 1901 with potential extension to June 8 1901 for fifty cents if deposited by May 16 1901. Contact local ticket agents for details.
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