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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1901

Page

2

Southern Railway Sells Memphis Reunion Tickets at Low Rates

The Southern Railway announces reduced round trips to Memphis Tennessee for the Reunion of the United Confederate Veterans, with specific sale dates for travelers from over 200 miles and within 200 miles of Memphis. Tickets must be returnable by June 4 1901, with possible extension to June 10 1901 upon deposit and fee, and detailed schedule and car arrangements provided by agents.

United Confedrate Veterans Memphis Tenn Southern Railway Memphis, Tenn

Pythias Elect Grand Officers and Rose and Pansy Show

The Alabama Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias elected officers led by Grand Chancellor Dr. W H Wilder and Grand Master of Exchequer J M Dannally. A rose and pansy show for the Orphan's Home proceeds will be held May 14 at 1115 Noble Street with admission 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. Flowers can be donated, with hours 8:39 to 10:30 am, and show visitors 11:30 am to 9:30 pm.

W. H. Wilder Birmingham Terlan Church Montogomery Alabam Grand Lodge Knights of Ladies Aid Society First Presbyterian Church Noble Street Talladega Presbyterian Church of Alabama Anniston Oxana Oxford

Bynum Budget Notes Local Weather and Gatherings

Weather favors farming as Bynum residents work during fair time. Memorial Day services held at Maddox cemetery and New Bethel drew large crowds. Sunday featured all day singing at New Bethel with many local youths present. Rev. Mr. French of Oxford preached Sunday evening. Mrs. Ella Johnston visited relatives in Anniston. Families and neighbors spent the weekend with kin in Coldwater and Lincoln areas.

Bynum Ala Bynum ‘‘Sagers Anniston Maddox Cemetery New Bethel Mr. French Oxford Mrs. T. D. Bynum Coldwater

Fought for His Life and Credits King's New Discovery

J T Weatherwax of Wayndotte Michigan recalls two family losses to consumption and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving him from a similar fate after pneumonic attack and a stubborn cough. He reports months of use restored health and weight gain. The Elam Drug Co advertises bottles 50c and 1.00 with free trial bottles available.

J. T. Weatherwax Wayndotte Mich Elam Drug Co

Wilmer Hotel Promises Comfort and Central Location

The Wilmer Hotel at the corner of Tenth and Wilmer streets advertises the most comfortable beds and coolest rooms in the city. Captain Wm. Bell oversees the office and guest care, ensuring proper rooming and attentive service. Prospective guests are invited to call, inspect rooms, and note the housekeeper Miss Maggie Suith.

Tenth and Wilmer Streets Wm. Bell Maggie Suith Ti Lwk

All Day Singing Events Invite Crowds In May And June

Miss Omie Ried and Miss Leona Johnston were guests of Miss Mira Womack in Morrisville and Lincoln. A large crowd attended at Mr. E A Womack’s residence Saturday night. Cedar Grove hosts an all day singing the first Sunday in June with baskets welcome. Shady Glen plans an all day singing next Sunday May 12 drawing many locals. Cherokee Iowa resident C F Collier is praised after recovering from kidney trouble with Electric Bitters, claimed to cure backache nervousness loss of appetite and other kidney issues with three bottles at Blam Drug Co’s.

Womack Omie Ried Morrisville Leona Johnston Lincoln Mira Womack Cedar Grove Shady Glen C. F. Collier Cherokee Iowa Blam Drug Co’s

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