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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
5
Local items report weather forecast in western areas with possible thunder storms. Notes on lodge meetings Knights of Pythias and Knights of Thias, plus civic notices, sales, rentals, and obituaries. Also district lawyer ruling, shop openings and court fines.
New York cotton futures with monthly price table corrected daily shows figures for Feb through Dec with spot prices at 81 16. An advertisement notes Mr F D Arnold of Arnold Ta credits Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney disease relief after three bottles, with McElreath Drug Co endorsing the product.
Anniston shoppers are offered Western and home raised meats including veal mutton lamb pork brains boiled ham tongue and more at Pat Allen’s Tenth street market. Prices are stated as right with phone orders encouraged. A note mentions a shoe purchase at Combined Store and an endorsement for Foley’s Kidney Cure from Mellreath Drug Co.
Mr. Joe Hanks visits Birmingham today while Mr. James Williams arrives there this morning. Mr. John W. Brightman travels from Birmingham for a few days, and Mr. O. M. Bagley greets friends here. Mr. John W. Coleman attends the Southern Baptist convention in New Orleans, and Rev. J. N. P. Otts from Greensboro passes through en route home from North Carolina. Mr. J. A. Summers, recently on the Montgomery building contract, is in town after telegram about his wife’s illness. she is improving and not considered in danger.
Mrs Sarah J Hart injured by flying rocks from a blast near Fourteenth and Mulberry streets is awarded 500 by a jury in a suit against the city of Anniston. The Lon Williams suit against Coosa Manufacturing for 2000 opened this morning. Warner Jackson sues American Net & Twine Mill for 20000 may go to trial soon. Russell Bros offers photos and frames and McClurkin's wood yard advertises wood.
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