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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1901
Page
5
Judge W F Johnston was reelected president for a two year term at the Board of Education meeting last night. Anniston items note sales, local ads, and community updates including a golf event and Coca Cola availability at Lloyd's. Other notices mention public sales and local business offerings in town.
The Theeters Comedy Company entertained a large crowd at the Noble Street theater with strong comedy. King Stanley joined the company yesterday and performed card tricks that mystified the audience. A second show is planned tonight with a new program. Stanley will perform a blindfolded street drive this afternoon in search of a hidden article. Board available at 1114 Wilmerst.
Mr. W. W. Stringfellow and Hon. 8. J. Bowie went to Birmingham this morning. Mr. F. W. Knight, recently visiting, departed for Decatur. Mr. P. S. Jeffers, formerly of the city and now in Virginia, arrived for a week’s vacation.
Classified notice seeks a tenant with a good garden and minimal rent. Contact J at Star newspaper office, 16-3t.
The notice advertises a cash sale at cost on clothing pants shoes dry goods and notions at Glick's One Price Cash Store located at 725 Noble Street with sale ends at 9 o'clock Saturday night May 18.
At the State Pharmaceutical Association gathering in Montgomery R H Stickney of Anniston was elected first vice president. The officers for the year include W Peagler Green ville president and D T Bowers Mobile second vice president, with Bingham Tuscaloosa secretary and Ravencroft Union Springs treasurer. Next year’s meeting is planned for Birmingham.
Public notice states that the unnamed party will not be responsible for any bills contracted by Mrs. George Manders and George Manders.
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