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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1901
Page
7
Picnic season begins with shade water seats swings and lunch tables at Oxford Lake Park. New stone gutters and terraces improve scenery while indoor amusements keep rain out. Bowling alleys electric merry go round bath and boat hire available. 15¢ coupons for round trips cover extra activities at McElreath Drug Co and by conductors.
The sale is postponed until Tuesday June 1901. By A P Aare attorney Montgomery Alabama, for the Board of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. May 14.
A terse note declares that if you call at store No 25 East Tenth Street, a remarkable line will be shown. The remark reads as a boast about inventory or display, inviting visitors to witness an extensive offering.
Under a 1888 mortgage, the trustees of St Paul Methodist Church Anniston Alabama will sell on a Monday in May 1901 at public outcry in front of the city courtroom to the highest cash bidder the described lot at Leighton Avenue and Fourteenth Street Anniston Calhoun County Alabama the 30th day of March 1901. The sale is conducted by the Board of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania as owner of the mortgage.
The account follows Jack Forbes as he treed a frenzied dog belonging to Judge Bates, whose pursuit drives Forbes to seek shelter in a tree. Exhausted and freezing, Forbes radios for help as onlookers watch from windows while the judge finally identifies the animal as Forbes’s own dog.
Jack disputes a verdict while Forbes fears a feral beast. The judge laughs as Forbes explains the dog’s friendly yelps were mistaken for danger. Forbes retreats in fear, climbing down from a tree and leaving the scene.
A new fast schedule from Meridian to Shreveport with connections to Texan routes was inaugurated October 28. Southern Railway train No. 6 in cooperation with Queen & Crescent offers the quickest travel time to Texas, with agents ready to provide full trip details and ticket information.
There is great consolation in the knowledge of having a policy which will, at your death, make your money safe and a fixed income. If you cannot find an agent nearby, the undersigned will guide you, taking your birth date and beneficiary details to send a complete illustration with explanations.
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