Four Cleburne Men Arrested on Federal Indictments
Four white men from Cleburne county named J. M. Brooks Thos J Waddle George Cole and William Cole were arrested on indictments returned by the Federal grand jury for illicit distilling. They were brought to the city by Deputy Marshal J A Edwards and posted bond of 200 each before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brooks
Thos
J. Waddle
George
William Cole
Cleburne County
J. A. Edwards
Engineer Cox Hurt by Reverse Lever Accident at Oxmoor
Engineer Cox of the Montgomery and Birmingham accommodation suffered a broken arm when a reverse lever struck him at Oxmoor on Saturday night. Engineer Malcolm Crim of the Alabama Mineral assisted the train into Birmingham. The through freight was delayed several hours. Auditorium events next Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Montgomery
Birmingham
Oxmoor
Macolm Crim
Alabama Mineral
le Forest Wood
McCain Powell wedding invitation highlighted in Mobile society notes
Rev and Mrs W F McCain announce the marriage of their daughter Flora to Mr Jerome Powell on Thursday at 8 30 pm in Anniston Alabama. Powell, a valued Southern Car and Foundry Company attaché, is noted for integrity and popularity. Mobile correspondence adds social updates from Birmingham and Rome visits, with Chautauqua plans ahead for Anniston society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
W. FF. McCain
Flora
Jerome Powell
Jane
Hote
Anniston
Alabama
Miss McCain
Powell
Southern Car and Foundry Company
Mobile
Birmingham Age-Herald
Notable Visitors and Travelers Visit Anniston
Mr. Morgan Martin is in Birmingham on business. Mr. Lee Coker returned from Birmingham this morning. Capt. W. M. Hames of Jacksonville is in the city today. Mr. W. P. Russell went to Talladega on business. Dr. W. H. Kinnebrew of Piedmont visits Anniston. Mr. J. F. Toney went to Edwardsville on business. Mr. G. G. Britton heads to Birmingham on a business trip. Mr. N. A. Sox of Edwardsville spent last night in Anniston. EK. V. L. Finch returned from Montgomery to Anniston. Mr. J. A. Fore of Pineapple visits his brother Kt. Fore of The Star. Judge John H. Wilson of Jenifer en route to Memphis for Confederate reunion. Claud Sawyer arrived from South Alabama for a stay. Rev. S. I. Wassen returns from Ashland after delivering the Ashland College sermon. Mr. Sid Baker of New York visits parents Capt. R. G. Baker and Mrs. Baker. he then returns to Atlanta with his mother. Go to McClurkin's wood yard for your wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wilson
Jenifer
City
Memphis
Sid Baker
New York
Anniston
Capt
R. G. Baker
Baker
Atlanta
Many Additions at First Baptist Church Continues
Services at the First Baptist Church continue with strong interest and daily conversions. Yesterday brought over fifty conversions and forty one new members. fifteen days of meetings yielded one hundred fifty eight new members. All day services run through the week. The ad promotes Banner Salve from McElreath Drug Co claiming it treats skin diseases, cuts, sores, and piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Glee Club
Worms’ Orchestra
Atlanta
Waugh Lander
Dee
Mc Elreath’s
Wikle’s
Dove’s
Chatauquain Auditorium
First Baptist Church
America
McElreath Drug Co
Increased Passenger Service on the Choctaw Route
The Choctaw Route will operate three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Arkansas starting October 7. The service expands to double daily runs to Indian and Oklahoma Territories with connections to points across southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West. Also advertised are discounted window shades lace curtains and spring suits plus drug gist endorsements for Kermott's Ext Blackberry as a remedy for summer ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Hot Springs Ark
Oklahoma Territories
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleburneites
Candy Kitchen
Noble Street
G. L. Jamison
Rome
Mrs
T. J. Cason
Jacksonville
Samuel L. Crook
Cave Springs
Minnie Allen
Tone Cooper
Thos. F. Newman
F. W. Gaen
R. Carrwhonr
Baritone
Chicago
Fine Arts Building
H. Mooney
Morgan Martin
Lee Coker
W. M. Hames
W. P. Russell
Talladega
W. H. Kinnebrew
Piedmont
J. F. Toney
Edwardsville
G. G. Britton
N. A. Sox
Mr. EK. V. L. Finch
Mr. J. A. Fore
Pineapple
Ala
Mr. K. Kt. Fore
the Star
Claud Sawyer
South Alabama
Wassen
Ashland
Clay County
Ashland College
McClurkin
First Baptist
J. T. Hodge Furniture Store
J. N. Boyer & Co
Ky. B. Swift
J.N Murdoch
Parkersburg
W. Va
Kermott
THE
L. Smith Company
Comer-Cobb Investment Co
J. D. Hunter
East Tenth Street
Wilmer Hotel
New York Dailies
Rob’nson
Empire
West Tenth St
Star
Ullman Brothers Clothing Department
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Gorge
Sisoon
Allman Brothers
Clothing Department
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