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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1900
Page
2
The Parker House rises under Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Dewberry now filling fast with fifteen third floor rooms available. Rooms may be rented furnished or unfurnished with or without board, water and conveniences provided, at reasonable prices.
In Bera in May John Hutchinton sings Rock a Bye at a memorial day service held at New Bethel. Rev A F Allen from DeArmanville preached a sermon and a large dinner followed. Crop prospects are good with wheat and oats thriving. Gov Sparks protests dogs in his wheat. J W Ray returns from Henry County for a few days. Prof P J Stovall and wife of Bynum visited the burg. E J Haynie went to Greenport on official business. Frank Adkinson and wife of Cedartown attended the memorial.
We are doing more work and making more money than any other laundry because we do better work and give better service in every way. ANNISTON SteAM LAUNDRY, Corner ,Twelfth and Noble streets.
Frank Miller and Frank Duncan were sentenced in Birmingham for the murder of Police Officer Adama. Miller faces execution by hanging on July 6, while Duncan received a life term. Miller maintained his innocence and asserted witnesses could prove his truth.
An old ad copy touts Ker tmott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine as a cold cure for head cold and sore throat, claiming it is easy to take like candy and that children cry for them. It also promotes Eldridge's market beef and a lace curtain laundering tease by Wilson & Rose at Twelfth and Noble.
Rev John BE Barnard united Jacob M Lutes of New Orleans and Louise Bowden of Waco Georgia in marriage at the Calhoun hotel amid parental opposition. Lutes arrived from New Orleans and Bowden from Waco for the ceremony. The couple left today for New Orleans to reside.
Revival services at the First Methodist Church draw interest as a good congregation gathers. Tonight the sermon on Personal Consecration invites the public with 8 o'clock services and a special effort to enlist more singers.
Morrisville notes visits by H A Maugham andW Hagans as townsfolk greet friends. Memorial Day observances at Morrisville New Bethel and Oak Bowery churches and cemetery refresh graves. Crops show promise with turning wheat and healthy vegetables. spring chickens and peaches forecast a plentiful fall market.
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