Mrs Tulane Kidd Hosts Elegant Tuesday Tea Party
Mrs Tulane Kidd entertained guests at Tyler Hill home in a refined afternoon gathering. The event featured a La France rose decor theme with water color prizes, a six table 81x hand euchre game, elaborate two course luncheon, and a guest prize won by Mrs Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Kidd
Tyler Hill
la France
Jenna Latinede
Caldwell
J. Sproul
Douglass
Tulane Kidd
Our City
Will be married today in Guntersville
Roberta a Louisville & Nashville conductor travels to Guntersville to wed Miss Nannie Sue Alford at 5 30 this afternoon. After a wedding journey to Texas the couple will settle in Anniston. The piece lists opening march readers and chaperones, notes social guests, and mentions local events and a child’s croup remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Louisville & Nashville
Guntersville
Nannie Sue Alford
Roberts
Texas
Anniston
Capt Shel nutt Names Officers of Anniston Rifles
At a meeting of the Anniston Rifles last night Captain J B Shel nutt named noncommissioned officers including First Sergeant R B Robinson Second Sergeant J A Mitchel Third Sergeant and Company Clerk J D Dill Fourth Sergeant John Crook Fifth Sergeant 4 D McCormick Assistant Quartermaster Sergeant Bace Gardner First Corporal Lyman Whelchel Second Corporal S E Scarbrough Third Corporal Water Smith Fourth Corporal Robert Keighton Fifth Corporal Ben Bell Sixth Corporal Robert Mayfield Lance Corporals Carl Wilson Hal Radisill and Turner Dill and Musician Ray New
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston Rfles
J. B. Shelnutt
R .B. Robinson
J. A. Mitchel
J. D. Dill
John Crook
4. D. McCormick
Bace Gardner
Lyman Whel
Carl Wilson
Hal Radisill
Turner Dill
Ray New
Church Plans Two Room House For Pendergrass Daughters
Oxanoa Baptist church members will build a two room house behind the church for Jennie and Sallie Pendergrass, the widowed daughters of Revolutionary soldier David Pendergrass and Peggy Pendergrass who died at 105. Local citizens donated lumber funds and offerings may be left at the Evening Star office or with Rev. A. A. Hutto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxanoa
Anunistos
The
Evening Star
A. A. Hutto
Ebhareh
Statue unveiled for Mrs. Rebecca S Foster in New York
Bishop Potter dedicated a statue in memory of Mrs. Rebecca Salome Foster in New York yesterday. The ceremony attracted local congregants and dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Potter
Rebecca Salome Foster
New York
Physicians Prescribe Foley s Honey and Tar
Physicians statewide prescribe Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe reliable remedy for throat and lung troubles. Miller Drug Co offers this popular medicine for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Miller Drag Co
Mortgage Sale of Anniston Grocery Company Property
Mortgagee M. M. Barber will sell at public outcry the store house warehouse and mills of the Anniston Grocery Company at corner of Glen Addie and Fifteenth streets Anniston within legal hours on December 15 19 2 for cash. Describes Block 361 with ninety feet off its north end and bounded by Glen Addie Fifteenth street South Railway Ken Addie Street and Fourteenth Street. Blackwell Ager attorneys represent the mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston Grocery Company
Calhoun County
Both
Noble Streets
Ciy
Anniston
Towit
Anniston City Land Company
Glen Addie Street
Said Street
Fifteenth Street
Southern Railway
Fourteenth Street
Colombian Club Cotillion Enthralls Twenty Five Couples
The Colombian club cotillion last night drew a brilliant crowd with twenty five couples in attendance and music from a band. The event showcased formal dress and graceful dancing, reflecting the social spirit of the club.
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Columbian Club
Randolph mica deposits praised by mining expert
Van Tyne Pritchard, a Pittsburgh miner, reports rich mica and kaolin near Randolph county. He says kaolin quality rivals Trenton New Jersey and East Liverpool Ohio. The area is largely controlled by Jones Wo MeBaenatt of Wedowee who plans development and soon aims to market the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiepowee
van Tyne Pritchard
Pittsburg
Randolph County
Trenton
N. J
East Liverpool
Ohio
Jones Wo MeBaenatt
Impounded Stock to be Sold at City Hall Friday
Impounded stock taken up for running at large will be sold at the city hall Friday Nov 28 1902 at noon for pound fees unless claimed by owners. One yellow cow no mark one white and black spotted sow crop off right split in left one black sow hole in right ear. F C Bryan Chief Police.
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Paden
Kidd
Atlanta
Miss Paden
Auburn
Miss Kidd
Mra
Dulane Kidd
F. C. Bryan
Reward for Brass Valve Theft at Walker Hill Boilers
Ten dollars reward offered by Woodstock Iron Works for the return and evidence sufficient to convict the person or persons who took two brass pop valves off the boilers on Walker Hill Friday night November 21 1902. J P Mable Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock Iron Works
Walker Hill
J. P, Mable
Anniston Bride Slain by Husband in Tragic Death
Reported in Anniston, the bridegroom killed her, shocking a large circle of friends. Her brothers A H Quinn and A L Quinn, both local officials, joined mourners as the funeral plans and burial arrangements were discussed. The notice notes community sympathy and mentions Shreveport and Texarkan in transfer details, with local merchants advising on remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Quinn
Woodstock Iron Works
A. L. Quinn
Othr
Weigel
Broneht Ston
Uceral
Shreve i
Texarkan Lnmedi
T& Gad
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Dissel
Garmen
Parmenty
Allman Brotelers
Peance
Mrs. Tulane Kidd
Clus
Mitchell
Louis Kila
Mines Kidd
Miss Moragene
Misa Jordan
Hampton
Darden
Palmer
Gadsden
Birmingham Orchestra
Mesdames Douglas
Kilby
Shepperd
Parker
Lima
Green
Walter Brewer
James Sproul
L. V. Kidd
F. L. Moisgie
Myrtie Delle Moragin
Madsden
Enye
John W Rogers
Filley
Chanberlain
J L Wikle
Mr. Roberts
Ross T. Neale
Florence
Ala
J. R. Gordon
Quintard Avenue
Capt. Shelnutt
Anniston Rifles
Chel
S. E. Scarbrough
Water Smith
Robert Keighton
Ben Bell
Robert Mayfield
Randolph I
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