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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1903

Page

8

Johnston and Gray Weding in Graysville

Mr George H Johnston of this city and Miss Cecil Gray were married at the bride’s parents home in Graysville Georgia last night at seven. They arrived in Anniston this morning. Johnston is a member of Ek C Johnston Sons and a prominent young businessman. The bride is a charming young lady and will be welcomed by Anniston society.

George H. Johnston Cecil Gray Graysville Johnston Ek. C. Johnston & Sons Anniston Anniston Society

Clergy transfer and visits across presbyteries and cities

Rev. Mr. McLauchlin spends a few days at Goodwater for Presbytery and will be transferred from the South Carolina to the Alabama presbytery. Mrs. McMillan stays in Birmingham with daughter Mrs. William Mabry. Mrs. Amanda Frye returns to Birmingham. Miss Mary Gardner returns home after a pleasant month in Atlanta. Mrs. Snowdon of Elberton visits son Howard Snowdon at Inman & Co. Mr. and Mrs. George Cater and children leave for Columbia Tennessee to visit relatives.

Mr. McLauchlin Goodwater South Carolina Alabama Mrs. McMillan Birmingham Mrs William Mabry Mary Gardner Atlanta Mrs. Snowdon Elberton, Ga Howard Snowdon Inman & Co George Cater Columbia Teen

Winchester man helps wife with Dr King’s pills

M. M. Austin of Winchester sought relief for his wife's stomach and liver troubles. After trying Dr King’s New Life Pills, she found relief immediately and was ultimately cured. Available for 25e at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co.

M. M. Austin Winchester Dr King West End Miller Drug Co

World's Fair Notes on Pavilions and Events

Italy's national pavilion will reproduce a Pompeiian mansion at the World's Fair. Hawaii plans a large educational exhibit highlighting fifty years of compulsory education with high literacy. The Kansas City Oratorio Society will join the choral contest. First prize for choirs 90 to 100 members is 4500 in gold. Visitor counts: 8614 last Sunday. total paid admissions since dedication 119,806. Siam's national building will copy Temple Ben Chama. work began October 1 on a site west of Mexico's building and north of the Agriculture Palace.

Hawaii Oratorio Society Kansas City Siam Ben Chama Mexico Palace of Agriculture

Electric Bitters Restored Weakened Man From Grave

John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a drastic illness with yellow tint skin and sunken eyes. After doctors gave up, a course of Electric Bitters produced marked improvement in three weeks, leaving him well. The drug is sold for 50 cents at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co.

John Oliver Philadelphia West End Drug Store & Miller Drug Co

Watson Coal Ad Promises Winter Savings

RK. O. Watson advertises cost savings on next winter's coal supply, urging customers to buy early. The notice emphasizes price benefits and potential bulk discounts for routine fuel buyers.

RK. O

Notice to Creditors in E Walters bankruptcy case

District Court of the United States Eastern Division of the Northern District of Alabama issues notice to creditors of E Walters bankrupt. First meeting of creditors set for October 19 1903 at 10 am in Anniston Alabama. Creditors may appear to prove claims and take actions authorized by the Bankrupt Act. Anniston Ala October 7 1903. H D McCarry Referee in Bankruptcy.

E. Walters Anniston Ala H. D. McCarry District Court of the United States Alabama Geo. W. Stoner H. D. McCarty M. A. Wood

Notice of bankruptcy hearing for W. P. Russell in Anniston

District Court of the United States Northern District of Alabama schedules a bankruptcy hearing for W. P. Russell in Anniston on October 19 1903 at 10 am. Creditors may appear to prove claims and pursue actions permitted by the Bankrupt Act. Anniston, Ala October 7 1903.

Notice to Creditors Eastern Division of the North ern District

Notice to creditors of Geo W Stoner a bankrupt in the Eastern Division of the Northern District. meeting in Anniston Alabama on October 19 1908 at 10 a m to prove claims under the Bankrupt Act. signed H D McCarty October 7 1908.

Crebs of Kansas City Involved in State Land Purchases

Attorney notes represent Mr. Crebs of Kansas City in all matters related to lands bought from the state. Lapsley Arnold and Martin firm handles the case across months and weeks.

Crebs Kansas City Lapsley, Arnold & Martin

Drayage Service by R O Watson for Household Goods

Heavy hauling and moving of household goods offered with prompt attention by R. O. Watson. Contact by phone 72 for all kinds of drayage services.

R. O. Watson

Bankruptcy Notice for M A Wood at Anniston

In the matter of M. A. Wood at Anniston Alabama on October 19 1903 at 10 a m you may appear as the Bankruptcy Act authorizes. Anniston Alabama October 1903.

Rail Tickets to Hot Springs Half Fare Plus Two Dollars

One fare plus two dollars to Hot Springs Arkansas and return via Iron Mountain Route. Tickets on sale every Wednesday and Saturday up to September 30 from all points in the Southeast. Final limit sixty days from date of sale. Write for books describing hotels and attractions.

Hot Springs Ark Iron Mountain

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