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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1902
Page
4
The notice explains carrier delays in distributing the Evening Star to new subscribers in Anniston Alabama and asks readers to report missed issues to the business office. It also quotes Eugene K. Lappy on conditions in the Philippines and mentions Hallic Berminie Rives comments and a cheese theft in Urica New York with deputy sheriffs losing the cheese.
Mrs K K Cheat ham recovers enough to leave Telfair hospital for home near Gayton. Euchre club meets next Tuesday with Mrs Stickney. Effort to form a choral society in Ansiston with a forthcoming meeting. Louie Bishop reports sister's safe arrival in Liverpool. Mrs H L Oater visits in Birmingham. Whetstone children attend Birmingham fair. Miss Mary Brewer visits Talladega with Miss Pearl Hammond. Miss Mary Kline returns from Savannah. Laura Brown plans South Alabama trip for Miss Coleman’s wedding. Wednesday club led by Miss Jordan on Juiliard avenue. Local youths enjoy woods collecting leaves and nuts. Mr and Mrs L apple y go to Florida for winter. The Tam ing of the Shrew set for Monday by Charles Hanford. Question on Anniston’s attire for formal occasions. Hazel Dimmick to visit Birmingham. Mrs J C Sproull return from Tennessee trip.
Miss Hasy Hingson wed Mr. S W Burrow of Birmingham at the Turnipseed home in South Oxford. Rev W R Ivey officiated before a large gathering with fern and rose decorations. Sixty gifts testified to friends' esteem. other items note recovery from typhoid, upcoming lecture tickets, and local social news.
An ordinance in Anniston grants O H Parker & Company and successors rights to erect and operate telephone lines in the city for thirty years over streets and alleys, with underground conduits and poles, and to restore surfaces after work, not granting exclusive rights, with service rates capped and acceptance required within 90 days.
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