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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1901
Page
5
The one ait court meeting held in the Wilmer hotel dining room adjourned this afternoon and will reconvene in the city court room next week. Mrs. L Herz has leased the Wilmer hotel and will reopen it tomorrow.
Miss Baily Tyler acted as hostess at a Friday card party for Miss Kelsey of Philadelphia at Tyler's home. Guests included Misses Noise Noble Janie Berney Ethel Randolph Nan Margeu rite Kelsey May Stringfellow Er mie Noble Laura Brown and others. Prizes went to Mrs Kilby and Miss Ethel Randolph amid palm and fern decoration evoking spring.
Notices include Robinson's Book Store promotion for Women’s Home Companion and Ainslee's Magazine for November, Jebeles Bros case postponed in city court to Friday, and local business and obituary items. Also mentions anniston ice, Brightman market goods, rental ad, repaired sewing machines, and local transportation notes.
Mrs George Noble entertained the Tuesday Afternoon Euchre Club at her autumn decorated home with flowers and refreshments after the game. Prizes went to Mrs Richard Stickney and Miss Nan Kelly.
H Brightman and Co advertises fine fresh meats at Fountain market showcasing local butcher offerings and market deals.
Brightman's market near Fountain on Tenth Street offers pure pork sausage.
Mr Archibald Henderson is in Birmingham today Dr A N Steele went to Birmingham this morning Mr K B Kiam of Birmingham was in Anniston this morning Mr M B Wellborn has returned from a trip to New York Also mentions Mattings Kogs Carpets Arts A Oe and House Furnishings.
The Queen and Crescent System inaugurated a new schedule south of Meridian on October 28 linking Meridian to Shreveport with lines to Texas, shortening travel time to Texas from 7 to 12 hours. Fast train No. 37 of the Southern Railway connects to provide the quickest westbound service. Ticket agents offer information on the new service.
Imported beer, fifteen cents a bottle, regular price 25 cents, 1052 Noble street. Go, send or telephone to Re O. Watson for your coal.
Rail and railroad tickets offered by Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Railroad from Georgia and nearby states to Atlanta for the fair. Round trip first class fare plus fifty cents plus admission. Tickets sold Oct 8–26 within Georgia and Oct 11–24 from Alabama and Tennessee with final return by Oct 29 1901. contact agents for details.
Readable text lists a storefront or brand tag with the name Collars and Cuffs and location at 1022-4 Noble Street associated with Rye and Levi. The fragment suggests a shop or label but lacks a clear event or date.
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