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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1902
Page
8
The Anniston College faculty recital drew an enthusiastic crowd. Miss Idyl Darrell Jett received rounds of applause for varied expression while Miss Alice Boilard’s violin selections and Miss Bell’s vocals earned praise and encores.
Mr William Morris of this city and Miss Lottie McCaffrey of Rome Georgia will marry at the bride's home in Rome next Wednesday morning. Morris is a popular Annistonian and McCaffrey has many friends and relatives in Anniston.
Mire Knox and John B Knox depart for a fashionable northern college where Miss Knox will study this winter. The Wednesday Club meets with Miss Mary Brewer to discuss Shakespeares Pericles. Various residents travel, visit, or return from trips including Miss Kathrine Sproul heading to Helena Ark. and Mr. Horace Miller planning a New York trip. Chamberlins Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by T W Robinson with price 2.50 per box, sold by J L Wikle.
Rand's the Peoples Firm announces a Monday morning matting sale with first buyers receiving the best bargains. This second shipment from Mr J Rand of New York includes water damaged matting from a warehouse fire, sold at sacrifice prices to move quickly. Early attendance is encouraged for rare matting bargains.
R H Foster of Salt Lake City reports long standing indigestion improved after using Herbine. He claims one bottle cured him and he is tapering off a second while recommending it to friends including 500 at J L Wikle and J S Privett of Oxford Alabama.
Rev. F. Doyle will make pastoral visits to Jacksonville, Piedmont and Rock Raw next week and will go on Wednesday to Rome Georgia to attend the marriage of Mr. William S. Morris and Miss Lottie McCaffery. Mr. T. M. Smith returned to his Atlanta home after a pleasant visit here.
The notice advises early signs of croup start with cold symptoms then apply Ballard's Horehound syrup as a remedy for the child. It also recommends frequent external Ballard's Sheep Liniment to the throat at the first sign of a croup cough, citing J. L. Wikles and J. B. Privett.
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