Local Social and Personal Notes From Alexandria
Neighborhood OF PRESENT INTEREST reports on residents and moves in Alexandria. O M Alexander of Anniston visits farm. J W Liles serves on city court ranch. A D Glass the Star traveler in town. Mr and Mrs Porterfield move to Fayetteville. Otterfield remains with the rail line at Fayetteville. Adams of Fayetteville to succeed Porterfield as foreman. Aaron Wilkins succeeds Porterfield as station master. J W McElreath of Anniston plans a several weeks visit.
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Anniston
City Court of
J. Lawrence Fulton
Alabama
A. Tl
Caldwell & Johnston
Oxford Hears News of Local Moves and Visits
Mr. Joe Gladden of McFall buys W Al Griffin residence on Warnock street and plans to move to Oxford. Benton Jones of Munford purchases W R Norton property on Luttrell street. Mr. and Mrs. S W Crook of Gadsden visiting Oxford. Miss Margaret Richey of Bastrop visiting Mrs J L Dodson at college dorm. Miss Stella Roberts and Miss Melda Hayes depart for Marion to enter Jadson Institute. Protracted meeting ongoing at Methodist Church led by Dr Jesse Wood and Rev S S Wasson. Mr LG Haynes leaves for a short trip to Atlanta.
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Oxford
Joe Gladden
McFall
W. al. Griffin
Warnock Street
Stella Roberts
Melda Hayes
Marion
Jadson Institute
Methodist Church
Jesse Wood
E. Wasson
Blood Balm Promised Free Treatments Nationwide
Promote botanic Blood Balm B B B as a cure for numerous blood and skin ailments. The offer includes 10 000 free treatments with free medical advice until cured and free distribution by the Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga. Druggists sell it for 1. The ad claims it purifies blood and heals ulcers eczema scrofula and more.
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Address Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Grayton Gossip of the Week Highlights and Local News
Grayton Alabama reports crops mostly good though cotton hurt by drought. Hay harvest looks strong. Mrs. O T Gray is ill with typhoid and under three doctors care. Local visits include W A Smith of Alexandria and families, and Juno McLeod and C F Henderson. First bale sold by W L McOskey. J D Whisenant wed Pearl Norris at Middleton.
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W. L. MeOskey
Cour
Bill
T. Melarg
Pnday
P. H. Brothers
T. 8. Gray
E. Goode
Middleton
J. D. Whisenant
Pearl Norris
LB. Nunnally
Our Place
Great Sea of Life
Fearnot
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the Anniston Tailoring Company
Noble Street
Root
Mutual Fair Association
James Crook Howard W. Sexton
Geo
L. F. Greer
C. Matthews
Clark M
James Poultry
Jiark
Alexandria
Lems
O. M. Alexander
J. W. Liles
Mr. A. D. Glass
Igent
O. E
Va Wakefield
Margaret Woodruff
Roswell
New Mexico
E. N. O'Neal
J. W. McElreath
Annisma
Boyer
the Days
Benton Jones
Munford
W. R. Norton
Luttrell Street
Osford
Mrs. S. W. Crook
Gadsden
Margaret Richey
Bastaboga
J. L. Dodson
LG. H. Haynes
Oley
Kidauss
Bladder
Grayton
Ala
W. A. Smith
Messrs. Juno, McLeod
C. ¢. Henderson
Messrs
R. L. Meharg
W. N. Anderson
Dr. King
Elam Drug Co
Noble
Foley
Calhoun County
Anniston Water Supply Co
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
First National Bank
G. B. Flint
Thomas’ Drug Store
West Tenth Street
Anniston, Alabama
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