Personal News Notes From City Beat
Ed Henderson of Chicago returns home after visiting his brother W. J. Henderson. Master Malcolm S. Adams is confined at home with illness. A. E. Smith of Smith Bros and Co Birmingham was in the city. Ma Pullen, street railway manager at Huntsville, visited Margaret Anglin. Lewis Gover will return to Auburn tomorrow to resume studies. Julian Harris, son of A. J. Harris, is ill with chills.
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Ed Henderson
Chicago
W. J. Henderson
Malcolm S. Adams
A. E. Smith
Smith Bros & Co
Birmingham
Ma Pullen
Huntsville
Margaret Anglin
Lewis Gover
Auburn
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Set for Decatur City Hall
The Chamber of Commerce will meet at Decatur City Hall on Thursday at 8 o'clock in the evening. Members are urged to attend and discuss local business matters and upcoming initiatives.
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Chamber‘of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Decatur
Foster C. B. Society
The
Willoughby Presbyterian Church
New Manse
Herman Turner
Séc’y
South Side
J. W. Crow
Sixth Avenue
South
Westminister Presbyterian Church
WA. D. C
May Alma Lampkin
Priscilla Club
W. H. Watson
Oak Street
Glee Club
A. A. Hardage
Jackson Street
Central Methodist Church
Decaturs
T. M. Dix
Impounded Cow Offered For Redemption by January 9 1913
Police chief Davidson reports a dark red weighing about 700 pounds cow with ear drop and dark head and neck. The animal will be sold as provided by law if not redeemed by January 9 1913.
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Bt W. Y. Davidson
McDonald and Zeil tin BakeryNotice Counterclaims
J. B. McDonald Commercial Savings Bank & Trust Co denies selling its bakery business. Zeitzlin Bros. Second Avenue Bakery asserts a local notice appeared claiming sale, which is incorrect.
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J. B
McDonald Commercial Savings Bank & Trust Co
Zeitlin Bros
Second Avenue Bakery
City Official Ike Lerman Ill with Pneumonia
Athens January 7 Ike Lerman a city official is dangerously ill with pneumonia. His mother and sister have been summoned from Nashville to his bedside as his condition remains alarming.
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Athens
Ike Lerman
Nashville
Green Stockings Most Finished Production
Margaret Anglin appeared in Green Stockings with an exceptionally strong company in Decaturs. The performance offered exquisite comedy with a flawless cast and graceful handling of a difficult role by Miss Anglin. The Masonic manager Mr Cagle earned public gratitude for bringing such productions.
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Mrss Anglin
Anglin
Cagle
Masonic
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Spielberger
Society (News
W. A. Vantreese
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Clyde Edwards
Hardie Underwood
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Herman L. Turner
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Mrs. T. Horton
Tennessee
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George C. Hartung
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May French
Birmngham
Margaret Frazier
Pulaski
Kate Thompson
Soi ‘Thomp
Shelbyville
A. C. Elder
Anglia
Catharine Crenshaw
Courtland
George Harvey
Mrs
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Julius Fisher
Sheffield
Cliff Butler
Helen Almoh
Cleveland, Tenn
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Otto Moebes
Sheila Sawyer
That
W. F. Bixby
R. ‘C. ‘Darwin
Trinity
Hyde
Memphis
E. A. Flewellen
Mary Williams
A. J. Miller
Ladiés’ Benevolent Society
Electric Light
Elizabeth Hill
Mooresville
Gainesville, Ga
Lucile Thomas
Florence
Dephnie Grave
E. E. Graves
Annie Davis
Annie Minor
R. L. Wolcott
Woman's Missionary Society
Diep
Eepden
Mary Mason
Will Malone
Hartsell Clay
Green Stockings
Bradley Bibb
Zeitler
R. G. Corner
Ike Lerman III
Alabama
Real Estate and Insurance
Morgan
County National Bank
Mabel Normand
Fred Mace
Mack Sennet
Ford Sterling
Keystone
Delite
Masonic Theatre
Vitagraph Night
Rosemary Theby
Leo Délaney and the
Vitagraph
Elephant
Calumet K” Edison Drama
Forest Rangers
Lubin Western
Warren
Says I
Decaturs Daily
Tox Harcourts.co
Panes Enshazas
Zigomar
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