Personal Notices of Travel and Job Moves
Guy Echols left for a few days at Gulfport Mississippi. F A Bloodworth visits his brother in law Eugene Ferris at McNeil Mississippi. P J Jones of Cincinnati joins the Decatur Ice and Coal Company office. F R Seeley of H H Hitt Lumber travels to Birmingham for business. W L Alexander of Mt Pleasant Tennessee visits son H Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Echols
Gulfport, Miss
F. A. Bloodworth
Eugene Ferris
McNeil, Miss
P. J. Jones
Cincinnati
Richard Jones
Jervis
Decatur Ice and Coal Company
F. R. Seeley
H. H. Hitt Lumber Company
Birmingham
Society Notes Highlight Club Meetings And Local Visits
Mrs. D C Adams hosted the Woman's Literary Club with bird favorites and papers on bird protection and conservation. Dutch Art and Rembrandt topics were discussed at the Progressive Culture Club. Members and guests attended Girls Card Club and U D C sessions, with rehearsals for the Glee Club and social hostings. Council plans for Washington meetings in April are outlined, including a White House reception and a Cochran Gallery art address by Hopkinson Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Adams
Woman’s Literary, Club
Fredgely
Dc. Almon
Anna Borden
W. N. Hall
Progressive Culture
J. H. Calvin
L. A. Neill
Rembrandt
James McNeill
Wm. Harvey
Julia Lesser
Kinney
William E. Andrews
Washington, D. C
Pennybacker
Montgomery
Drew
National Museum Auditorium
Woodrow/Wilson
Raleigh
White House
Hopkinson Smith
Cochran Art Gallery
Marine Band
No Superior Cough Remedy Praised by All
A testimonial asserts the man is judged by deeds not promises and hails Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as unsurpassed. It notes sales through 8 M Thompson in New Decatup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. van Dyke
Chamberlain
M. Thompson
New
Easter Shirt Waist Sale At Church Building
Easter shirt waist sale held Thursday and Friday March 13 and 14 in the former Tilman Millinery Co building under Band No 4 of the First Methodist Church. Proceeds support church programs.
Millinery Spring Opening Draws Crowded Easter Display
Lavinia Kittrell hosts a lively spring opening as her store showcases a broad Easter millinery display. The reception is cordial with many varieties of styles and colors. Miss Kittrell serves punch to visiting ladies, signaling a promising season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saly
Lavinia Kittrell
Miss Kittrell
Decatur Presbyterian Market to Sell Cakes and More
MARKET Band No 2 of Decatur Presbyterian women plan a Saturday market on the 15th at Foster H Pointer's place. Items include cakes cookies doughnuts chicken salad roast chicken home made candies and galt rising bread. Also note an ad for Chamberlains Tablets and local druggists selling them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Presbyterian Ladies
Foster H. Pointer’s
Barn at Mooresville Burns in Meager Loss
A tenant J. H. Peebles loses a barn at Mooresville valued at 600 dollars. Fire destroys 200 bushels of corn, 100 dollars of gay, six hogs and two mules. Cause undetermined but suspected incendiary. bloodhounds requested from Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville
J. H. Peebles
Decatur
Court Bond Execution In Dix Agency Notice
In position to execute court bonds instauter charges reasonable T M Dix Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Dix
Negotiator Eyes Loans on Improved City Property
T. M. Dix signals readiness to negotiate loans in nearly any amount on improved city property as part of the Decatur Valley news roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Dix
Edwards & Yergin Dissolution Notice
Notice of dissolution of the firm Edwards & Yergin. W. J. Edwards will continue the business, collect all outstanding accounts and be responsible for all debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards & Yergin
W. J. Edwards
Loan Offered on Improved City Property by T M Dix
T M Dix offers a loan of 500 dollars 60 cents on improved city property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Dix
Decatur Bakery Damaged by Fire Last Night
The Decatur Bakery owned by Mr. Clear was damaged by fire around midnight. The building owned by Jacob Rosenberg sustained about $250 in damage. The bakery stock was ruined. The Decatur fire department answered the alarm and did good work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Mr. Clear
Jacob Rosenberg
Decatur Fire Department
Sheriff Sale Notice from Morgan County Alabama
By virtue of a Morgan County Alabama law and equity court execution the sheriff will sell parts of lots on Church and Bank streets in Decatur to satisfy a judgment against T. K. Boggs & Sons. The sale is scheduled for April 10, 1913, at the court house door during legal hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Equity Court
Morgan County
Alabama
T. K.eee & Sons
T. K. Boggs & Sons
Comencink
Church Street
Bank Street
Church St
Decatur
Mowgan County
T. K
Court House
B. Kr, Betterton, & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buttrey's
the Store of Fashion
Messaling
Cheney Bros
Decaturs
W.L. Alexander
Mt. Pleasant,Tenn
H. Alexander
Florida
W. P. Ware
Agt
Howard & Foster
Samuel
Spielberger
New Decatur, Ala
Josy Love
Esse
Jtme
Lippincott’s
Paul Crawford
Henry B. Zeitler
Joe Whetler
W.N. Hall
B. N. Nash
G. D. Williemese
Phuraday
Glee
Chora
Glee Club
Florence Bassett
Priscilla Club
Wallie Green
W.B. Smith
R. G. Cortner
Rauline Megness
Nashville
Miss Perdue
Greenville
Ala
H. H. McConnell
Ferdinand Pointer
Claude Pointer
Lizz’e Pointer
Masonie
John Steppling
Billy and the Butler
The
Edison
Featuring
Chas, Ogle and
Marion Nesbit
Delite
Warren Kerrigan
Jack Richardson
Keystone Laugh Producers
Thanhouser
Wall Street
Waynie Childers
Tom Moore
Edgar Davenport
Crane Wilbur
PATHE
Ohio
William Jelg
Brock & Spight Co
Miss Kittrell’s
S. M. Thompson, New Decatur
Decatur Drug Co
Sir Henry Irving
Mr. E. P. Sullivan
Mathias
Delite Theatre
Decaturs Vally
Mien
Decatur Bakery
Sheriff's Sale
R.N. McCulloch
Bylely McCulloch
Aesb
Lubin
Star Theatre
Decatur, Alabama
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