Local Personal Notes From Decatur Area
Little Billy Curry son of Mr and Mrs W A Curry remains quiet. R C Stockton representing Berry DeMoville of Nashville was in the city today. B L Adcock who left L N railroad has returned to accept a position in the boistershop. Hugh Will Stevenson formerly of Tuscumbia arrived yesterday to take the day clerk job at the New Lyong Hotel. S B Ballenger left today for business in Anniston Gadsden and Chattanooga. L L McCulloch was in Tuscumbia yesterday on Sheriff office business. Clyde Pointer is improving today. W B Alexander of Mt Pleasant Tenn is expected this evening. Frank G Cook has returned to Columbia. Jim Ratliff of Priceville was in the Decaturs today.
Embroidery Circle Teas And Bridals Highlight Local Social
Fragmented society notices describe Lucile Murphey’s Belmont visit and Mrs. Adams hosting Embroidery Circle at 3 PM on G Street with an elegant luncheon at Terrace Place. Various clubs meet weekly. Miss Bibb’s bridal party enjoys a sophisticated luncheon and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Adams
Gs Street
Peruty
J. A. Neill J
Richard Maury
Louisville Leads Southern Cities in February Building Operations
Louisville led Southern cities in February building operations though down 61 percent from the previous period. New Orleans rose 93 percent but remained $200,000 behind Louisville at $553,320. Chattanooga Memphis and San Antonio fell while Shreveport and Atlanta rose. Louisville also led toll building operations in February 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
San Antonio
Shreveport
Atlanta
Circus in town by H Eschman European Shows Saturday
Weather is good and crowds are expected for the H Eschman European Shows exhibition this Saturday in the city. The attraction is praised as clean with no games or immoral features and newsboys will be guests at the night performance. Miss Hazel Wells visited Florence to see her parents. A B Lampkin writes tornado insurance at 112 Lafayette street Decatur Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Eschman
Manage Me
News Boys
Rheumatism Relief With Chamberlains Liniment Ad
Sufferers praise prompt relief from rheumatism using Chamberlains Liniment. Not one case out of ten needs internal treatment. For sale by S M Thompson New Decatur and Decatur Drug Co Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
S.M. Thompson
New Decatur
Decatur Drug Co
Decatur
Hotel Arrivals List from Decatur Highlights Guests
A long hotel arrivals page lists guests visiting Decatur and nearby cities. Names include L. B. Smith St. Louis S. H. Walker Birmingham Emmett Jones Birmingham W. P. Rochester Birmingham J. W. Sain Knoxville Geo Swartz Smithsonia Ala R. D. Young Birmingham and many others across Nashville Knoxville Cincinnati New Orleans Florence and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Decatur L. BE. Smith
St. Louis
S. H. Walker
City
Emmett Jones
Birmingham
W. P. Rochester
J. W. Sain
Knoxville
Geo. Swartz
Smithsonia
Ala
R. D. Young
Chas. Glass
Cincinnati
R. C. Stockton
Nashville
K P. Kelly
S. E. Hammond
Hartselle
T. H. Handem
Dayton
M. Smith
M. McClemn
C. C. Jordan
N. C
Loulaville
T. Rodes
H. F. Reese, Jr
Selma
H. Smith
W. V. M. Robertson
R. Lide
H. Freesham
Atlanta
B. Parker
Chas. Beck
New York
E. W. Ormand
Ben H. Kleis
Beaumont
V. M. McClendon
Opelika
H. C. Chapman
Kansas City
G. W. Leening
Jas. McHatton
Crescent View
B. Wright
Florence
T. Green
Gadeden
H. Merrill
Eufaula
M. Gurman
Cleveland
Adams County Officials Summoned as Grand Jury Probe Prohibition Violations
Natchez March 27 Judge Ernest E Brown of the Adams county circuit court Mayor W G Benbrook Chief of Police Ramsey and Police Justice Lambert were summoned to appear before the grand jury. Brown told the jurors that a social club selling drinks by the coupon system to members violated the prohibition law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
Miss
Ernest E. Brown
Adams Country
Cout
W. G. Benbrook
Ramsey
Justice Lambert
Brown
Mail Transportation Perplexing Question
Louisville March 27 The mail transportation problem worsens as floods affect Indiana and Kentucky. Communication between St Louis and Louisville remains primary and trains run to Cincinnati. Louisville & Nashville L R starts a circuitous special train via Louisville Henderson St Louis Springfield IL to Chicago to restore some service. No mail has moved on the Monon and Pennsylvania lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Henderson
St. Louis
Springfield
Illinois
Monon
Ylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buttrey's the Store of Fashion
Erges
Ween
Billy” Curry
Berry DeMoville
B. L. Adcock
L. & N. Railroad
Accet
Boistershop
Hugh ‘Will Stevenson
B. Ballenger
Anniston
Gadsden
L. L. McCulloch
Tuscumbia
Sheriff’s Office
W. B. Alexander
Mt. Pleasant, Tenn
Frank G. Cook
Columbia
Jim Ratliff
Priceville
Decaturs
Jackson Square
Wulture
Second Ave
W. M. Brown
Sam
Lucile Murphey
Belmont College
R. G. Cortner
C. Kyle
Henry Zeitler
Mooresville
John Burroughs
Bibb
Pat
Mesdames Miller
At'ee Hof
Eid Garret
Belle Mua
L Nell
Misses Callahan
Littlejohn
Ladies’ Aid of the
Westminster Erian Church
J. W. Thornton
Second Avenue
K. M. Matthew
Nova Morrow
Mrs. Mac Brown
Glee Club
Alabama
Masonic Theatre
Modern Woodmen of America
S. Tanner
Ill
Woodcraft
Three Eels
Meltes
Delite Theatre
the Game Warden
Norma Talmedga
Leo Delaney
Helen Costello
van Dyke Brooks
Star Theatre
Shylock
Merchant OF Venice
Tim Grogan
Foundling
Vitagraph
van Dyke, Brooks and
Hazel Wells
A. B. Lampkin
Tonado Insurance
Lafayette Street
Pointer & Rauschenberg
Post
The
Postum Co
Berman
Bismarck
Howard Grady
Lamond Judelle
M. L. Weill
Haleyville
Rodman Meachum
Hopkinsville
H. F. Reese
Echols
Decatur Light, Power & Fuel Co
Quality Laun
Moulton Street
R. H. Wolcott, C, EB. Malone
R. H. Watson
Diana
Kentucky
Woods
St. Louia
There
J. H. Eschman
Dan Re
Annan
Nemo
Chandler
Star Brand
Uncle Sam
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