Mr W R Shelton Named in Bankruptcy Notice
A notice identifies Mr W R Shelton as involved with a bankrupt concern. The brief item notes the filing context and the party named in the public record.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1913
Page
6
A notice identifies Mr W R Shelton as involved with a bankrupt concern. The brief item notes the filing context and the party named in the public record.
Gurtis Almon of Sheffield spent the weekend with Judge and Mrs D C Almon. Prentis Blackwell on a business trip to Sheffield. Judge J C and Charley Eyster attend Ferral court in Huntsville. Lt Malone returns from a state-wide trip. James Burt of near Trinity in the city today. Ed McMillan and Mack Stover of Oakville report rains. Nat Boteley of Lees in the city. Jim Byers of Lawrence County comments on rain and ground readiness. Jack Couch of Trinity in the Pecaturs. God rains says Mr Couch. W C Clark of Falkville guest of Hotel Echols. J T Wyatt of Tallatoga in the Decaturs. Sutherteen of Gadsden in the city. D P V Jordan of Hillsboro stopping at Lyons. R A Beardtin of Jasper visiting in the Decaturs. J O Clancy of Selma in the Decaturs. S K Rice of Tuscaloosa in the Decatur area. Hug Mallory of Selma visiting friends. J Leftwich of Nashville in the Decaturs. R H Walker editor of the Athens Democrat in the Decaturs yesterday.
The passage blends reflective verse with a stream of local notes. It lists residents visiting relatives, court attendees, and church events from Decatur, Huntsville, and nearby towns. Highlights include Rev J J Williams's appointment, commencement guests, and Needle Club entertainment with prize winnings.
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