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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
4
The column lists society items from Huntsville and nearby, including visits by Mrs Hays and Mrs W R Smith, a Needle Club meeting with Mrs W W Catlaha, and a Woman's Literary Club session with modern drama topics. Readers learn about hostesses, travels, and upcoming rehearsals and gatherings.
J. D. Thomas a Moulton street grocer is in Birmingham at the Fair. FE E Alexander J G Bynant and G Real of Leighton were here yesterday. Jno Prenii of Florence is in the Decaturs. E A Kelly of Huntsville was in the Decaturs today.
The ladies of St John’s Guild will host Missionary Tea on Thursday October 16 from 3 to 5 PM at the Rectory. Members and friends of the Maristt are invited. Refreshments are 15 cents.
In Morgan County Alabama the court cites Ettie McDougal as a non resident with unknown residence. Publication in Decatur Daily will require her to plead answer or demur by October 31, 1913, or a decree pro confesso may be entered. Judge Thos W. Wert signs October 1, 1913.
An unsolicited testimonial asserts Chamberlain's Tablets greatly helped a long time chronic dyspeptic, W G Mattisa of Hornellsville New York, claiming they did more good than any other medicine. Sold by all dealers.
Prices to suit all. A compact sales note announcing engraved visiting cards with affordable options for customers seeking personalized stationery.
Ten young men from as many states waited since October 7 for Captain Cliff Sands to meet on Catalina Island about a buried treasure scheme. They subscribed $35 each for a treasure hunting expedition, funded by Sands who advertised fortunes in magazines. Money sent to Sands in Seattle. hunters told to meet him there. One man identified as N. B. Barnum of Boston. Others declined to disclose identities.
Chicago October 15 A former country lad who started as an errand boy at Sullivan Illinois First National Bank became Assistant Treasurer of the United States after taking the oath at noon in the Subtreasury. Irving Shuman bonded $400000 and the vault held about $97000000 ready cash.
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