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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
5
Brief town roundup shows residents and visitors including RL Coe of Slocomb JW McIntyre of Ashford and Dr H P Calhoun from Hartford. Miss Lillie Howell returns from Judson College and Dr J E Stokes from Kinsey. J P Garner and Mrs R Keyton travel. Birmingham Safe Co. offers repairs. real estate shifts noted on W Main Street.
Dothan residents and visitors are listed including T. J. Whatley and wife, D. F. Flackshear, Mrs. W. R. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Armstrong, Miss Robbie Ghent, John Crary, and Prof. John W. Bish. The county commissioners met on tax matters. A bomb attack last week resulted in an officer's death and the attacker’s suicide. Others include Dr. Harley Cawthon, J. A. Stephens buying property, and several relocations and remodelling efforts around town. A saw mill and gin outfit are offered for sale and new stores set for opening. O. B. Foster and Lonita Clark’s June wedding is noted. Malone & Sons Co. nears completing a new tailoring floor.
Miss Lizzie Mack of Wewahitchka Fla vising relatives in the city. Coast Line engineer J H Borland from south Florida may leave for a new run due to his wife’s health. J O Appling of Columbia hoped to visit Dothan later. Lost on Monday morning between the A C L depot and First National Bank or on a train a 15 jewel gold filled Waltham watch No 12271558 case No 7359294 engraved C C on the outside. Return to Coleman Clark for reward. Walter R Watford of this place and Miss Claire Cowart of Troy were married Wednesday at the bride’s home. Walter works for the First National Bank and is highly regarded.
A town updates its addressing after changing house numbers. Previous even numbers on north and west sides are now reversed, affecting the resident section with all new numbers across the streets.
A report on the Houston National Bank lauds its strong condition after eight months in business. The bank recently moved into a handsome new building, praised as one of the nicest and most conveniently arranged banking houses in the country and noting competition from four other local banks.
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