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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1907
Page
5
A collage of short notices lists residents visiting from Newville Malvern and Ver a Dothan and Birmingham attendees at lodge meetings. Individuals such as C Helms E Burford and J Crawford are noted in town, with others traveling from Route 6 and Route 2. A seven months old baby died and was buried in a local cemetery after a convention trip.
Charlie Segrest of Slocomb passes through Jothan en route to Birmingham for Bankers Convention. Rev W M Anderson and mother head to Tennessee. Mary Bryan returns from Nashbet Tenn. to study. Watchmaker join Strickland Bros Jewelers for repairs while you wait. Several locals enroll in Dothan Business College. Baptist church reports 38 baptisms with others to follow. J W Thrasher attends burial in Dothan. J D Harrison shaves sideburns, town jokes.
Mr. Heard Saxon of this city began a course in bookkeeping and stenography at the local business college this week.
Frank Fowler was granted bail of $6,000 before Chancellor Parks on Monday but failed to post the bond and remains in jail.
Mrs. Pearce mother of Judge H A Pearce and FE A Pearce died at their North Oates street home after a short illness. The body was taken to Abbeville, their old home, for burial Monday. She was about 76 years old but appeared much younger.
A meeting of the Wire-Grass Rural Letter Carriers Association will be held in Dothan on Thursday May 30 at 11 o clock at the courthouse. Topics for the good of the service will be discussed and Hartford carriers will demonstrate motorcycle use. All carriers are urged to attend.
The message urges immediate commencement of tasks, insisting that if something must be done it should start now. E. L. Layfield, president, underscores the push for prompt initiative and proactive effort.
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