Local notes of Abbeville court week and town life
Abbeville and surrounding residents are listed visiting officials and citizens this week. Movements include court attendance by Theodore Henry and others, several Abbeville figures visiting Columbia, and updates on local business, the county courthouse move, and a new hotel setup at The Thrasher Hotel. Cattle and farm notices appear with a stray Jersey cow reported.
Captain Mark White Elected President for Life
Capt Mark White of Sacred Harp fame was elected by the Houston County Musical Convention as president for life, eliminating any future competition. He also served this week as a member of the county grand jury and performed well in that role.
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Mark White
Sacred Harp Fame
Houston County Musical Convention
New Lumber Co forms with local directors
The Coffee Springs Lumber Company is formed with J. A. Smith as President J W Austin as Vice President J K Whitton as Secretary and Treasurer and B J Austin as Manager The company is capitalized at 25000 Several gentlemen involved are members of the Dothan Lumber Co of this city On Tuesday Ed Jones and Maud Spiva were married in Birmingham at the Central Church Dr Sherod Moody and Clem Ezelle attended the ceremony Jones is a bookkeeper for Malone Grocery Co and many friends wish the couple happiness
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Coffee Springs Lumber Company
J. A. Smith
J W. Austin
J. K. Whitton
B. J. Austin
Dothan Lumber Co
Ed. Jones
Maud Spiva
Birmingham
Central Church
Sherod Moody
Clem Ezelle
Mr. Jones
Malone Grocery Co
Alabama Bottling Works Dissolves By Mutual Consent
The Alabama Bottling Works formed by D. M. Stewart and M. M. Sheppard dissolves by mutual consent with M. M. Sheppard retiring and D. M. Stewart assuming all responsibilities. The business continues under the former name. Date Oct 30 1905 Nov 4 24.
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Alabama Bottling Works
D. M. Stewart
M. M. Sheppard
Vast Moro clash ends with Ali killed and prisoners taken
Manila reports Captain McCoy routed Datto Ali on Mindanao killing Ali, his son, and followers. Forty three Moros captured or wounded. Three U.S. infantrymen dead, two wounded. Ongoing fighting near Lake Lingayen basin.
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Manila
Frank R. McCoy
Third Cavalry
Gengra
Constabulary
Lake Lingtyasen
Mindanao
Datio Ali
War Department
Washington
James A. Buchanan
Smith
Seventh Cavalry
Twenty-second Regiment
United States Infantry
Ali
Buluane
Lewellyns
Robb
Twenty-second Infantry
Martin L. Bates
John J. Rork
Constabulariy
Lake Liguasan
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