Local notices and social items from Dothan area
Be Sh ara ser oe and others from Columbia Midland City and Cottonwood move through town with visits and purchases. A Wednesday wedding unites Clarence Bell and Miss Tippie McCarty at the Whidder residence. Uncle John Thrasher returns from Nebraska over Jelks case. Dothan to gain top barber shop facilities as shops move together with six skilled barbers ready for travelers and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bell
Tippie McCarty
A. D. Whidder
John T. Thrasher
McCook
Nebraska
Jelks
John
Tennessee
Cherny Sells Stetson Hats at Three Fifty and Four
Advertiser J B Dell listed as a notable patron of Dothan papers. The C W Park Stock Co will begin a series of engagements here on Monday hereafter on the courthouse lot. W R Flowers relocated from Jakin and will operate a wholesale lumber business from an office in the Farmer and Porter building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Park Stock Co
W. R. Flowers
Jakin
J. J Flowers
North Cates
Mr. Flowers
Farmer and Porter Building
Cane Crop Advice Promises Profitable Sugar Cane
Mr W A Winburn of Central Railroad launches a pamphlet teaching cane growing and sugar making for Georgia and Alabama farmers. He argues the crop can be produced annually at low cost and sold at good prices, urging continued farming as cane acreage rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Winburn
Central Railroard
Georgia
Alabama
McCarthy and O Neal Wed Quietly at Southside Church
William McCarthy and Mrs Johnnie O Neal were secretly married at Southside Methodist Church by Rev J L Jones. McCarthy has worked in Dothan as bookkeeper for M T Lewman Co. The bride is the widow of W C O Neal, formerly of the area, then a Pensacola resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCarthy
Johnnie O'Neal
Southside
Mule Killed After Train Strikes Cart Driven by Cobb
A mule ridden by C. R. Cobb was struck by the Central passenger train at about five thirty Saturday evening. The animal had its front feet cut off and was killed to end its misery. Cobb, clinging to the mule, was thrown beside the track and narrowly escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Cobb
Negro Murder in Dothan Claims Likely Suspects
A man named Sam Henderson was shot dead at his North S street home around nine at night. Report says the gunman was Bill Crockett or a photo agent named Robison. Crockett resides in Dothan. Robison is a nonresident. A second witness recalls two men discussing past debts before the shooting. The crime prompts calls for swift law enforcement action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Henderson
North S Street
Bill Crockett
Robison
Crockett
Hog stock for sale by May Bros at Deals or May’s Market
Hog buyers offered top quality stock from Thrasher stock of hogs described as finest in the country. Full Bred English Berkshire and Black Mammoth pigs ready for sale. Twenty four pig stock available. Located at Dothan Alabama with May Bros at Deals or May’s Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAY Bros
Deal’s
May's
Georgian Acquitted of Murder in Staunch Trial
Albany Georgia November 15 In one of the era’s notable murder trials the jury acquitted Arthur O Sulton of the Bush murder after a prior conviction and life sentence. Judge Spence granted a new trial finding a verdict reached in a irregular manner amid a fierce defense by leading families of Colquitt County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Ga
Baler County
Arthur O. Sulton
CC. A
Colgullt
Aog Bytton
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Ara Ser Oe
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E. Sanders
Columbia
Henry Simonton
Ville
Harrison
Midland City
Cherry's
W. T. Brooks
R. H. Burdeshaw
Hardy
Emc. Howell
Midland
Washere
HP. Calhoun
Cottonwood
Bat
Bessie Burk
Mumery
Cincinnati
KP. Hall
Big Creek
Colum
Cherry
Foster Street
Harvard Grocery
Cherny
J. B. Dell
Court House
McCarhhy O' Nneal
Mr.c. R. Cobb
Robinson
Dothan Ala
Whaley’s Dry Goods
America
W.H. Whaley
Marc G
Srichlan
Siddileses Bros
Ata
Birmis
Hall's Safe Co
Wham
Ala
King Quality Shoes
J Meyroviitz
Sam Epps
H. B. Brockett
City Market
Mahly
Mne
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