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The Cleburne New Era
NEWSPAPER NOTICES FROM "THE CLEBURNE NEW ERA" for NOVEMBER 1904

Newspaper Issue of November 5, 1904

We very much regret to chronicle the illness of Rev. T.H. Howle who has been 
quite low and ill for some time and as we go to press we learn he is no 
better.  Mr. and Mrs. V.G. Howle of Anniston have been here since Saturday 
night at the bedside of his father.
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Miss Alma Grantham of Harmon, GA arrived here this week. She is a cousin of 
Mrs. Owen Black.
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Mrs. Jno. W. Kitchens is very sick with pneumonia. Dr. Wright is the attending 
physician and an Atlanta lady is the nurse. We hope her recovery will be 
speedy.
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NEWSPAPER issue of Saturday, November 12, 1904

Mr. and Mrs. T.F. Owen and son of Hico, Texas spent Thursday night in the city 
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T.M. Reeves.  Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Reeves are 
sisters. They have been visiting W.H. Harday at Lineville for several days.
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DIED - - Moses Kemp of near Kemp Creek died at his home Tuesday and was buried 
at Lebanon cemetery on Wednesday.  Mr. Kemp was 77 years, 8 months and 18 days 
old.
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DIED - - Mrs. W.P. Ayers died at her home near Micaville on Wednesday and was 
buried on Thursday.
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Mathew Smith and sister of Rockdale were in the city this first of the week.
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NEWSPAPER Notice of Saturday, November 19, 1904

Miss Ione Shaw who has been with her cousin Miss Ethel Davis of Tallapoosa, GA 
for the past month is at home again.
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Mrs. J.D. Hudson of Weavers was visiting her father and mother Mr. and Mrs. 
James Hilton at Beason's Mill last week.
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John Autrey is visiting his father at Tallapoosa this week.
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D. E. Bryant and family will leave for Texas next week where they will make 
their future home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Homer Nix left last week for Texas.  Success to them.
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Mrs. W.H. Waters was the guest of Mrs. Carreker on Wednesday.
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LEGAL NOTICE - - Notice of Final Settlement
State of Alabama, Cleburne County Probate Court
November 11, 1904

In the matter of the estate of M.R. Bell, deceased;  The statement of account, 
vouchers and evidences of Mrs. P.C. Bell, administratrix of the estate of M.R. 
Bell, deceased, having been filed in the Probate Court of Cleburne county, 
Ala., for a final settlement of estate.  It is ordered that the 7th day of 
December 1904 be appointed the day on which to make such final settlement at 
which time all persons interested in said estate may appear and contest said 
settlement if they think proper to do so.  Done at office November 12, 1904.  
A.A. Hurst, Judge of Probate
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DIED - - at Micaville, Cleburne County, Alabama at 6:30 p.m. on November 9, 
1904,  Mrs. Dilia Ayers, wife of Mr. W.P. Ayers, after he last illness of two 
weeks duration, surrounded by her friends and family, quietly and peacefully 
passed from earth to the joys of everlasting life.  A noble, christian woman, 
a loving mother, affectionate wife and consistent friend has left us. She 
leaves behind to grieve over her untimely departure, three children, two boys 
and a little girl of three summers, a husband, a father, one sister, Mrs. John 
Cook of near Bells Mills and two brothers now in Texas.   The family and 
friends have our sincere and heartfelt sympathy and trust that he who tempers 
the wind to the showrn lamb will care for and protect the little ones, so 
early in life, deprived of a mother's love.     T.A. Dolan, Eudora, Ala.
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NEWSPAPER Issue of Saturday, November 26, 1904

E.P. Pesnell was in the city this week.
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W.H. Howle was in Heflin yesterday.  Four weeks ago Mr. Howle was thrown from 
a buggy while going down Ross mountain and Friday was his first visit to town. 
His shoulder blade was fractured and several other injuries were received.
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Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Johns of Edwardsville were Heflin visitors last Saturday. We 
are glad to see Mrs. Johns looking well again. Her health is better than it 
has been in about three years.
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Messrs. Charlie Mims, Sam White, Lauson Waldrup and Hubert Cochran were out 
shooting birds Thanksgiving. They had good luck.
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Raleigh Gibbs has accepted a position with the Southern Railway as night 
operator at Villa Rica, GA.
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Mrs. J.S. Bolt is on the sick list this week.
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D. P. Barker and A.P. Barker were callers of the New Era yesterday. The latter 
gentleman has just returned from Riesel, Texas where he has been for the past 
fifteen months. We are glad that he has returned and decided to make Cleburne 
his future home. These young men are sons of our E.G. Barker of Bells Mills.
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