Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-23
PERSONAL.

w | Christmas.
 Mr.. Frank Bozel of Montgomery is in | the city for few days. Sheriff w. s. Wilson of Franklin county was In the city yesterday. | MT. and Mrs. D. NJ. Drennen have gone l to Athens for the holidays. Capt. F. L. Demere will go to his old home in Georgia to spend the week. MT. Will Rickley of Montgomery is here spending Christmas week with friends. MT. David Roberts has retur ned from a visit to his old home in South Ga rolina. Miss Jennie Reed of Oak Grove is spend- ing the holidays with friends in the city. MT. and Mrs. F. w. Dixon have gone to Columbia, Tenn, to spend the holidays.
 MT. Ed Burke goes down to Montgomery
 this morning to spend Christmas with rel atives.
 MT. John McCaffrey, Jr., has accepted a position with the Ellis Drug company as cashier.
 Professor Black has resigned his position as baritone singer of St. Pauls Catholic church choir.
 MT. Chester Walker, after an absence of three years, is again among his friends in Birmingham.
 ! Maj. ELI. Higdon aud E. L. HiGdon, Jr., have gone to Murphreesboro to spend the holidays.
 The Misses Holloway returned from the Southern university yesterday afternoon to spend the holidays.
 Miss Nellie Blackwood left Friday for Montgomery, where she goes to visit her uncle, Rev. Dr. Roper.
 MT. and Mrs. 8. M. Blake left yesterday for Nashville, where they will spend lhe holidays with relatives.
 NJ iss Edith Wheeler is home from the Tuskaloosa Female college to spend the holidays with her father.
 Chancellor and Mrs. Thomas Cobbs left yesterday for Houston, Tex, whither they go 10 visit their son.
 Miss Mary Griffin, who is attending the Southern Female college, came home yss. terday to spend Christmas.
 Miss Fannie Merritt of Mariana, Fla. :, is visiting her sister, Mrs. George R. Smith, 5S0 Twenty third street.
 Judge aud Mrs. 5. E. Greene went over 10 Ialladega yesterday to spend the holi- days with the latter's parents.
 MT. A. J. O'Halleron, manager of the Postal Telegraph company at Selma, is spending lew days in the city.
 MT. and Mrs. John A. Turner of Nash vile came down yesterday afternoon to spend the holidays with parents. e
 MT. R. E. Randall left yesterday for
 West Point, Ga., To join Mrs. Randall,
 who is visiting her mother at that place,
 Mrs. w. 0. Smith or Elizabethton, !, Tenn, nee Miss Camea McCaffrey, IS in
 the city spending the holidays with her parents.
 MT. Clarence l.. Dean, advance represen- tative of Miss Katie Emmett, is in the city. Clarence is an up- To- date fellow and knows |' hIs bsZ.
 T. C. King is selling ladies handsewed and gents full calf shoes at s1.95. These goods formally cost more than g at the factory. Mir. Ike Starr, the clever mail agent be- tween Nashville and Montgomery. is in the city, spending the holidays with his mother, Mrs. E. .. Starr. Mr. J. w. hargrove, one of the efficient clerks In the city court clerk 's office, left yesterday for Danville, Ala, to spend the holidays with his father, who is ill. MT. J. Ross Snyder, student at the Vanderbilt university, Nashville, Tenn, arrived in the city yesterday morning, and will spend the holidays with his parents. Hon. William E. Brundy, commander in chief of the Sons of Veterans, United States army, aud a nephew oi Ex Governor Foraker oi Chic, will arrive iD the city to- day.
 MT. Frapk Cahalap returned Friday from | 1uskaloosa and will spend Christmas week | with his sisters. Frank has great many | friends ip the city who are always glad 10 l zee him.
 | MT. James Montgomery oi Ashville, St. | Clair county, has moved to Birmingham with his family and will occupy their resi- | denca at Buena Vista station. Mr. Mont | gomery is U S:Rw partner of Judge lnzer. | Capt. s. ! ! Nunnellee of the Selma | Times, one of the best known and most | popular newspaper men in Alabams, &C.,
 companied by Mrs. Nunneilee, came up
 rom the Central City last night to visit his | daughter, Mrs. Henry Martin, at Avon | dale.
 | Mir. Hunter A. Long, Birmingb ham boy | who. went to St. Louis several years ago, | is in the city spending Christmas with his | mother, Mrs. James A. Allen. The num- erous friends oi MT. Long will be pleased | to learn that he is engaged in prosperous business in Sr I.,ni.