Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-05
PERSONAL

MT. M. B. Neice of Huntsville Is in the city.
 MT. ". M. Lindsey was in Montgomery yesterday
 MT. Charles Sparks of Shelby is visit ing the city.
 MT. L. J. Haley spent yesterday in Montgomery.
 MT. H. l.. Williams of Wetumpka was in the city last night.
 Col Ed G. Caldwell of Anniston was in the city last night
 MT. E. J. Meir of Sylaeauga arrived in Birmingham last night.
 MT. J. D. Dwyer and family left last night for Atlanta and the exposition.
 MT. w. H. Johnson of the Montgomery Advertiser was in the city yesterday.
 MT. P. J. Burke and bride have re- turned from the Atlanta exposition.
 MT. George D. Allison left last night on business trip to Nashville and Mem phis.
 Miss Annie Worthington is visiting her sister in Jasper to be absent several weeks.
 Mrs. c. P. DeShazo and pretty little Miss Nina Hood leave this evening for week in Atlanta.
 Hon. w. H. Denson and wife stopped over in the city last night on their return from the Atlanta exposition.
 Mrs. Emily Stern, nee Miss Bell Drey- fus, of Dallas, Tex, is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Blondheim, Fourth avenue
 Miss Annie Stratton of Memphis. Tenn, arrived last night on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Frank Fowlkes, South Highlands.
 Mrs. Ann s. Montgomery of Lewisburg, w. Va, is here spending the winter with her sons, Col. J. A. and Mr.-William G. Montgomery.
 Mrs. M. c. Reynolds is in Mobile, hav- ing been called there by a telegram an- nouncing the serious illness of her sis ter, Mrs. James H. Webb.
 Mrs. J. G. Siddons of the North High lands and her niece, Miss Jennie Gather, of Columbus, Ga, left last night for Att lanta to spend several days.
 Mrs. John M. Martin of Birmingham is on visit to Tuscaloosa. Her pres ence is always source of great pleasure to her number of friends.-Tuskaloosa Times
 Mr. Robert McDavid and family of Montgomery arrived in the city yester- day morning. MT McDavid returned home in the afternoon. His family will spend some time with relatives. MT. and Mrs Durham and Miss Mittie Durham of the South Highlands and Miss Mamie Dodwell, Mir. w. A. Frazer and MT. J. l.. Culver of 1914 Fifth avenue left this morning to take in the exposi- ton.
 Bishop w. w. Duncan of Spartan burg, S. C.. was in the city yesterday en route to Yazoo City, Miss, whither he was going to preside over the Mississippi Methodist conference. He was the guest of Rev. M. H. Wells while in the city.
 Maj. Joseph Hardie, accompanied by Mrs. Hardie and Miss Ava Bradford left yesterday afternoon over the Louisville and Nashville and Southern Pacific rail- roads for Los Angeles Cal, to spend the winter Their address will be care of Bellvue Terrace hotel. Several Birmingham people will attend the funeral of the late Col. John G. Gull man at Cullman today. Those who went to Cullman last night were Messrs. Will liam Recl1ling, F. Furrer, c. J. Rainbow Frank P. O'Brien, J. w. Shafer and E. Lesser They took with them beautl- full floral offering, which will be placed on the casket of the deceased. T. c. King, 2026 First avenue, has re- ceived 1000 pairs Bannister shoes-Cor- dovan, French calf, patent feathers and enamel feathers. Twenty different styles tans. B, c, D, E lasts. Price $4.50 and $5. Same elsewhere $6 and $7. Nine thousand pairs other kinds of ladies', mems and childrens, from 10 to 40 per cent reducL tion See our Twentieth Century line. Mrs. James D. Webb Jr., of Birming- ham, formerly Miss Maude Hays. accom-
 
 the guest of her aunt, Mrs Bama Jones' Tuskaloosa has not seen this former pop ular Tuskaloosa girl since her marriage a year and half ago and her countless home friends extend her a most cordial welcome.-Tuskaloosa Times. MT. Truman H. Aldrich arrived in the city last night on his return from a busi- ness trip to Cincinnati. When told by a reporter that the papers had him in Washington looking after his congress sional interests he replied that he would not go to the capital until after the ap- pointment of the election committee; that he had some important business that was requiring his personal atten- tion just at this time. MT Marion Stuart Cam of Scranton. Pa, formerly editor of the Age-Herald, paid the State Herald a call yesterday, He has been taking in the Atlanta expo siton and came over he said. to visit his old friends. MT. Cam won many friends while citizen of Birmingham. and as he noted the death of so many with whom he had been intima tely asso- ciated, hot tears wet his cheeks. Since his return to Scranton he has combined his literary work with teaching. and upon the whole the world has gone well with him. The "Silent Eye" will ever receive a cordial welcome to Birming- ham.
 Florence Hotel arrivals December 4: | Willis Banks, Columbus, Miss; F. M. | Hendon. Virginia; Kelly O'Rear, Chatta- | nooga; s. E. Jones, Bessemer; E. D. | Brown, Baltimore; P. J. Croghan San | ford, Fla; Mrs. Kate Kennedy, Illinois | Fred H. Cobb, Jr., Meridian, Miss; Miss | Francis M. Hughes, Samuel T: Battle. l Frank T. Johnson. G. Rawson Wade. | Frank G. Hollster, Chicago; H. Michael T>son, J. E. Pope, New York; W. Madison | Scott, Virginia; c. M. Russell, Evansville; | F. G. Blair. Tuskaloosa; W. H. Johnston, | H. w. Clark. Montgomery; F. H. Plant, | Boston; Irving Washington, Chicago; R.