Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-01
PERSONAL

Mrs. M. L.zHowelson of Mobile is vis- iting in the city.
 Attorney W. K. Terry is back from a visit to Atlanta.
 MT. Allen Glover of Smiths mines was in the city yesterday.
 Mir. Joe Sparks of the fire department is on a visit to Georgia.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard F. Johnston left last night for Atlanta.
 Mr. Harry Jones has returned from the Atlanta exposition.
 Mr. James A. Allen, Jr., has returned from the Atlanta exposition.
 MT. Al Campbell has returned from visit to the Atlanta exposition.
 Mrs. James McManus is visiting rela- lives in Atlanta and Athens, Ga.
 Mrs. A. o. Lane has returned from a visit to the Atlanta exposition.
 MT. ". H. Hobson of Chicago, but for merly of Birmingham, is in the city. T
 MT. -W!AT. Northington of Prattville was among the visitors to the city yes terday. .a
 Capt. J. w. Bush of Birmingham came down to our city last Friday.-Canebrake Herald.
 MT. s. B. Trapp and wife of Admission were among the visitors to the city Saturday.
 
 Congressman Bankhead was in the city yesterday.
 MT. Joseph H. Parsons has returned from a protracted visit to Washington city and New York.
 Judge Banks and Solicitor Ferguson will return today from Florence, where they have been shooting ducks.
 MT. P. J. Newman of the police force has returned from the exposition and re- ports having most excellent time. s-
 Mr. Ed Warren, Jr., who has been con fined to his room with an injured leg, the result of a bicycle accident, has al most recovered the use of his limb.
 MT. Marion Stuart Cam, well known in this city, having been connected with the Age-Herald for a long time, is 'ex- pected to arrive here today on visit.
 MT. James P. Shields, a prominent wholesale merchant of Knoxville, accom- panied by his wife and baby, is visit ing his brother-in-law, MT. B. F. Moore.
 Mrs F. M. Frazier and Mrs. T. U. Wal ter of Huntington w. Va, mother and sister of Mrs. c. D. Ebersole, are visiting the latter at Beeler's station, South High lands.
 Railroad Commissioner Ross c. Smith is at home for few days rest He has just recovered from an attack of fever that confined him to his bed in Mont gomery for more than a week.
 A number of MT. Tom Jones' friends heard that he had been injured at the mines yesterday. His name was con fused with that of MT. Tom Moore, who was killed by falling rock. ,
 MT. ". c. Jemison returned from Bir-r mingham yesterday evening. His daugh- ter, Miss Kate, who is attending scheol in Birmingham. came down with him for a visit of few days.-Tuskaloosa Times.
 MT. ". J. Hodson of Mobile. president of the Mobile Phosphate and Chemlcal company, was circulating among his Bir- mingham friends yesterday. He was on his return from a - successful business trip to Tennessee and Kentucky. i'd n
 TIC 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 children's, from 10 to 40 per cent reduc- tion. See our Twentieth Century hnea
 Mir. Theo H. Vaughan, who has so long been connected with the business depark ment of Birmingham newspapers and who is well and favorably known among newspaper patrons, was yesterday ap- pointed assistant business manager of the State Herald by the directors of this paper-a deserved promotion to de- SeTNlHS
 Austin Strong, the youngest and one of the most expert telegraphers of the Postal Telegraph .company's force. and locally we'll known among music lovers as an artist upon the mandolin and gui- tar, left last night for Memphis, Tenn. to accept a responsible position with Hogan & Co.,, brokers of that city. "Kid" Strong has been with the Postal since the company opened here and developed into one of the fastest and most pro ficient telegraphers. of the south. His friends regret exceedingly to lose his companionship, but all rejoice that he is advancing upward in this promotion.
 Florence Hotel Arrivals.-Guy Huff man, Bessemer; J. s. Childress and wife. w. L. Abernathy and wife, Miss M. l.. Abernathy, Pulaski, Tenn; B. w. Breed love, E, J. Boyd, Tuskaloosa; H. w. Finn, Miss Helen Mccormack. Miss Bessemer; Miss Mollie Jordan. Miss Annie Jordan, city; Mrs. M. L. Harrald> son, Mobile; F. M Tendon, Virginia; Henry McCalley, University of Alabama; Willis Banks, Columbus, Miss; A. W. Cruikshank, Atlanta; H. A. Mosely, Cin- einnati; |. A. Little. Winston, N c; Thomas Bayne, Milwaukee, Wis: M. A Connor, New York; R. s. Lewis. Shelby; J. P. Mudd, city; Boyd H. Cox, Atlanta; Mrs. Wilbur Brown, city; John O. Tate, St. Louis; c. c. Kaufman, Nashville, T. A. King. Mobile; A. Kuhn StLouis; Judson Davie, Speigners; J. W. Gray son, Gurleys; D. A. Unsworth New McComak, Louisville; A. s. Johnson, Nashville; W. E. noX, Anniston; John s. Queen. Ensley; J., w. Johnson, Howard college; N. B. Nesbitt, Mississippi; J. s. Tucker Tennessee; C. Tucker Stanton, Tenn; W. H. Hammond, New York.