Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-26
PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Ross is visiting in Atlanta.
 Hon. Wilson R. Brown of Sheffield is in the city.
 Congressman Banl1head of Fayette is in the city
 Mrs. S. Stein and family of Calera are visiting their son, MT. A. Stein of this city.
 Mrs. l. A. Montgomery of Sumter, s. C., is visiting her son, MT. Joseph H. Montgomery.
 Mrs. F. w. Dixon and children have returned to the city, after an absence of several months.
 Miss Alice Dixon of Columbia, Tenn, is visiting her brother, MT. F. W. Dixon, on South Highlands.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Cox and their daughter, Miss Bessie, left Sunday morn- ing for Atlanta, to see the exposition.
 MT. Sam Ogilvie, day gate keeper at the union passenger depot, has returned from visit to his old home at Columbia, Tenn.
 Secretary N F. Thompson of the Com mercial club has accepted an invitation of the chamber of commerce of Johns- town, Penn., to visit that city early in December. A reception will be rendered him while there.
 Two thousand five hundred pairs of ladies', misses and gentlemen's fall and WlHteT SnOeS, DOuSnI aI all pTlceS, re- ceived. Ladies and gentlemen's summer shoes will be sold for the next few days regardless of cost or price. '. c. King, 2026 First avenue.
 MT. P. T. Bradfo- left Sunday night for Harmony Grove Ga., to attend the marriage of Capt. Harry Gunnells of An niston, Ala, and Miss Sadie Goss of Har- mony Grove. Captain Gunnells is assis- tant principal of the Aniston public schools and one of the brightest and most popular young men in the state He is we'll known in military circles, he having been an officer in the Calhoun rifles of Oxford for number of years.
 Representative James W. Bailey of Texas spent few hours in Birmingham yesterday evening, en route to Washing ton. He is dated to speak at Troy, Ala on the 2Sth instant, and will do so if Mrs Bailey, who is now i'll, is we'll enough They left last night for Atlanta. The brilliant young Texan, in company with Congressman John H. Bankhead. was the center of an interested group of list eners last night in the lobby of the Nor riS. Among the notable things he said was of Senator John T. Morgan, whom he described as a man who impressed him as knowing 'more about all things, and all about more things than any he had ever met.
 Florence Hotel Arrival-Ben T. Gias- den, Louisville, Ky: w. B. Kent. lila wara, La; F. c. Cotton, Chattanooga; J. H. Ketchum, Oneonta; W. A. Camp Springfield, Mo; c. H. Warden Erie, Pa. !; Frank Blair, Jr., Cincinnati; M. H. Tom linson, Rochester; w. A. Pyle, Chicago; D. Sivewright. Kansas City; A c. Far ron, Henderson, Tenn; R. G. Moore, Franklin, Ky: W. M. Brewer Alabama {; w. P Yeatman, E. H. Richman, B. l.. Hutcheson, city; s. E. Jones, Bessemer; R. L. Harris, Louisville, Ky; A. H. Ham mond. Jr.. North Carolina; Pat Boggan, city; D. M. Stewart, Brookside; J. E. Maxwell. Tuskaloosa: W. T. Montgom- cry. St. Louis; T. G. Williams, city; John s. Queen. Ensley; W. A. Reminger, Potts town. Pa; J, W. Norwood whitwall, Tenn; D. F. Holloway. whitwan, Tenn. :: ", R. Hilliard, Knoxville; R. D. Whit ney New Orleans; Russell Newman. Me- ridian; Hon. M. c. Burke, Montgomery; F. G. Corbin. Philadelphia: w. R. Hill. city; L. Block, Cincinnati. O.; | A. Scruggs, Knoxville; John R. Sheffield. Chicago: R. l.. Bailuss and wife, Rising Pawn, Ga.; P. H. Boken, Binghampton; William Thompson, Louisville; James Potter. Bessemer; w w Woodruff. Rome. Ga; J. F. Carroll, Cincinnati; R. A. Timmons. Lafayette Ala: A. C. Mil Ter, Dadeville: J. A. Furgerson, St Louis.