Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-12
PERSONAL.

Chier Aullin has returned from visit to the exposition.
 Mir. Frank Grider of Mississippi was in the city yesterday.
 Judge Thomas Roulhac of Sheffield was in the city yesterday.
 Mrs C. D. Smith of Albany, Ga, is visiting Mrs George T. Hill.
 MT. and Mrs ". H. Lodge have gone to Atlanta for a few days visit to the expo sition.
 President Trask of the Columbian Equipment company has returned from visit to New York.
 Mrs. M. J. Meglemery of Louisville is visiting the family of her son, MT. c. E. Meglemery of this city.
 MT. w T. Holland, after selling a car load of fine stock in the city, returned last night to Eilxton, Tenn.
 Col. John c. Pugh of Gadsden son of Senator Pugh, paid the State Herald of flee pleasant call yesterday.
 The Southern's travelling passenger agent MT. l.. A. Shipman, is again in his ofIice after a brief business visit to Mis- sisslppi.
 Rev. w. H. Richardson of Gadsden, Ala. passed through the city last night en route home from the recent Presby- terian synod at Selma.
 Miss Ozella Greer, who has been spend- ing several weeks with the family of her uncle, c. H. Greer. South Highlands, re- turned to her home in Lafayette yester- day.
 Miss Blossie Yeates. after a pleasant visit to Mrs. B. C.. Chandler of this city, returned last night to her home in Stark vile, Miss. She was accompanied by Mrs. Chandler.
 The protracted services at the Baptist church are being largely attended. The large church could not accommodate the audience of Sunday, and quite num- ber were turned away.
 Two thousand five hundred pairs of ladies', misses and gentlemen's fall and winter shoes, bought at all prices, re- ceived Ladies' and gentlemen's summer shoes will be sold for the next few days regardless of cost or price. T. C. King, 2026 First avenue.
 Mrs. D. B. Pearson died Saturday af ternoon at o'clock at Springville. De- ceased leaves a husband and two chill dren. Mrs. Pearson had many friends in Birmingham, where her husband former ly lived and was especially well known when conducting the Pearson Shoe com pany. The family have the sympathy or all who know them.
 Birmingham will be greeted with quite an enjoyable surprise this week. One Of the sweetest singers that has ever made appearance at OBrien's opera house will make stand for four nights. J. Aldrich I,ibbey the singer and composer who has set the world a singing. Every day we can hear some one of the sweet strains from his many popular songs singing from inc throat of some pasSer-by or the sweet piano girl. MT. Libbey has scores of friends in this city who will welcome his return, he being a great social favorite here.
 Florence Hotel Arrivals.-R. E. Miller, Philadelphia; John C. Powell, Tuska- loosa: T. J. Fletcher. Madison; J. E. Gif- ford. I. A. Douglass, Atlanta; b. A. Brad burg. Lee Stone. city; B. F. Van Kemer, oshkosh. Wis; J. Ivomorrison. J. B. Goodlett, J. w Randall Huntsville; Miss Gaunt Miss Martinez. New York; C. A. Beesley, F. w. Smartt, Nashville; N. Saxon, Rutledge, Ga; William Nance, George Nance city; w. H. Fisher, Springfield, O.; Andrew Hall, Hopkins vile. Ky; c. Griesmer, Akron, O.; G. P. IaFayette Memphis; Julius Hermann, Chicago: Harry Gary. J. w. Hughes. city; l. R. Goodlett. Washington; M. O. Tate, Eli Abbott. F. Jenkins. T. w. Pow CTS. O. Feagin, c. F. Boykin, s. P. John- ston, c. Pearce. S. c. Pelham, G. D. Stone. g. R. Prince. University of Alabama foot ball team: J. H. Dew, Mobile: John s. Queen. Ensley: Sanford Hamilton Ma rion. Ind. F. D. Lambert, Atlanta H. H. Kirkpatrick. Paris. Tex; O. F. White head, Hemphill; w. F. Bransford and wife. F. w. Balsnyder. Atlanta; r. W. Green, St. Louis; H. s. Kinner and wife, Cleveland: Thomas D. Maxwell. Tuska- loosa; G. c. Phleger Springfield, O.; J. c Ferris. Charlotte, N. C.; Bob Hellwitt. Knoxville; Dr. B. l.. Rawlins and wife, New York; T. A. Vaughn. Philadelphia.