Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-15
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PERSONAL.

MT. B. B. Conner is on a visit to Mis- souri.
 MT. J. D. Hand of Jemison was in the city yesterday.
 Miss Loula Lide returned home yes terday from St. Louis.
 State Convict Inspector Dr. Judson Da- vie was in the city yesterday.
 MT. B. Wellman is on visit 10 Column bus, Ga., and the exposition.
 Miss Irene Hutchinson of Columbus. Miss, Is visiting the family of MT. G. A. Evans.
 Miss Louie Merritt of Mariana. Fla, is on a visit to her sister, Mrs G. R. Smith, of this city.
 MT. Lee Cowart, assistant United States district attorney, is attending court at Huntsville.
 Maj. w. H. McClintock returned yes- terday from visit to Livingston. where he had been for his health.
 MT. A. M. Shook of Nashville, vice president of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company. is in the city.
 Rev. J. w. Caldwell, pastor of the Cum- berland Presbyterian church of Hunts vile, is the guest of Rev. R. D. Wear
 MT. w. M. Bunting. editor of the Flor ence Herald, was in the city yesterday, returning from the Atlanta exposition.
 MT. Minor Orr left yesterday to visit relatives in Newman, Ga. He will take in the Atlanta exposition before returning.
 Prof. Will J. Wheeler of Kansas has arrived in the city. He will take posi- tion in the Birmingham Business col lege.
 Hon. Hector D. Lane. commissioner of agriculture, stopped over in Birmingham yesterday en route from the exposition to his home at Athens.
 MT. Charles Whelan, Jr., arrived here yesterday from his home in Birmingham to resume his studies at the Mobile Med ical college.-Mobile Herald.
 Miss Irene Crute of Huntsville who has been visiting relatives in the city, was called home by a telegram announc- ing the serious illness of her brother. MT. E. O. Nicely, editor of the Gunters- vile Democrat, was in the city last night, returning from Atlanta, whither he went with the Alabama Press association last week. He was accompanied by Mrs. Nicely.
 MT. J. A. Dodson. general roadmaster of the Southern railway, is in the city He arrived with his family in his private car last night and will inspect the Ala bama Great Southern road before re- turning to Washington.
 Messrs. B. F. and J. D. Moore. mem- bers of the firm of Moore. Moore & Hand ley, were called to Whitesburg, Ga., by telegram Sunday night announcing the death of sister and the very serious illness of their aged father. Two thousand five hundred pairs of ladies'. misses and gentlemens 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. ssss.1 The announcement is made that MT. M. ~ Pnvnnldc of this city, and Miss Celia Williams of Mobile will be married at the home of the latter tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. MT. Reynolds is well known here. he having been a member of the police com mission in 1S93 Florence hotel.-J. W. Caldwell, Hunts vile; D. s. Walraven, Atlanta w. B. Learnard. Memphis: J. M. McMaster. M. L. Patton. city; A. F. Wilson. We tumpka; W. H. Martin, w C. Robinson, Chattanooga: W. H. Dunlap Meridian M. c. Burke, Montgomery; H. Freund, Detroit. Mich: w. M. Markley. Akron, O.: J. s. Soisson. Norwalk. O.; w. w. Car penter, Cincinnati; Frank W. Lull, We tumpka; A. c. Hargrove. Tuskaloosa; E.. s. Chisholm. St. Louis; r. Baldwin, Mem phis: c. F. Griggs. Atlanta; Professor Stookey. Memphis: E. A. Nicely and wife, Guntersvi1le; Ed Stewart. Savannah; N B. Guy and wife Memphis; l. w Guysop. Montgomery: S. E. Reece Thomas. Va :; James A. Kirk and wife. Ressemer, Ala !; Charles H. Weis, Baltimore; ]. N. Yancy, Winston, N. c., w. D.. Hubbard. Ever green. Ala: w. R. Allen. city; J. H. Noock, Chicago; P. Denton. New York Theo Baldwin, Chicago; D. Fraser, New York; S. M. Marx, Greensboro R. R. Yanct. New Orleans; w. R. Crook, Co., lumbus, Ga; w. M. Bunting. Florence, Ala; R. A. McCallister. Milwaukee; H. Klemer, New Albany, Ind.