Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-01
PERSONAL.

MaJ. t1ugh sCarllsle or GuntefsVllle IS in the city.
 Springs yesterday
 w. F. Aldrieh of Aldrich, Ala, is reg istered at the Morris. <
 Col Ed c. Caldwell. sheriff of Calhoun county, is in the city
 Col. Amos E. Goodhue of Gadsden is attending federal court.
 MT. Wiley Tunstafl, Jr.. of Anniston spent a few hours Tn the city last night
 MT. R. R. Mckenzie of Attalla is vis- iting his son, MT. W. R. Mckenzie, West End.
 Misses Alta and Lilly McMillfan re- turned to their home in Anniston yes,er- day.
 James F. Slater left yesterday after noon for trip north in the interest of immigration.
 Misses Matte and Zemma Webb went to Decatur yesterday for a two days vis- it to relatives.
 Col J. c. McFee representing the Mar rick Thread company is in the city. The colonel reports business good.
 Rev. Dr. J. c. Morris left yesterday for Richmond. Va. He will return the latter part of the week with Mrs. Morr.s.
 Ed A. Mel, general passenger and freight agent of the Mobile and Birming- ham railroad, at Selma, is in the city.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Seals have re- turned from north Alabama and are at home with Mir and Mrs. Wesley M. Smith.
 Miss Lula Ross of Rome. Ga. passed through the city last night going to TuS- kaloosa, where she will teach in the Bap- tist Female college. MT. J. Schein has accepted the night clerkship at the Metropolitan hotel Mr. Victor Cugin, the former popular clerk, resigned the place to manage the Acme | dairy for the Metropolitan company. Messrs. George and Phil Brothers and Woodson and Frank Martin of Jackson vile, Ala, passed through the city last night en route to the University of Ala bama, where they will enter the law school. Mrs. Dr. Evans of Woodlawn is dan- gerously ill., Several efforts were made to reach her father and mother MT. and Mrs. J. R. Woodward, by telegraph yes terday, but their exact location could not be ascertained. Prof T. w. Bush of Columbus Ga
 who formerly had large class of pu- pills here, whom he instructed so sue cessfuly in the terpsichorian art, is in the city. He is thinking of again To- eating in Birmingham Two thousand five hundred pairs ot ladies' misses and gentlemen's fall and
 
 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. MT. w. J. Chappelle, advance repre- sentative of "The Limited Mail" compa- ny, which is due to arrive at O'Brien S October 2, is in the city. MT. Chappelle has novelty in the way of an advertise ment for his company, which is a graph ophone. It Is great scheme and catches al first sight.
 MT. B. M. Butte has resigned his posi- tion as day clerk at the Florence ho- tel, where he has been situated the past several months, and after a few days recreation will go to St. Louis where he will embarke in business. MT. Fl. W. Nash of Columbus, Ga., succeeds him at the Florence. Dr. and Mrs. George M. Morrow have returned from Manitoba and the north west. They had a most delightful trip and returned much benefited in health Dr. Morrow tells an interesting story oi his meeting with Montana's cattle queen Mrs. Collins. MT. and Mrs. J. R. Wood ward and Miss Bertha remained in Mon- tana and intend returning to Brming- ham about the middle of October. Snow Squall at Faston Pa