Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-11

which accorded him a royal and knigatiy welcome. He addressed the order and made a most favorable impression by his eloquent words of wisdom.
 Capt. W. A. Gunter of Montgomery was in the city this week on professional business. Maj Hugh Carlisle of Gunters- ville was here this weeK. MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Cooper have returned from two weeks visit to Old Point Comfort. Frank A. Adams has been taking rest off the road with friends and relatives for a couple of weeks. Miss Beulah Moore of Birmingham is visiting Miss onie Weaver. Mrs. William Vaughan and children have returned to their home at Birmingham, after visit of some weeks to her parents and family. MT and Mrs. s. $. Dargin left Friday for stay at Tate Springs for their health and rest. Mrs II. B. Scott of Decatur is visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. Amy McAllis- ter and daughter. Margaret, have re- turned from a visit to relatives at Ius- cumbia. Mrs c. c. Graves of BiTming- ham is visiting the family of MT. s. L. Tery. Rev. A. ". McGaha arrived here Thursday eyenig in feeble health, but the pure and bracing air of Monte Sano will soon prepare him for his duties at How ard college, of which he is the able presl- dent. Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Anderson have gone to Hawkinsville, Ca, on visit to the formers relatives and parents. Mrs. Alice Alen and daughter and Mrs. An derson of Lexington, Ky, are visiting Mrs Albert Jones. Mrs. W. H. MoselcY and little daughter have gone to Lynch burg Va on a visit to her parents and
 friends in her old home. Mrs. Kate Walker of Decatur is visiting Mrs. A. c. Dem2 sters. Mrs. Allen R. Campbell and children have gone to Trinity, Ala, to visit her parents.
 Misses Annie l.. and Edith Vert or Decatur are the pleasing guests of Miss Sarah Dement.-Otis Nichols of Nashville is on a visit to his father and many friends who hear with great joy Of his rising success in the City of Rocks.-T. H. Wade and Joe A. McCown went to Blount Springs this week to attend the meeting of the State Board of Embalm- CTS and Censors-Mrs. Moss and daugh- CTS have returned to their home in Gin cinnati after a visit to relatives in the city during which they were the guest of Mr Ike Wise and family.-Miss Bessie Nichol of Nashville returned to her home this week. after visit of some weeks to relatives and friends in the city.-Miss Nichol is one of the loveliest and most charming visitors Huntsville enjoys Mrs J. E. Penny and son of Decatur are visiting the family of her father, Judge H. c. Speake.-Eugene Gill of this city left this week for Nashville to accept position with Gray & Dudley. and they will find him No. 1 boy.-Miss Leedy Giles, Hon. Knox Bryson and w. H. Har- ris of Fayetteville have been visiting in the city-Mrs. Abrams of Macon, Ga, is visiting relatives in the city.-Mrs. R. F. Pettus was called to Trinity, Ala. this week by the illness of her mother.-Rev. oscar Haywood, pastor of the First Bap- tist church, returned this week from a visit to his mother in North Carolina and from taking his annual vacation. He is much improved in health by the needed rest.-Neal and Wells Bassett of Fort Worth, Tex, are home on a visit to their mother and relatives and many friends Col. s. H. Scruggs of Nashville was here this week.-Mrs.. L. W. Todd has returned to her home at Guntersville. accompa- nied by Miss Susie Huff.-Judge of Pro bate Francisco Rice, who is al his coun- try home, is reported to be improving in health