Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-14
PERSONAL.


 Mir. c. R. Barr, wife and daughter, left yesterday for Florida.
 MT. Ed Wilcox left yesterday for a brief visit to the Atlanta exposition.
 Miss Estelle Wertheimer left yesterday for Atlanta to visit friends and the expo sition.
 Mir. Joe Beitman and his sister, Miss Maud Stern, have gone to Atlanta to visit the exposition.
 Mir Fred Gaultt of the Cook County Democratic club: Say, Berry, this is a pom one. Ha, ha, ha."
 MT. James Boggan and bride have reached home, after pleasant bridal trip to Mobile and Atlanta.
 MT. Ben F. Winston of Huntsville. formerly of this city. passed through yes terday en route to Huntsville.
 Mir. T. J. Powers of the Cook County Democratic club is one of the most prom inent business men of Chicago.
 Master Joe Hill, popular young gen tleman of this city, accompanied by his brother, left last night for the exposition at Atlanta.
 ker will be glad to know that he has sufficiently recovered from his recent ill- ness to be out again.
 Marshal James H. Farrel of the Cook County Democratic club captured the people yesterday with his happy an- nouncements and genial humor.
 pr. T. M Allen and family returned yesterday from Atlanta, where they have been for a week attending the Southern Dental association and the exposition.
 Frank J. Gaulten, who Is the clerk of the circuit court of Cook county, Illinois, is the clubs treasurer and it Is due to his liberal administration that the club made their visit
 Dr. A. H. Gilson of Boston, Mass, Is in the city, the guest of Dr. T. M. Allen. Dr. Gilson visits the city to lecture in the Birmingham Dental college and to see the sights of the Magic City
 MT. J. G. Finn of the Cook County Democratic club holds down the position of financial secretary. MT. Finn is one of the handsomest and most distinguish ed looking members of the club.
 MT. Keihoff, assistant quartermaster of the Cook County Democratic club, enter tained his friends last night with his matchless German voices, composed of nine Irishmen and one Dutchman.
 The Hon. John s. Cooper, president of the Cook County Democracy, one of the handsome members of the Cook county democracy, took this trip it is said, with the sole view of capturing a southern wife.
 MT. H. c. Herbert of the Cook County Democratic club has never voted any thing but the democratic ticket. He is chief clerk of the recorders office of Cook county, and is one of the hardest political workers of the great western metropolis.
 ! 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.
 Florence Hotel Arrivals-H. M. Frank lin, w. H. Daniel, Nashville; H. A. Hat field St. Louis; D. H. Hillman, Nashville; F. M. Sullivan, Chicago; R. H. Palmer, Horse Creek; w. Jacobs, Louisville; w. c. Beckham, Atlanta; E. w. Long, Nash vile; N. Taccome, city; G. w. Fry, F. J. Kelly, Louisville; E. Rautenberg, Grau Opera company; Jacob Hersch, Macon, Ga.; w. A. Battons, Lawrenceburg, Ky; R. S. Lewis, Shelby county; J. N. Young, Winston, N. C.; A. P Weaver, Alexan- dria.; Va; Sidney J. Bowie, Talladega; E. D. Lambert, Atlanta; J. A. Edwards, Denver, Col; J. H. Wagner, Georgetown, Mex; M. J. Frahern, Clarksville, Tenn. i; c. H. Morrison, Topeka, Ks; Charles Kern, Chicago; M. J. O'Brien, Chattanoo- ga; Allen J. Krebs, Bessemer; w. R. Eos ter, Tuskaloosa Frank Kramer, Chicago; J. P. Hopkins, c. P. Cleveland, J. De souza, J. S. Cooper, James A. Barry, T. J. Powers, J. H. Farrell. A. J. Sa- bath, John Mccarthy, R. F. Burke, George Weimer. Augusta Schweim, Chas. Kern, J. H. McAusland, John s. Cuneo. Jacob J. Kern, John H. Brown, M. J. Fly land, Daniel E. Root, M. VanPraag. Geo. Howard. Joseph Niehoff, $. D. May, w. F. Terrill. James A. Quinn, Thomas Ker- vain, William Rogers. F. J. Gaulter. E. M. Keefe, Dr. J. J. Leahy, w. c. Walsh J. s. Martain. Daniel Deegan, Thomas P. Johnson. J. A. Cullen, F. E. Eldred. c. P. Johnson. w. J. Dougherty, w. Peacock c. P. Bunker. Martin J. White, T. Denne- hey, Frank Wenter Charles J. Kelly R. Mulcahy, W. Mangler, w. Carmody. Geo. Foster, John O'Brien, John J. Sloan, Alex J. Jones, James J. Gray, Samuel Harris. R. E. Cantwell, M. J. Cragin, D. Levin Sohn, H. F. Herbert l.. c. Mataline, J. M. Lonergan, Chas. Oakley, J. F. Flynn. a. E. Gaulter, R. c. Sullivan, Theo Speaker. A. McHugh, J. Sullivan, F. Often, o. D. Swearengen, S. D. Griffin. c. Margraff, s. Goldstein, A. Annweiler. Frank Kramer. A. w. Maltby, John Mckay, Frank J. Little, E. Sullivan, w. F. Cooper, Charles Walsh, Charles Clark. F. G. Murphy, H. Mcdonald, Gus Burg, Edward Bohan, J. Reynolds, c. E. Crafts Anton Pfoh. L. Jacobi, M B. Bailey, T. s. Butler, J. J. McGrath c. F. Walsh, Capt. T. Kane. Capt. J. Byrne, Walter Jergens, William Gaines, George Brown, John Dollard, Da- vd Dollard, John Deadly, Frank Coyle. M McFadden, Payton Shirley, W. Mag nus, William Magnus, J. w. Synon, M. J. Quinn, B. Creighton and others of the Cook County Democratic club.