Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-27
PERSONAL.

Miss Will Ivey has returned from a visit to her sister in Ozark. MT. M. A. Porter has gone to Atlanta
 for two days visit.
 Miss Carrie Wilson IS visiting relatives on the South Highlands. Assistant General Freight Agent Mill | Ter of the Southern is in the city. MT. H. l.. Williams of Wetumpka was among yesterdays visitors to the city. MT. w. w. Perkins and daughter of | Springville, Ala, are in the city for a few days.
 MT. Ed Martin of Brandon, Miss, is visiting his brother-in-law, MT. Wesley | M. Smith.
 Rev. Father B. Mulholland, P. P, of Coleraine, Ireland, is in the city for brief visit.
 pr. J. G. Glass of Calvert. Tex, is vis- | iting his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. V. Glass, West End.
 MT w A. Hermitage left the city day before yesterday for Atlanta. He will
 return in few days.
 MT J. H. Hargrove and family of Hartselle Ala, are the guests of Mir J. w. Hargrove of this city. R. c. Hunt, Esq. of Scottsboro, one of the most prominent lawyers of the Ten nessee valley, is at the Morris. Misses Elvira and Carlese Lewis will take in the exposition, having left on the Southern yesterday afternoon. Col George F. Fearing, editor of the Wauchita Herald, Camden, Ark, is vis- iting his friend, Dr. O. T. Dozier. MT. W. c. Bentley, popular Louisville and Nashville engineer, left yesterday
 for Piedmont, to join his wife. who is visiting there
 Among the visitors in Birmingham for a few days is Mr. Walter Perry of Tren- ion. Ga. Mir Perry is largely interested
 in Birmingham prosperity.
 Little Miss Vera Ellis and Master Ma
 con Ellis of Orrsyille, Ala, are the
 guest of their uncle MT. J. c. Carmi- chael during the holidays.
 Dr. z. A. Parker, president of Athens Female college, called at the State Her aid office yesterday. He reports the col lege as in a very prosperous condition.
 T, c. King, 2026 First avenue, has re-
 ceiyed 1000 pairs BanniSter shoeS-Cor- dovan French calf, patent feathers and
 enamel feathers. Twenty different styles
 toes B, c, D, E lasts; price $4.5O and $5.
 Same elsewhere $6 and ST. Nine thousand
 pairs other kinds of ladies' mems and
 childrens, from 10 to 40 per cent reduc-
 tion See our Twentieth Century line.
 Florence Hotel ArrivaIs-Aug Burch,
 Louisiana; T. J. Hassett and family. J.
 B. Stone w. P. Walker, city; A. Hauks, w. Yeatman, Woodward: E.. S. Huey,
 Bessemer; w. R. Gum, city; John Pin
 ton, Detroit; E. w. Field. city; Charles A.
 Wye and family. Georgia; T. J. Caldwell,
 city; R. S. Lewis. shelby; Mrs. M A,
 Reid, Little Rock. Ark; T. P. Hillis, Am
 ory; F. M. Hendon, Winston, N. C.; J. c. Snead New Orleans; F. DeBardeleben.
 Bessemer; D. F. Wilson, E. H. Hickman,
 city; c. s. Sinkenbach. St. Paul; w. R. Hilliard, Knoxville; l.. L. Wilkie, Gov
 ington, Ky; George H. Glass, Hearne,
 Tex; C. H. Fisher, Columbus, O.; H.
 Mainwaring, Connecticut; s. w. Hen
 don. Chattanooga; Miss Estelle Craw-
 ford Centerville; Miss Ella Davidson,
 Centervile; Allan P. Harrison. Ran
 dolph; Mrs M. M. Gales, New York; Charles T. McArthur, Bessemer; J. N.
 Ross, city; George Handen. Selma; w.
 Hooper Harris. Warren, Tenn; Robert [, Tiel. Louisville: w. G. Roberts. Nash
 vile: R. H. Watkins, city; Leo Kuysen, Selma; M. c. Burke. Montgomery; D. D. Wilson city.