Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-05
PERSONAL.

DIR. James Fl. Allen has gone to Eutaw
to spend the winter.
Mr.. Daniel Coleman of Huntsville was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs C. p. Lewis left yesterday for At
1anta to visit the exposition
NAL Ellis Phelan of Waterbury, Conn.,,
is in the city among his old friends.
Mr.. Joe Brandstone. the popular barber
has gone to New York to study dentistry
Mr.. Frank A Dodge. representing the
William Morris company, was in the city
last night.
Col Charles p. Ball, receiver of the
East and West railroad of Alabama, Is
in the city.
Miss Camilla Brame of Montgomery is
a guest of Mrs. Tillman, Fifth avenue
and Nineteenth street.
Mr.. w. NJ. Martin went down to Liv-
ingston yesterday, where he will spend
several days hunting.
Rev. DIR. ]. H. Bryson of Huntsville
one of the ablest Presbyterian ministers
in the south, is in the city.
Mr. c. P. Lewis, commercial agent of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Southwestern,
has returned from New Orleans.
Misses Robbie and Florence Kyle of
Gadsden are visiting Captain and Mrs.
Joseph F. Johnston. South Highlands,
Mr. John P. Carpenter. clerk of the
inferior criminal court, has returned
from his old home at Eutaw, and is at
his desk again.
Drs. r. Y. Jones, J. e. Frazier and
George Eubank left yesterday for At
lanta to attend the meeting of the South
ern Dental association.
Dr. ]. L. White of Macon, Ca, who is
conducting the revival meetings at the
First Baptist church, is the guest of Dr.
%. d. Gray, pastor, at 726 North Twenty
first street.
The Birmingham Art league will give an
entertainment at an early day, consisting
of musical selections by Miss Augusta
Sharpe, exhibition of paintings by Mr..
Parrish and dancing.
Two thousand five hundred pairs of
ladies', misses and gentlemen's fall and
winter shoes, bought at all prices, re-
ceived. Ladies' and gentlemens summer
shoes will be sold for the next few days
regardless of cost or price. T. c. King
2026 First avenue.
The State Herald had pleasant call
yesterday from DR.. 2. A. Parker former
ly of this city. now president of the
Athens Female college. The doctor re-
ports the college in first-class condition
and destined soon to be the best in the
state. He will be in the city several days
Florence Hotel Arrivals.-Edward Beck
er. New Orleans; H. H. Wilson, Louis
vile; A. II. Smoot New Orleans; NJ. c.
Teasdale and wife, Columbus, Miss; Mrs
j. r. Miller, Mrs. w. d. Harper, Miss Su-
sic Taylor, Miss Alma Morgan, Minden
La; w. Jacobs, LOUISVILLE; C. L. Lock-
art, Clarksyille, Tenn. j. r. Gay, Allan
ia; e. II. Calkins, Memphis; c. A. Beas-
ley, Nashville; John w. Greener, Atlanta
J. N. Young, North Carolina; H D. Byers
Dayton, o.; George A. RIVERS, Tuska-
1oosa; Joe F. Davis Gadsden; ]. r. Liv-
ingston, Gadsden; F. c. Guthrie, Nash
vile; F. w. Smart Nashville; John Gas
ser, city; Robert Hiliard, Knoxville; e.
T. Geers, Buffalo; ]. w. Grayson, Gurley:
DR.. Judson Davie. Speigners. Meigs Da-
vie, Pratt City; ]. A. Daugherty, Nash
vile; II. NJ. McNutt, Bessemer; George r
Webb, Atlanta; e. H. Ray, Dallas, Tex. ;
r. nj. Troy, Montgomery; W. c. Watt
Atlanta; Douglas Smith, Wedowee, Ala !;
George w. Jones, w. H. Daniel, Nash
vile; William j. Armstead, Los Angeles
Cal: j. I. Sterling, w. G.. Horton Eu-
taw; Ben f. Taylor, Jeffersonville. Ind. ::
r. p. Crockett, Nashville: w. S. John
son, Louisville; NJ. J. Fass, New Orleans;
j. Schwarz, Cincinnati; N. NJ Pyle. Pc
oria, ILL.,; John e. Williams, Porter, Ala. !:
H. A. Turner, Riverside, Ala; L. T. Ma
son, Chicago; r. M. Troy, Montgomery;
r. ID. Moseley, st. Louis; NJ. Schuster,
New York; ]. r. Roberts, St Louis,
George E. Carlisle, Olive Hill, XIV.