Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-10
PERSONAL.

Miss Flora Solomon has returned home from visit to friends in Cincinnati.
 MT. A. s. Rabbit left last night for Cincinnati, where he will engage in bus mess.
 MT. L. J. Hand, a prominent lumber man of Jemison, was in the city yester- day.
 Dr. A. B. Burke returned last night from New York, having been absent over two weeks.
 MT Ralph Bingham of the Pen and Pencil club of Philadelphia was in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. r. M. Allen, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. T. M Allen. left for Un- ion Springs to visit her fathers family.
 Ladies and gentlemen, please call and see 2OO0 pairs of bran new Easter shoes of the latest styles and lowest prices. T. C. King, 2026 First avenue.
 MT Barnes. who recently opened up Jewelry store in this city, returned from Indiana yesterday, bringing with him Mrs. Barnes. They will make their home here. 1Hf-
 Mrs. pr. T. M. Allen, accompanied by Misses Carrie and Rowena and Master Fred Allen, left this morning on the Louisville and Nashville for Union Springs, to visit relatives.
 MT c. A. Meissner, formerly superin- tendent of the Vanderbilt furnaces, has gone to Nova Scotia to take charge of a large industrial plant. In a few months he will return to the city, and probably remove his family to that place.
 pr. Charles Whelan returned yester- day from Houston Tex, where he has been on business trip for the past two weeks. Dr. Whelan is more than ever impressed with the fact that Birming- ham is the greatest city in the south.
 Following were the arrivals at the Florence hotel yesterday: l.. NJ King, Buffalo, N Y.; Fred Smith. Mrs. Anna M. Smith. Huntsville; J. A. Gorham, Atlanta; r. M. Herndon Lynchburg, grove, Tuskaloosa; R. E. Minter, Louis vile; Mrs. Mollie Hargrove, East Lake: J. T. Jones, Atlanta T. c. Robertson, Cincinnati; R. l.. Washington. Chatta- nooga; A. L. Philipps, Tuskaloosa; M. ". McCrau, Atlanta; H. M. Eastman, Noonan, Boston; E. c. Nave, New Or leans; L. A. Camp, Columbus, Ga: Eu- gene A. Norris, Nashville; Shep Shep- pard, Baltimore; V. H. Strum, St. Louis; W. B. Wadfeld, Atlanta; c. A. Stillman, Bessemer; w. B. Lee, Birmingham; J. I'll. Hampers, St. Louis; E. D. Mansfield, Memphis; T. M. McLangin, Cincinnati; w. K. Atkinson, Montgomery; P. F. Button Louisville; N. M. Sanders, Pa ducah, Ky; s. P. Brown, Cleveland, O.; A. E. Grggs. Atlanta; William B. Bar ron, city; J. w. Jackson, Chattanooga; Fred S. Ball, Montgomery.
 Arrivals at the Opera House hotel yes terday were as follows:
 10. F. Morrison, Corona. Ala; w. H. Daniels Nashville, Tenn; M. Miller, Columbus, O.; G. P. Zimmerman, city; c: o. Mcdowell, Kansas City; J. K. Bloom, Oxford Junction. Ia.; Charles Barnard, Amory. Miss; John Byrnes; New York; William A. Mcclure, New York; Henry Glover Macon. Ga; c. D. Nelson, Pratt City; Dr. James Welsh, Louis w, Brownkauf. New Orleans; G. B. Deans, Calera; L. c. Holmes, H. P Wright, J. W. Preston, D. D. Updergraff, Selma; I. R. Baer, Annston; H. K Gar land, Detroit, Mich; c. B. Gregory St Louis; E. F. Wilson, Atlanta; D. A. Rusl sell, Atlanta; F. T. Sheldon, Chattanooga.
 A number of ladies passed through the city yesterday en route to Meridian Miss, whither they go to attend meet ing of the woman's missionary board of the Methodist Episcopal church, south.