Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-05

Gadsden with MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Fletch- CT last week. Their home is in Bir- mingham. B. r. Phillips and two chill dren, Miss Pearl and Master John, re-
 turned this week from Atlanta. S. M. Bell of Dallas, Tex, a former citizen of Dekalb county, was in Gadsden last Monday Henry Lee visited Piedmont last week. John T. Keener of Nashville was in the city Monday. Rev Father Murray returned to Birmingham Sunday ..Owen T. Holmes of Albertville was in Gadsden Tuesday. w. T. McCord of All bertville spent Monday in Gadsden. A. J. Lawrence of Menlo, Ga, was in Gads- den this week. H. A. Blalock of Round Mountain visited Gadsden Sunday. Rob- ert L. Miller has returned from a visit to his home in Coats Bend Capt w. B. Beeson of Duck Springs was in the city this week. John Livingston returned Tuesday from visit to his brother at Prattville. Robert N. Bell, prominent lawyer of Guntersville, spent Monday in Gadsden.. Miss Gannie Hyatt returned Monday from AnniSton to her home in Coats Bend. Miss Hattie Miller of Coats Bend is spending few days with friends in Gadsden.. Will Dodge of Anniston is spending few days in Gadsden with his parents. Miss Madeline Walker of Car tersyille, Ga., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. II. Sligh..J U. J. Clapp, representing the Birmingham State Herald, was in the city this week Mrs. M E. Carson left Tuesday on visit to her daughter, Mrs. Lindsay, of Belle Nina, Ala. Prof. J. M. Davidson, principal of the Attalla High school, was in Gadsden last Mon- day. Miss Ruth Gail of Purvis, Miss, is visiting her sister, Mrs P. s. Wilson, on College street. .Dr. Joe F. Davis left Monday morning for Rome, where he will be located In the future. Dr. w. s. Fun derberg is reported as being on the road to recovery from an attack of pneumonia Thornton Ramsey, w. c. Mccoy and Oliver Watt returned Monday from At lanta..J D. Blalock of Bankhead, SAla., spent several days with relatives in At talla and Gadsden last week..J. P. Sitz returned Monday from a visit to his old home in the country Dr. John A. Wyeth of New York visited Guntersville last week. He was in Attalla last Monday night. Lieut.. Nelson G. Canning re- turned Monday from visit during the holidays to his parents in Gainesville, Ga..W. S. Griffin of the Howel Cotton company at Rome. Ga, passed through Gadsden Monday on his way to Boaz.. A. G. Brandon of Nashville, Tenn, spent several days in Gadsden last week.
 HARTsELLE.
 Mrs Murphy of Etowah county, Ala bama, is visiting her sister. Mrs. s. l.. Sherrill.. A. A. Oden has been in East Morgan this week.. Attorney A. l.. Brown paid Indianapolis Ind, profess sional visit last week. Miss Bettie Burleson spent few days with relatives in Danville last week Mrs. J. B. Brew CT and children visited relatives at Mad ison, Ala, this week. Emmett Gray and Edgar sSharpley paid. Cullman pleasure trip Christmas day. .... United States Deputy Marshal J. l.. Jones of Decatur was in town Tuesday. Prof. and Mrs. J. F. Morris of Lacon visited relatives and friends here during Christ mas week. Editors Rawls of Athens and Grubbs of Decatur were pleasant visitors to Hartselle recently. Miss -L Lulu Jackson of Somerville, Tenn, vis- ited her friend, Miss Willie Williamson, this week.. Miss Mamie McIver, after a weeks visit to her sister, Mrs J. A. Rountree, has returned to Opelika.... Miss Dessie Henry after weeks visit to friends here returned to her home at Athens Tuesday. Assistant Postmas- ter J. R. Collier and family visited rela- lives at Priceville Saturday and Sunday. ....Jeff Simpson of Bessemer is here with friends and relatives for few days. Miss Hattie Gibson, who is attending school at Cullman, spent the holidays with her parents here. Mrs. w. V. Echols and her son Louis returned Sun day from pleasant visit to relatives at New Decatur. MT. r. B. Orr and wife of Birmingham were in town last week, en route to Danville to visit relatives.... Walter ROuntree, after a pleasant visit to relatives at Carter's Creek, Tenn. re-
 turned home Monday. =. Commissioner o. l<OttlSluy Ol DdiitItlt was III tOWn Tuesday. Mrs. Emily Roberts of Sul- phur Springs. Tex, Is on an extended wis 1t to her mother Mrs. T. J. Simpson. .. g. Andrew Patterson of Fafkville was in town Sunday en route to Decherd, Tenn, to resume his studies in Terrell college. -.James l.. Draper. one of the most prom inent young democrats in east Morgan, was in town Sunday. en route to Deca- tur. MT. and Mrs. J. H. Hargrove re- turned Monday evening from Birming
 ham, where they have been visiting rela- tives and friends. Houston Radford of Kansas City, Mo-, left for his home Tues day. after spending several days with relatives and friends. Mrs. Sallie Thompson returned from Athens Mon- day, after spending the holidays with her father, Dr. A. c. Henry and family. Marvin Pattillo has returned from a pleasant visit to his father, Rev. w. T. Pattillo and family, at Mount Pinson, Ala. Prof. J. F. Morris and J. D. Will hite of Lacon, James McDanel and T. L. Simpson of Falkville were among the number of Masons in attendance of the Masonic banquet Saturday night. .. Rev T. A. Strain of Cisco, Tex, is on visit to relatives and friends in and near Hartselle.. ..Dr. John Boger of Toma- hawk, l. T., Is on visit to relatives and friends in Hartselle.. .. Representative J. c. Ott of Lauderdale county was in town Monday visiting his old neighbors and friends. Willis B. Morrow left Tuesday night for Columbus, Ga., where he goes to enter Massey Business college. Christmas day--the day of all days-the gladdest and best Of the year, has come for 1895 and has been numbered with those of the past. Among the people of Hartselle 1t passed quietly, but was re- garded. however, with no less fervency or reverence than In former years. IA Methodist church Christmas eve night, a nd A great many beautiful and useful