Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-05
HUNTSVILLE.

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 MT. Joe T. Nicely of Louisville was in the city this week.. MT Will Sprague of Birmingham is visiting his old home .. Hon. J. A. Ward will return from bus mess trip to the north next week.. James H. Penfield of Cincinnati is in town. R. w. Bynum of Jackson, Miss, is in the city,. MT. Joe Briggs of Chat tanooga is in the city with a view to To- eating :. Cadet Joe Landman has re- turned to Auburn. Messrs. Eugene fad Harry Gill have returned home af- ter spending Christmas here. Miss Su- sic Huff is the attractive guest of Mrs. w. w. Newman, on Adams avenue.... The many friends of MT. J. H. Lyle will regret to learn of his illness at his home on Adams avenue. Misses Gertrude Woodbridge and Inez Whitman have gone to Fayetteville to spend few days vis- itng friends. MT. William G. Dickson of Nashville, Tenn, late with the Metho- dist Publishing house, has returned to his native home to permanently engage in the printing business with his nephew. Clarence D. Ware. Dr. Steele of Nash vile, Tenn, will be in the city on Jan uary 13 and will deliver one of his in- teresting lectures. Miss Bessie Broun is spending the winter with her sister. Mrs. Tancred Betts, Walker street,. Miss Minnie Thompson is visiting friends and relatives in Florence and
  Of Montgomery, after spending the hol- idays with his parents and family, has returned home. MT. Arthur Veil left for Boston to renew his studies after a happy Christmas spent at home. MT. John B. Smith of Chattanooga Is on a visit to this city. MT. Mack Kahn of Mt. Vernon, Ind. is in the city visiting friends. .. MT. J. c. Vann will in short while move his family to Gurley, where he will enter business. MT. S. H. Me- Gown of Lincoln, Tenn, Is visiting his brother here. MT and Mrs. Ed Penney are the guests of Mrs. Speake. The many friends of Judge Francisco Rice will regret to learn of his illness at his home on Meridian street. Mrs. J. w. Davis has returned to Dalton, Ga, after a pleasant visit to her father. .. Miss Estelle Morrow of Decatur Is the charm- ing guest of Miss Hattie Powel. West Clinton street,. MT. R. w. Malone, af
 ter a few days visit to friends in the city. has returned to his home in Cherokee. Dr. Scuvler H. Floyd of Madison was in attendance at the O'Neill entertain ment. MT. Richard Taylor has re- turned to Howard college, after spending a delightful Christmas with relatives.... Hon. Thomas Holt of Birmingham, grand master of the Independent Order of odd Fellows in Alabama. was in the city few hours one day y,.this week en route to Gurley. Misses Grace and Fannie Nolen, two of Huntsville's bright and attractive daughters, after spending the holidays with their father, have re- turned to Belmont college. Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. s. s. Roberts will return about the 18th of January from Chicago, and will spend the remainder of the win ter with her mother, Mrs. Stillman. on Franklin street.. MT. F.. B. Miller and accomplished daughter. Miss Laura. of Decatur, came to our city to attend the opera. Miss Laura was, the guest of Mrs. John Boyd. East Clinton street. :. After the delightful play. Monte Cris- to-" a number of Huntsville's gallant young gents entertained the Lucky Thirteen" at the elegant parlors of the Huntsville house, In honor of MT. James O'Neill. The following were present: R. M and Miss Mamie Fletcher, A. w. Bar mum and Miss Richardson, J. w. Mat