Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-04
PERSONAL.

George II. Hill of Sylacauga is in the M. E. Lopez of Charleston is at the Norris
 MT. R. o. Walton of Atlanta is at the Florence.
 M. B. Shelton of Florence is guest of the Morris. ri#s r.
 D. w. Day of Hartselle was in Bir- mingham yesterday.
 M. D. Sibert of Gadsden spent yester- day in Birmingham.
 Col. J. M. Falkner of Montgomery was in the city yesterday.
 James Spence of Tuskaloosa was among yesterdays arrivals.
 O. T. Grimes of Castoria, Ala, was visitor to the city yesterday.
 pr. J. S. Hin a prominent young physi- elan of Columbiana, is in the city.
 Miss Nellie White of this city is away on a fortnight visit to New York.
 L. J. Adler, a prominent merchant of Uniontown, is registered at the Norris.
 Martin Graham and J. V. Williams of Rome, Ga. are registered at the Morris.
 Col. Tom Shipp of Nashville, a we'll known traveller, is Q guest of the Flor ence.
 Mir Fergus w. Mccarthy returned yes- terday from a business visit to Mont gomery.
 J.T Leeper, one of Talladega's leading attorneys is in the city on professional business
 Mrs George DeWhiting, after an ex- tended and pleasant visit to New Or leans, returned home last night.
 Gen. Sam H. Moore and Dr. G. M. Har- ris of Huntsville arrived in the city yes- terday, and are stopping at the Morris.
 Miss Esola Drake of Woodlawn, Ala, has returned home after a pleasant visit f,1 ,1e, nd a1a ixrnS at Miss.
 Col J. C.. Melee of Chicago, a well known member of the Alabama Travel CTS, Protective association, is registered at the Florence.
 Miss Maggie Brady and Miss Maggie Dodd, two charming young women who have been the guests of Mir and Mrs. F. J. Faegan of Sixth avenue, returned last night to their homes in Columbus, Ga.
 Jack" Hirsch, advance representative of Nat Goodwin, the famous comedian, spent few hours in Birmingham yester- day arranging for the production of Tn Mizzoura" at O'Brien's on next Wednes- day night.
 Miss Willie Miles, charming young Mobilian, after a pleasant visit to MT. Charles F. Enslen, 1911 Fifth avenue, left this morning for her Gulf City home.
 Hon. Thomas W. Coleman of Montgom- cry is at the Florence.
 Col George ". Ddruen OI OneOnId, Blount county, was in the city yesterday. He reports that Blount is safe for John ston. and it would be unnecessary for Captain Johnston to visit that county.
 Dr. F. G. Donohoo of Oneonta was in the city yesterday.
 Received 300 pairs of the prettiest tan men shoes on earth-A, B, c, D and F last-eight different toes; Canister make; price $4. .75: same grade elsewhere SC and $7. Can refer you to 300 men in the city who wore the same grade of leather last season four to ten months. T. C.. King.
 Florence Hotel Arrivals-J. D. Null hemon, Cincnnati: F. M. Hendan, Win ston; Charles P. Miller, New York; c. N. Curey, city; s. A. Elliott, Philadelphia; G. M. Gilchrist, West Point; B. A. Burns, Louisville: Thomas w. Coleman Mont gomery; J. T. Jones, Atlanta w. H. Me Elroy Anniston; J. T. Meade, city; A. D. Smith. city; M. A. Evans, Louisville; J. F. Canal, Clncinnati; Flournoy Rivers, Pulaski, Tenn; Mrs J. c. Neflee, Louis vile; Mrs. R. D. Frazee, Indianapolis; J. w. Mayfield, Louisville; H. E. Cant, Memphis; H. G. Edmundson Washing ton; w R. Hilliard, Knoxville; s. B. Rey- Nastain, city; L.. Rosenfield, Clarksville:- R. w. Hawthorne, Winston, N. O.; R. O. Walton Atlanta: c. s. Tutwiler, Mont gomery; J. c. McFee, Chicago; w. H. Wallard, New York; A. M. Shaver South ern Railway company; Miss Edith Due shod, New York; c. w. Shackelford, At lanta; E. c. Nave, New Orleans; w. R. Golden Talladega: R. A. Condon, Mobile; J. A. Mccoy, Memphis; G. H. Perry. New York. .E.slE gl.s sl
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