The age-herald., 1898-09-21
Co. T, Oxford fl es

Arthur Harrison, captain.
 Tom B. Cooper first lieutenant. Clifton l.. Sitton. second lieutenant. Jas N. Armstrong. first sergeant. Ross Green. quartermaster sergeant. Scrgeante-O Augustus Hilton D. Hous- ton Smith, David w. Shutord, oosepii '. Taylor, " Corporals-John M. Davis, Joseph V. Mallory. David Smyth, RosteH LeWs' Hampton Draper. George Thomas, Joseph A. Hardin. Chas. P. Nunnally, transferred to hospital corps June IS.
 Wm J. Dodge and Wm H. Horton, mu- sicians.
 Wm. J. Austin. artificer.
 John A. Barker. wagoner.
 Prjvates-Joshua Allison, AlonZo Austin Jas. Brewton, Wm. Baps. Lonnie Brown, George Beddoe. George F. Bush, Toney Carr, John J. Cotney. Terrell Cotnev Jas R. Crow, Henry l.. Chambers, Frank Car nell. Carter Couch. Clim A. Casper. Samuel p Cannon, Archie R. Driver. Charley Dun lap. Josph l.. Feminear, Wm. T. Fortner, Wnn J. Franklin Ezekiel Fulton. Rufus J. Fulbright. Mike Fox Nicholas F. Gaines (ded June D; Wm. R. Greer. Willis E. Glover Walter Gentry. Wnn. Gilmore, Joseph A. Graves Willie Hallihe'd Frank harris (transferred to hospital corps June or, ~'"os Hayden. Chas. c. Hand. Chas. w. Hamilton Edward Hewett, Ed Heuse. Thos Hogue. Jesse D. Horton, John John son, Ernest s. Johnson, Robert H. JefTers fdcserted August D. John l.. Jones, Thos. Jones. Luther Justice. David Kenneybrook. Jas. S. Lewis, Norender Larsen. Jesse G. Lott Wm. T. McClurkin, Wm. P. Meagher, David M Mallory. Ellord l.. Mason, Bur rell McCullis. Luke H. McWfllan, Clifford S. Merritt. Reuben D. Mcconnell, Jas. w. Mims John McGorman. Chas. D. Nichols. Olen J. Olsen (died June 9. Robert W. Phil lips. John J. Ponder, Ambrose P. Posey. Randall R. Roberson, Ernest P. Ray. Frank D. Reynolds. Jas. L. Shipper, Colin Stock dale. Richard O. Sullivan Wm. See'e, Ed gar D. Smith, Thos. G. Sorrell. Jas. P Sanders deserted June D. Ed Shirley. Allen Smith. Wm. A. Setliff discharged August 5, Frank M. Thomas, Charley R. Tigett Porter Tigett Wm. G. Tice, Willie Thomp- son, Frank Werner. Chas A. Womack, Wm. A. Wedgeworth, Wm. M Wood (dis- charged August 3, Elijah H. White, Claude H. Williams, P. G. Yoe John F. Waterman. esesessssoseeeeeooeeeosooeesee Weaver, Miss Annie Stenson of Columbus, | Miss, and MT. Fred Sparks of the First Alabama regiment. Mrs Richard Randolph has returned from Blount Springs.
 l Mrs. Charles Roy has returned from | Washington, D. c. l Miss Isabel Dangaix has returned from l Asheville, N. c.
 l Mrs. S. T. Boardman has returned from l Blount Springs.
 The ladies of the Missionary Society os l the First Presbyterian church will give a l delightful entertainment of songs and reel l tations by the children, music and solos by l some of the best talent, at the First Pres l at 7.20 A DleaSant eyen- | ing is promised by the ladies to all who at- | tend.
 The Jefferson Cotillon club gave very delightful dance last night at Lakeview.
 Mrs M M. Frazer of Talladega is visit
 ing her sister, Mrs. s. P. West, 515 Twenty
 second street.
 MT. and Mrs. c. M. Cole of Memphis are
 the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William B.
 Leedy.
 Mrs. Hugh Petit of Memphis is the gues
 of her sister, Mrs. William B. Leedy. |
 The wedding of MT. Joseph Nelson liar
 per and Miss Sue Helen Sparks will occu;
 this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Soutf
 Baptist church.
 The bridal party attendant upon the liar
 per-Sparks nuptials were entertained las
 night at the residence of the brides pa
 rents, MT. and Mrs. s. F. Sparks
 Miss Isabelle Walsh of Mobile, who ha:
 been visiting Misses McCrossin, will re
 turn home today.
 Miss Mamie Lewis returned home from | Nashville yesterday.