The age-herald., 1898-02-21
PERSONAL.

Geo. F. Peter of Maylene, is in the city.
 V. H. Friedman, of Tuscaloosa is in the city.
 F. H. Miller of Columbus, O., is at the Morris.
 Morris.
 the Morris.
 Florence.
 Dennis Carr, of Montgomery is visiting John Rowlette.
 Henry Leland, of Tuscaloosa, spent yes terday in Birmingham.
 John T. Cochrane, of Tuscaloosa was in Birmingham Saturday.
 Mrs V. J. Cugin and Mrs. M. Boyee left yesterday on a trip to New Orleans.
 Jere Murphy and daughter, of Hunts vile, are stopping at the Florence.
 Alex Troy, of Montgomery, is visiting John London on the South Highlands.
 William Vaughn has return from Wash ington and is stopping at the Florence.
 Miss Rebecca Adler and Miss Rhuna Well, of Huntsville, are at the Florence.
 Mrs. c. G. Davison, of Anniston, is vis- iting Mrs. J. B. Cobbs in Eighteenth street.
 s. J. Gardner, w. c. Darden, H. B. Diher and Wm Banner of Centerville, are in the city.
 Miss Ada Street, of Alexander City, is visiting Miss Josie Cole, 1919 Ayenne E, during the Mardi Gras festivities.
 Miss Alice Searcy, who has been visiting Miss Marie Nelson and Miss Lillian Roden. has returned to her home in Tuscaloosa
 Sterling A. Wood, of Montgomery, clerk of the supreme court of Alabama, was among the many visitors to Birmingham yesterday.
 c. c. Fleming secretary of the South eastern Tariff association. is expected Tn Birmingham Tuesday on important pusi- ness connected with fire insurance in this city.
 H. H. Moore, general manager, and J. A. Sassae, superintendent of agents or the United States Casualty Insurance company of New York. are in the city on short business trip
 w. F. Carter, editor of the Gridiron, at Meldrim, Ga., and the Bryan County News, of Elabell in the same state, is visiting friends in this city. MT. Carter was for merly a resident of this county, having been born here.
 Harry s. Snyder, of Greencastle, Pa., former resident of this city, arrived here Saturday, accompanied by Thomas Clary, a leading merchant of Greencastle. MT. Snyder says that had the Carnival been advertised up his way number of people would have come to see 1t.
 The following Alabamians were register ed at the hotels yesterday: Jos. F. Haul hauser and Wm. Kreig, Hillins; A. B. Bur roughs and P. Crew, Dadeville; H. Gal lagher, Montgomery; R. D. Curry, Blocton; R. g. F. Crew and wife. Goodwater; s. A. Spankmon, Decatur; Wm. Walker, Naples vile; Miss s. Abney, Maplesville; J. A. Huggins, Corona; R. A. White and wife. Newberne; F. B. Propst. R. V. Windham and A. w. Rowland, Kennedy; J. J. Bas- kinsky, Montgomery; c. R. Bricken, of Lu- verne: Abner Offutt, Montgomery; M. An drews and wife, Pales; W. A. Sandlin and Ross Barton, Alexander City; w. H. Welch, Glendon; H. Ross Gillard and Mrs. Gillard, Attalla; B. L.. Sparkman and w. T. Preston, Decatur; W. B. Riggan, Ham, ilton; F. P. M. Clelland, Pratt City; F. q. Toole, Coalburg; J. R. Threadgill, Talla- dega; J. P. Batson, Rockford; J. w. Barke, Albertville; w. c. Harmon, Norwood: Allan Riby, Alabama City; s. A. Warren, Vincent; M. Cloninger, Talladega; G. P. Bauerlieu and l.. E. Brannon, Talladega, o. D. Towles, Selma; J. W. Whatley, Miss Whatley and Miss Emma Haynes, Talla- dega; W. R. Ennis and J. B. Souford. Fayette; c. w. Reeves, Coalburg; R. O. Browns, Greenville; w. F. Stubblefeld. Jasper; T. w. Akers, New Castle; c. w. Sharpe. Talladega; A. c. Romine, Jasper.