The age-herald., 1900-07-09
WITH THE EDITORS
 OF THE STATE PRESS
About Various Persons

Livingston Sun: MT. E. L. Ward of Annis- ton has bought the Eutaw Mirror
 Opelika Post, from Auburn: Dr. Broun and daughter, Miss Bessie, left yesterday for Murfreesboro, where they expect to stay some time. Miss Annie Broun, Mrs. Fulgham and little Viss Vivian Fulgham will remain In Auburn
 Dadeville Herald: If the Hon. Charles W. Thompson is nomina ted and elected to Con- gress, the fifth district will bloom and blossom as a rose. If defeated, she will fade and die away as a withered flower.
 Montgomery Journal: The many friends of Colonel and Mrs. W. w. Brandon will be interested in the news that they left yes- terday on a Honeymoon trip to Atlantic City. The bridal pair will spend only week before their return to their Alabama home.
 Falkville Chronicle: Editor S. H. Morris of the Berry Recorder, was here this week at the bedside of his sister, Mrs. J. F. Clark. who is dangerously sick.
 Mobile Register: Judge W. L. Chambers and family of Washington, D. C., are visit ing the family of MT. J. T. Schley at Spring Hill, Ala
 Troy Messenger: Robert Harmon of the Montgomery bar was in the city yesterday and today legal business. Robert is making himself a name and fame in the capital city,
 Anniston Star: The condition of Hon. John L. Pennington, who is i'll at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. J. Adair in Ox- ford causes his friends much uneasiness. MT. Pennington's advanced age and feeble condition mitigate against him in his pres- ent illness but his friends hope for a change for the better
 MT. A. F. Feton, a former Annistonian who has been in England for the past four years, Is expected to return to Anniston this summer to live MT Felton's brother, MT. w. J. Felton, is over from Birmingham, the guest of MT and Mrs. John Jebeles
 MT. Warren Steegal of Birmingham and Miss Amanda Payne, who has been living in Atlanta, came over from Atlanta this morning and were married at noon at the home of the latter's brother, MT. Frank Payne, in Glen Addie, by Rev. S. E. Was son. Mr. and Mrs. Steegall will make their home in Birmingham.
 Dadeville Herald: The editor is pained at the news of the death of a dear relative at Eulphur Springs, Tex, the 22d of Juno. The Hopkins County Democrat brings the sad news:
 Mrs. Emily P. Fleming, the wife of our nephew. E. B. Fleming, had suffered for several months with internal causes. She was not only a Christian woman but g. strictly religious woman. She had been a member of the Baptist church for forty years.
 Her father, Major B. R. Crosby, formerly of Heard County, Ga., as well known to the writer. We extend all the sympathy and condoIence there is in our soul to our be- reaved nephew.
 Tuscaloosa Gazette: A beautiful, big, brown-eyed boy arrived in the city yester- day, having come for an indefinite stay with his parents MT. and Mrs. D. Haskell Caswel Jr. He is D. H. the third, and he weighs ten pounds. His papa is naturally the happiest man in town.
 Brewton Banner: Brother J. L. Jordan of Sardine, the popular candidate for com missioner of that beat remembered us in a substantial way this week through the kindness of the invincible J. W. Railey. Our appetite was just right, and nothing could have satisfied it better than the ex- tra fine plums sent.
 Clayton Record: Professor and Mrs. A. M Peach came over from Perote Monday to visit relatives here, and are with Mrs. R. L. Petty, MT. Peach's sister. Professor Peach has been sick for several days since his arrival, but is feeling some better and stronger. His friends glad to see him, and hope his visit here will greatly benefit him.
 Selma Times: A Times man met yester- day afternoon an intimate friend of Sena- tor Pettus, and in the course of the con- versation he said:
 T notice in the papers some speculation as to whether Senator Pettus will be candidate for reelection. This is matter which Senator Pettus has not spoken of to even his best friends but you may rest as- sured that when the time comes he will be a candidate. He Is in fine health, and has made already a national reputation in the Senate and 1t would be absurd to spec ulate on his retiring"