The age-herald., 1900-08-13
GADSDEN

H. TdperS were read Dy MTS Johh DuiiinP' Miss Johnson and Miss Martin. After the conclusion of the programme dainty re- treatments were served. Miss Buna Riley will be hostess for the club next Thursday.
 Mrs. J. D. Trotter who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. William Christopher has returned to her home in CIrtersville, Ga.
 Miss Brice Hill who has been the guest of Miss Mary Dortch has returned to her home at Chattanooga.
 Miss Carrie Brooks has returned from West Point, Ga.
 Louis Loveman left Sunday for the East where he will purchase his fall and winter stock of dry goods.
 Miss Viva Stewart is the guest of rela- lives at Marieetta, Ga.
 Cliff Paden visited Rome this week.
 Miss Laura Brown who has been the guest of Misses Myra and Sadie Mitchell at Alabama City has returned home to An niston
 Mrs. A. A. Allison is visiting relatives in Montgomery.
 Dr. w. S. Edwards and family are at Schenks Springs where they have secured cottage for the remainder of the summer.
 E. E. Huston and wife of Birmingham are visiting relatives here.
 Herman Kohn will leave this week for the Eastern markets.
 Mrs. w. P. Lay has returned from h. gram Springs.
 Mrs. Raymond Green has returned from Mentone.
 Mrs. Robert Baugh has returned from Guntersvile.
 Miss May Standifer of Florence is visit ing relatives in this city
 Miss Libbie Rickes of Birmingham is the guest of her cousins, Messrs Lizzie and Laura Rickles.
 Miss Mary Lou Ware has returned from a visit to relatives at Selma.
 Mrs. o. R. Goldman gave a few of her friends picnic at Sulphur Springs Mon- day last.
 The lawn fete given at the residence of Mrs. s. A. Harte was a most charming af- fair. The ladies of the First Methodist Episcopal Church deserves much praise in their efforts, and we hope soon to see the church adorned with handsome new pipe organ.
 w. L. Echols and family will spend sev- eral weeks at Schenk's Springs.
 Dr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Russell and son WHO nave Decu NlSlllIS IeldllNCS hciC hoNS returned to Birmingham.
 Misses Berta and Jessie Mason who have been the guest of relatives here have re- turnd to their home in Marietta, Ga
 J. F. Evans had a severe attack of con- gestion Wednesday and was quite ill
 Ed Green of Greensport was in the city this week.
 Mrs. B. P. Hammond is visiting relatives at Walnut Grove.
 Mrs. J. H. Huffman and daughter are visiting in Rome and other Georgia points
 Joe L. Daniel has accepted position in Anniston, and left for that city this week.
 James A. Hodges and two daughters. Misses Fife and Elizabeth, are visiting relatives at Hokes Bluff.
 J. Mailer, who has been visiting the Paris Exposition the past month, has re- turned home.
 A. A. Hunter, formerly manager of the Postal Telegraph Company here, has en- listed in the United tSates Signal corps and has gone to Kovor, Japan.
 The 7-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. L. P. Bridges died at Alabama City of ap- pendicitis.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert T. Baugh have re- turned from a short visit to Guntersvile.
 Miss Nellie Bigby of Atlanta is the charming guest of Miss Annie Joe Paden
 Mrs. J. H. Wisdom died at her home at Hoke's Bluff on last Wednesday at the age of 70 years She was a good Christian woman, and had been i'll only short time.
 Sheriff Lister has returned from Boston, Mass, where he went after Oscar Cowan who is wanted in Birmingham by his bondsmen.
 There will be reunion of the Third Confederate Cavalry Regiment at Keene's, few miles above Gadsden, on the 18th, 16th and 17th of August.
 Mrs. c. D. Cronvarter and Mrs. R. s. Flippin are visiting In Birmingham.
 Captain and Mrs. w. c. Ward were call ed to Gadsden from Birmingham by the critical illness of Mrs. Wards feather, Professor A. B. Goodhue.
 J. w. Ware has returned from Ken lucky.
 Mento, Ga.
 The society people will give a moonlight excursion down the Coosa river
 w. c. C. Caldwell is in Knoxville
 Miss Mamie Leek is visiting in Calhoun County.
 A crowd of young people composed of the following spending few days at Schenk's Springs: Misses Mollie and Lucy Walker Miss Nettie Ayers of South Caro- lima, Miss Patte Jeter of Atlanta, Messrs. Tom Walker, Henry Balock and Noah Lindsey.
 Dr. George A. Yam and wife are visit ing pr. Vann's parents at Trussville
 Dr. Bullard and wife were called here by the serious illness of Prof. A. B. Good hue.
 Misses Alice and Minnie Hasson are spending some time at Schnek's Springs.
 Mrs. c. H. Allison and children are vis- iting MT. Allison at Sylacauga.
 Miss Belle King is the guest of her sis- ter, Mrs. Charles L. Gum, at the Prin- tup.
 J. B. Shropshire visited Anniston this week.
 Mise Annie Nipholcop of Attouo l.. .,..