The age-herald., 1901-08-01
PRATT CITY.
No Further Trouble Apprehended In
 Frenchtown-other News.

1eeSs ha6AC D tuI6dte4cu IlOly WhiSh s@e police aver was more imaginary than real. The men who were arrested will be tried in the Mayors court tomorrow
 The marriage of Miss Mary George Bailey to MT. -rrazier Mckenzie will De solemn1zed tonight at the Baptist Church in the presence of a large con course of friends and relatives. s'n account of the great popularity of both young people much interest centers in the happy event Miss Bailey is a na- tive of Kentucky, and has made her home with relatives here for several years, during which time, by her lov- able character and charming person ality, she has made host of friends. MT. Mckenzie has been resident of rratt City since his boyhood, and is a young man of true sterling worth. At present he holds a lucrative position with the Tennessee Coal and Iron Com pany at Ensley. Immediately after the ceremony the bridar party and rela- tives will be rendered a reception at the home of Mrs. J. B. Aird, the sister of the groom, where they will be domi- ciled for the present.
 The Methodist Church, which was almost totally destroyed by the cyclone in the early spring, is undergoing re- pairs and Is to be ubed by the congre- gation until new church has been built, plans and specifications for which have been drawn up, and the contract, it is expected, to be let in the course of a few weeks. The congre- h@I 0t r1rncnnf In a room of the high school building. The necessity for more room in the school building will be met by partitioning the large apartment now being used for church purposes. Work in the school building will begin about the 10th or 10th of next month.
 The trolley ride given last night by the Butchers Union proved to be the largest ever given in this vicinity, three cars not being sufficient to &C., commodate the crowd. Miss Charvoz of Vivian won the prize, handsome silver bracelet, for having sold the greatest number of tickets in that city. The prizes have not yet been awarded to those who competed at Pratt City and Ensley.
 MT. Abernathy, local manager of the Consolidated Electric Light Company, Is moving into his pretty home, which has just been completed on East High lands.
 On Warrior avenue at Vivian sew eral handsome brick buildings are in process of construction, and six houses belonging to John Montgomery are go- ing up on Buckel.'s avenue.
 Mesdames LeCren and Benje of Wy lam were guests of friends at Pratt City today.
 Mrs. D. Purnell and daughter, Alice, have arrived from a visit to relatives in Ohio.
 Mrs. Job Going and Miss Mary hughes leave this week for Pickens County, where they will visit rela- lives.
 Mrs. ..orrow is entertaining her Sun day school class at her home on East Highlands this evening.
 Hon. A. J. Reilly has returned from Philadelphia, where he went to accom- pany the remains of his wife, which were inferred there. MT. Reilly left his little son, Willie, with his parents, where he will remain to attend school.
 Miss Cooper of Gadsden is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Aird.
 Miss Sallie Bailey of Olmstead, Ky, is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Charles At kins.
 The friends Ot Mrs P B Kennedy