The age-herald., 1901-10-07
PERSONAL.
Both Phones. No. S55.

Bob Baker has gone to Atlanta for a few days.
 . Mrs. Ira L. Armstrong leaves for Nash vile, Tenn, today on a short stay. on her return MT. and Mrs. Armstrong Will be at home for the winter at Mrs. Dryers Sixth avenue.
 Gordon Edwards, of Boyle & Edwards, managers of the Auditorium returned from Nashville yesterday, where he had been substituting as stage manager or the Boyle Stock Company for the past two weeks. He says the business was so big in Nashville last week that standlng room was scarce, and that one nlght crowds were turned away from the door.
 Metropolitan Hotel Arrivals-F. L.. Eatman, Eutaw; R. M. Schoppert, Eu- taw; Geo Chiffon, Greenville, Miss; G. , L. Lord, New York W. A. Quinn, Wash ington; o. J. DeWarnich, Chicago; Dr. M. J. Lunquest and wife, city; Henry A; Richard, St. Louis; M. E. Gleason and wife, Tennessee; R. G. Hasknen, Eppes, Ala; w. O. Martmurl, Columbus, Ga. i; J. w. Davison and wife, Washington; J. C. Hendrix, Atlanta D. s. Lyman, Mon- tevallo; Alex Nelson, Blossburg; J. O.. Baily, Atlanta: M N. Smith, Spruce Pine; M. B. Parker, Redwood, Tenn; w s. Q 6JuDDS, mOnLBOInery' ID. T. ouiiS, Shat- tanooga; J. H. Yves, Danville; w. s. wyse, Danville; M. Harper, Mem phis; E. L. Mccoy, ohio R. L. Tate. North Carolina; W. T. Taylor, J. S. Smith, Hellena, Ala. G. w. Nixon, Hamilton; s. Johnson, George Adams, Sheffield; w.. Wilkerson. Mantly, Ala; John Ardny, William Rosenthal, New York; J. T. Reid. Mrs. Annie Morris, Frank E. Shue- make, Riverside; A. S. Scoles, New York; W. H. Craig. Chicago; B. c. Bynum, Owensboro Albert J. Stix, St. Louis; A. K. Styles, Chicago; George Bains, Gull man; N. J. Chambers, Montgomery, Ala. Phil F. Puder, Evansville; H. c. Clifford and wife, Atlanta; J. W. Johnson, Chat tanooga: w. M. Hedges, Chattanooga.
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 Florence Hotel Arrivals-J. R. Moore, Meridian; B. D. Hollomon, Selma; Geo. w. Dean, Cincinnati; Jack Taylor, New York; T. D. Baker, Detroit; H. M. Reese, New York; c. D. Powell. Cincinnati; G. M. Bogwell, Nashville; E. R. Berton, New York; Corney Brookes, New York W. H. Baxter. New York; M. E. Jones Gadsden; A w. Mcclellan, Atlanta; F. Glen, Branchville, Ala; J. c. Griffin Winston. N. C.; J. D. Patterson, Atlanta (C. T. Corbin. New Orleans; B. M. Cross Georgia; w. l.. Bower, St. Louis; J. L Finch. Atlanta; J. c. Edwards. Atlanta w. P. Newman, Huntsville; G. G. Brant ley Savannah; Dave WortZberger, Mem phis; J. T. Jones. Atlanta; R. D. Wall Memphis; M. Newberger, Jasper; D. s Valentine. Memphis; H. A. Compton, Elk hart, Ind; Samuel Hughes New York R. F. Posey, San Francisco Cal F. w. Allen. Nashville Thos. Deausefield Buffalo; William Shea, New York; Will liam Goodwin, Albany, N. Y.; William White, Washington. D. C.; R. Rulack New York City; G. Green, Baltimore Md; G. Ordway, Boston; Fred Miller New York; Rube Deausefield, Buffalo George Haughalting, New York; George Nelson, San Francisco, Cal; c. J Rhodes, Boston, Mass. Walter Hoffman China; John T. Delaney, Montgomery Milton Stewart, New York; T. M. Ma. gruder, Baltimore; D. G. Wright, Allan. ta; T. W. Brice, St. Louis; Sam Foley Pratt City; D. T. Land, Selma; J. w Hensley, Indiana; B. D. Beckham, Phil adelphia; R. M. Falkner, Montgomery; G H. Hobbs, Cincinnati; J. G. Mabury Riverside; G. s. Walsovan. Atlanta; w P. Hood. Livingston; J. F. Clements, Bos ton; s. T. Rawley, San Francisco, Cal