The age-herald., 1901-10-31

l don. Rufu5 A. O'Rear, delegate to the late constitutional eonvention l.. B. Mus grove. John H. Bankhead, Jr., son of Congressman Bankhead; w. L. Acuff, a leading Jasper lawyer and J. Gus Pearce of Carbon HIll State Auditor Sowell also favored MT. Norveli."
 Judge Noryell is a member of the Jas per bar, and has mining interests in Walker county. He Is accounted a man of unusual ability, and is greatly esteem ed for his high character. About Persons.
 Alabamians at the Hotel Hillman are United States Senator Edmund Winston Pettus, Mrs J. A. McKinnon Mrs. B. H. Craig and Miss Laura McAlpin of Selma; William H. Monk of Mobile; w, L. Van Pelt, ". ", Robinson, Miss Caroline Randolph, Miss Elizabeth Winter, Miss W. Haralson, J. D. Wyman and Arthur L. Jones of Montgomery; Mrs. w. IT. Tayloe. Miss Walden and William Nun ford of Uniontown Robert D, Eckels- berger of Huntsville; D. c. Turrentine and Otis Wragg of Gadsden; Mrs, Hollo- way and Miss Herzfeld of Alexander City; Miss Crowell and Miss Brewer of Syla- cauga; ". Pratt Tartt of Livingston; Mrs A. c, Miller, Mrs w, w. Hicks, Miss Mary Lou Parker, W. s. Herren and J. w, LoYelace of Dadeville; D. s. Gregg of Decaturi T. J. Smith and F. J. Powe of Tuscaloosa; Thomas H. Robertson, Mrs. Robertson and Miss Bessie Robertson of Fayette; P ". Roberts and Mrs. Roberts of Anniston, and c. B. Stewart and Mrs. Stewart of Attalla W. H. Brooks and Mrs. Brooks and Miss Goodrich of Columbus, Miss, are at the Hillman.
 B. c. Stevens of Clayton Mo-, is at the Hillman - | R. T. Washington of Chattanooga is at
 Hite D. Bowman of Louisville, Ky, is at the Hillman. W. L. owsley of Brockton, Mass, Is at the Hillman.
 Mrs. Gillespie. who Is prominent in Nashville society, Is at the Florence.
 B. M. Dillard of Tupelo. Miss, is at the Florence. T. L. Dyar and w. B. Brock of Win ston, N. C., are at the Florence
 s. A. Yerby of Tuscaloosa is at the Florence
 Major T. W. Pratt of Huntsville is at the Florence
 Alvin Ahlricks and Miss Ahlricks of Cullman are at the Florence. Miss Stella Cleere of Tuscumbia and Miss Ada Robertson of Cropwell are at the Florence. J. P. Hammett and Mrs. Hammett of Cordova are at the Florence J, Berry of Decatur is at the Metropoli tan.
 O. W. sibert of Gadsden is at the Met ropolitan. w. c. McMillan of Talladega is at the
 
 
 J. L. Pepper of Athens is at the Met ropolitan. J. B. Evans of Selma is at the Metropol- itan.
 Alabamians at the Hotel Morris are J. H. Burton, N. J. Greil and Mrs, Greil ] B. L. Beykin and Mrs. Boyl1in, Miss Ta- tum, Miss Lila Tatum. Mrs. w. M Wil- kerson, L. L. Gilbert, B. M. Fowler, and c, P, Jackson of Montgomery; L. Bemish and H. H. Engelman of Selma; Miss Hunter, Miss Brown and G, F. Peter of Maylene; A. E. Noble of Anniston; Jo- seph H. Nathan of Sheffield; c, F. Hoy and Mrs. Hoy of New Decatur; H. Roof man of Cullman Mrs. J. L. Woodson and Miss s. w. Slaughter of Coal Valley; Walter Cunningham of Mobile, and T. H. Wildman and Miss Alyce Wildman of Tuscaloosa.
 Dr. A. W. Fry and Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Lil- Han Autrey and J. H. Kenny of Blocton are at the Metropolitan.
 0, K. Maxwell of Tuscaloosa is at the Metropolitan. J. V. Slaughter and s. D. Moore of Philadelphia and J. T. Woodruff and Mrs. Woodruff of St. Louis are at the Metropolitan. R. M. Ingram of Annlston, W. J. Her ren of Dadeville and J. O. Long of Wood ward are at the Arlington. | Hon. Daniel Coleman of Huntsville, somitem consul of the United States at St. Etienne. is spending few days in Birmingham the guest of his nephew, Mr. Robert H, Thach, at 2032 Thirteenth avenue, South. MT. Coleman is accom- panied by his daughter, Miss verdot Cole man.
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