The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-16
GADsDEN.

Gadsden, November 5.-(Special. Mrs 1 America Glenn of Decatur is visiting her sister, Mrs Joe Mccormick, on Fourth street.
 Robert Davis of St. Louis was the days this week.
 Nr and Mrs. R. c. Conner are visiting
 es in Tuskegee
 :, Edith Carver of Rome, who has E, sn visiting her father at pr. and Mrs. W. s. Edwards left this week for a visit to Birmingham.
 John l.. Burnett entertained a number of his friends with finch party Friday evening at the home ot ms parents oh Forest avenue.
 Judge J. H. Disque has moved to his handsome new residence on Forest ave- | nue.
 Captain w. A. Echols is still very ill and unable to walk He was carried to an infrmary in Birmingham by Mrs. Ech- ols Friday for treatment.
 Wyatt Fruit and Miss Reta Palmer were married Sunday at the home of the bride at Howelton. The bride is the daughter of MT. Neal Palmer, one of the leading citizens of the county, and is most charming young woman. Mir. Pru- it is very prominent in business circles.
 Miss Lula DeLoach has returned to her home in Waycross Ga. after a pleasant visit to Miss Sadie Miller in this city.
 Miss Minnie Hasson has returned to her home in Anniston after visit to friends in Gadsden
 The Hon. George F. Sedberry, state examiner of accounts. was in the city this week. the guest of his relatives MT. and Mrs. Charles S. Ward, on Chestnut street.
 The Hon. James l.. Tanner was carried to Montgomery this week for treatment in one of the hospitals in that city. The condition of Colonel Tanner does not inn prove, and while not alarming, is not very unsatisfactory.
 Mir. George and MT. Paul c. VanZant of Philadelphia have arrived in the city to look after their interests in this coun- ty MT George Vanzandt owns thou sands of acres of coal lands near AL toona and is opening mines that will have capacity of 1000 tons of coal per day. Both are interested in the Alabama Steel and Wire company.
 Mrs c. G. Montgomery and two daugh- ters left this week for Mobile to visit MT. Montgomery who is there. They will probably make Mobile their home
 Bernard Green of Nashville is visiting his parents in Gadsden this week.
 Mrs Sam Crook has returned from visit to relatives in Anniston.
 MT. Charles Ward has returned from Montgomerv where he accompanied MT. and Mrs. Tanner.
 Mir. Oscar Gwnn left Monday for Tus- caloosa where he will remain for short time before he will go to Jacksonville, Miss.
 Mr. Ceoree NJ Ely of Montgomery is in the city in the interest of the Southern Paeific.
 Miss Josie Caldwell and Miss Porter spent several days with their parents IT. Jacksonville. Ala. this week. MT. Jack Davis entertained with stae diner at the home of his sister and hrother-ir-law on Chestnut street Tues day evening The dinner was in ten courses and was served from until 10 | o'cloci after which different card games were induged in. Those present were Mir Paul Stevenson. MT Frank Duncan, Nr Johnson Perton. Mir. Frank Cathev Mir Howard Rails Mir. Ted Cooper, MT. Walter Snyder and MT Fred Lucy.
 MT w. P, Johnson. MT w c. Belln- | ger. MT w. w. Ross and MT. R. l.. Crouch went on a hunt on Mir W. F. Johnson's plantation this week.
 A box supper will be given Thursday night at the Baptist church in East Gads- | den fer the benefit of the church.
 The movino picture performance at the court house Tuesday nisht for the benefit l of the Episcopal church was success | both socially and financially. | After a meeting of the hoard of stew ards of the Methodist church Monday night, the pastor. the Rev. J. F. Sturdi- want. took the offrial hoard to Golfers cafe. where he was host to an excellent renast
 | Mir. Charles Merker and Miss Naenl Trrner were mnrried in this city Surday nfterroon by the Rev L. R. f'elson. MT. Marker and his bride are quite well