The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-13
PARTNERS
DURING THE DRIVE
PROGRESSIVE PARTY is ENJOYED
AT TALLADEGA-STA CLOSES
TESTIMONY IN oTWELL TRIAL.
OTHER TALlADEGA NEWS.

Talladega. July 12.-(Special)-A pro-
gressiye riding party was INDUCED in by
twenty couples this afternoon. The ladies
drove the equippages. At given signals
the young men exchanged partners, Dane
ing and refreshments followed later in the
evening.
The state has closed its testimony in
the Orwell trial This makes the fifth
day of the preliminary. The defense has
between fifteen and twenty witnesses to
examine yet. The fight in the trial today
is over the right of policeman to arrest
without warrant and without view of
the offense when committed.
Argument is going on before special
committee of the city council as to the
proposed line of the northside school
sewer. Superintendent John c. Williams
is earnestly endeavoring to make the
committee see that it will be better to
follow the route suggested by him, In
that there will be more connections made
by property holders, rather than to lay
the sewer down the streets first sug-
gested.
T. c. Bingham and j. Ed Stone have
purchased the new suburb Highland
Fark' entire from Mr.. Willingham. The
sale comprises all reserved lots not here
tofore sold, twenty-nine lots and ten acres
of implanted lots in the centre of the park
This will put on the market for building
ana occupancy over fifty beautiful res
idence lots. As the lots have been offered
to the public they have been rapidly
taken at fair prices and buildings are
going up on many of them The park Is
but a five minutes walk from the square.
Monday evening Mr.. Frank Harwell was
holding a bottle of coca cola In his hand
preparatory to opening ii when the bot
tie exploded, fragments of the glass IN
fiicting a painful wound on his head and
on the hand of his wife, who was stand
ing near by.
The citizen of Talladega were so pleased
with the entertainment of Prof. lcyda and
his Japanese family that he has been
asked to return and again exhibit us
war pictures at the Chautaqua Hall on
Thursday evening, July 10.
Over in the gold hills of Congressman
Hefin's district the citizens are INDUCING
in a pleasant series of picnics. barbecues
and r-on-the-grounds" functions.
There are no less than nine of these oc-
casions scheduled in that district for
this week, the latest one to report being
Coleta Clay county sixteen miles south
of Talladega, the affair to DO pulled OH
on July IL. On that occasion Congress-
man J. Thomas Hefiin will edify the citi-
zens of that bailiwick with his silver
tongued oratory.
Sam Hyatt OF the fountain Home Of
fee was today married at Columbiana to
Miss Loulah Alma Wilson Mr.. L. d.
Boynton of TaIadega was the best man
on that occasion. The home OF the newly
married couple will be in this city.
In former DAVIS shoccho Springs, a lovely
resort two miles from the city, was often
visited by people who would ride out there
to be in the hills, and to get good
craught of sulphur or cool, freestone
" ater The owners lacked the money to
develop the spot as resort. NOW the
changes brought ABOUT by time mas as
posed the present holders to be Wiling
20 sell 1t. If some person with enterprise,
taste and money 5ill buy and improve
the place It could probably be made one
the best paying investments in Ala
hama.
Among the visitors here today are W.
o. Peace of Sylacauga, Land Agent DAVIS
of Admission, Miss Fannie Perryman Oh
Fayetteville, Mrs. w. j. Huston or Mont
somery. Miss Mary Snow of Oxford, Rev.
J.. r. Walker of Atlanta. A. J. Gregory
and b. 3. Ballard of -mory, Miss. b. E'
Caps of Mangum. Okla, William $. Cal
houn of Atlanta Mrs. Sanford Shepherd
of Winter Park, Fla, F. 7. Stephenson OF
Albertville, Miss Lurline Smith OF Autau-
Gaville.
Returned from brief visits: Hugh Ham
mond from Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
o. Dumas from Mobile, Henry McCary
from Talladega Springs and w. L. Parker
from Huntsville.
Addresses of Talladega people now
AWAY: Miss Leila Simmonds, Atlanta;
Miss Halle Henderson, lebanon, Tenn.'
CAPTAIN and Mrs. T. 8. Plowman, North
| Carolina: Miss Olive Plowman. Columbus.
Ga. Miss Maud Davis Randolph James
| HAYDEN. Shelby Springs