The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-07
NEW DEPOT TO BE
 BUILT AT ENSLEY Site Purchased by Electric Rail-
 way Company ON NINE TENTH STREET Junior Workers of the First Baptist Church Will Give Rummage Sale
 at Yam Bros.' Store Today for Church Benefit.
ON NINETEENTH STREET

mingham Railway, Light and Power com pany has purchased two lots facing on Nineteenth street. between Avenue F and and offices for the Ensley business of the company will be erected at once.
 The property was purchased from May or N. w. Scott and the deal was con- sumated by leading real estate firnf of this city. It is said that the price paid for the property was s25oo.
 The site on which the new depot is to be located is well situated for the pur- pose being close to the business center. It is between the South and North Ems ley car lines leading into and out of the city and will be easily reached by the freight trains on either line and will be easily accessible to the merchants of the city and others who use the Birming- ham Railway, Light and Power company for the transportation of freight. No announcement has yet been made of the plan of the building to be erected, but it is understood that 1t will be an imposing structure and credit to the city and railway company.
 Ine present autpOl IS IOW luNditd ct Avenue E and Twentieth street and the traffic of the road is often congested at this point. The freight business of the company Is increasing very rapidly and the line is very popular for the trans portaton of freight to and from Bir- mingham and other points in the district. It is understood that work on the new building will begin at an early date.
 The Junior Workers of the First Baptist church of this city will conduct rum mage sale at the corner of Nineteenth street and Avenue c tomorrow. The sale will be in the furniture store of Vann Bros. and the public is cordially invited to participate.
 It will be given for the benefit of the church. The Juniors recently purchased a new carpet for the church 1t is to help pay for this improvement that the sale Is given.
 Junior Workers. The Juniors will also give measuring party at the residence of the Rev. J. H. Longcrier, pastor of the church. on next Tuesday afternoon. which will also be for the benefit of the Improvements that are being made at the church. The Junior Workers deserve great credit for the work they have done for the church the new carpet they have supplied the church with one hundred new hymn books.
 Sunday Services.
 The usual services will be conducted at the local churches in Ensley Sunday. Since the revival at the large tent un- der the auspices of the Cumberland Pres byterian church. which closed last Sun day, increased interest has been taken in the various services at all the churches Many new members have been received by all the protestant churches and many more have expressed an in- tention of alligning themselves with the church.
 A number of the people of Ensley will attend the special service for men at the First Cumberland Presbyterian church at Birmingham next Sunday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock. The meeting will be con- ducted by the Rev. k. E. Hendrick. who conducted the revival at this place
 The Rev. MT. fteHuTlch fldue Ildlly warm friends during his two weeks stay in Ensley.
 Notes and Personals.
 Addison w. Lynch, who has been at Johnston, s. C., for several weeks, where he went to assist his sister, Mrs. D. T. Ouzts, wind up some business affairs af- ter the death of her husband, returned home today MT Ouzts lost his life in a cotton warehouse fire about month ago.
 MT. and Mrs. w.. T. Springfield ar- rived home last night from North Caro- lima. MT. Springfield was married to Miss Daisy Whitley of North Carolina last Tuesday. They are at home with the groom's father, pr. T. J. Springfield.
 City Attorney Romaine Boyd is spend- ing several days at Talladega on legal business.
 Alderman J. M Donaldson presided in police court this morning in the absence of Mayor N. w. Scott. who was in Bir- mingham on business. Judge Donaldson disposed of a number of minor cases.
 The Camp building on Avenue E is being put in readiness for the new drug store to be opened by Green Bros. of Blocton in few days.
 The Fortnightly club gave dance at Perkins hall on Avenue E tonight, which was a very pleasant social affair.
 Mrs. J. T. Fields and young son are snending the week visiting relatives at