The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-06-22
ENSLEY WILL GET
 PASSENGER TRAIN
FRISCO HAS AGREED TO RUN THE AGE-HERALD MESSENGER BOY TRAIN TO ENSLEY TWICE A DAY-SocIAL NEWS.

Ensley, June 21.-(Specal.) )-The first move has been taken looking to giving Ensley a passenger service. The Age Herald has made arrangements with the Frisco to run the Age-H Herald Messenger Boy train to Ensley twice daily. This train, which leaves Birmingham at 6:30 in the morning and returns at 6:S0 D. m. will run from Pratt City to Ensley on its outgoing and in- coming trips.
 This action of the Frisco will prove of great convenience to the people of this city as 1t will enable them to not only make trips to the western part of the county and up in Walker and return in the same day, but it will give travellers an opportunity to check their trunks in this city over other lines.
 It is also probable that in few days arrangements will be made to place mail service on the Messenger Boy. thereby giving the morning mails to the citizens of the city several hours earlier than is now done under the present arrange ment
 Several other roads running into Ensley fheActANNbAAAAJ ting on passenger service.
 Fuller-Sawyer.
 This afternoon at 5;3O o'clock at the home of the brides father MT. w. R. Sawyer, on Virginia street, at Mont gomery, MT Felix D. Fuller, Jr, of this city was married to Miss Sadie Jeannette Sawyer. Only immediate friends and a fa m at ra1a ot the wedding. The ceremony was per formed by the Rev. J. w O'Hara. pastor of the Clayton Street Baptist church of that city. Shortly afterwards MT. and Mrs. Fuller left for Atlanta, Chattanooga and other points in the north and east.
 The maid of honor was Miss Charlotte Sawyer and the best man was MT. J. Albert Simpson of this city. Miss Pa trica Stribling played the wedding march. The other visitors were Misss Floise Full Ter of this city and Miss Stribling of Ten nessee.
 The bride wore brown silk travelling gown which was trimmed in green and carried shower bouquet of brides roses. The maid of honor wore a white silk gown and carried pink carnations.
 After a ten days trip MT. and Mrs. Fuller will return to this city and will be at home at 24o5 Avenue E. Mir Fuller holds an important position with the West Shoe and Furnishing company.
 Mrs. Fuller was a teacher in the Ensley public schools for several years and has a large number of friends in this dis trict.
 Personal and General.
 MT. and Mrs Samuel Watson, who have been on their bridal journey in the east and north are expected home tomorrow. They will reside in their new home, re- gently built on Hill Top, near Palmer terrace.
 The Fortnight club will give a dance tomorrow night at Camps hall.
 Lieutenant-G Governor R. M. Cunningham and Alderman P. J. Rogers have returned from a several days fishing trip on the coast, near Mobile. The governor has an engagement to deliver an adddess at the engineers picnic at Pleasant Valley park tomorrow.
 The lawn fete which was conducted by the ladies of the St. Anthonys church for the past three days. was closed to- night to be opened next Monday night at which time all the prizes will be awarded. The fete was well attended and was very successful.