The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-26
PEOPLE DISCUSS
 AGE-RERALD PLAN Will Watch for Representatives
 With S2 Bills SCHEME CONSIDERED GOOD Three First Persons Found With Copies of Saturdays Age-Herald
 Will Receive Bank Note
 And Compliments.
SCHEME CONSIDERED GOOD

Ensley, October .-(Speeial)-"The scheme of The Age-Herald to distribute gifts to the three first persons found on the streets of Ensey next Saturday af- ternoon between 12:30 and 1 o'clock with copy of that mornings Age-Heraid m their hands is very attractive one and has created considerable interest in this city, said a citizen today.
 "Of course the amount of the gifts Is not large. that is not necessary for the purpose desired. The principal feature of the scheme Is the friendly rivalry that it will create among the citizens of the town and the curiosity it will excite as to who the lucky ones will be.
 But the two dollars to be received by three persons who happen to be on the streets with a copy of the mornings paper in their hands will certainly excite con- siderable interest and curiosity. l con slider the scheme a very clever one. anu venture the assertion that copies of The Age-Herald will be very much in evi- dence at the hour named.
 "As the announcement states, three rep resentatives of The Age-Herald. unknown to the pcOplt Ol tlllS tll9s VIII iiihhN eiiNh appearance in the city unannounced, will start from three different points and each will hand to the first person met with a copy of that mornings paper in his or her hand a two dollar bill. These three rep resentatives will appear on the streets sometime between 12:30 and o'clock next Saturday afternoon.
 During the same half hour three other representatives of The Age-Herald will dollar bills in the same way as at Ems ley" Notes and Personals. Mrs H. L. JeffNes of -Anniston is spend- ing few days in the city visiting rela- tives and Incidentally taking in the state fair.
 Mrs L. J. Francis of Calera is spending the week with the family of Mrs. Sarah Owen on Avenue F.
 r. H. Sheldon of Mt. Vernon and Marion Stafford of Florence are the guests of the formers brother, J. H. Sheldon, in this city.
 Mir. and Mrs J. W. Dur, who were married last Wednesday night. are at home with Mrs. A. w. Lyle at Fifteenth Itreet and Avenue G.
 The Pratt Land and Improvement com pany is erecting handsome residence on Warrior avenue in Wylam for Dave Mecrory which will cost about $1500. This company is doing considerable building in Wylam as well as at other points in the district where 1t is interested
 Miss Pearl Dunlap and MT. E. P Ham, mond two popular young people of this city were quietly married at the home of the brides mother on Sixteenth street last night
 the city today and called on number of his old friends. At one time MT. Cope land was citizen of the Birmingham dis trict and has many friends here.
 Mrs. E. w. Burt of Collinsyille is the guest of her brother, Gordon DuBose of this city.
 H. c. DuBose of Monroevlle, Ala, is visiting his brother Gordon DuBose in iinsley.
 Glenn Morrow. assistant postmaster at West Point. Miss, is the guest of T. F. West at his home in Pratt City
 Mrs. Joseph T. Derry of Atlanta Is wis., iting her sister Mrs. Felix Fuller. sr. on Avenue F.. She will remain until after the marriage of her niece, Miss M. Eloise Fuller to Mir. A. l. Wilson of Fordyce. Ark, which event will occur November l.