The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-28
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 26.) Avenue G this morning, and as result, he carries a broken arm and a badly bruised face The boy fell from a height of about fifteen feet and his escaping without more serious injury is miraculous. The arm was broken below the elbow. The fracture was set in splinters by pr. E. T. Fields.
 To Build Several New Houses.
 The Peoples Realty company, under the management of its president A. C. Ilce' let the contract this week for the con- struction of five handsome and modern cottages, three of which will be bullt at Palmer Terrace at a cost of S45OO, ana two on Seventeenth street and Avenue r, to cost 5000. The contract was awarded to J. s. Arnold 6 Co., who will begin the work of construction at once. Build ing material Is already being placed on the property. The Peoples Realty com pany in the past has constructed several fine residences in different sections or the city, and in this, they have accom- plished much towards relieving the pres sure for homes which has prevailed In Ensley for several months At the pres ent time the demand greatly exceeds the supply In speaking of the five houses in question, MT. Tice said that they are but the first of several which ms colh- pany contemplate erecting in the near future. The company recently bought large tract of valuable residence property, which they will improve from time to time. The company officers are: A. .. Tice. president; Neil Hutchings, secretary; J. Fl. Perkins, treasurer.
 Local Items.
 The local assembly of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew at St. Johns Episcopal church in this city last night was well at tended, and the programme, which was carried out in full, was very instructive and interesting throughout Several ad- dresses were made by prominent clergy men and churchmen of the district, among whom were the following: The Rev. pr. A, Crawford, rector of St. Johns, and the Revs. J. w. Canty Johnson, Raimundo DeOyies of Birmingham, F. w. Amber of Woodlawn, J. J. D. Hall Of thls clty' MT. George Estes, layman Of St. An drew's, Birmingham MT. Ewing of the Advent MT. Rush of St. Andrews, and Mir Weathers of St. Mary s-on-the-Hlsh- lands.
 Ten new members were enrolled for conservation.
 The following services will be conduct ed at St. Anthony's Catholic church, Ave- nue H and Twenty-first street:
 First mass at a. n. High mass, ser mon and benediction at 0:30 a. m. Sunday school at D. m. The subject of the ser mon at high mass will be, Prayers For the Souls of the Departed"
 November 1 will be the feast of all saints. The masses will be at 7:90 and o'clock a. m. November 1 will be all souls day. The first mass will be at 7:3O, and the high mass at s o'clock a. m. The Rev. Father Francis c. Doyle pastor.
 Mrs Hayden, a widow living on Seven- teenth street, between Avenue D and Avenue F is seriously i'll at her home. Mrs. Hayden conducts boarding house.
 The fourteen crap shooters who were caught in the Semet Solvay quarters yes- terday morning were fine $7.50 each In the mayors court this morning as pen alty for indulging in the game of chance without license.
 Notes and Personals.
 Peyton A. Eubank went down to Mont gomery today to spend Sunday with rel atives. MT. Eubank will visit the Mont gomery fair, also.
 Mrs. M. II. Mcdowell has as her guest her sister, Mrs. Enochs of Banner
 Mrs. Robert Parks passed through the city today. en route to her home at Ok moor Mrs. Parks is returning home from a several weeks visit to points in Texas.
 Mrs. S. H. Looney entertained a num- Der of friends at her home on Avenue H last night in honor of her sister, MISS Burrows, of Shelbyville, Tenn. Mrs. Iooney introduced many pleasant feat ures for the entertainment of her guests, after which refreshments were served. The guests included Misses Barton, Rus sell Wright, Lawson, Philips, Bryant, Pfiel Welch and Burrows; Messrs Mor- ris. I.eCroy, Cummings, Mcdonald, Meade, Moss, Blankenship and the Rev. l.. A. Reagor.
 S. G. Braswell of Mobile has removed to Ensley to engage in business. MT. Bras well is a member of one of the prominent Mississippi family, and is a brother or Mrs. A. E. Wells of this city.