The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-02
FOUNDATIONS LAID
 FOR NEW BUILDING
Laboratory, Hospital and Police
 Station at Steel Plant
COMPLETE TESTING ROOMS
Invitations Received in Ensley for the Wedding of Miss Freddie c. Fon- vile and MT. Frederick L.
 Sawyer.

Ensley, October 1.-(Speeial )-The foun- dations for large building are being laid by the Tennessee company opposite their office building near the steel plant. It will be divided into three parts. lab oratory hospital and police station. The laboratory will be fitted mp with all the necessary chemicals and conven- fences for testing ore, and will be much larger than the old office. small part of the building will be used as an emer- geney hospital, where the injured men may be attended before they are taken to the larger hospital on Avenue F. There will also be suite of rooms for the watchmen who patrol the property of the company. It will be large frame build ing very much like the new engineers drafting office, which has just been fin- ished.
 The work on the new steel plant is pro- gressing rapidly. Steam shovels are mak- ing dirt fly and mule teams are leveling off the foundations
 The construction work will begin in a few weeks
 All of the furnaces are now in full blast, although there is a great lack of material. The rock quarries have been flooded by the recent rains to such an extent that only a few are in operation Several other furnaces in the county have been bank ed, but the Tennessee company Is making an effort to cast the usual output. Invitations have been received in Ems ley announcing the wedding of Miss Fred die C.. Fonvlle of Luverne to Frederick l.. Sawyer of this city The wedding will take place at noon October IT in the Bap- tist church of Luverne.
 The attendants will be as follows Maid of honor, Miss Lucy Young of Montgom- cry; matron of honor, Mrs. Ida Taylor of Luverne, a sister of the bride;. brides- maids, Misses Jessie May Supple Of Hick- ory Grove, Lena Reddock of Luverne and Anna Dean Sawyer of Ensley. Miss Susan Sawyer will play the wedding march. Dr. w. S. Rouptree of Wylam will be the best man. The ushers are w. P Fofvll of Montgomery, T. B. Folmar of Luverne, w. H. Skinner and Dr. w. D. 1onville of Ensley.
 Miss Fonville comes from an old family of long standing in Alabama. Her grand father the Rev. J. A. Fonville, was one of the pioneer preachers of the Baptist church. Mr. Sawyer is chief clerk of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com pany in the Ensley office. He has many friends in the district who rejoice with him in his winning so fair a bride.
 Notes and Personals. The friends of J. c. Couch, who was so seriously wounded at Oseeola station last Saturday niynt, will he glad to hear that he is better, and now has some chance of recovery. Mr. Couch is well known in ie, # GN-FN 10 e pre- ssed for him and bis family.
 Chicken thieves are at worS in Ensley. negro was chased from the house of MT. Wood on Thirteenth street last Sat urday, but he was not captured.
 The vestry of St. Johns Episcopal church met tonight and transacted csn- siderable business.
 Mayor Scott spent Sunday In Athens visiting his daughter, wto is at school there Mss Scott returned to 'Ensley for a weeks visit to her parents.
 Mrs. l.. F. Whitten is visiting her daughter. Mrs. M. $. Hitchcock. in Brook wood.
 The Methodist prayer meeting will be held at the church next Wednesday night.
 The Elks held an interesting business meeting tonight. Two members were ini- tiated
 ems, where she will enter the Athens Fe male college.
 MT. aud Mrs Y. B. Lecroy, who have been visiting relatives in Wetumpka for a week, will return to the city tomor- row.
 MT. and Mrs. P II. Tyler have sold their home on the pike at Twentieth street, ard moved to the city. They will live on Avenue F.
 T. D. Brown of the Ensley Produce company las retur r1ed from a few days visit to his fathers home at Alexander City.
 Mrs. l.. G. Waldrop has returned to the city after a visit of several days to her mother at Village Springs Ala.
 MT. and Mrs, Frank D. McArthur have taken a residence on Nineteenth street, between Avenues G and H.