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FULTON SPRINGS.

Fulton Springs, July zo.-(Special )-The extremely hot weather has brought sev- eral more families out to their summer cottages.
 Mr. W. R Orr has the Downey cottage
 Mr. George Tarrant has taAen a cottage on the hill overlooking the spring. They have with them Mrs. Aarrant's sister, Miss Kate Lewis.
 Miss Eliza Babb has returned from an extended trip, including the Jamestown exposition, Washington, New York and several places of interest nsCanada.
 Mir Draper brought his family out a few days since.
 The house party, composed of five charming young ladies and as many men. and chaperoned by Miss Lillian Gregory, reluctantly left for their homes last Sat urday. Those in the party were Misses McCrory, Lynch, Palmer, Fierce and Brock, and Messrs. Gregory, Adams, Evans and Yam.
 Mrs. V. A. Palmer is visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs R. N. Bell.
 MT. and Mrs. Poncellar are out enjoying the quiet of their Fulton cottage.
 Revival services are being conducted at Walkers chapel by the pastor, the Rev Bonner, who has been assisted by a gift ed divine, Dr. Wolford from Roanoke, Va Mrs Carrie Steele is visiting her sister Mrs. H. B. Lyman. The many friends of MT. and Mrs Char lie Jones will be glad to know that their two little boys, who were snake bitten have about recovered. Miss Virginia Bell has returned from 8 pleasant visit to Guntersville.
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ScoTTSBoRO.

Scottsboro, July 7.-(Special)- Maggie Parks and daughter, Mrs. Mlekler have returned to their home in Fort Payne after a visit to Mrs. Jessie D. Brown.
 Miss Mary Du Kyle visited relatives at Stevenson.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Snodgrass and Mrs. w. W. McCutchen were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Snodgrass at Larkins Landing Wednesday.
 Misses Gertrude Wilson of Blue Ridge Ga. and Agatha Gross of Jacksonville were the guests of Miss Elizabeth Snod- grass.
 Miss Pearl Butler has returned from visit to relatives at New Hope.
 Mrs. Margaret Payne spent last Sat urday at Hollywood.
 Mrs. Rosa Stuart and daughter, Miss Arie, of Chattanooga, are visiting rela- tives here.
 Mrs. H. R. Holland is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mamie Butler.
 Mrs. John F. Proctor and little son. Jim, are spending the summer at Mont eagle, Tenn.
 MT. G. B. Caldwell and daughter, Miss Pearl, spent a day in Bridgeport.
 Miss Hackworth has returned to her home at Anderson
 Miss Elizabeth Snodgrass entertained few of the young people Tuesday even ing Elegant refreshments were served. Miss Dovie Rosson is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary RosSpn.
 Miss Agnes McClendon has returned from Woodville. Mrs Charles Cobb of Little Rock, Ark | is visiting her niece, Mrs. w. P. Oneal | Miss Helen Clayton of Birmingham Is 1 the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Margare' | Shelton.
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ATHENS.

Athens, July 27.-(Special) )-Mr and Mrs. Edwin T. Curtis have returned to Chat tanooga, after a visit to MT. and Mrs. k. M. Rails.
 Miss Annie Marks has returned from visit to her sisters in Texas.
 Mrs. Mary Peebles Harn of Mooresville has been the guest of Mrs. Will Peebles. Judge and Mrs T. c. Mcclellan have re- turned from Pulaski
 MT. and Mrs Leon Cartwright have gone to Jamestown and other eastern cities,
 MT. and Mrs. Will Crawford of Decatur were here this week.
 Mrs. Clements has returned from Wooley Springs.
 Captain and Mrs w. A. Smith of Bir- mingham are visiting Rev. and Mrs. w. C. DensOn.
 MT. and Mrs. R. N. Cartwright have re- turned from Lookout Mountain.
 Mrs. Carlos Cartwright is at Crutchers. Mrs. Joseph Bates has joined her hus- band here.
 Miss Maggie Kesler of Cullman is the guest of her sister, Mrs Carl Rich ter.
 Mir and Mrs. W. A. Meloney of Ale gheny City, Pa, are visiting their son, Mir R. J. Meloney, near Athens.
 Miss Belle Mitchell is at Crutchers
 Mrs Porter Foote has returned to Brink ley, Ark, after a visit to her mother, Mrs F. F. Reynolds, here.
 MT. and Mrs Roy A. Smith have re- turned from New York and Washington.
 MT. and Mrs. T. E. Gilbert are at Crutchers.
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by her father, MT. J, w. A Sanford. Miss Sanford was accompanied by her grandfather. Gen. John w. Sanford.
 News has been received that Mrs. David Browder, who has been i'll for five monts at her home in Norfolk. is conVelscent Mrs. Frowder was formerly Miss Eleanor Martin of Montgomery.
 ITS Florence Harris and daughter, Miss Florence Harris, have returned from Dawson Springs, Ga. Miss Eleanor Cald- well returned with them.
 Mir. and Mrs. James s. Wilcox have gone to join their daughter, Miss Jo- sepha Wilcox, in Colorado Springs, where she has been for several months for her health.
 Mrs. U. Sternfeld will leave Monday for Colorado. She will be joined in An niston by her daughter, Miss Dora Stern field, who is visiting her aunt Mrs. Hertz.
 Judge and Mrs. Jonathan Haralson have returned from Bount Sprlnsg.
 Mrs Montgomery has gone to Cullman, where she will be joined in few days by her daugter. Mrs. Montgomery Smith. Mrs Warren Dent has gone to Anniston to visit her brother, NIT. M. B. Wellborn.
 Mrs William Shoemaker has gone to Virginia.
 Mrs J. H. Bankhead who has been vis- ting her daughter. Mrs. Thomas M. Owen, has gone to her home in Fayette.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Coleman have gone to Savannah.
 Mrs. Henry Crawford and little daugr- ter. Augusta of Columbus Ga, spent several days of the past week with MT. and Mrs. c. G. Abercrombie at their home on Perry street.
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HUNTSVILLE,

Huntsville, July 2L-(Special) )--Misses Perryman and Davis and Lillian Halsey have returned to Chattanooga after visit ing relatives in Huntsville.
 Mrs. s. M. Stewart is at home after visiting in Memphis
 Miss Katherine Zeitler of Mooresville is visiting friends in Huntsville.
 Misses Mildred Stewart and Sammie Hale are at home after visiting friends in Madison.
 MT. and Mrs. Gordon Farris are in De- troit.
 Mrs Will Young of Memphis is visit ing Mrs. Tom Young.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Turbyfil1 of Bon ham, Tex, are visiting relatives in Hunts vile.
 Miss Mary Feeney has gone to Whitwell, Tenn.
 Miss Alice Craig of Piedmont is visit ing Mrs. Francis Tappey.
 Mrs. J. w. Matthews and children are visiting at Estil Springs.
 Mir and Mrs. Wheeler Mitchell have re- turned from Tuscumbia.
 Mir and Mrs. Sears Francis have re- turned to Birmingham after visiting rela- tives in Huntsville.
 MT. and Mrs. John Steele have gone to Chattonooga after visiting relatives here.
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MONTGOMERY.

Montgomery, July -(Speeial.)-These midsummer days are very quiet soclally. The wanderers for cooler elimes have about all gone, and the stay-at-homes have accepted the situation and have set tied down to rest and comfort that can be found at any place where too much cx- ertion is not required.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles P. Jones'. who have spent the past year in Colorado Springs for his health, will return 70 Montgomery in December. They have at their home in Colorado Springs her sister, Mrs. Eppelseheimer, and son of St. Louis. Miss Dollie Kirk, who has been visiting them for the past month, will return home in September
 Mrs. W. NJ. Wilkerson has gone to Clay ton to visit her mother, Mrs. Williams.
 Mrs. Mason Posey of Washington is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Bell, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Gaston, who have gone to Blowing Rock
 The Rev. and Mrs II. M. Edwards have gone to Coden to remain a few weeks be- fore going to Kentucky for the month of August.
 News has been received that Mrs. Dar- ringtons party travelling abroad are now in Germany Mrs Semple Is accompanied by her daughters, Misses Emily and Ellen Semple, and one of the members of her party is Miss Annie Gaston of Montgom- cry.
 Mr. Paul Hickman Harris has returned from the Philippines, and is with hls mother, Mrs. Florence Harris. Mr. Hdr- ris went to the Philippines with Major Kennon of the United States. engineering corps engaged in the building of the rail road from Manila to Benguit Province. He spent several weeks in San Francisco en route home, and wrote for the Cnron- icle d series of stories founded on the peculiar phases of life with which he came in contact
 Miss Valine Sanford went to attend the Confederate reunion at Millbrook on Sat urday and reclted before the veterans the poem, "The Jacket of Gray" written
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SHEFFIELD.

Sheffield, July 27.-(Special. .)-Dr. and Mrs R. J. Shurmond entertained at a brilliant reception at their elegant home Tuesday evening in honor of their daugh- ter, Miss Mary Gywn, and her cousin, Miss Jennie Dewitt Thurmond of Ripley, Miss. The house was attractively decor ated in cut tlowers begonias and ferns, and the yard and porches were brilliant ly lighted with Japanese lanterns. De- licious punch was served by Miss Francis Thurmond on the arrival of the guests and ices and cake were served during the evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. L. Patton chaperoned mace party Monday night, given in honor of the visiting young ladies by the young men of Sheffield.
 Miss Maggie Ola Flora of Jasper is vis- iting friends in the city.
 Mrs F. E. Hill of Franklin, Tenn, Is visiting Mrs T. K. Williams.
 Mrs Ware of Lebanon, Tenn, is the guest of Mrs. A. D, Thomson
 Mrs J. B. McClary, Misses Lucille and Helen McClary, Misses Moore and Algie Ash have returned from Bailey Springs.
 Miss Alice Pardue has returned from Birmingham.
 Miss Jennie D. Thurmond of Ripley Miss. is the guest of Miss Mary Gwyn Thurmond.
 Misses Verna Black and Almeda Buch- anan of Giles county, Tennessee, are guests of Mrs. S. A. Frazier.
 Miss Irene Doud returned from Haley vile this week, accompanied by her sis ter, Mrs. Sam Vaught.
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GILMAN.

Cullman, July 2S.-(SpeeiaI)-N Hugh Henderson and children are spending sev- eral days in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Walter King has returned to her nome in Montgomery after spending sev- efal weeks the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Searcy.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. H. McGlawn and daughter are the guests of Birmingham friends.
 Miss Madge Berryhill and sister, Mrs. Weaver, have returned to Birmingham after a visit to Cullman relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. T. c. Simpson of Mont gomery are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs Charles Dorrough.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Rosson were guests of Mir. and Mrs B. Ashby LeaveH at Vinemont this week.
 Miss Helen Messersmith spent few days in Birmingham, the guest of her brother, this week.
 MT. and Mrs M. L. Robinson and E. c. Kinney spent Friday and Saturday fish ing al Camp Kildare.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. Richter are spending a few days with friends in Birmingham.
 Miss Annie Brooks left Tuesday for a vacation with friends in Louisville.
 Miss Maud Hamill of Birmingham spent a short time in Cullman this week.
 Miss Bessie Gillispie of Hanceville vis- tied Cullman friends Wednesday,
 Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Yielding of Bir- mlngham are visiting Mrs. Georgia Fuller.
 Mrs. J. NJ Pierce of Carrollton. Ga, Is here to be with her daughter, Mrs. N ll- liam Pierce, who continues critically i'll.
 Mrs. B. M. Kinney, who has been In Washington, D. C., for a long visit, re- turned to Cullman this week.
 Miss Magdalen Seheterly and Mrs. Adam Dreher and children are visiting
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ening in compliment to the visiting young

ening in compliment to the visiting young ladies.
 Mrs. Louis Zech is visiting friends in New York city.
 Miss Belle Jones has returned from the Summer school at Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. w. E. Striplin and children have returned from Knoxville, where they have been for some time.
 Oliver Afford entertained a party of friends with moonlight straw ride Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. S. s. Caldwell have re- turned from an extended visit to Balti- more and other eastern cities
 Miss Willie Bowling is visiting rela- tives at Greenwood. Fla.
 MT. and Mrs. A G. Smith have gone to Griffin, Ga, to visit relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Boyd Cox have returned from @ visit to Mrs. Coxs parents at Gainesville, Ga
 Mrs. Tulane Kidd of Anniston is the guest of Mrs. John D. Dunlap.
 Miss Mary N. Moore of Athens was the guest of friends Thursday.
 Mrs. w. L. Culbertson of Shelman, Ga., is visiting her brothers, Messrs. Pelham and J. P. Sitz.
 Mrs. w. A. Bellenger entertained Fri day evening with a card party in compli- ment to a number of visiting young la dies.
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FLORENCE.

Florence, July N.-(Special.) 1.-The house party of Miss Annie Lester Huston has proved such a bright inspiration to sum- mer society in Florence, that there has been hardly a day since their arrival that they are not the inspiration for a social gathering. Miss Huston's guests are Misses Rachel Ashton and Julia Bid dle, Messrs. Stevenson Brooks and Dr. Brown, all of Columbia.
 Friday night Misses Annie Lester and Ellie Huston entertained them with de- lightful card party. The tables where bridge whist was played were placed in the rear gallery, which was made most attractive in its decorations of palms, ferns and lighted with Japanese lanterns. A salad and ice course was served during the evening and after a spirited game the ladies' prize was captured by Miss Ash ton, while MT. Stevenson won the gentle mems prize.
 Miss Illusions guests, Misses Ashton and Riddle, Messrs Stevenson and Brooks, were complimented Tuesday evening when Misses Louise and Jean Lindsay enter tained at cards in their honor. Nastur tums were the motif of this pretty party, which was carried out in the house dec orations, score cards and refreshments. The lady's prize, a handsome fan was won by Miss Riddle, while Mir. Stevenson was the successful contestant for the gentlemans prize. A delicious salad and ice course was served.
 Little Miss Cornne Mitchell was hostess Thursday night at an enjoyable "tacky'' party in honor of her guests, little Misses Freda and Lottie May Bose of Mobile The color scheme of red and yellow was carried out in the festoons of red and yellow bunting over pictures and doors and red cannas and sun flowers that
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IuSCuM BIA.

Tuscumbia, July 27-(Special.)-Mrs. c. R. Palmer entertained in delightful manner Tuesday afternoon from to o clock in honor of her sister, Mrs. Spence McFall of Columbia, Tenn. Receiving with Mrs. Palmer were Mrs. McFall, Misses Ashton and Riddle of Columbia and Miss Annie Lester Huston of Flor ence. Misses Lida Malone and Della liar rington received the guests in the hall where frappe was served by Miss Ellie Huston of Florence. The house was dec orated in Magnolias and ices and cake were served by Misses Emma Kate John- son, Louise Womble and Mabel Palmer.
 Mrs C. A Womble entertained the "Buttonhole club Wednesday with an old time southern dnneL from to $ O clock A prize was offered for the neat est buttonhole made which was awarded Mrs Lucien MeReynolds, the booby prize
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falling to Miss Sarah Thornton. The guest list included Mesdames M. H. Me Reynolds, Owen Julian, M. L. Thornton, Abenathy and r. k. Jones, Misses Hogan, Habgood, McReynolds, Sarah and Loura Thornton.
 Mrs F. ". Scruggs entertained at $ clock dinner last Saturday in honor of Miss Annie Lester Illusions house party of Florence.
 Mrs. Sam Turner entertained the Meth odist Ladies' Aid society Monday evening. evening spent.
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in Canada, where they will remain until fall.
 Miss Oma Ryan has returned to her home in Birmingham, after spending a short time with Miss Trixie Julian.
 Mrs. Jake Hunt of Prattville is visiting Cullman relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Grover Halbrooks of Pratt City are visiting Mrs. B. M Travis.
 One of the most enjoyable entertain ments of the season was given by Harry Parker at his home on Quality Hill Fri day evening
 Mrs Otto Ston entertained the Busy Bee circle Thursday evening.
 The ladies' of St. Johns church gave an entertainment at their hall Friday ev- ening. Refreshments were served and Cullman's brass band furnished music for the occasion.
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banked the mantels. There were many unique costumes worn, the prizes in the taclzy contest falling to little Miss Eliza beth Fuqua and Master Jim Walker. Dancing was indulged in until late hour, when the guests were served to ice cream served in wooden trays and cake served on tin plates.
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GADSDEN.

Gadsden, July 27.-(Special.)- )-Miss Will lie Hoge has gone to Birmingham to visit relatives.
 Mrs J. P. Smith and Miss Eva Motley are visiting relatives at Amory, Miss.
 Miss Lillian McCord entertained num- Der of her friends Wednesday evening with a moonlight picnic.
 The Enamon club gave most enjoyable dance at tho Printup hotel Thursday ev-
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Society in Other TOl1ns

Mrs. Ike Meyers of Helena, Ark, is vis- iting the Misses Well.
 Mrs. Walter Holmes of Chattanooga is visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. " Vogel.
 Mr and Mrs. c. T. Canterberry of Ems ley are visiting Mrs. Pope Brown,
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 The Birmingham Ledger: Drs. Doz- fer and Dozier are without doubt the best known specialists in the South, and their fame is due entirely to their great skill.
 The Birmingham News: This firm. pr. Dozier & Dozier. has been doing business in Birmingham continuously for number of years and they have yet to be accused of having dealt un- fairly with a patient in any way whatsoever. They are both gentlemen of the highest type and carry their honor md gentlemanliness into their business.
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