The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
Personal and General.

| new bowling alley will be opened next 1 door to the postoffice on Monday. The | alley is being fitted up in modern style, and will have two alleys. This style of l sport is very popular in Bessemer, and 1 this one will no doubt prove a good draw 1 ing card.
 MT. H. E. Bumby had the misfortune to have a valuable mare stolen from he l stable at his residence on Dartmouth ave-
 nut last evening. The horse is years
 old, in fine condtion has small heart
 shaped brands on side of jaw and slight scar from wire cut on flank. Weight. about 300 pounds. new saddle and bridle were taken at the same time. A reward of $15 is offered for information that will
 lead to the return of the horse. Miss Carrie Thompson of Birmingham is visiting Mrs. Annie Glen Grove.
 Mrs. J. w. Carter has returned from North Alabama, where she went to be hiwt her brother, who was quite sick. She will leave next week for an extended trip abroad A party is being made up in Birmingham and she will be one of
 the party. They will visit London, Paris, Italy, Switzerland and many other points of interest. The party will remain away
 until October.
 1 MT. l.. D. Godfrey is in South Alabama, l where he is slowly regaining his strength | after long illness.
 MT R. P. Pritchard left for Tuscaloosa l yesterday to take a summer course at | the University of Alabama. | MT. and Mrs. G. F. Brown have re- 1 turned to the city after a delightful stay ,, in Rhea Springs, Tenn.
 1 MT. Will Lacy has accepted position
 with the Woodward Iron company in the l engineering department.
 1 Miss Clara Hoster has returned from l Bell Court seminary, in Washington. Miss 1 Hoster was joined in Washington by her l father, MT. Louis Hoster, and week
 was spent taking in the Jamestown ex- | position.
 | Miss Edith Kilgore of Tuscaloosa is
 visiting Mrs. T. B. Wallace. 1 Dr. +. P. Gwin and Norman Parker | returned today, after spending ten days | at the Jamestown exposition. l MT. James F. Gallagher leaves tonight l for Tunnel Hill, Ky, where he goes to | join Mrs. Gallagher and the children, | who have been spending some time with ! Mrs Gallagher's relatives. After week s | stay in Tunnell Hill. Mir. and Mrs. Galla- | gher will go on to Jamestown for visit
 of ten days to the exposition. | Mr. Lee Moody left this evening for l Chicago and St. Louis
 | MT. H. E. Bumby left this afternoon on | a business trip to Erie, Pa. The negro, John Moore, who was so burned in the explosion at the slag dump | day or two ago, died late last evening | from the effects of the burns. | Miss Lucy Oliver, who recently re- 1 signed her position as nurse in Robinson s | infirmary, has accepted position with 1 Dr. Copeland in Birmingham. ] MT. and Mrs E. A. Carl entertained | delightfully."- at a dance last evening l The dance was given to celebrate the /! fourth anniversary of their marriage | Those present were MT. and Mrs. Lee | Thornton. Miss Gladys Huffman, Miss | Grace Judson, Miss Annie OBrien and | Miss Sadie Aperious. MT. Gardner Good ] wyn MT Male, MT. George Ethridge, Mir. Reed Fulton and Messrs. Brady and | Smith
 | MT. A. E. Carl left this afternon for | Richmond, to spend the summer. l Services will be held in all the churches l tomorrow, both morning and evening. Rev. W. E. Morris at the Methodist Rev. I. O. Adams at the Episcopal, Rev. J. F. | Gable at the Baptist. Rev c. H. O'Brien | at the Catholic, Rev. R. c. Gilmore it | the Presbyterian, Rev. D. P. Taylor at I the Christian and Rev. J. F. Crawford
 at the Cumberland Presbyterian.