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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-11-29
LAKE.

Lake. Nov. 26-Miss Essie Butler OF
Frankfort. Ind. Is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Butler.
The Uniontown schools will give a
public entertainment In tho town hail.
Wednesday evening. Nov. q. A Thanks
giving program is to be- rendered.
The IEabella Club was entertained by
Mrs. Allie Miller on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Kinkleman, and
Henry Seesdorf were callers at the
seesdorf home Sunday.
Mira. Amanda Young, OF Jackson town.
ship, has been visiting relatives Ia this
vicinity for the past week.
mrs Reed. OF Hartyiile. Is the guest
OF her daughter. hrs. l.. ID. Myers.
Mrs, John Hickman entertained the
Josephine Embroidery club ON Tuesday.
Twenty ladies' were present.
with the munips.
Schools close Wednesday fos the rest
OF the week for Thanksgiving
Mrs. John King. OF Inland, visited
az the homo OF her sister, Mrs. Allen
Seesdorf. Sunday.
The Misses Madge and vida Tedrick.
OF SA Grant Street. Akron, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Leibole.
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ton over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Firman, OF MIN,
Hoyt this week. Mr.. Firman Is an
employe OF tho Minerva pottery and ls
taking advantage OF the shut down TO
Charles Byder and Miss Helen Raloy
came homo from Athens on Saturday
evening, where they are attending col
lege Miss Raiey has been on the sick
list for tho past two weeks.
Oliver Allen OF Coraopolis, Pa, was IN
Carrollton. "A short time ON Monday:
Ed, Coleman, manager or tho Boil
telephone company In this district, ana
Frank Dots are are In Amsssrdam ,se n nins ,hns
road which Is being built between East
Springfield and Bergholz.
There will be n pie social In tho New
Harrisburg school house Saturday even
The Carroll county soldiers relief met
on Monday.
The new w. L. =. schedule Is a
by tho rural oarriers. The carriers
leave the Carrollton postofiice at 1880
a. m. The mail train does not arrive
and daily papers lay over until the
next day. All morning papers are
day old when they reach the subscribers
along the routes,
home with her son-in law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Runyan.
Mrs. John q. Fletcher has gone 20
Cleveland where she will spend the win
ter with her aon-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garrett.
william Smith. Of Lee township, was
In Carrollton on Monday. Mr.. Smith
was the first man In this county to pc
tition for rural route and a great deal
OF credit is due him for the fine rural
service In Carroll county.
Thomas q. Donaldson. OF scroggsneld.
was In town Saturday having billt
printed announcing the sale OF property
OF the late Alexander Hoobler. OF whose
estate he has been appointd administra-
tor.
Evan Jones was Canton visitor on
Sunday.
Frank Wagner, of East Liverpool, Is
working In the Nape & Wagner black
smith shop Ia the place OF his brother
U. q; Wagner. who IL suffering from
A marriage license has been issued
TO Bert jackson and Mas. Rena Shan
Teton. both OF Augusta.
j. ID. Phillips was a guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Clemens the nrst OF the week.
Tasssas Mr. NJ ss %ss is is
asainst the % p r'fs r. for dd%afS in1aFes 'at Tat
ceiyed NJ Malvern some time ago.
I'd. Thosne; OF pttsburg. and Miss
ried Tuesday evening at the residence
OF her sister, Mrs. Grant v lgner, where
she has made her home Tor some time.
The ceremony was performd by Rev.
In the presence Of n few relatives and
friends. Mr.. Trerne operates a limo
type machine on the Pittsburg Press,
and has made host OF friends since
seeton Is a charming young lady and
has been employed In the local pottery
and rubber factory. They will make
their home In Pittsburg.
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cARRoLLToN.

Carrollton. Nov. 27.-A car load of
brick which jumped the track at the
north end OF the depot Friday morn
ing when the w. N L. IL. local was
switching required the services Of the
= wreck train, which got the main track
cleared about twelve o'clock that night.
The south bound passenger train was
delayed about two and a half hours by
the obstruction which stood diagonally y
across the main line from the switch. A
car OF cement which had been In tho
ditch at the McCully elevator was also
put on the track the wrecking crew
not getting out OF Carrollton until . a.
m. Saturday.
Col. j. d. Hammer. OF Pittsburg, an
employe OF the Wsbash railroad. was
In town a short time ON FRIDAY.
jesse Manfullrog augusta. In the new
Chris Grunder. james and ID. NJ. MeS-
tiers, Jrs and son Ed. OF New Harris
burgf, were tranfpctins busiycss Sn
SQUIRE deorge Virgins, of Lee town
ship was In Carrollton on Saturday.
Mrs. Stats Fonda. OF Alliance, In n
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
y. Albright.
Daniel Getxman made a record catch
OF rats Friday night. Mr.. Getzman got
two wire traps and Joined them with
wire netting, making a trap about ave
was pretty weii crowded being Is in all
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson, OF
Norwalk. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Kali, over Sunday. Mr. Thomp-
son 10 q w. q I. u. conductor ana Is
hunting in Carroll county.
Frank Wagner and wife. Of East Iiv-
erpool. are visiting relatives In Carroll
ton.
dam. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Smith over Sunday. Mr.. Slatos In a
ball pitcher ana made n fine record
with the Amsterdam team the past seas-
on
Mr.. and Mrs, WIN Weaver have NOV
ed into the house lately occupied by
Mrs Thomas McCort.
III. IL. Roudebush was down from Can
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MYERS.

Myors. Nov. 27.-DRniel Haynam trans
ncfcd business at Canton receptS.
Mrs. willard Baughmhn ana son fer"'
enjoyed Sunday with FRIENDS. ,o,s
Miss Iorena Davis spent SEVERN CIV
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs'
Charles DayiIs, at Canton. 49,.
Kinney Keith Is spending some time
AT Tho home OF his brother. Smith.
Theodore wartman shipped cur . ioau
OF cattle from tho Myers crossing sat
urdny. a..
William Hnynam was calling on MS
father. Amos Hayman Sunday. -.
Measrs Ely and Clappcr have dissolN-
ed partnership In the Goai PInnners puslness.
Mr.. ELY having bought Mr. Ciapper >
Mrs John Lentz and daughter Della.
enjoyed Sunday with their daughter ana
sister.
cinity on business recently.
Mrs. William Kester and daughter,
Eva. was calling ON Mrs. oliver Haines
Saturday.
Mrs. John Myers and daughters Laura
and Hazel was entertained at the home
OF the formers brother, Jesse Bates,
Mrs. william Haynam and son Ar
mold, were Paris callers Sunday.
The Betz and Ely coal mine is run
ming full blast. day and night.
w. Kestor has concluded visit with
his son, at this place.
After a prolonged Illness from con-
sumption. Mrs. Edward Kleitz, aged 81
years, ldied at her home near Roberts
Vile, Saturday. Funeral services were
conducted Tuesday morning. at the
Mapleton Lutheran church, by Rev.
Schmucker. of Canton, The deceased
is survived by her husband and a son.
She was n lovable Christian woman and
her death Is sincerely regretted by all
with whom she was acquainted.
Sheatsley Bros baled hay In the Rob
ertsviile locality last week
Matte Ely, OF Alliance is the guest OF
her brother, Robert.
Bert Hodge. OF Canton, spent several
days with Mr.. and Mrs William Lang.
NJ, Redman, OF Pleasant Valley, was
through here Saturday on business.
Mrs. John Unkefer and Roxie Hayman
were shopping in Canton Friday.
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Piles
is
Years
Saved From An Operation BY a Halt
Box Of the Pyramid Pile Cure.
You Can Try II Free.

you San Try " rree.
II cannot help writing 10 you about
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| wrote to you for q sample | was
thinking OF going through an opera
ton. But thought / would give
your remedies trial. am so hap
by that did for am cured and only
used half box. / write this for nu.
manity's sake. / had piles even since
the year 1891. j wish ION would pub
lish my name through the Bulletin
paper for / am well known In the
Marine Corps. Use my name the best
way you know how. Thanking you
for your good advice. Yours truly,
Cleophas Forte, Marine Barracks,
U. 8. N. Training Station, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
What should induce this United
States seaman TO write US In this
manner II not gratitude for being cur
ed Of disease which had tortured
him for fifteen years? Mr.. Forte was
positively unknown TO us until he
wrote for the sample OF our wonder.
full remedy,
You may be suffering In the same
way.
Just send your name and address
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Marshall. Mich, and re-
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The moment you start TO use II,
your suffering ends and the cure OF
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Then YOU can get a full sized box
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II Is well worth trying. N
No knife and It's torture
No doctor and his bills
All druggists. 50 cents. Write TO-
day for free package,
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PILOT KNOB.

Pilot Knob. Nov. MA literary viii be
held 90 this place On Saturday. Eovem-
Mrs. Summers is staying at the home
o, her oau9hter. Mrs. Charles Miller.
Sunday with Grandpa Immei.
MT ana Mrs. }. o. Coy and family.
VISITED q Elmer shAffers ON Sunday.
Laura Clapper and Holland Sousrs spent
Sunday st M. III. Hahn's
Mrs. John soners and Miss Ella Sou
era visited az Albert Pey's ON Sunday.
OF last week with her daughter In Can
jolly crowd OF young folks called
ON Edyin lmmel on Saturday evening
WAS served. consisting of oysters. vhicSx-
en-. proxies, celery cake and candy
EDITH Yountx visited with Nellie Nil
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oREENTowN.

a deputy was here Monday looking for
an italian who is want d In New York
for murder. Constable Hoover was call
ed to assist In the search, but too many
the, man suspected and he had taken
night.
A. G. Myers and wife and a number OF
friends ars In Akron today, attending
ter,
II Is reported that Miss Elsie Johns
= at her brothers home In Akron. very
le little son Of Dr. p0hart, hac an
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REeoRpER,s OFFICE.

REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.
Catherine G. Meyer to II. l.. Van Nos
tran, lot $3.50, Canton, 5000.
Della and Mark Hambleton to Ma
thanlel j. Mitchell lots 1910, and l2772,
1917, 1878, 1916, 81.
Dcwalt schaffner and wife TO John
IIont2 part OF lot rs, Canton, $li00.
Emil Relnkendorff to Bertha Reinken-
dorn, lot S70i, Canton, $500.
Frank $. and Gertrude Miller TO c. Il.
McAlister, lot 9s Marlboro, $500.
John lIontz and wife TO Allen r.
Hontz, part of lot 1878 Canton, $3.50
Allen Troyer 10 Allen Cook part Of
section g. Canton township, ST.
Byron u. Bowman to Elizabeth v.
Bowman, part of lot 2l92. Alliance, $500.
Jessie Harrington TO Joseph Earring
ton, part OF section "A, Massillon town
ship, $500.
Max Geiger ct al. 10 c. c. Leiscomb,
lot 1876, Alliance, $3.50.
James A. Caldwell ct al. to Mary II.
Leiscomb, part of section 7, Lexington
township, 5000.
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IN THE COURTS
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
NEW CAEEE

1s697-H. j. Berger vs.. John Hair. u.
s. Johnston. attorney.
1s69s-The Minerva Savings and Trust
Co. vs.. John Burns and Laday Burns.
j. II. DeFord, attorney.
1SG99-The Shill Bros Co, n corporation,
vs. H. ]. Schl..fy. Charles Krichbaum,
attorney.
1S700-FredericlS w Hedgeland VS.. The
Webster Manufacturing Co. Taylor and
Stewart, attorneys.
1SI01-Grace Foster VS.. William Fos-
ter. William ]. Piero, attorney.
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arm broken by eoming In contact with
a football player
George Bletzer is working at the Camp
shops again, and win not move 20 Can
ton as was CONTEMPLATED.
Revival meetings win be conducted al
the Uniontown Methodist church begin
ming next Sunday evening. Rev. Kins-
ley has secured the assistance OF a, num-
ber OF ministers from Akron, Canton
and Alliance.
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Notice Of Private sale.

Notlcs % hereby given that the UNDER
sigpsd offers at private sale the stock
described in Schedule u OF the Inven-
tory and Advertisement. AIod in the Pro-
bate Court OF stark County, Ohio; said
stock consists of picture moulding.
And generally such stock as Is comm6n
IN = piotune framing and undertaking
bnsinees. Terns-vne-half cash, bslapos
yuli iniormatiSn upon request.
JOHN T. BLAKE. Assi8nss.
Hds - 1elw6E Bldg.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.


William Bose, lineman, 20. Beach City,
and Myrtle Harold, 2 Beach City.
Charles c. Needham, Jr., machinist, "a,
and Miss Alice NJ stone, 21, Canton.
william II. shearer, "a, laborer. and
Miss Viola Mufiiy,. 20, osnaburg.
Frank J. Marovek, a. clerk, and Mar
tina kowfsky, 20. Navarro.
Arthur w, Davies, a. machnlst, and
Miss rn,r EIizabeth nal Sickle, q, Alliance;
Rose Rltznan, q, Alliance.
Hiram Groff, q, miner. West Lebanon,
and Miss Grace oplinger, 49, Justus.
Joseph Mountz "A, fireman, Canton,
and Miss Nellie. o. Rice, 20, osnaburg.
Blanche NJ. Bordner. 20. Canton.
John II. McNeal. sprlnRmaker, and
Margaret Dyer, IS, Canton.
..Orrm +. Ames, 20, plumber and
John Riryen. isIen a. miner. G ast'tGr; East Green
Vile, and Miss Mary c. Mcrtes, 49, =.
Howard Zelner, SO carpenter, and
Miss Hanna weldman, -, Canton.
Harry g. Gretzinger, 20. cabinet max
&c, Marlboro
John D. snlder, "a. farmer. Louisville
and Bertha NJ. Austlne, %, Hartvllle.
William II. Cordrey. "a, bother, and
William i. Voeiker "a. machinist.
New Berlin. and Miss Emma +. Kis-
singer, 22, Greentown.
James W. stinc. 20. machInlst. and
Miss Louisa NJ Enllis. e, Alliance
ola Harold. Beach City.
William L. Stolzenbach. proprietor OF
bakery. and Miss Helen @. Gschwend
Canton.
Pa, and Miss Goldio Heasley, -, Can
ton.
Isaac f. Reeder. %. mIIlman. and Miss
Linda a. Ealdn. %, Canton.
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PROBATE COURT.
In tho guardianship OF Maria Shaffer
Inventory filcd.
In tho matter OF the will OF John
Stoner. probated.
In the estate OF Jacob II. Barnett, sec
ond account filed.
In the estate OF Mona sponhour. first
account flled
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BRuM5AuoH CORNERS.

BsuInbaugh Corners. Nov. 2G-Mr. ana
Mrs, Howard Eruinbaugh and daughter
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REALTY MORTGAGES.
Matilda and Jacob Weber to The Saw
lngs q Loan Co., Canton, lots l0s50,
f0S5l $50.
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A Reliable
Remedy
Ely's Cream Balm

10 quickly absorbed.
Gives HsIlef al Once
1t cloznsss, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
CstRrrh and drives
away a Gold In the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses Of
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CATARRH

Taste and Smell. Full size so CTS, at Drug
glsts or by mail. In liquid form, rs cents.
Ely Brothers, SO Warren Street, New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
Knew More Than Mother,

From tho New Orleans Item.
 Hardly day passes but we read in the newspapers the story of some fool ish, wayward little girl, who has con- , sidered that she knew more than her parents and all the rest of the world I put together
 She was tired of school and wanted to get out into the world, to see life, to go on the stage, perhaps. In this frame of mind the poor baby is the willing prey of the first good looking man she meets. So she starts gaily on the downward path, the path that in few years she would give her very soul to climb back again.
 She does not realize how far she is going; she is not bad at heart; she only wants a good time and pretty clothes; but girls often pay very dearly for little fun and pretty frock.
 If girl has any talent for the stage there is no reason why she should not put her talent to some use, but she should first win her parents consent and should be well chaperoned
 There are, however, hundreds of girls who are pining for stage life sim
 
 ment and glamour of it. They imagine it to be one long series of applause, pretty clothes and gaiety.
 On the contrary, the women who make a success on the stage are as hard worked as any women in the ] world.
 Now, little girls, want to advise you i to, first of all, try to be good girls, good daughters, and absorb the education you can. The most important for each of you to grow into is good woman.
 The first downward step is gadding the streets. I hardly ever go out that I do not see young girls sauntering along looking as though they had noth- ing on earth to do. There is always something better to do than idle away the precious, flying hours In aimless wanderings.
 If they were taking good, brisk walk, l would not criticise them, for then they would be exercising their muscles and getting rosy cheeks. But that slow saunter won't do them a bit of good.
 You know, girls, that it. is no compli- ment to have man try to flirt with you on the street. If you do not en- courage him he will soon grow tired of it. But if you look at him boldly and return his glances he, most naturally, will think you are ready to meet him half way. @
 He may think you pretty, but he won't have shred of respect for you, and that is something that the greatest beauty on earth can't afford to dis pense with.
 Never get 1t into your head that you are too grown up to go to your mother with all your secrets and troubles. As long as you tell her everything you are safe, She is your best friend and she always knows best. Above all things never, never accept an invitation from stranger, either man or woman. Do not form friend ship with any one whom you cannot invite and who is not willing to go to your home and meet your parents.
 Do your best to grow into sweet, pure women, little friends. That is the best thing that any of you can do.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
Moorish Idea of Feminine Beauty.

From the National Review.
 The amiabiiity of Moorish women strikes me greatly. visited some the other day, and they were full of kindly interest. They liked my fair hair, they liked my clothes one old crone suggested how lovely should be were I to paint my cheeks brilliant red. stain my under lips coal black, adding three black verti- cal lines on my forehead and one in the middle of my chin, also. stain my teeth with walnut juice, my hands with henna! I therefore rubbed my cheeks with my Handkerchief till they turned crimson that amused them highly, and they laughed and said I needed no paint, but did need henna and blackingl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19

19071a Second avenue, will remain open during the summer. Miss Reynolds will be out of the city but Mrs. Manning will be in charge and the same high service that has already made the Beauty Par lors' famous in the city. will be main- tained Go to the beauty parlors for hair dressing, manicuring and electrical facial massage. sss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19

vvacious and attractive in the city. The entire lawn was beautiful. In the center a canopy of bamboo and evergreen was built, under which the punch was served. The young ladies wore the class colors, white and pink, and the group of interest ing young people was lovely.
 Resolved. That immigration under our present laws Is more harmful than bene- flcial, was the subject of a debate held by the Yancey Literary society Friday afternoon. The affirmative was upheld by Wyllys Roberts and Byrd Haley and the negative by Le Roy Jacobs and Charles Moffett. The judges were Her bert Cobbs, Claude Estes and Paul Cope land.
 <..ter being out some time, the judges brought in their decision in favor of the negative. MT McGlathery then made, a short and interesting talk, after which the club adjourned.
 Dr. and Mrs. S. l.. Williams announce the marriage of their daughter Wilhel- nina, to MT. Sibert Riebey, the cere- mony to take place at the home of the brides parents, 43O1 Tenth avenue, East Birmingham, Sunday afternoon at 4 D. m. Dr. Williams and family moved here recently from Heflin, Ala.
 Miss Imogen Poe entertained fifty of her young girl friends Saturday after noon at a progressive heart party at her home, 929 South Seventeenth street
 
 Mrs A. B. Wagnon of SIS South Thir- teenth street. has as a visitor, Miss Pet tus of Mobile. Miss Pettus is a niece of Senator Pettus.
 Mrs. T. c. Richards. who has been wintering in Florida, and who has been on a visit to her granddaughter, Mrs. E. R. Lyde at their new home, West End le.t last night for Martinsville, Ind.
 A recent Philadelphia Ledger announces the following that will be of interest to friends in this city as Miss Peebles spends a great deal of her time in the city with her sisters, Mrs. Charles Rob- erts
 The following nominations have been forwarded to the board of directors by the faculty for resident fellowships. each of the value of $525, which are offered annually by Bryn. Mawr and for spe- cial European fellowship in Teutonic phil ology of the value of $500:
 Greek-Mary Swindler. A. B., graduate scholar in Greek. Bryn Mawr, 19O6-07.
 Latin-Lily Ross Taylor, A. B.. grad uate scholar in Latin, Bryn Mawr, IsO6- 07.
 English-Rose Jeffries Peebles, A. B., graduate student, Bryn Mawr, 19o6-07
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
Unreasonable,

From the Chicago Tribune.
 The milISman scowled.
 You people make more fuss about your milk than any customers I've got.r he said
 All we ask,' said Mrs. Ferguson, 'is that the bottles shall look clean. and that these shan't be any filth on the stopper"
 That's exactly what I'm talking about Nobody else kicks about little things like thatr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
Democratic Jim Hill.
the Philadelnhia Press.

From the PhiIadelphia Press.
 James J. Hill never locks his office desk and allows none of his immediate employees to lock theirs. Not long ago an employe who violated the rule found that locksmith had opened the offend ing desk before his arrival the next morn ing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19
Dancinu.
MIss ReynoIds, Beauty ParIor.

Miss Moseley gives private lessons in dancing. Bell phone 30S1 Peoples 17S3. q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19

Try the oawk fer haIf.tone and iInG Illustrations. Ane-Heraid 5ulIdIne ;.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19

4ar. and Mrs Herman Saks and MT. Ike Saks will receive informally this aft ernoon from to 6. MT. Ike Saks was confirmed this morning at the Jewish Synagogue, and it is in honor of this occasion that his parents will be at home this afternoon a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19

D Dr. E. M. Mason of the medical staff of Johns Hopkins institute, is in the city, the guest of his brother, Dr. J. M. Ma son.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19

| The Oak Hill Memorial association will
 meet tomorrow morning at Il o'clock, at l Mrs. J. T. Nixon's.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19

Miss Ella Calame will leave tonight for a stay Of several months in Fit. Wayne, Chicago and St. Louis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19

MT. and Mrs. Albert Bush of Mobile are the guests of their parents, Col. and Mrs. T. G. Bush, at their home on High land avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19

<..ter being out some time, the judges brought in their decision in favor of the negative. MT. McGlathery then made, a short and interesting talk, after which the club adjourned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19

Rev. MT. and Mrs. Evans have returned rom Greensboro, where they have been Tn attendance upon the Episcopal con- vention.