The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
FA|RV|EW WILL
 INCORPORATE SOON Suitable Petition Will Be Circu- lated Among Citizens AGE-HERALD CARRIER ILL EnsIey Eks Name Committee to Pur- chase Site for New Home-Per-
 sonal and General News
 of EnsIey.
AGE-HERALD CARRIER ILL

Ensley, July 1.-About 15O citizens of Fairview met at the Knights of Pythias
 hall tonight to discuss the proposed intor-
 poration and to receive reports of com
 mittee on boundary lines. The meeting was called to order by J. l.. Clemo and the report of the committee was received
 at once. After much discussion tne fol- lowing boundary lines were adopted: Graymont to Hamilton station and Valley
 Creek to Ensley line. The meeting was
 addressed by Amos Vines, A. L. Beck, Dr.
 Holiday and others Application for in-
 corporation will be made to the Probate
 Judge as soon as the required number of
 names are signed to petition. Personal and General. The Elks held their regular convention tonight and several candidates were initi- ated and a number of petitions received The committee on home lot made report
 and were empowered to purchase a suit
 able site. Much interest is being mani
 fested in the erection of an Elks' home in
 Ensley and the membership is working hard to that end.
 Leo Broda left for St. Louis Saturday to purchase good for his new and 10
 cent store on Avenue E and Twentieth
 street. MT. Broda will be gone about two weeks.
 Sam Tetlow has resigned his position
 with the Alabama Consolidated company
 He leaves tonight for New York, where he expects to locate.
 Mrs. Hollingsworth and Mrs. Monfree of this city will give an entertainment and Ice cream supper at the home of the formers daughter, MT. Theodore r. Bland,
 East Highlands, Pratt City, on Tuesday, July 2, for the benefit of the Confederate soldiers home. The public is cordially invited to attend, and any amount that the guests may be willing to contribute in behalf of the needy old heroes who
 wore the gray will be gratefully appre- ciated.
 Stel City lodge, No. 190, Knights of Pythias, will hold their regular meeting | tomorrow night at their Castle hall on Nineteenth stret. Tthe officers elected for the ensuing term will be installed by D. D. G. c. J. w. Clayton. The members are requested to attend as the reports of the retiring officers will be received. | Mir and Mrs. J. Furniss Lee moved
 into the house on Avenue H and Twen-
 tieth street, recently vacated by D.r H.. N. McTyiere, who moved to his elegant home on Fountain Heights. Truman Morrison, the bright son of | Alderman John Morrison, is quite sick at | the family residence, Palmer Terrace. | Truman is the local carrier for The Age
 Herald and his faithfulness and courtesy has earned for him the esteem and good | will of it's patrons, who join his family and friends in wishing him speedy re- 1 covery.
 Tom Payne was fined s100 in the mayor s court this morning for disturbing public | worship The charge against Payne was | that he went to the negro church in Tuxedo in an intoxicated condition, that | he abused and cursed the officiating preacher and behaved in a very disor-
 derly manner. The heavy tlne imposed | by the mayor indicates an aggravated | offense.
 Mrs. T. J. Springfield is still very sick. | Her two sons C. A. and w. T. Springfield, visited her yesterday.
 Rev. Dr. A. Crawford, rector of St. | Johns Episcopal church, will leave to- morrow for Little Rock, Ark, on a we'll 1 earned vacation. accompanied by his fam
 ily. Although Dr. Crawford has been a resident of Ensley less than a year he has, by his Christian zeal and ability, | endeared himself not only to the members 1 of his church but to the community at large. Rev. Dr. Evans of the Church of the Advent. Birmingham, and the Rev. MT. Adams of Bessemer will conduct evening service during Dr. Crawford s absence.
 Prot. w. c. Williams and fsmily of Hat