The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
Enslev Visitors To Fair.

The ideal weather brought out many visitors to the State Fair today. Every car leaving Ensley was crowded with pleasure seekers from all parts of the Ensley district.
 Ensleys fine exhibit was the cause of much favorable comment on the part of the visitors, many of whom came to the Steel City to view the great industrial plants that are located here. In this con- necton it might not be out of place to say that the several companies in Ensley are extending every courtesy to the vis itors but as so many persons are de- sirous of viewing the plants as matter of precaution the companies have been compelled to limit the number of visitors. The companies are willing to extend every courtesy to visitors but have to request that the parties visiting the steel mill and furnaces be small and that no one can visit the mill at any time except with pass.
 Personal and General.
 Owing to the prevailing conditions the meeting of the Ensley Humane society, which was to meet at the Bush school house Tuesday night, has been postponed to a later date. The officials of the so ciety are anxious to have full attend ance of the members at its next meeting as several IidlleIS Ol Nlldi are to be discussed. As there are seV eral other meetings at the date set it was decided to postpone the meeting Tuesday night.
 The superintendents of the Sunday schools of Ensley will meet Tuesday night at the First Presbyterian church. All superintendents are urged to attend this meeting.
 The Republican club of Beat 45 will meet .zI..1a .lr... +I |. terest is being manifested In the meet ing as it is expected that candidates for the several beat officers will be indorsed by the club. The meeting will be called to order promptly at 8 o'clock.
 Steel City lodge, Knights of Pythias, will meet Tuesday night at their castle hall on Nineteenth street. There will be work in the several ranks which will be eXemplifed by the crack degree team of Steel City lodge. The chancellor com mander, A R. Mays, requests a full at tendance of the members Visitors all ways welcome.
 1t a meeting of the officers of the Pres byterian church the following gentlemen were elected as deacons of the church: Fred Elmore, A. K. Akins, J. W. Car michael, William Butler, w. H. Vebbers and J. C. Wahl.
 The docket at the police court this lnOfnln6 Was Ohusually N3nl. IutIe were about 9 dozen cases, most of them being for minor offeuses. Mayor Sugg quickly disposed of the cases.
 Miss Ludie Young of Montgomery, Ala, is visiting Miss Sara Gelders on Avenue E and Twenty-fourth street.
 Miss Jessie Terry is still very sick with typhoid fever at the Davis infirmary. There WAS a slight improvement in her condition today but she is still desper- ately ill.,
 s. S. Allen Of .Montevallo, Ala, is in the city visiting friends.
 MT and Mrs. J. A. Wyatt of south Alabama are the guests of their sons, J. A. and P. o. Wyatt.
 E. D. Reynolds of Blocton, Ala, is visiting friends and relatives in the city.
 Wade Allen the popular deputy sher- if, has returned from Hot Springs. MT. Allen is much improved in health.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. Fergus w. Mccarthy will regret to learn of the serious illness of their daughter. Christina. At a late hour Monday night she was in a critical condition.
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