The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-27
Personal and General.

Mrs. Lucy Robertson, who died at Mt Pinson today, will be buried at Pleasant Ridge tomorrow afternoon at S:3O o'clock. Kennedy Brothers, undertakers, have the funeral in charge. Mrs. Robertson was greatly beloved by all in the community in which she lived, and her death was in deed a sad blow.
 A negro was stabbed tonight by a negro woman on First avenue, and it is thought he will died. He is now at Robinson infirmary, where he is receiving medical aid. The woman has not been appre- hended as yet.
 Miss Mary Ella Pollard from Newbern is here on a visit to pr. and Mrs. l. '. Donald for a few days.
 The many friends of John F. Leonard will be pleased to know that he was today united in marriage to Miss Mamie E. Bollin at South Side Catholic church, Birmingham, at 1:30 o'clock, Father OKeIly performing the cere- mony MT. Leonard is an old Besse- merite, having lived here for years. For a long time he was employed with the Tennessee company, and for the last few years, up to the time he left a few months ago, was employed b. the city as patrolman. MT. Leonard has numbers of friends who congrat- ulate him on the step he has taken, and on winning such charming lit tie bride, and wish for them both much happiness in their new life. MT, and Mrs. Leonard were in Bessemer to- night the guests of MT. Joe Leonard, and he says that he will make Bir mingham his home for the time being, having employment there with the Kan sas City railroad
 A very pretty home wedding took place today at Lipscomb, the contract ing parties being Miss Laura Panola and MT. Joseph Bell, both of that place. Dr. McGee, a justice of the peace, performed the marriage cere- mony. Only their relatives and ini- mediate friends were present to wit will long be rememb cred by them. This couple is very popular in the communi- ty and they have the best wishes of many for long years of happiness.
 Miss Marion Robirson, daughter of pr. D. M Robirson of Birmingham, is here on a several days visit to her cousin Miss Elise Robirson.
 Miss Eliner Keeling spent Thanks giving with her friend, Miss Bertha Sexton.
 Mrs E. II. Gray has as her guest Mrs. R. A. Gray, who came specially to witness the Crook Fitzpatrick nup- tials.
 The arrival of the Rev. J. F. Sturde want and family Is expected this week. He is the new minister for the Meth odist church.
 Mrs. Willie Jackson, formerly Miss Patton who was operated on yester- day at Robinson's infirmary for appen- dicits is doing nicely.
 Mayor J. D. Martin of Jonesboro and several of his friends left this morn ing for Barren Fora to enjoy a days hunt in the woods.
 The Bessemer Medical society will hold it's regular annual banquet at Beavers hall Thursday, December IT.. These are events that are very much enjoyed by this fraternity, and their coming is anXiously looked forward to-.
 The Rev. l. O. Adams of Trinity church delivered a very strong and im- pressive sermon this morning, taking his text from Rev. TIP, "Blessing, glory wisdom and thanksgiving be un- to our God forever and ever" The sacrament was also administered. Mrs Henry c. Waller has been elected to fill the vacancy of secretary and treasurer of the Civic Improvement society caused by the resignation of Mrs Thomas J. Bissette
 Miss Minnie Wright, Miss Ellen i Dickinson, Miss Bret Randolph Reid. Miss Aline McCabe, Miss Fife Hodges and Misses Irene and Renfroe Embrey. who were the out-of-town attendants to the Crook Fitzpatrick marriage, left this morning for their respective homes.