The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-13
PersonaI and General.

 | 7:30 D. m.
 Personal and General. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Winters entertained | at their home this evening Dr. and Mrs. A. s. Fitzpatrick the function be- ing a o'clock dinner The decorations were beautiful and very artistically ar l ranged for the occasion and the menu | a most tempting one. The guests present l voted it a most delightful evening spent and were the following: Dr. and Mrs. J. l s. Winters, Dr. and Mrs. A. s. Fitz- l patrick, Dr. and Mrs. w D. Taylor, Dr. I and Mrs. J. w. Carter and Lon Ba- ker.
 l A. Thomas, a Greek merchant on Nine- | teenth street, was arrested this after l noon by Detectives Patton, Parsons and McCabe on a charge of running tiger l There was nothing in the spiritious line l found on his premises, but on Monday | morning in the police court a woman 1 will be present who will swear that she saw him sell her husband bottle | of whisky
 T. W. Prldgeon, who died last Sun l day at the Robinson fhfirmary, Is still 1 at the undertaking establishment of Jacobs & Son. A letter this morning to MT. Jacobs from his brother-in-law in Chicago, MT. H. N. Hasan, asked why
 
 enough for burial expenses, that it was always his understanding that he had money in the bank and was pretty well fixed, that he was member of a union and sick only a few days, and his not paying his doctors bill or for the med icines used was a puzzle to him. The letter asked them to hold the body and write all the particulars. MT. Jacobs stated that he died very suddenly and not f5f ,1rrak It place of his wealth and that $1.75 was all that he had in his clothes when he died, that 1t Is an evident fact that he had money hidden somewhere, but where may always remain a mystery.
 Rush Randalls home was burglarized this morning about 10:30 clock and an overcoat stolen from hatrack in the hall. w. M. Doyle's bloodhounds were imme- 6iately secured and hot chase ensued for little while, the dogs tracking the thief as far as the pawn shop where the man disposed of his booty. The negro has not been apprehended as yet, but the occurrence being fresh in the pawn brokers mind a good description was given, and the likelihood is that ip< a short time he will be in the hands of the law.
 James Lewis, the 15-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. H. B. Lewis, who was run over by tram in the mines at Dolomte yes- terday and died few hours later was buried today at o'clock at Bethlehem cemetery, Dolomite. Kennedy Bros, un- dertakers, having charge of the funeral.
 I. A. Lewis, due to an advertisement seen in the papers. received an order for some miners caps and lamps from the government engineers at Greenville, Miss, this morning The order was unsolicited, the officer in charge stating in his letter that he had noticed his advertisement.
 Mrs. E. B. Byrd died at her home this morning at Woodlawn at 2:20 o'clock, after being sick only a few days. Fu- neral services will be held at her home in Woodlawn at 10 o'clock in the morning, the Rev. J. c. Pessinger conducting the ceremony The remains will leave Wood lawn at Il o'clock for Bessemer, where intermcnt will take place at Cedar Hill cemetery, the Rev. J. F. Sturdevant offi- ciating at the grave. Mrs. Byrd was an old resident of Bessemer, having lived here a number of years, where she was known and beloved by many who sadly deplore her death. Much sympathy is extended her survivors, her husband Mrs. J. c. Carter, her daughter, and her two sons, J. R. and A. B. Andrews, in their saddest of hours.
 Mrs. J. D. Hinds is visiting her brother, H. D. Keith, and will remain until after In6 WeuulnS UT Ter youngest brother, Palmer Keith, which event takes place December 15.
 Hugh McEniry is visiting his parents for a few days He Is student of the University of Alabama In the law de- partment.
 w. W. Hollingsworth leaves tonight for business trip to points in Mississippi
 E. A. Dudley, clerk of the city court, is in Selma, where he will remain for a few days visiting realtives.
 l.. w. Allen has with him for the holi. days his mother, whose home is In Ken lucky.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. H. Lopez, their daugh- ter Inez and Mir. and Mrs. George Hous- ton and little boy will leave on Decem- Der 20 for Charleston, s. C., to attend family reunion.
 Mrs. M. P. Dressy, who has been with her sick sister, Miss Carrie Mehurg, has returned to her home at Jeffersonville Ind
 Miss George Winburn, after a several months visit to point in the far west, has returned home.
 Mrs. w. c. handler and children have returned from Tennessee, where Mrs. Chandler had been called by the illness. of her father
 The Rev. W. M. Crawford of Montgom- cry was a visitor to Bessemer Friday. He was a candidate for the office of grand secretary of the I. o. o. F.
 Herbert Ethridge of the University of Alabama is here on a viist to his rel atives and will remain until after the holidays.