The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-04
Local News

Bonnyman of the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic railroad. superintendent Will
 burn. and other officials of the road, came to Bessemer thls week on an inspection
 tour.
 The Woodmen of the World had an in-
 teresting meeting at the Odd Fellows
 hall "wednesday night. at which Sunday,
 November 20, was set for the unveiling exercises in honor of their departed mem
 bers, the ceremonies to be held at Pleas ant Hill and Cedar Hill cemeteries. A meeting has been called for Sunday, No- vember G. at 2:30 p. m., for rehearsal. Detectives McCabe and Childers have recovered the bicycle stolen from MT. Hammond Monday. from Ed Gilman, a negro, who was tried before Mayor Lewis and fined sl7.5o, yesterday morning. In attempting to make an escape Gillman ran into Nellie Bryant negro school teacher at Jonesboro. hurting her pain fully.
 The Bessemer Athletic club will meet Monday night to elect officers for the next year. The club has experienced a year of much prosperity. and has estab- lished itself on sound financial basis. It is expected that the membership.
 which is already large, will be greatly in- creased.
 On the Trip Around the World" to be given Friday afternoon by the Pastors | Helpers. the charge will include free re- treatments for all those who participate. | The trip. which will occupy part of the afternoon and evening, will start from the auditorium. The Central foundry has recently in stalled plant for the manufacturing of soil pipe, in addition to it's universal joint of pipe. The plant has made other ex- l tensive Improvements.
 l Upshaw-Halbrooks The residence of MT and Mrs. L. B. Bradley was beautifully decorated yes- terday evening for the marriage cere- mony of their sister, Miss Lillian Up- shaw, and MT. Howard Halbrooks of cullman, which was solemnized at 6
 o'clock in the presence of large num-
 ber of friends.
 room were tastefully decorated with chrysanthemuns. roses and ferns. the ! ferns being banked so assto form an altar under the folding doors, where were clusters of white roses tied with
 white tullo adorning either side.
 Immediately before the arrival of
 the bridal party Miss Gholston of Bir-
 mingham sweetly sang "All for You
 and at 6 o'clock. to the strains of Men, delssohn's wedding march. played by Mrs. J.. G. Hendrick of Birmingliam,' the wedding procession. entered. led by lit- tie Miss Louise Hendrick, ece of the bride and little Miss Virginia Keith 1, daintily dressed in white, and carry. ing broad sstin ribbons. forming ar aisle through which the bride ant groom approached the altar, where the, were united in marriage by Rev. M l.. Harris of Cullman.
 The bride was attired in a browr l tailored suit with hat, shoes and gloves to match, and carried bouquet ol white chrysanthemums tied wits whit' | tulle and ribobn.
 Miss Upshaw has made her home fl Bessemer for q number Of years where she has formed large numbel of friends who will regret very mucl to see her leave.
 Mir. Halbrooks is young man O
 splendid qualities, who has made him
 self exceedingly popular at Cullman
 where he Is in business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Halbrooks left immc diately for Cuilman, where they VII nriee their future home.
 The out-of-town guests were: MT. an