The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-07
Nezvs of Ensley

The funeral of Mrs. Andy H. Ramage, who died al an infirmary early Monday morning, was held from the residence of her husband, Capt. A. H. Ramage, yes- terday morning at 10 o'clock A large number of the friends of the deceased and of the family attended the services, and the floral offerings were many and beautiful. A squad of police from Pre- cinct No. and number of the Ensley Elks attended in a body, and marched at the head of the procession to Oakland cemetery, where the interment took place. Mrs. Ramage is survived by her husband, A. H. Ramage, and eight chill dren.
 Six white boys charged with having damaged certain property in Ensley have been ordered arrested by the authorities and they will be taken before Judge Murphy of the juvenile court for hear ing. The agents and property owners of Ensley made the complaint to the police and the arrest of the boys followed
 Dr. J. T. Kent is being congratulated by his local friends at his appointment as convict physician at No. F to succeed Dr. E. T. Fields. Dr. Kent has resided in Ensley about six years, and is wei known here and over the state. He will serve until some time in the early part of next year until the convicts are en- tirely removed from No. 12 prison.
 Detectives Wiggins and Granger arrest ed three negroes Tuesday night charged with robbing the servants house on the place of M. H. Mcdowell, occupied by Viola Harper, the cook. Lula Caldwell Mary Walton and Charlie Levele arc in the tolls. and they will be given g hearing before Judge Lowry. The bur giary was commmittted Sunday night The stolen articles, consisting of a fint suit, some wearing apparel and othel things, were recovered by the officers.
 Robert Simmons, negro boy abou 14 year sold, was arrested yesterda, morning by Detectives Wiggins ant Granger charged with having stolen sev eral bicycles
 Last night at Tuscaloosa, Miss Mar, Hargrove and Samuel c. King of Ems 1 ley were married, the ceremony takinf place at the First Methodist church d S:30 o'clock. Miss Esther Hargrov was the only lady attendant, beine maid of honor to her sister. MT. Chris Marugg of Ensley was Mir Kings bes man and r. Hinton Brooks, Harrison Shaddick, Mcqueen Morrison and MT | Cover were the ushers, all of Ensley MT. and Mrs King left after the cere mony for St. Augustine and other point. | in Florida. They will be at home 1T Ensley in about 10 days.
 l The entire police force of Precinc | No 2 had their picture taken yesterda. | by local photographer. About "A mel were in the group.
 George IT. Harris, superintendent o the Birmingham Railway. Light an' | Power company, was in the city yes terday inspecting the construction worl of the big gas storage tank in Tuxed and others matters in connection wit 1 the street railway.
 l Dr. and Mrs. R. NJ Cunningham vii return today from Montgomery wher 1 they have been attending the conven | tion of the Masonic lodge.
 Miss Bertha Cummings of Cordov
 Is visiting Mrs. W. I. Meggs on Ave
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 F.. l.. Hamden of Nashville. a promi nent business man, was In the city to | day on business trip.
 c. E. Brake, a prominent bushes man of Knoxville, was in the city yes terday looking for business invest ment. He states that he will locat
 in the Birmingham district.