The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-05
BesSener News

Bessemer, December 4.-(Special.)-The Bessemer Soil Pipe company, which has only been working about four days a week for some time past in order to dispose of some of the stock on hand and to curtail the output, began this morning on full time again. The en- ployes, who have had to lose some time each week are very much pleased with this announcement.
 The work of the city court of Bes- semer was resumed today after a two weeks vacation. The civil jury docket which has a number of cases set for hearing this week, was taken up before Judge J. C. B. Giyin.
 In the police court this morning 70 cases were tried before Mayor I. A Lewis. Two cases were postponed, and the remaining g netted $1305o cash from $25S assessed.
 A large and appreciative audience at tended the musical given last night at the High school auditorium by the c. w.. Best Musical company.
 
 w D. Lanier, T. A. Hines, Jr., Sam Rabbi F. K. Hirsch left yesterday to attend Masonic grand lodge. which con- venes in Montgomery today.
 The basketball game between the two picked teams of the Bessemer Athletic club at the Athletic hall Thursday night, will be the first game played in this city this season and will also be the grand opening of the Athletic club. The colors of one team will be orange and blue. and the sponsor will be Miss Maud 1ifns, who will have as maids Miss Nal lie Downing and Miss Elise Robinson. The colors of the other team will be red and white and the sponsor will be Miss Mary Tinklepaugh, who will have as maids Miss Gertrude Fielder and Miss Nellie Christilieb. After the game a dance will be given.
 4he honor roll of the music pupils of the Sisters of Mercy for the past month is as follows: Senior dvisioh, Zelua Lefkovits Helen Marsh, Julia Nettleman. Annie Lee Johnson. Lottie Granger, Lin nie Thomas, Lorinne Donegan, Iva Me Daniels, Frances Weller Florence Ga ger, Clayton Kennedy; junior division, Louise Miller, Hildred Hatcher, Ruby Thomas Lenora Batiste and May Foun- tain.
 Miss Anna Light of Birmingham spent yesterday with her sister, Mrs. N II. Kartus.
 0. L. Cameron and Will whitten were in the city yesterday on business.
 Mrs. Hill is quite i'll at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs Lipscomb. Cosmer Martin and Walter Mitchum have returned from hunt, bringing back quite a number of birds.
 Mrs R. S. Brazman, the daughter of W A Dunnam of this city, was re- moved from ralley's inflrmary where she underwent 8 serious operation. to her home in Avondale yesterday
 M. Kennedy is quite i'll at his home on Nineteenth street
 The many friends of Miss Monie La cey will regret to know she was taken to the Robinson hospital yesterday for treatment.
 E. C. FallSner, who was operated on for appendicitis some time ago, Is able | to be out
 Mrs. A. R. Conniff of Birmingham was in the city today on business. | James Marvin Baty is able to be out Utter his recent illness
 Miss Edna Crawford of Jasper was the guest of Mrs. Gordon Fritts yester- day.
 Mrs. J. A. Street of Birmingham was i in the city today on business. [ J. H, Lough and daughter. Miss Pearl will leave in few days for Rome, Ga. to spend the Christmas holidays 1 Fred Gum. who is suffering with ma. ] laria fever at the Robinson h1sprtal. Is reported better today
 1 Mrs. M c. Terry, who is critically i'll ii thought to be little better today. | Rose I5uey. clerk of the city court l who was operated on for appendicitis two weeks ago at the Robinson hospital ] is able to be out.