The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-09
Local Items

The employees of the several plants or the Tennessee Coal, sIron and Railroad company will be paid off today, and large sum of money put in circulation. The pants are running full time and are doing well.
 The final arrangement for the musicale that will be given Friday evening at the Ensley opera house, under the auspices of the Bush school improvement associa- tion, have all been made and musical treat Is promised tc those who attend. Tickets may be had from Mrs. J. C. Bry ant, Mrs Ed. Billings, Mrs w. B. Bridge/and at the Bush school avenue c and 23d street.
 The officers of Steel City Camp No: 156 Woodmen of the World, were duly installed in their respective chairs at a meeting held last night in the Knights of Pithias hall on Avenue E. The affair was attended by a large number of the members of the order and their friends. The camp is in an excellent condition and the prospects are bright for the in coming year.
 Steel City Lodge Knights of Pythias will hold a special meeting Friday night at their hall on Avenue E. The rank of page will be conferred on a candidate and other business transacted Chancel-
 
 tendance of all members.
 Police Court News Tom Marshall and Charles Madison, two young white men, have been placed under arrest and charge of burglary entered against them. It is alleged that the young men broke into store in Vivian several days ago and that one of them has made confession They are locked up in the city jail and will be given a bearing this morn ing.
 Howard Streeter, negro driver for local hardware house, was arrested last night by Officers Brown and Cart wright on charge of reckless driv | ing. When seached he was found to be in possession of a pistol and an ad- ditional charge of carrying concealed weapons was placed against him. The officers state that the pistol carrying habit is increasing, as this makes six arrests for minor offenses made last week in which the defendent was found in possession of a gun.
 Mrs. Dunlap Entertains
 Mrs. D. II. Dunlap entertained Stone | wall chapter, T.. D. C., at her home on Sixteenth street yesterday afternoon. An interesting programme was carried out after which refreshments were served Among those present were: Mrs. Hol- i lingsworth, Mrs. J. A. Acuff Mrs Beckham, Mrs M. M. Johnson, Mrs. W c. Cochran. Mrs Broadnax, Mrs. J. W Brigham, Mrs. Maynard, Mrs. A. J Kelley Mrs. F. T. Fields, Mrs. Lump kin, Mrs Brown Mrs Haley, Mrs. Mon- l fee, Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Truss. 1 The guests of the afternoon were Mrs. P. J. Rogers, Mrs S. J. Vann, Mrs Joseph Tate and Miss Pauline Sugg. Personal
 Mrs A. Poss and Mrs. J. Moog have been called to Montgomery by the ill ness of their brother.
 II J. G. Jingery. superintendent of thu mechanical department of the Centra Water Works company, Is i'll at hi residence on Park avenue |l~ The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris tan church will meet with Mrs. King corner of Avenue c and Twenty frs street, this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Ensley High school baseball team is scheduled to play the Tusca loosa High school team next Saturda. at Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. Frank Emmal is visiting he sister, Mrs Fred Schoon of Atlants for few days.
 ! D. H. Ensey of Cordova is in the cit today visiting friends
 | Grover Wren has removed from Ave nue G to Helena station.