The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-07
FIND ROMANCE AT
 TIE UNDE:RTAKERS
Discovery Yesterday in Ems ley Establishment News
 of the Steel City

That romance thrives even in such sombre surroundings as the undertak- ing business is proven by documentary evidence in the possession of Echols 6, Angwin at Ensley.
 While unpaclSing shipment of sup plies yesterday MT. Angwin discovered a note written upon ragged piece of brown wrapping paper. The wording of the communication is as follows:
 Let me hear from you. Miss T. J. Pauly, Eighteenth and Washington streets, Dubuque, Ia."
 Unfortunately for the purposes of the romantic maid in far away Iowa her request happened to land in an establishment in which are none but married men, though both the members of the firm hold political convictions similar to majority of 1owans, ac- cording to Tuesdays results.
 In the hope that the epistolary yearp- ings of the young lady may not be. yearned In vain, MT. Angwin is willing to have the document made public.
 A letter to Miss Pauly may result In the ringing of wedding bells none the less merrily that the result was ob tained through the medium of the un- dertaker.
 Should the adage of the "eariy bird catches the worm" prove true In the case of the early petition landing the postoffice, Felix Fuller will be the next postmaster of Ensley MT. Fuller took a soon" start this morning and put in circulation a petition for that position. MT Fuller is popular and well known young business man of the city and will be a strong factor in the race.
 As prompt as was this candidate sew eral others are not far behind. The names of A. E. Wells and Alex Cochran have been mentioned as applicants for the office, and 1t is said that a num- Der of others will enter the field within the next few days.
 The election in Ensley Tuesday was the quietest for the large vote pollod and the interest manifested ever held here. Not the slightest ulsorder oc- cured around the polling place, and what is considered remarkable is that not single arrest for any cause was made in Ensley, Wylam and Pratt City.
 Ensley high school football team and that of Howard college will play a game at Ensley this afternoon at 3:30. While the Howard lads defeated the local boys when last they met, Ens- ley has reason to believe the result will be reversed on this occasion. A number of changes have been effected on the local team, including an entire ly new backheld.
 The musicale given Tuesday evening by Miss Nina Randall's music pupils for the benefit of the new Ensley Meth odist church was a decided success, both from musical and financial stand point
 The Merchants Protective associa- tion met yesterday afternoon at the headquarters on Ninteenth street. Only matters pertaining to the routine busi- ness of the organization were disposed of at the meeting.
 J. T. Mcdonald of Wylam died yes terday at Birmingham hospital after an illness of several weeks. MT. Me Donald was well known in this vicini- ty, having resided near here all his life. He was unmarried
 The funeral of Mrs. N. F. Faull will be held this afternoon at the Pratt City M. F. church at o'clock. Mrs. Faull resided at 115 South Fifteenth street, Pratt City. and was e3 years of age. She is survived by two sons and two daughters. Interment will be at the Pratt City cemetery.
 P A. Cochran was yesterday pro- noted to the position of patrol sergeant of police precinct No. 2. by order of Chief Bodeker The position of patrol sergeant is a new one in Ensley.
 Jack Lamby of Fairyiew was yester- day placed under arrest by Detectives Wiggns and Granger upon two charges of Illegal sale of liquor. The same of ficers also arrested Mrs. Mary Phillips, white woman, upon similar charges.
 Miss Edith Brooks entertained last Aaght at 800 for Miss Smily Coleman, who is the guest of Misses Marion and Carrie Kent The invited guests were Miss Alma Tharp, Miss Harion Kent, Miss Carrie Kent, Miss Mary Claire Norwood, Miss Mildred Worrell Miss Agnes Mcdowell, Miss Ellen Wood, MT. Vernon Gray Mir Donald Ansley, MT. Homer Crossett, MT Marugg, MT. J. B. Gilbert, pr. Harris, MT. Pitman and MT. Somerville.
 new wholesale produce house is being established in Ensley by Pippen Brothers The firm will occupy the old Ensley postoffice building which IS being remodeled. The firm will be ready for business immediately. The Childrens Story Hour at the Ems ley library will be held this afternoon at o'clock. Miss Friesleben will be Tn charge.
 Miss Mary Hereford, who has been the guest of Mrs. George E. Boyd, left yesterday for Lafayette.
 Mrs. R. w. Russell of Nashville is the guest of Miss Lillian Henderson on Avenue G.
 Mrs. c. R. Walker has been quite i'll for several days.
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