The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-13

RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. Eugene Fies has as her guest her grandparents. Mir and Mrs. Da ,id Wiel of Montgomery
 
 Mrs. Robert Coleman and Miss Sarah Coleman are at home after a visit tc her mother in Selma
 Mrs. Morris Loveman and family will leave Thursday for Balsam, N. C.. to re- main there until fall
 Judge and Mrs. W. l. Grubb have re turned from visit to New York
 Mrs A. L. Fulenwider will return in a few days from Bowling Green. Ky where she has been visiting friends. MT and Mrs svdenham Moore have gone to waynesville on a visit to their daughter Mrs. stringheld.
 Mrs. Paul E. Thomasson of Charlotte, N C., is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Evans.
 Mrs. J. R. Caldwell and her daughter, Miss Minnie Caldwell. have returned from visit to Mrs. L. E. Glanton in Fort Worth. Tex, and are at home with Mrs. L. Callott
 The following Birmingham people t, are registered at the Oceanic hotel at Wrightsville Beach, N. C.: Mrs. J. ]. shannon and family, Mrs Ben F. Bar bour, MT. and Mrs. A J. Milligan. and Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Sessions and chil dren.
 Mrs. l.. Bain and Miss Kathryn Bain have returned from a stay at Wrights- vile Beach.
 Mrs. Y. P. Hendricks and daughter, Miss Lula Hendricks, returned Saturday from two months visit to the west.
 Mrs. J. Edward Miles and Mrs Harry Miles have returned from Mentone. where they spent the past ten days. Mfs. Edward Miles is the guest of Mrs. Florence Buck.
 Mrs J. A. Rountree and her little son, Maelver Rountree, left yesterday to spend week with friends in Trussville.
 Miss Mary Sibley and Miss Anne sibley returned last evening from a visit to iNSfF oAib MI .. iSDdTlIS lldTk Tn 0Datta- nooga, Tenn.
 MT, and Mrs. Frank P. Glass and fam fly are spending several weeks in San Francisco, Cal.
 Judge and Mrs. D. A. Greene and family will leave this week to take possession or thelr summer home in AsheVille, N. C.
 Mrs. Clarence owens of Columbia, s. C.. is the guest of her mother, Mrs. A. G. Forbes.
 Mrs. T. H. Motion and Mrs T. E. Nor ris are spending a part of the heated term at St. Simon's Island. Miss Lucy Kent Chappell has returned to her home in Georgia after being charm ingly entertained as the guest of Miss Frances Adele Woodrow
 Miss Katherine Cathcart of Charleston. IS. C., is the attractive guest of Miss Mary Elizabeth Caldwell. Mrs. Paul Stevenson of Montgomery is visiting MT and Mrs c. E. Mason.
 Miss Jordan Prince is the guest of Miss Madge Brantley in Troy.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward F. Jones of Cor dele, Ga, have named their little daugh- ter Elizabeth Harper Jones.
 Mrs E. G. Ogletree of Montgomery is visiting her mother, Mrs. z. A. McCombs
 
 An attractive photo of Miss Margaret Gage appears in the Atlanta Sunday American. Miss Gage was bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss Mary King and MT. Hamilton
 Mrs. Walker Percy and her son, MT Leroy Percy. have gone to Ashville to join MT Percy and MT. and Mrs. Mathew Murphy at the Park inn. They made the trip in the Percy's touring car.
 Mrs. Clyde w. Ennis and two children have returned from Rome, Ga, where they have been visiting relatives
 MT. George R. Knox, Jr.. has returned from a brief visit to his mother in Nash vile.
 Mrs. Ross Smith and Mrs. Eubank are spending a few weeks at Old Point Com fort, Va.
 Mrs George Hunting Clark and children will leave the latter part of the week for Point Clear where she will join her mother, Mrs. Heustis. of Mobile, and spend a part of the heated term. MT. and Mrs. Campbell Maben will re- turn this week from a brief trip to New Y ork.
 Miss Wilbur Ieake is with Mrs. l.. w. Collier at Indian Springs, Ga.
 
 Mrs. Lewis Coleman Morris will leave Thursday to join Dr. Morris in Virginia. They will be absent from the city several weeks
 doctors were called on after the ami | nals died, held an autopsy and declared the trouble to be charbon. Dr. Ranck state veterinarian. was sent for and con | firmed the diagonisis of the local veter.- narians The cattle owners of the vicinity were thoroughly convinced by this time and procured d supply of serum with l which to vaccinate all their cattle, so that it is hoped and believed the danger l Is about over
 l The United States department or agrrcu;- tGre warns the farmers of the south that the fall army worm has made it's ap- pearance in several localities in Texas and is working its way north and east,