The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-22
bESSEMER NEWS

Bessemer. October 21.-(Special.) Much interest is being manifested in the football game to be played Satur- day between the Bessemer High school and the Blount county High school at Oneonta. Coach Kuchins and Coach Col Her have been putting the local aggra- gation through hard practice every day this week preparing for the contest from all reports the Blount County High school has an excellent team this Year, which will outweigh the local eleven. The Bessemer team is composed of a number of hard fighters. and while the season is yet young they have al- ready annexed two victories and have not yet lost game. A large number or young ladies and teachers as well as nigh school boys will accompany the team on the trip. They will leave Bir- mingham Saturday morning at o'clock and will return Saturday night at o'clock.
 Tn the Bessemer city court today verdict in the amount of $50 was re- turned in the case of Virginia Abbott vs the Alabama Great Southern Rail- road company. The plaintiff was seek ing sSoo damages for the alleged kill ing of COW belonging to her by train of the defendant company Good wyn Ross represented the plaintiff while A. c. and E. D. Smith represented the defendant company.
 The afternoon was taken up with the hearing of the case of A. Jones ys the Bessemer Soil Pipe company for al ieged damages The plaintiff was ron resented by Charles A. Calhoun, while T. T. Huey represented the defendant company.
 Nathan Williams white man. was bound over to await the action of the grand jury under a $500 bond on chafge of bigamy in the inferior court m unls morning by Judge Sam T. Huey. ihe man was to have been given a pre- iiminary hearing this morning but waived same and was bound over. It was alleged at the hearing that the man mas three wives, one of whom lives at Lipscomb.
 musicale will be given. Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Dr. T. +. Robinson on Berkley ave nue by Miss Minnie Davis for the ben etit of the Pastors Helpers of the First
 ' gramme has been arranged.
 The Bessemer Culture club held it's regular meeting this afternoon at the public library with good attendance. at which the following programme was carried out: The members responded to roll call with important events in Eng llsh history; paper. Magma Charter and the Meaning to the English" Mrs. Wal ter unzicker; reading, Act ?, King | John with Mrs. W. E. Cunningham A s | leaderi topic, Hall of Fame" Mrs. b. | l.. Thornburg.
 Miss Letitia Tyler of Montgomery. | the attractive house guest of Mrs. | Iardner F. Goodwin, was the guest 1f the club
 The newly elected officers have been installed as follows Mrs. ]. A Snider | president: Mrs John NT Martin. vice president; Mrs. Cecil Cowan, secre- Iary; Mrs. J. s. Winters, treasurer: drs. E. L. Huey director; Mrs A. A. Persons. critics, and Mrs. |. D. McCol- om, reporter.
 The body of Mrs. Emily Frances Mover. who died suddenly 10 days ago If apoplexy at the home of her daugh- CT. Mrs. Lew Lemert. on St Louis lvenue, where she was visiting. will be ent tomorrow morning at 5:42 o'clock 'ver the Alabama Great Southern rail- oad to Covington. Va, by Huey x 'pang1er, where interment will be made. Mrs Mover was 63 years of age and lad only been in Bessemer two weeks 1 t the time of her death, having ac- 1 ompanied her daughter home from
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