The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-02-16

John Louis Cox of Birmingham, Mir. and Mrs. Tom Betty of Tuscaloosa, Mir. and Mrs. Norris Anderson of Union Springs and Mrs. C. A. Case of Troy. Mrs. Ashby F.. Hill of Atlanta is vs- iting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. Y. Bogacki
 Mrs. Ferell Smith left Saturday night for Jacksonville and Tampa, Fla, where she will spend several
 weeks visiting relatives. Miss Mary Dreyspring left Saturday 1 for New York to spend sometime with
 her aunt. Mrs. Ellie Taber | Mir. and Mrs. w. P. Cosey of Hender- i son, Ky, have returned to Montgom- cry to live and for the present are To-
 cated with Mrs Morgan S Gilmer. 523 South Hull street MT. and Mrs Cosey
 have many friends here who will be glad to welcome them back. | MT. and Mrs. NJ. c. Gordon of Mont l gomery have arrived to make their
 home in Marion. MT. Gordon has taken
 charge of the Marion Repair company. I-Marion Times-Standard. 1 Mrs. B. M. Washburn, Jr., of At
 lanta, has returned home after a vis-
 it to her mother, Mrs. B. M Wash
 burn, ST.
 The many friends of MT P. M. shep- 1 herd, Jr., will be glad to learn that he has arrived safely from overseas. Mr. 1 shepherd was men,Der of the Dixie | division and is now stationed al Fort | lOglethorpe, Ga. He is expected to ar
 rive home, however, in a few days
 MT. and Mrs. W. T. Andrews, who l have been visiting n, the city, have ! returned to their home in Opelika. Miss Bessie Erwin of Birmingham
 is the guest of Mrs. rrank Walker at 1 her home on Wilson street.
 ! Mrc tel. .
 little daughter, Gene Marie, are visit | ing Mrs. Walter Jordan at the home 1 of her daughter, Mrs. E. c. Conner on 1 Virginia avenue.
 The many friends of MT. NJ. D.
 Sweatt will regret to learn that he is
 i'll at local hospital, where he un- 1 derwent an operation
 l Mrs. Mary Tarver Carroll of Ozark
 is spending the week in Montgomery at | the Exchange hotel. Mrs Tarver is a charming woman and is also well
 known as writer. having written a
 number of beautiful poems which have appeared from time to time in the Ad-
 vertiser
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Lifsey will go to l housekeeping this week and have talk
 en an apartment at 2101a South Me- l Donough street.
 Many friends in Montgomery will | learn with sincere regret of the death ] Tuesday in Mobile of MT. Adrian S..
 Taylor. Mir. Taylor, who was married
 a little over year ago to Miss Gabri- | ella Barrett, a lovely Mobilian, who oft
 en visited here was a guest in Mont gomery last week. The past year he
 served in the United States navy and was stationed at Tampa Fla, and had
 only just been mustered out. l Lieut. Lyman Collins, who has been
 stationed the past year at Camp Sheri-
 dan, has gone to New York. accompa- l nied by his wife.
 | The many friends in Montgomery will
 regret to learn of the death of Miss l Kate c. Dent, which occurred Wednes- 1 day at Biloxi, Miss, after an illness
 of several weeks. Miss Dent was a
 sister of Mrs. E. J. Wellborn, and an
 aunt of Mrs. Thomas k. Kilby wife of
 December in Montgomery with her | niece, Mrs. Warren F. Dent Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Satterwhite and son, T D., Jr, of Lexington, Ky, who have been the guests of Mrs J. w. Cool, on s. Court street, have gone to Florida | to spend several weeks.
 Mrs. F. H. Elmore, ST., has returned to her home in Milbrook after a visit to Mrs. J. w. Cook.
 The friends of Mir Jack Stone will re- gret to learn that he is very i'll with in- fluenza at the home of his mother. Mrs.
 F. l.. Stone, on Adams avenue. Mr. Stone had influenza several weeks ago and has suffered relapse.
 MT. and Mrs F. E. Mann of Columbus. Miss. arrived Saturday to be the guests ] of MT. and Mrs l.. K Price, Mrs. E. B. Lee, who has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs. l.. K. Price, for several weeks, will return Wednesday to her home in Roanoke, Va Mrs. E. E. Stanfill of Selma, Ala, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs c. A. McDaniell, at Oak Park for sometime, will leave in few days for Sheffield 1 Ala, to visit her son, MT H. M. Stanfill. i before returning to her home in Selma Sergt and Mrs c. H. Shively have re- turned to their home in Cleveland, O.,