Social notes of visitors and departures across towns
A list of residents and guests includes Mise Sarah Britton and Master Sam Peitten visiting grandmother in Maplesville. Richard H. Stickney Jr. greeted friends after arriving with his parents. Mrs A H Parnell and Perry left for Greenville. The Evans family and two sons George and Rey headed to Tonleville to visit Mrs Evans's mother Mrs Mints. Eugenia and Bartle Mintz Evans stay with grandparents during parents absence. Captain H P Griffith left for Gaffney after visiting Mr and Mrs D P Haynen. Laulee Moore heads to Athens to visit another sister. James Spencer of Birmingham visited Mrs Brandon and the Brandon sisters. Mrs Hiram D P Barr returned home after visits to Alexander City, Dadeville, Sylacauga and Talladega. L K Ayers, guest of the Brandons, returned to Tallapoosa. Henry Wing and baby of Atlanta, guests at the rectory, returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Sarah Britton
Sam Peitten
W. Frank Britton
Samuel Abney
Maplesville
5. G. Evans
Sone
George and
Rey
Tonleville
H. P. Griffith
South Carolina
Gaffney
D. P. Haynen
Social News From Wildwood and Nearby Resorts
Letters from Miss Juliet Davidson Miss Augusta Dobbs and Miss Sarah Keith describe a seaside visit with Mrs Ednad Tyler and the Misses Tyler at Wildwood on the Jersey coast. They tour Cape May Atlantic City and other resorts before Miss Keith visits Virginia and Miss Cobbs and Miss Davidson plan a trip to New York as guests of Mrs Ambler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet Davidson
Augusta Dobbs
Sarah Keith
Ednad Tyler
Public hearings open on railroad steamship line holdings
Atlantic July 20 public hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission focus on railroads retaining competing steamship line interests. A section of the Panama Canal law allows retention only if communities served benefit. otherwise holdings must be relinquished this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pefore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sieh
Beveridge to Lead Progressive Campaign Tour in Illinois
Former Indiana senator Albert J. Beveridge will tour Hins in this week to back Progressive party candidates in Illinois. The trip inaugurates the campaign for Raymond Robins to U S Senate and the defeat of Joseph Cannon Danville William McKinley Champaign and William Rodenberg West St Louis former Republicans seeking their old seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Hilness
Progressive Party
Raymond Robins
United States Senate
Joseph G. Cannon
Danwile
William B. McKinley
Champaign
William A. Rodenberg
West St. Louis
Congress
Longworths in London Dinner Party Scene
Mrs Nicholas Longworth loudly questioned Sir Edward Carson at a London dinner about a rumored wedding to a Frewen relative. Carson denied any wedding plans, replying curtly that there would be no marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenden
Nicholas Longworth
Mies
Alice Roosevelt
Siort
London
Sir Edward Carson
Ulster
Moreton Frewen
Sir Edward
Longworth
Alabama Good Roads Days The Call to Calhoun County
Statewide interest rises as the Alabama Good Roads Association urges Calhoun County to observe August 14 and 15 as Good Roads Days. Secretary J A Roantree reports 60 counties aboard and hopes for 100000 volunteers, with Governor O Neal urging action and multiple organizations backing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun
Alabama Good Roads Association
Calhoun County
J. A. Roantree
W. F. Hanna
Alabama
Alabama Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Alabama Farmers’ Union
O'Neal
Famous Beauty Promises Fire Cross for Ulster
The Marchioness of Londonderry, famed beauty, vows to go to Belfast and raise the fiery cross among the Orange volunteers if Unionists lose the Home Rule fight. Her influence over the Orange volunteers alarms Sir Edward Carson and allies, who fear widespread trouble if she acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ulster
Marchioness
Londonderry
Belfast
Orange Volunteers
E Orange
Sir Edward Carson
Canada to Exhibit at Montgomery Agricultural Exposition
George T. Barny announces Canada will send an agricultural exhibit from Montreal to the Alabama Agricultural and Industrial Exposition in Montgomery this October. Reports indicate Canada plans a broad push to urge Americans to develop lands in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
George T. Barny
Canada
Canaif
Montreal
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Richard HW. Stickney, Jr
R. H. Stickney, Sr
A. H Parnell
Perry
Greenville
Laulee Moore
Frank W. Brandon
Athens
Miss Moore
Athens College
James Spencer
Birmingham
Brandon
Hiram DP. Barr
Alexander City
Dadeville
Sylacanga
Talladega
Mr.l. K. Ayers
Misses Brandon
Tallapoosa
Henry Wing
Baby
Atlanta
John Wing
D. B. Walsh
Richard H. Cobbs
Tunstall
Greensboro
Margaret Houser
Sellers’ Infirmary
Ethel Houser
Dee
Mary
Etta Landham
J. Caproull
Caroline Sproull
Cloudland, Ga
Bessie Huston
Robert
Richmond
Chattanooga
Attalla
Props
Lyon Manufacturing CO
South Fifth St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Progressive Campaign
Alice Longworth
Mes, Nicholas Longworth
Rountree
Hanna
Marchioness of
Ighland Linen
Elam-Hamrick Drug Co
Powers-Woodruff CO
Powers-Woodrufe. CO
Powers-Woodruffe CO
Pic
Childrens Walton
Civic Cive
Biftician
Lonsdale
Phoenix
Sik
Anniston
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