From the files of June 13, 1912
HANCEVILLE ROUTE 3.
Mrs. Roy Bogardens and children of Jasper are the guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs. J. B. Bogardens.
Mrs. Vena Young and daughter Eula have returned to her home in Texas, after a months visit to her father Mr. Keith.
Mr. and Mrs. John Crumley and children spent Saturday and Sunday with his father Mr. A. W. Crumley.
A number of young people attended the singing at Garden City Sunday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Alex Gamble and baby spent Sunday with Bill Parson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennith Gamble and little Mildred spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. A. W. Crumley.
The singing at Mr. Crumley was well attended Saturday night and reported a nice time.
News From Hanceville Star Route
Some of the farmers are getting on very nicely with their crops on this route.
Last Sunday was communion day at “Leadochia,” a church near here.
Miss Byrd Cantrell spent Sunday afternoon and Sunday night with her chum, Miss Katie McHan. They, also were the guests of Mrs. Helms and her daughter, Birdie Helms, Sunday afternoon.
Henry Carsonsen was the welcome guest of friends Sunday.
Miss Eva Self, of Bradford mines, is the guest of her brother, and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Self.
Dr. Edgar Collins, who has been the physician of Stouts Mountain for several years, has resigned on account of his father of Warrior, being very ill. We regret this very much indeed, but think we shall be as well pleased with Dr. Lovett, who is now the physician of that place.
Mrs. A. Cantrell was the guest of Mrs. J. W. Hanes for dinner Sunday.
The Star Route from Hanceville is on a “boom.” Let some one from the other routes write, if they are not too busy. We like to hear the news.
Locals and Personals.
Join it.—Commercial Club.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Richter, a daughter.
Mrs. Dwight Fuller is in Battle Creek, Mich.
A. C. Bice of near Hanceville, was in Cullman Saturday.
Miss Ruby Hanlin is at home from her school in Bessemer.
Mrs. Summers of Birmingham, is guest of Mrs. W. E. O’Brien.
W. E. Grimmett of Hanceville Route 4, was in the city recently.
Miss Lola Winton is recovering from an attack of malarial fever.
Pay your dues.—Commercial Club.
Just received a big line of men’s sample shirts at the 5, 10 and 25c Store.
Mrs. S. E. Wilbourne has been entertaining Miss Sadler, of Sheffield.
Chas. L. Townes, State-Examiner, of Montgomery, is in the city today.
Miss Charlotte Pollak has returned from a protracted stay in New York.
Just received a big line of men and boys’ sample hats at the 5, 10 and 25c Store.
Mrs. Dr. Mes and children leave next week for Holland for the summer.
Attend the meetings of the Commercial Club.
Mrs. Alice Forman came home from Ensley last week to spend the summer.
Thos. Howell, democratic nominee for Tax Assessor, was in the city Saturday.
Just received a big line of men’s sample shirts at the 5, 10 and 25c store.
W. O. Winton, of Huntsville, spent last Sunday with his mother and sisters here.
Just received a big line of men and boys’ sample hats at the 5, 10 and 25c Store.
Dr. W. R. Griffin has returned from a visit to friends and relatives in Blount County.
Dr. and Mrs. Cottingham attended the meeting of the Dental Association in Tuscaloosa.
Have you realized how much the Commercial Club has already done for Cullman?
Mr. Hedrick, of Chicago, has been guest of his cousin, Mrs. James Kilpatrick this week.
Just received a car of Choice and No. 1 Alfalfa Hay.
S. E. Wilbourne.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stiefelmeyer are guests of Mrs. C. Burkart at Orange Beach this week.
Mrs. John Allgood was taken to Birmingham Infirmary Monday to undergo an operation.
The Cullman Choral Society will hold a regular meeting at the city school house tonight.
Miss Dolly Ferguson, of Wylam, is spending a few weeks with Cullman relatives and friends.
Mrs. Chas. Smith and Mrs. Lanier DeLorme, of Anniston, are guests of Miss Lorine DeLorme.
The special invitation to the Ledger House-Warming was accepted by wireless in the Tribune office.
Mrs. A. G. Coe entertained Mrs. J. B. Brown and Mrs. J. H. McVeigh at dinner one evening last week.
Sidney T. Morrow, of Ky., is here in the city for a few days with his wife and baby son, at Mrs. J. H. Gillespie’s.
For Rent.—Three large rooms on second floor in private home. Apply to J. H. Karter Co.
Wanted—Good girl to do house work and cook. Apply to S. E. Wilbourne, successor to E. C. Kinney, Cullman, Ala.
For Sale, cheap for cash, one 3-year-old mule; also one rubber-tire buggy at half price. At the Ganger Place. Call at once. 6.6.4.
Lost.—A pair of rimless nose glasses, with broken chain attached between the St. John’s Lutheran church and German Bank. Reward.—Tribune Office.
Pastor L. F. Stansell will be absent two weeks in a meeting at his old home, Russellville. Dr. Glenn will fill the pulpit next Sunday at M. E. Church South.
Wanted—Pine Lumber, 1 in. thick. Highest market price paid. Dreher Manufacturing Company.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kilpatrick entertained at dinner on last Sunday a few of their friends in their beautiful bungalow, one of the handsomest homes in Cullman.
Wanted—To buy 15 to 30 acre farm within 3 miles of Cullman or Holmes Gap. Small house and other improvements desired. Write particulars and give location.—T. O. Borton, Cullman, Ala.
Mrs. Dr. Carl Hartung and children will return to Crawford, Tenn., Sunday. Dr. Hartung bought the beautiful lot south of Dr. Bledsoe’s residence and will one day make his home in Cullman.
Trustees Meeting.
The regular meeting of the Trustees of the I. O. O. F. Home was held in Cullman last week. Grand-master Walter McAdory, of Birmingham, and the new member W. E. Urquhart of Florala, was present. Besides these, Messrs. Cramton, Lee, Buell and Ellis were present. The accounts of the year were audited and approved, and Mr. and Mrs. Miller were highly complimented on their work.
A Very Big Birthday.
Mr. John H. Kesler, a prosperous east-side farmer, celebrated his fifty-sixth birthday last Sunday. There were thirty guests from Birmingham and about one hundred and fifty from among their friends here. A string band of Birmingham, was up and the big crowd was well entertained, with refreshments and music. Congratulations are in order.
Annual Singing.
The Fourth Sunday in June there will be the annual singing at Ebenezer Church, north-west of Cullman, by Prof. D. W. Hamner and others. Everybody invited.
