The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-13

Both of these gentlemen are influential 1 citizens of Orrvilie. Dallas County. They | are brothers of Hon. George Washington Ellis of Montgomery, formerly State | Treasurer. Mir. B. F. Ellis Is father of Mir. J. B. Ellis Grand Chancellor Com- mander of the Knights of Pythias of Ala bsma. The Messrs. Ellis are members of Camp Jones of selma. Messrs. T. D. Sanford of Opelika, and ] W. H.. Sanford of Troy, are here at- l tending the reunion of United Sons of ] Confederate Veterans. They are honored | sons of a noble father, whom all Alabama loved and delighted to honor and they | are also beloved and honored by their l neighbors and the people everywhere. l Gen. Richard c. Jones of Camden. is attending the Reunion. General Jones l has hosts of friends all over Alabama | who will hear with pleasure of his con- tinued good health. He spent but day here, going to his home this morning.
 A pleasant party of Reunion visitors 1 from Evergreen consists of Miss Nodie Can't, Miss Pauline King, Miss Mamie
 Mason. Miss Kate Taliaferro, and Messrs. Nj. A Can't, E. E. Newton and C. H. Stallworth.
 l Capt John C. McNab, of Eufauia, Is I one of the enthusiastic Veterans present at the Rernion. He served in. the war as captain in the 18th Alabama Regi- l ment.
 1 Capt. y B. RuduIph of the 10th Ala bama Cavalry, is among the Reunion att tendants. Colonel Ruduiph is a member of Camp Jones. He lives at Pleasant Hill.
 Mir. A. M. Mound. Confederate vet eran of Columbia. is here today. He I served during the crisis of '61-'sS as Lieu tenant in the s4th Georgia Infantry. l MT. sc. Diiburn of Braggs. former Leu- tenant of the 9th Alabama Infantry. and member of Camp T. J. Bullock, is reg istered at Veterans Headquarters. Mir. H. T. Roach, once Sergeant of the | 18th Alabama Infantry, and a present member of Camp Dunklin, is at the Re- | union He resides at Greenvills. Mir. B. F. Roden and MT. J. B. Francis prominent citizens of Birmingham, are Veteran visitors. Mfr. Francis is Tax 1 Collector of Jefferson County. l Captain J. T. wagnon, once command CT of company in the 18th Alabama h. | fantry. is here. He is a member of Camp Quincy and lives at Petry.
 MT. F. P Bledsoe. a member of Camp | Ruffin, and a citizen of Java, is here.
 He was during the war Lieutenant in
 the 1st Alabama Infantry.
 Dr. T. L. Quillian, of Fort Deposit,
 who served In the war as Assistant Sur
 geon in the 1st Alabama Cavalry, Is an
 attendant at the Reunion.
 MT. A. H. Rutherford of Johnson | Camp Tuskegee. who was First Lieuten-
 ant in the 1st Georgia Regiment, is at
 tending the Reunion.
 MT. W. A. Garrett. of Tallassee. Is here He is Lieutenant in Camp Johnson, and
 former Second Sergeant in the 1st Geor-
 gia Regiment.
 MT. c. R. Sullivan. a veteran sergeant
 in the 31st Alabama Infantry. and a citi-
 zen of Raif. Ala, is attending the re-
 union.
 MT. W. P. windham, a veteran ser
 geant in the 57th Alabama and a resident
 of Ozark. is attending the reunion.
 Capt. Calling Kavanaugh. formerly of
 the 1st Alabama Cavalry, is a Reunion
 visitor He resides at Cross Keys.
 Capt. J. P. Pearce. member of Camp
 R. E. Lee. and former Captain in the
 5th Alabama, is in the city. Captain J. T. Lampley. formerly of
 company E, sharpshooters, is a partici-
 pant in the reunion.
 , Captain J. O. Burton of Opelika, vet
 eran captain of company H, 47th Ala
 bama, is here.
 General Joseph Wheeler was the object of much attention yesterday. In the af- ternoou he visited the State Capitol and
 paid his respects to State officials He