The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-23
ENQUIRY AS no KRuMMER,
Chicago Man Writes to Admission Cor
Information.

Admission. July % .-(Speclal, 1.-THE An.
nistpu Hot Blast Of this city Is In receipt
Of letter from Richard Tupk OF Chicago
Ill, making Inquiries concerning one
Frank Krummer.
The letter says frank Franz) Krum-
Iner had some twenty or more years age
worked for woodstock Iron Company, and
was intimately acquainted with Samuel
Noble. former manager of the iron works.
After receiving a small inheritance from
Ms mother In Germany in 1877 or 1878.
he was never heard from again. His
sister. Pauline Tunk. who js now living
in Chicago, ILL.,. would be very happy to
hear from him, or at least to Know
whether he is still alive which he very
likely 10. as his age is only about IS. He
was an iron worker. and usually was
very popular among acquaintances.
The passing of one of the oldest land
marks of Southern Calhoun County, &C.
CURED yesterday in the death Of Mrs.
Annie J. Constantine, widow Of the late
Major d. F. Constantine. Sr. Mrs. Con-
stantine had been Ill for several days,
and was several times considered at
deaths door. but rally would come and
che lived until 5 o'clock yesterday after
noon, when she died, surrounded by her
sons and daughters. The end came at
NAtC AOiHc vi net SUI, II. OOItSkdIlttIlC,
Jr.. in Ward Five, with whom she has
been living since the death Of her hus-
band three years ago. Besides relatives
In other States the bereaved ones. are
two sons. d. F. Jr., and H, H Constan-
tine two daughters, Mesdames r. NJ.
Ingram and d. c. Cooper. all Of Annis-
ton and Mrs. o. L. Love. niece, also
of this city. Mrs. Constantine was in her
72nd year at the time of death. She was
a Miss Anderson of Mississippi, where
she spent the earlier part Of her mar
risd life.
The pulpit of Rev. H. C. Howard of the
First Methodist Church, was filled Sum
day night by his brother Leslie Howard,
who Is studying for the ministry. Mr..
Howard is spending the summer in An
nisten and Is playing short stop on the
Admission baseball team while here. By
the talk that went the rounds yesterday
1t was clearly demonstrated Sunday night
that he is not only a good baseball
player, but is a preacher as well.
The Legislative Committee Of the Annis-
ton Trades Council representing about
1900 workingmen of Admission held an
enthusiastic meeting last night. The fol-
lowing resolution was adopted: Resolved,
That in order to give the working people
portunity to express the desire OF their
choice we demand that the Democratic
Committee order a. primary election for
the popular choice Of candidates"
Mrs. Lurany Marady Napier, nee
Warnock. died July 10th. 1902, at Hico,
La. The lady was born in this county IN
1871 and moved to Louisiana In January
of the present year. The lady has many
relatives In the western portion of the
county who depIere her death. She join-
ed the Methodist Church at the age of IA
and. always lived consistent member.
A Farmers Institute was held at
Choccolocco Saturday in which DR.. c. A.
Carey, Professors C. L. Hare, e. e.
Matthews and c. F. Dustin of Auburn,
were the leading spirits. The meeting
was pronounced success and was largely
attended
Next Wednesday evening at O'Clock
Professor w. M. Riddle of Birmingham
and Miss Ruby Floyd will be married at
Hotel Alexander in Hehin, Rev. ]. II.
Foster will perform the ceremony. No
invitations have been issued.