The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-13
SOME OF THE VETERANS AND THEIR FRIENDS
 WHO HAVE COME TO ONTGOMERY FOR REUNION

General Charles J. Bryan of Tuskegee q attending the reunion. He was Cap tain of the Tuskegee Light Infantry. as splendid a company as ever shouldered muskef and as a commander he had the love and confidence of his men. He IS enjoying meeting old comrades and living over the times of the war.
 Capt. J. T. Stubbs of DeFuniak Springs < Fla, is one of the registered veterans. He was a Captain in the 1st Alabama during the sixties. Captain Stubbs for meriy lived in Lowndes County. But got Florida sand in my shoes" says Captain stubbs. land you know its mighty hard to set 1t ort.'
 Mir. 6. H. Gist of The Calera Journal fs E attending the reunion. A camp of Con- federate Veterans was organized at Ca lsra few days ago and was named s. H 0lnk Camp, 14S1, an honor he deserved by {. gallant and valiant service for his. stat' l tn the late war.
 Major John T. Holtxclaw of Merriwethel County. Georgia. is visiting his niece k1frs. !. A. Kirkpatrick, on South Cour Street, during the reunion. Major Hoitz Folnw served in the 18th Alabam regiment @~~~~' | Judge James E. Cobb of Macon Coun- ' ty Is here attending the reunion of the Confederate veterans He is very much improved in heaivh and his friends were glad to see him looking so well.
 Mr. John Gumbley the popular and ef- i flcient City Clerk of Troy Is In the city 1 attending the meeting of the Sons Of U~sn nA fa n reunion 1 the old veterans.
 J Mr. w. R. Houghton. who was First Serweant in Woods Division of the End Georgia brigade and scout for Longstreet ts registered at headquarters. He resides in Birmingham.
 Mfr. George C. Wright of Tuskegee is l in Montgomery during the reunion. He ts in the Macon County Bank and is a successful business man.
 Mir Robert Cunningham of Birming- ham is one of the registered veterans. He was Lieutenant in the End Alabama and is member of Jeff Davis Camp.
 Mir. J. W. Jackson, who was Lieuten- ant in a company of the Alabama State artillery, is one of the veterans present He registers rom Moohe
 Mr. N B. Feagin of Camp Hardee, Bir- mingham, is registered at the veterans headquarters He was Captain of the 18th Alabama infantry.
 Judge W. H. Pruett of Clayton, wht was a Captain in the 1st Alabama regi ment, is here. He is Probate Judge O Barbour County.
 Congressman G. Wash Taylor of tht First District is here and is a prominent figure in the meeting of the Confederate veterans. .t-
 Mir. J. ]. Hawthorne of the J. D. Farri Camp, Camden who served as color bearer in the srd Alabama cavalry, i here. t
 MT. W. I. chaites of Scotia. is register ed at veterans headquarters He wal adjutant of the 7th Alabama cavalry.
 Captain c. D. Glover of the 47th Ala hama, is here. He is member of CamI Johnston and resides at Tallassee.
 Captain J. c. Raout of Scotia, is at tending the reunion. He was a cap tain of the 7th Alabama cavalry.
 Mir. w. H. Philpot, who was captai in the 61st Alabama regiment is in town His home is at Warrior Stand.
 Hon. John H. Wallace of Huntsvill fs attending the reunion and greeting hi numerous friends here this week.
 Mr. D. B. Edwards of Camp lone: Pope, Ala, is here. He was of compan in the 44th Alabama regiment.
 Mir. s. T. Frazer, who ranked as Lieu tenant in the 46th' Alabama, is here. H lives in Union Springs.
 Two interesting veterans who are visit ]. sng Montgomery are MT. Benjamin Frank lin Ellis, who served in the 18th Alabam regiment, and his brother, MT. Thoma Jefferson Ellis, who served with the 9th