The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-12

D. M. Bruner. Evergreen; W. D. Car lisie, opelfka; J. P. Pelham. pothan; Sam McClary. Albertviile
 I Reunion visitors registered at the Hotel Capitola as follows: J. H. Middleton Cianton; w. M. Conner. Geneva: M. A. Lanier, Foley; w. G. Curry. Livingston; A. B. Burns, Sylacauga; D. F. Law renee. Andaiusia; J. L. Thompson, Bes- semer: A. B. Campbell Troy; F. 5. Carroll, Troy; N Stallworth, Evergreen: W. A. Williams, Evergreen; R. E. Petty' Clanton.
 Editor E. F. Baber of The Dothan Journal, has come to the reunion. He was Orderly Sergeant of the Tuskegee Light Infantry and later Captain in the 61st Alabama Regiment and served Ala bama faithfully during the four years of war; He was a participant in most Of the bloody engagements in Virginia.
 MT. T. A. Owens and Mir D. Elhott or Ware, Elmore County, are reunion Visl- tors Mir. Owens was soldier or the 18th Alabama Volunteers and MT. Eiiott was with the 34th Alabama Volunteers.
 MT. J. A. McKinstry of Guntersville, is in town. He is a member of Mont gomery Gilbert Camp No. Sss. United Confederate Veterans, and was with the 42nd Alabama VoluntAsas.
 Corporal A. A. Couric of Kolb's Bat tery, one of the famous fighting com mands that went out from Alabama, Is attending the reunion. MT. Couric is now City Clerk of Eufaula.
 General Charles Joseph Bryan of Tus- kegee is the guest of his sister, Mrs. J. R. Adams, at 21S North Lawrence Street during the reunion of the United Confed- crate Veterans.
 Commander Warwick H. Payne of the Alabama Division United Sons of Vet erans. came to town last night and is making his headquarters at the Hotel Mabson.
 MT. D. M. Scott of Selma, who served gallantly as the Orderly Sergeant of com pany of the 62d Alabama is visiting friends in Montgomery during the re- union.
 MT. J. M. Waters of Radford. Ala. formerly Lieutenant of company H. of Brooks's Alabama Regiment is here to affiliate with his comrades of '61-'6S.
 MT. c. W. Tenn of Clayton. who was | musician with the 1st Alabama Regiment, l registered at the veteran headquarters on South Court Street yesterday.
 MT. E. B. Gordon is a Fort Deposit veteran who is in town. He was mem Der of company l. 6Oth Alabama Regi- ment during the war.
 Mir. Singietary and ex-Sheriff McLen- don of Abbevi1le Henry County, were among the veterans who arrived last night.
 Captain Thomas A. Davis of Daphne. Is a reunion visitor. Captain Davis was surgeon with the 9th Alabama Regiment.
 MT. John A. Frazer of Buffalo, Cham bers County, who was First Lieutenant of company I, 47th Alabama regiment.
 Captain R. E. Wright of Midway, who commanded a company of the famous 18th Alabama is here for the reunion.
 MT. J. J Armstrong of Columbia, First Lieutenant company I, 18th Alabama, is , registered at reunion headquarters.
 MT. D. H. Parker of Eufaula, reached Montgomery yesterday. He is a veteran and was with the 53rd Alabama.
 MT. J. W. Ferguson of Saragossa, Walker County. a veteran of the 22nd Alabama Volunteers is in town.
 Brigadier General E. B. Vaughan of Mobile. came in last night. He is prom inent man of the Gulf City.
 Captain Thomas Dorman of Mobile Is attending the reunion and Is the guest of Mrs. s. T. Bethea.
 Color Bearer William Spivey of the 18th Alabama has come to town. He lives at Luverne.
 Rev. W. G. Cherry of Livingston. the war chaplain of the 5t1 Alabama Is in Montgomery.
 Miss Elma Holland and Miss Gussie Brickerstaff of Scale. Ala. are in the city.
 MT. J. F. DeLoach of Brantley. a vet eran of the 1st Alabama Cavalry is here
 MT. M z. Blackwell. a veteran Of Coleman, Crenshaw County. Is here. | MT D. w Sayre of Rockford. is in