The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-11

Selma, and was a consistent member of the First Presbyterian Church. MT. Roth- l rock. who Is her senior by some fifteen years. still survives her The affection
 of this couple for one another was some thing beautiful to behold, and the older they got the more dependent they seemed
 to be on one another. Mrs. Rothrock | was beloved by every one who knew her and while death .s a great relief to her In | her feeble condition. still there Is general regret among all that this good, pure, | Christian woman has had to leave us. Personal and Local. H. T. Bledsoe of Thomaston was here | yesterday.
 | Major Howison of Randolph was among
 the visitors to Selma today. l MT Roan Ward announces that he will enter the race for the Legislature from | Dallas.
 | Feast of Penticost will be celebrated at
 Temple Mishkan Israel tomorrow at 10 o'clock. | Chief T. E. Walters was able to be on
 the streets today, after his fearful expe-
 rience Sunday
 | William Berg left last night for the
 mountains of Tennessee. where he will
 spend the heated term.
 | Advance Lodge. No. B. K of F., will hold a lodge of sorrow at their Castle
 Hall Sunday, June 15, at p. m. | MT. and Mrs. Levi Koenigsthal and chill dren left yesterday for a stay of several
 months with relatives in Germany. Judge J. T. Beck and Captain Jenkins passed through the city today on their | way back to Camden from Montgomery. | J. A. Dezc of Maplesville. who is con.
 nected with the big lumber plant now be- | ing built at that place. spent the day in the city.
 | w s. Woolsey, accompanied by his | mother. will leave for Coden tomorrow | to spend a few weeks at that delightful summer resort.
 J. Fritz Thompson. a prominent young | lawyer of Centreville. and member of | the late Constitutional Convention, spent l today in the city.
 | Fred Lamar who has been very i'll with appendicitis at Lexington, Va. has so far recovered as to be expected home with
 his parents tomorrow.
 | The negro who shot Fiagman Williams l between Marion Junction and Marion. some days ago. has been captured in Perry County and lodged in jail. Miss Vaughan closed her school at Sut- ters school house. near Summerfield. last night The whole neighborhood turned out
 and a delightful evening was had. |
 1 Joe Lawrence. one of the negroes who
 escaped from jail some time ago by rum | ming over the turnkey. has been captured
 and given an additional sixty days. Councilman Kornegay having handed | in his resignation, the voters of the Third | Ward propose holding a meeting to select
 a man to be voted for in the primary as | his successor.
 | Planters from the country, especially | those in the sandy land sections. report
 that crops are badly in need of rain. Some | sections did not get any rain during the seasons that fell some ten days ago. | Capt. Bob Barber, a popular conductor
 on the Southern, who had to quit work
 six weeks ago on account of an injury to
 one of his legs. has so far recovered as | to be able to resume his run tomorrow. Capt John D. Riggs, ex-member of the | Legislature and popular Southern Rail- road conductor. left today for a trip of d few days to Mississippi. Captain Riggs | Is a bachelor. and rumcr has 1t that there is an attraction at the other end of the line J. J. Moore, one of Dallas County's old
 est and most respected citizens, died at Harrelfs Cross Roads Sunday and was
 buried yesterday. All of the business
 houses of Marion Junction and Harrelrs
 closed their doors during the time of the
 interment.
 Capt V. B. Atkins has returned from
 Montgomery. where he went to meet with
 the State military men to decide on the
 location of the approaching encampments.
 He says the military men of the Capital City treated the visitors in a most hospi-
 table manner
 F. NJ. Donncr and bride arrived in Selma
 frorl Talladega this afternoon. Major
 Donner, bg-hearted engineer on tn Southern. has been most heartily congrat-
 ulated on capturing such a lovely woman as he has just married. A great many called at his residence tonight to con- gratulate him.