The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-10

opponents to the building of the new court house will get out an injunction m . few days to stop work on the new suue- ture until the courts can pass on the questions at issue. Mrs. Mary F. Knight returned from Chautauqua. N. r.. last night ana VII leave for Marion tomorrow to spend two weeks. She was accompanied as far as Nashville by Miss Grace Jones. who stopped over in that city for a few days to visit the family of Captain B. H. Wilkins.
 The piers for the new Birmingham. Selma and New Orleans bridge across the Cahaba have been completed and | the work of putting up the iron structure has commenced The new bridge is about a hundred yards below the present bridge.
 J. D. Barry of Texas, who escaped from Selma when Wilson's raiders cap tured the, city, is on a visit to his nephew. Colonel R. ID. Berry. This Is the first visit to his old home since he left here so hurriedly. John Jackson, a brother of Dr. R. D. Jackson. died in Tennessee. His remains will reach Selma tonight and will be ta- ken to his old home at Summerfeld for | interment.
 Mrs. W. W. ouarles will come from waynesville, N. C., to Rome, where she | will be the guest of Mrs. c. H. Lavender. | Her little baby is greatly improved. The Democratic Executive Committed | will meet in Selma tomorrow to make all | the necessary arrangements for holding the primary election September IS.
 Major c. H. Lavender of Rome,- spent A day and night in Selma the latter part of last week mingling with his host oi Selma friends. The unusual sight of two steamers al | the wharf at the same time was seer by those who went to the bridge this morning.
 The walls of the Y. M. c. A. natato- rum have reached the second 0tory and work will be pushed from now until 1t Il | finished.
 l Bass Bonner, who holds a good posi-. | ton on a railroad in Texas, Is at home | on a visit to his father and family. l Miss Lucy Partridge will leave or l Thursday for Jackson. where she hal
 been elected principal of the school.
 Eight or ten young men passed througf the city today on the way to Auburn where they will enter college.
 The Chamber of Commerce will hold { meeting in the Hook and Ladder room' l tomorrow at o'clock.
 Miss Anna Creagh has returned iron
 a visit of some days to friends at Saf l ford's Station.
 Miss Sara Lewis and Mrs. L. A. Privet
 left today for Bates Farm. to visit Mis-
 Julia Bates.
 Judge P. H. Pitts Is not expected hom' from Tate Spring for ten days or two
 weeks yet.
 Mrs Anna Norviiie and M. J. vickers and family of Mobile. are visiting friends in Cahaba.
 Robert Barnwell has secured a good position with the Western Railroad 1T | this city.
 Captain Harry c. Carter of Montgomery spent Sunday in the city, the guest oi relatives.
 Mrs. Walter S. Butler is in Montgomery
 on a visit to her mother, Mrs. s. G. Hubbard.
 R. E. L. Mel will move in day or
 two to the Ferguson cottage on Union Street.
 W. P. Mollette and Louis Johnston of Lexington Beat. were in the city today. | F. M. Watson and daughter are spend ing a few weeks on Perdido Bay.
 B. s. Bibb has returned from . two
 weeks visit to Washington.
 A. P. Howison of Randolph. was a
 visitor to Selma yesterday. | J. H. Lumpkin is expected home from | Wisconsin tomorrow.
 R. O. Hicks of Pine Hill was in Selma
 this morning.
 Julian Smith left today for Rome, Ga | | Hot dava Followed by cool nights Hfl