The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-07
PASSING THRoNG.

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 Judge William II. Thomas of ths Mept- gemsry City Court. who has bssn spspdr Ing soIHs time with the family ef his fath- er in Chambers cauaty, passed through Montgomery yesterday afternoon sp route to Prattvllis te visit his brother, MF. c. ?. Th6HAas He will 70 to his plantation n L0wn4es County before returning to
 Mir. H. C. Calvin, former resident ef Montgomery. is speHding few dpys iB the city. Mr. Calvin has been manager for the Southern Bell Telephene and Tel sgraph Company in Deestur. but has re- gently been promoted to the position of Manager of the Tuscaloosa Exfhangs Of this company.
 Mir. Sidney Lanier (sen Of Mrs. Clarke Lanier) has been critically Ill at Robin sons Springs, where they have been spending the summer, but Is now recev' ering. He will ieave in 8 few weeks for California for his health.
 Hon, J. Tem Hehin, Democratic Homi- nee for Gecretary of State, has remained in Montgomery sincs the adjournment of the State Committee. He viii 60 to his home in Lafayette this morning.
 Rabbi 4. J. Messing, Jr.. has returned from vacation spent in Chicago and Peoria. H. He delivered his first lecture Friday night to large audience. Mrs, Messing is still absent
 Rev. R. A. J. Cumbee of Midway, pass- ed through Montgomery yesterday on his way home from TaIiassee where he has been holding a very successful revival meeting.
 Judge W. W. wiikersop of Birmins- ham, is spending few days in Mont gomery with his mother at the home of his brother. Mir. Walter Wilkerson.
 Hon. Edward DeGraffenreid of Greens boro. passed through the city yesterday enr route from Virginia where he has been spending some weeks.
 MT. Henry c. Mordue of Atlanta, travel ing passenger agent of the Chicago and Alton Railroad spent yesterday in Mopt- gomery,
 Mir William A. Mitchell, who has been visiting friends and relatives in Russell County, and Columbus. Ga. has returned home.
 Mir. R. Lindsey Fry of Mobile, who has been in the city the guest of Mir. and Mrs. F. Graham, has returned home.
 MT P. c. Massie has gone to Massies Mills. Virginia to spend a few days with his family who are snmmerins there.
 MF. John c. Webb of Dernopoiis, passed through Montgomery yesterday returning from an extended trip East
 MT. Madison Pearson left yesterday for Vaid0sta, Ga, where he goes to accent a position and reside.
 Mr. Virsti GEifan who has been spend- ing several days in Nashville Tenn, will return home tomorrow. Mr. 1T. o. Adams, formerly of Mont gsmery. nov of New Orleans. spent yes tsraay In the city.
 Mr. Jacob Faunes left last evening for Tate Spring Tenn. where he viii re- main three wesks.
 MF. J. s. PinckaFd has returned from a trip to Tate Spring. Tenn. and Hen dsFsenville. N. c.
 . Mr. Meyer GreiI returned Friday from the catsitiiis where he has been spending his vacation.
 Mr. Fred ". Miller. southssstern Agent of the A. E. T. Company spent yesterday in the city,
 Mir. Mims B. Stone Of Birmingham, is visiting friends and relatives in the city
 MT. Pearson Burke will leave this week for the Polytechnic Institute at Auburn.
 MT. Fred Tesgue wiii leave Tuesday for Auburn, where he will attend college.
 Majsr c. R. Brieken Of Iuverne. re- turned yesterday from California.
 MT. F. W. Stay returned yesterday from a business trip to the East.
 Rev W. c. Biedsoe of Lafayette, spent yesterday in the city. @'
 Mir. Paul Whiting left last evening for Tate Spring, Tenn,
 Mir Martin Baldwin has returned from a trip to Virginia.
 Judge J. G. Winter spent Friday in Tuskegee. -t -f
 Mr. Daniel S. Cue of Cincinnati, is in the city.