The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-28

occupy the pulpit of a leading Baltimore Church on Sundays during August. His fam fly will spend the time at Ocean City. Md. and he will be with them on week days Miss Florence Hodge left last night for Chi cago. where she will spend August and Sep | tembcr.
 Mir. C. w Carr of Fort Deposit was in the l city yesterday.
 Mir. J. Metsger of Mobile came to Montgomery yesterday
 Hon. Charles W. Thompson of Tuskegee spent yesterday in Montgomery He will return to l Tuskegee today.
 Mir. A. J. Brown of Birmingham was in Mont- Mir. J. H. Mccoy of Birmingham came to the city yesterday.
 MT. H. H. Morrison was in Montgomery yes- terday. Mir. H. s. Evans of Talladega was in the city | yesterday.
 | Mir. W. J. Bryant of Mapiesville was in Mont gonery yesterday.
 Miss Maggie Turnlpseed has gone to Midway and Union Springs to visit relatievs.
 
 Miss Fife Turnipseed and her aunt. Miss Sarah Balkis Fannin of Raif. Ala have gone to Tybee for some time
 Yesterday afternoon at 5:3o o'clock Miss TrummelIah Lowe Bea's and Mir. John Henry Maclay were married at the home of her father. Mfr C. H. Beaie They lefS at 63o o'clock for Louisville, Ky, their future home. Rev. Neal Anderson officated. Mrs A | Foater and chiidran vx,iao t,a.,a t4nax. visiting Mrs. A. Y. Mason, left yesterday
 for her home in Georgia
 Miss Fannie McDade of Scale. Ala is visiting Mrs. A. F. Mason.
 Miss Mildred Hilton of Union Springs is visit 1 ing Misses Tyson. She will return to her home today.
 | Miss Herman Foida left yesterday for De- mopolis, where she will visit relatives and | friends. Mir. B. F. Ellis and Mrs. Ellis. Miss zaidee | Ellis and little Miss Josephine Sutton of orrville and Miss Johnnie May Laws of Nash ville are at the Glenmore en route home
 after an extended stay at Blount Springs. Mrs. c. F. Morits and daughter, Miss claudy Moritz. left yesterday for waukesha, Wis Mir, Charles J. Fay. who is now living in
 Pensacola, visited his parents here Sunday. Mrs. W. B. warneck of Birmingham is visit
 ing Mrs. c. B. Cook, South Hui Street. Cecil and Fannie Bray left Sunday morning
 for a months stay with their grandparents
 Dr. and Mrs. B. S. Smith of Anniston z Prof H. J. Pearce of Gainesville. Ga, is in
 the city for few days. Ho is staying at
 the home of his friend. Rev. George w.
 Townsend. l IS North Goldthwaite Street. Miss Ilona Cameron of Troy is visiting her
 cousin. Miss Esthei Cody. corner High and
 Lawrence Streets.
 Mir. J. s. DowdelI left last night for New
 Orleans. having been called there by the
 death of his niece. Mrs. Warren Johnson,
 who formerly Miss Bessie MerrIck of
 New Orleans. Mrs. Johnson had many
 friends in Montgomery.
 Mir. George W. Jones is in Tate Springs Tenn
 where he will remain a week. Mfr. Glenn T. Fitzpatrick and other members
 of Montgomery Lodge of Elks returned Sun
 day night from Baltimore where they at-
 tended the grand lodge meeting of that
 order.
 Capt T. D. Sanford of opelIka was at the
 Capitol yesterday on a business trip. Dr. George Peters of the faculty of the Ala bama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn was among yesterdays prominent visitors to the city. Hon. F. R. McDavid. State Insurance Com missioner, has returned from Point Clear and Mobile. where he spent a week.
 nriulr Carhonated RottIed GanuIne