The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-25
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 the former who has been critically i'll for | several weeks Is much improved lie nas been removed from sanitarium 10 ms home on Lauderdale Street and IS now considered to be convaslescent. l Senator W, B. Craig who has been l with Senator Goldsby in Mobile for the purpose of completing the labors of the recess committee of the Legislature was in the city yesterday. | D. M Scott of the Y. M. c. A. baseball | team has received a fine kodak picture | of the team. It was made by Miss Trusk of Boston who met the members Of the club in Talladega. Ed Byrne, Jr., a popular hagman on the West Point route with run between Selma and Montgomery, has been pro- l noted to a run between Montgomery and 1 Atlanta.
 D. M. Sheppard of Central Mills was in | Selma today en route to his home from St. Louis where he has been on business. He was met in Selma by Mrs. Sheppard. Sidney P. Karpe spent yesterday In the l country north of Selma. He reports that the crops are exceedingly fine in that section.
 Professor R. E. Hardaway. superinten- dent of the Selma public schools, has re- , turned from his former home in Virginia. l Miss Pauline Kouch who has been guest at the home of s. D. Luck has re- turned to her home in Richmond, Va. Mrs. T. W. Barker and children left 1 for G.tp will spend the rest of the summer.
 Mrs. English who has been the guest of Rev. and Mrs. A A. Little has returned to her home in Washington. Secretary T. l.. McGill of the Young Mems Christian Association is expected to return home tomorrow.
 The friends of Bernard Yaretsky are pleased to know that he has recovered from an attack of fever.
 Mrs W. s. Monk and family are ex- pected to return from their outing on Pensacola Bay tonight.
 The friends of Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Little will be pleased to know that the, lat ter Is improving.
 H. s. Daniels. commercial agent of the Louisville and Nashville, was In Pensa- cola yesterday.
 The friends of T. L. Barker of Sum- merfield regret to hear of the illness of his little boy.
 Hon. Lewis Johnson. president of the Dallas Agricultural Club, was in the city today.
 
 Miss Nell Brisln is visiting her cousin Mrs. E. R. Nonnemacher in Uniontown. J. T. McCants of the faculty of the Marion Military Institute, Is In the city. A. Pr Leiser prominent citizen of Browns Station, was in Selma today. Catlin Reeves and Robert Hamilton have returned from Shelby Springs.
 H. H. Hudson has returned from A pleasant visit to Shelby Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Fowlkes and son of Birmingham are In the ci:y.
 Oliver spelgner has accepted a position with the Union Iron Works.
 Probate Clerk John Chisolm spent yes- terday in Marion Junction.
 Miss Mnna Atkins returned tonight from visit to Pensacola.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. l. Shelley left today for Waynesville, N. C.
 Martin L. Calhoun has returned from visit to Livingston.
 H. c. DuBose of Pineapple is registered at the Hotel Albert.
 Frank Browder of Montgomery was in the city yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Graham have ar- rived in the city.
 Dan Brislln is slowly recovering from a weeks Illness.
 Dr. Jacob Huggins of Newborn was in the city today.
 Frank Love Is on a business trip to the Canebrake.
 Mfrs. R. T. Reid of Hagen was in the city today.
 Harry Mckee of Faunsdale is a visitor to the city.
 Captain E. W. Booker was in the city today.
 Hon. B. F. Ellis of orrville is in the city.
 c. w. Mason Is visiting in Meridian.