The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-29
Funeral of Miss Annie West.

| sermon yestet day morning and has al- ! ready created a favorable impression. Funeral of Miss Annie West. The funeral of Miss Annie West took place this morning from St. Paurs Epis- copal Church. the rector, Rev. E. ". Gamble. conducting the services. The pail bearers were D. A. Kennedy. W. l.. l Kirkpatrick, c. H. Peacock R. P Lock- hart, R. E. Hardaway and A. N. Hall. Miss West was advanced in age and has been an invalid for many years. She had lived for many years with her sister. Mrs 6. M. Kirkpatrick, at whose home
 she died The deceased is survived by ! two sisters. Mrs. Kirkpatrick of Selma, 1 and Mrs. Howell of Birmingham. by two nephews, Dr. Samuel Kirkpatrick of sel- ma. and Clifford Kirkpatrick of Cahaba, and by a niece. Mrs. Lawson of Selma. Selma Cotton Market. Middling cotton was quoted at 1S s-s cents today. The tone was quiet and few sales were reported. The movement Saturday was: Receipts, 75S: shipments. 3S9; since September 1, re- ceipts. 7s.o55; shipments, 7o.S42; stock. s.19l Rev. R. F. Otis Installed. Rev. R. F. Otis was inducted into the pastorate of the Valley Creek Presby- terian Church at o'clock yesterday afternoon in the presence of 8 large con- gregation. Rev. A. A. Little of Selma, preached the sermon, the charges to pastor and congregation were made by Rev. T. R. Best of Selma and Rev. J. P. Ander- son of Greensboro.
 Personal and Local. George Dampman, now general foreman of the Southern Railway shops in Knox vile, is in the city for a few days and win remove his family to his new home. Mir. and Mrs. Dampman's departure Is source of regret to many friends. c. H. Butler who recently came to Selma from Spencer. N. C., to be fore man of the Southern Railway shops in Selma, win in a few days move his family to Selma from Spencer. Mir. Butier is now in Spencer.
 George R. James. assistant general manager of the United States Cast Iron and Pipe Foundry in Louisville, is with
 his family visiting the home of s. M. DoIan. the master mechanic of the South ern Railway.
 The Crescent Clubs members and friends will enjoy a dance at the Hotel Albert next Friday evening. The ger
 man will be led by Miss Annie Mary Du-
 Bose and LeGrande c. Elebash, IT.
 Smith Robbins, clerk in the State
 Treasurer's off1ce. was the guest of his
 parents. Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Robbins,
 during the Christmas holidays. Chief Clerk John Chisholm of the Pro-
 bate Court returned last evening from
 Marion Junction where he spent Christ
 mas with his family.
 The many friends of Miss Lizzie Mar shall will learn with regret that she is i'll in her home in Orrville. Miss Mary Adams of Meridian, Miss.
 spent yesterday as the guest of Miss
 Jamie Minge Nelson
 H. 8. Daniels, commercial agent for the Louisville and Nashville, has returned from Pensacola.
 W. c. Cunningham of Columbus, Ga, left for home today after a short visit to his mother.
 The friends of J. N. Smith are pleased to learn that he Is recuperating from a serious illness
 Ed stoddard who is in Okalona, Miss, during the cotton season. is at home for few days
 Sam Feibelman of Mississippi. is spend- ing the holidays with relatives in Selma.
 Miss Carrie Kling of St. Louis is the guest of MT. and Mrs. s. M. Dolan.
 Miss Algie Ware of Montgomery, is the guest of Miss Julia Frances Clark.
 I. Matt Meyer and I. Matt Meyer, Jr., of Tilden, are in Selma. Lieutenant Sinclair Munford, U. 8. A. Is visitor to the city.
 Dr. W. H. Taylor of Central Mills was in town today.
 John D. Riggs has returned from New Orleans.
 r. D nawaon of Minter is in the city