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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08
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 Skin Diseases.


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08

theatre party, when James ONeill played ''The Manxman." After the play an ele- gant supper was served. Those invited were: MT: and Mrs. Thomas Owen. Miss Francis of Birmingham. Representatives Benners. Rich, Lyons and Hoffman and Senators Goldsby and Dunn.
 Miss Louise Hannon will 20 to Bir- mingham Monday to visit Miss Florence Dawson. She will be the guest of honor at a theatre dinnen party on Tuesday when the party will see Ben Hur."
 Miss Elizabeth sedberry of wetumpka is in the city visiting her sisters. Mrs. Jett M. Thomas, at her home on the Woodley Road.
 Mrs. J. T. Henley of Birmingham, rep resenting the Cadmean Circle. will be entertained this week by Mrs. A. M. Baldwin.
 Mrs. W. F. Burks, formerly of this city, here. has returned to her home in Chat tanooga.
 Mrs. A. L. Dowdell of opelika is the guest of Mrs. W. A. Gayle. She yill be the guest of Mrs. w. F. Vandiver aater' Miss Maggie Mabson of Union Springs. representing the Magazine Club. will be
 the guest of Mrs. T. H. Mahson.
 Mrs. I. c. Harris of shefsieid will at- | tend the Federation. She will arrive to-
 morrow evening at 7:2o o'clock Mrs. R. c. Hemphili of Birmingham. | will be the guest of Mrs. Louis B.. Far ley during the Federation. Mrs. A. Nachman has returned from I New York after a delightful visit Of sev- | eral weeks to her father. :, will attend the Federation and will be at the Exchange Hotel
 Mrs. J, c. Harris of Sheffield. will be | the guest this week of Mrs. W. c. Holt during the Convention.
 Mrs. Charles Herman, accompanied | with her mother, Mrs. R. M Alexander, has returned to Selma Miss Vida Perdue is spending the week with her cousin, Mrs. Bruce Kennedy at 3O3 Mildred street. Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Albritton of Tus- caIoosa are in tho city. They are staying at the Exchange.
 Mrs. W. E. Williams of Toledo, O., is visiting her sister, Mrs A. s. Lawrie, So4 Madison AVeIlue. Mrs. Thomas Flsnnigan of Opelika IS | visiting Mrs. John R. OBryne' zlz Nortn
 Ripley Street.
 Mrs. Chapman of Selma will be with Mrs. w. H. Tisdale next week during
 the Federation.
 Miss Georgia Wood Is expected in a few days to visit MT. and Mrs. Il. C' Davidson.
 Senator and Mrs. NeSmith are stopping with Mrs. ]. N. Browder, 304 South Perry Street.
 Miss Doris Slough has returned rom A visit to her sister at Picket Springs. Miss Lizzy Wood of Louisville, hy'' IS visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Davidson
 MT. Joseph Lyons of Mobile, is visit Ing his sister. Mrs. l.. L. HilL
 Miss Cora Brock of Huntsville Is the
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and the second by Miss GiIchrist. The game was progressive whist.
 MT. and Mrs. Colbert, who are the guests of Mrs. Ellen Jenkins have trav- eled extensively for many years with a view to adding to a splendid collection of portraits and curios. Mrs. Cober, converses Interestingly and with enthu- siasm on this subject.
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Botanic Blood Balm CB. B. B.A is

Pleasant and safe to take. Thoroughly tested for 30 years. Composed of Pure Botanic h. gradients, Strengthens weak kidneys and weak stomachs cures dyspepsia. Complete direc- tions go with each bottle. Sample of R R. F.
 and Pamphlet Sent Free by writing Blood Balm Co SS Mitchell St, Atlanta Ga De
 scribe your trouble, and special free mcdica
 advice. to suit your case, also sent In sealed letter. U-sun wee
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You want to get in line with tho hundreds that patronize our Lunch Counter daily. It's the most popu- lar place of the kind in the city.
 Phone HIS. City Creamery Go.
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Garments Treat,

Conductor G. w. Mason and Motorman A. A. Weaver of the Union Street elec- tric car were the recipients of delicious supper last evening. It consisted of oys- ters, sandwiches and other good things, and was greatly appreciated. Mrs. R. E. L. Mel, an appreciative resident on Union Street. was the donor.
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W. r. Hall and Miss Bessie Smith of Durham, came here this morning to be married. They went to the court house for the young lady 10 make affidavit as to her age, for she looked quite young and was also very pretty. A crowd soon gathered, surnislng that wedding was on tapis. The young lady objected to so many uninvited guests to her mar liage, so Judge Gaston advised them to return to the hotel. promising to come down at noon and perform the ceremony. This he did, and the happy young couple will return home this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08
NOTICE FEDERATION
 COMMITTEE

The following members of the Commit tee on Arrangements for the Federation of Women's Clubs are appointed by the Chairman to meet the delegates who ar rive on Monday afternoon:
 Mrs. S. B. Stern. Miss Lallie Moore, Miss Lucy Cobbs, Mrs. J. K. Jackson and Mrs. Charles Thigpen.
 And the following are appointed to meet those who will arrive on Tuesday morning:
 Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. J. M. Falkner, Mrs. A. G. Forbes. Miss Car olyn Haralson. Mrs. Forbes Liddell and Mrs. Brigham.
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Mrs. John Andrew Barnes has issued invitations to a small card party, at which she will entertain tomorrow morn ing at the home of Mrs. Frank Taylor Tn compliment to Mrs. Barnes Morgan of Birmingha
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Rev. Edgar Gardner Murphy is giving a series of talks on Robert Browning which are much enjoyed by the members of the class. The talks are given on Fri day evenings at St. Johns rectory.
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A DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON.

At the home of Mrs. w. T. billiard or Whitman Street. the Ladies' Auxiliary tc the Order of Railway Conductors, enter tained delightfully."- at luncheon on Thurs. day afternoon.
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NOTICE COUNCIL OF
JEWISH WOMEl

The Council of Jewish Women will meet
 Monday afternoon at 3:4b o'clock. Busi-
 ness of importance will be discussed.
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There were guests Thursday at Rose mont, a beautiful luncheon being given in compliment to Miss Annie Cilsby, who is the guest of her sister.-Birmingham Age Herald.
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Unusual.

Chicago News.
 Speak louder" said the Judge, sso the jury can hear you.''
 'Why," asked the witness, in aston- ishment. are they interested in the caseT"
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Mrs. Otto stoelker of Birmingham en. tertained at cards last Thursday in com pliment to Mrs. J. l.. Hall and Mrs. Jo. visiting there.
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uuested to meet at the Masonic Temple Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock to pre- pare for the social entertainment to be given next Friday evening.
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NOTICE EASTERN STAR.

The regular meeting of the Elizabeth Armstrong Chapter, No. 10. Order of the Eastern Star will be held Monday even ing, February g, at o'clock
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Miss Irene Hunter of Selma is the guest of Misses Melville and Bessie Minge daughters of Hon. J. M. Minge oi FaunsdaIe, who represents MarengC County in the Legislature. They are with Mrs. Richard Browder on Dexter Avenue
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The Temple Guild is a new association in the congregation of Temple Beth Or. It has been formed Tor the purpose of as- s.sting the Sunday school, to look after the Temple building, and to take care of the cemetery.
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Heayy Rain,

One of the heaviest rains ever seen in Selma fell today and the precipitation is estimated at two inches. The downpour began early in the morning and continued all day.
 A rise in the river is expected.
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NOTICE HOME MISSION soCIET

The Home Mission Society of the Court Street Methodist Church will meet Mon day afternoon at o'clock in the lecture room. Election of officers will be held.
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GREENVILLE EVENTS.
Bride Objects to Uninvited Guests at
 Her Weddings.

Greenville. Feb. 7.-(Special.)-A party was given at the residence of R. F. Starks last evening which was attended by a large crowd Music reading and refreshments were features of the even Ing. The entertainment was given by Mrs Shanks and several other ladies who are members of the church society. the proceeds to be added to the fund of the society.
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NoTICE INFIRMARY
AID ASSOCIATION

The Infirmary Aid Association will meet Friday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock at the home of the President, Mrs. Leon Well.
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Mrs. Lottie Pope and Mrs. Charles S. Adams have returned home from a de- lightful visit of several days to friends gustine.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
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dolph with J. E. Leak, Miss Mary Mar shall Vass with G. B. McGinty, Miss Lib- bic Vass with J. H. Turpin, Miss Phil lioa Rousseau with l.. H. Moore, Miss 1ia Mae Stone with F. A. Rhodes, Miss Corrie c. Smith with George s. Hol- combe. Miss Emma Herbert with w. w.. Hannon, Miss Sallie Jones with T. c. B. Tyson, Miss Rice with T. B. Alexan- der Miss Kate Birch with J. M. Billing, Miss Enid Carter with c. r. Anderson, Miss Bessie Howard of Greenville with Dozier Turner, Messrs. W. k. William son. J. O. Williamson, J. c. Cheney, Jr., C. G. Lewis, MT. and Mrs. Finch, MT. and Mrs. Browder Finn.
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Miss Annie Reid will leave tomorrow for Montgomery and South Alabama, where she will visit relatives and friends for several months. Birmingham News
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The Goetter residence for sale. Ap- ply to Holt 6 Strauss.
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NOTICE TINTAGM.

The regular meeting of the Tintagil has been postponed until Monday, b'ebru- ary 16.
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Cotton at. Nine Cents.

Cotton was quoted at g cents, middling basis, in the Selma cotton market This is a rise of one-eighth over yesterdays quotation.
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Daybreak Fertilizer, Acid Phos., Kainit and c. S. Meal. Manufac- turers' prices. Marks & Gayle.
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NoTICE TEMPLE GULL

The Temple Guild will meet at the vestry room of Temple Beth Or, Friday afternoon at 3:S0 o'clock.
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IN COMPLIMENT
 TO MRS. CoBERT

Mrs. W. A. Gunter entertained a few friends at cards on Thursday in com pliment to Mrs. Colbert of Kentucky. who Is the guest of Mrs. Ellen Jenkins.
 The first prize was won by Mrs. Colbert
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Mrs. Greenwood Ligon of Mobile, en- tertained delightfully."- Friday night at a
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Mrs. Frank Snyder of Mountain Creek will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Falkner, this week during the Federa- ton.
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The home of Rankin. Presiding Elder of the colored Methodist Churches in this district, was burned early yesterday morning. It was one of the neatest houses owned by negro in the town.
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NOTICE LADIES OF
 EASTERN STAR. The ladies of the Eastern Star are re-
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The Council of Jewish Women have de. cided upon Thursday afternoon as the time when they will entertain at an in. formal reception during the Federation The entertainment Is given in compliment to the five literary clubs of Montgomery and the visiting club women. A feature of the occasion will be a musical pro gram.
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Local and Personal.

Miss Virginia Beers, Miss Birdie De- Priest, Miss lEmma Kendall, Prof. Will liam TankeIsly and Dr. H. c. Clements of Benton enjoyed theatre party in Selma last evening.
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The next time you complain of being ovcrworked, think of the time you waste
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Advertiser Bureau,
Selma, Feb


 Ephraim Firth, charged with the mur- der of William Dockery. colored, was acquitted today in the City Court or sei- ma.
 The attorneys completed their argu- ments this morning and1the jury retired shortly after 1 o'clock. The jury was out an hour and i've minutes.
 Fifth was accused of numbering Dock cry, an old negro man, on the valley Creek bridge near Selma, in May, 1soz Thomas A. Nichols, who was sentenced to the penitentiary for four years, and Wade Cawthon, whose case is to be tried in the Circuit Court, were accused with Firth.
 Immediately after Friths trial the City Court was declared by Judge Mabry to be adjourned until Monday, February 16. when civil jury cases will be tried. There will be no court next week on account of the session of the Supreme Court which Monday will try causes for the Second District.
 The criminal docket will be taken up again Monday, February 9.
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Miss Mary Belle Williams of Mobile. will be the guest next week of Mrs. Jesse b. Beale. Miss Williams will rep resent "The PathfndeTs' Club.
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W. R. Peacock Announces.

W. R. Peacock has announced himself to be a candidate for the Presidency of the Council. He has for several years represented the First Ward in the City Council and mas a good record. He Is to- day the only candidate who has formally announced.
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The ladies of the Eastern Star will en- certain next Friday evening at the Ma sonic Temple at o'clock in celebration Of the fourth anniversary of their organi- zaticn.
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Miss Isabelle White and Miss Frances Russell of Uniontown were in Selma last evening to attend the performance at the theatre. They returned home this after noon.
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Miss Lizzy Wood of Louisville. Ky, Ii visiting Mir. and Mrs. H. C. Davidson
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WHY SHOULD YOU

Miss Cora Brock of Huntsville is tn guest of Miss Ethel O'Bryne.
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Miss Benie Cothran of Selma, who has been the guest of Mrs. Charles Herman of Selma at the home of Mrs R. M AL exander, is now the guest of Mrs. c. r. W. Keynton on Mobile Street.
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Senator and Mrs. NeSmith are stopping with Mrs. J. N. Browder, 3o4 South FerrS Street.
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Miss Catherine Jelks. who has beer visiting Mrs. Edward Wilkinson in Bir. mingham, is now the guest of her aunt Mrs. E. II. Cabiness.
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will entertain Wednesday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. w. M. Wilkerson, fui social features Of the Federation. As this entertainment is one of the numbers on the Federation program, it has not been deemed necessary to deliver per sonal invitations to each member of the four other Montgomery Clubs and the visiting club women.
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Miss Georgia Wood is expected in few days to visit MT. and Mrs. Il. C Davidson.
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Mrs. chapman of Selma VIII be with the Federation.
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Miss Doris Slough has returned iron A visit to her sister at Picket Springs
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Mir. Joseph Lyons of Mobile, is visit Ing his sister. Mrs. L. L. Hill.
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Mrs. Cook and Miss Mary Norwood Cook. wife and daughter of Hon. Sam uel c. Cook. Representative of Wilcox County. who has been quite i'll for sev- eral days, arrived last evening, Mir. Cooks condition Is slightly improving
 They are stopping at the Magnolia Hotel
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| Mrs. H. V. Weeden and Miss Willie | Durham of Berlin are the guests of Mrs. | F. M. Blackwell.
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Miss Hannah Stewart of Marion, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Enos R. Stewart. returned home this after. noon.
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Miss Lucy Haygood and Miss IT. Fl liott of Birmingham, representing tn Nineteenth Century Club will be delegate to the Federation.
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Mrs. Thomas Flannigan of opelika IS visiting Mrs. John R. oBryne' zlS Nor'n Ripley Street.
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W. o. Johnson, an attorney of Marion, was visiting friends in Selma yesterday.
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The river steamer Nettie Quill arrived in the city last night and left for Mobile today with a good cargo.
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Mrs. W. F. Burks, formerly of this city who has ben visiting relatives and friend' here. has returned to her home in Chat tanooga.
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Mrs. W. E. Williams of Toledo. O., is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. s. Lawrie, So4 Madison Avenue.
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John M.<swilson of Grove TIin was In
 Selma yestefday.
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Mrs. 4. L. Dowdell of Opelika is the guest of Mrs. W. A. Gayle. She .Will be the guest of Mrs. w. F. Vandiver later.
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Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Albritton of Tus- caloosa arc in tho city. They are stayihg at the Exchange.
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Miss Maggie Mabson of Union Springs representing the Magazine Club, will b the guest of Mrs. T. H. Mahson.
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Mrs. J. T. Henley of Birmingham, rep resenting the Cadmean Circle, will b, entertained this week by Mrs. A. M Baldwin.
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Mrs. B. l.. Rhodes of EufauIa is regis- tered at the Hotel Albert.
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Miss Lucy Haygood and Miss IT. Fl ilott of Birmingham, will be with Mrs Horace Stringfellow during the Conven ton next week
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supper last evening. It consisted of oys- ters, sandwiches and other good things, and was greatly appreciated. Mrs. R. E. L. Mel, an appreciative resident on Union Street, was the donor.
 Local and Personal.
 Miss Virginia Beers, Miss Birdie De- Priest Miss lEmma Kendall, Prof. Will liam Tankersly and Dr. H. c. Clements of Benton enjoyed a theatre party in Selma last evening.
 Miss Isabelle White and Miss Frances Russell of Uniontown were in Selma last evening to attend the performance at the theatre. They returned home this after noon.
 Miss Hannah Stewart of Marion, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Enos R. Stewart returned home this after. noon.
 The river steamer Nettie Quill arrived in the city last night and left for Mobile today with good cargo.
 Mrs. H. V. weeden and Miss Willie Durham of Berlin are the guests of Mrs. F. M. Blackwell. W. o. Johnson, an attorney of Marion, was visiting friends in Selma yesterday.
 Mrs. B. l.. Rhodes of EufauIa is regis tered at the Hotel Albert. John M.<Swilson of Grove Hill was in Selma yestefday.
 Charles p. Mccall of Butler spent yes- teraay in SeirAa.
 O.. L. shivers and Misses shivers are in the city.
 Benjamin B. Smith of Montgomery is | in the city.
 Ed Jones of Atlanta Is visiting relatives in Selma.
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Charles p. Mccall of Butler spent yes- -teraayfn Selma.
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Mrs. R. c. Hemphill of Birmingham will be the guest of Mrs. Louis B. Far ley during the Federation.
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Mrs. Christian A. Gudebrod of New York arrived last evening and is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. James S. Pinck- ard.
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Mrs. Charles Herman, accompanied with her mother, Mrs. R. M. Alexander, has returned to Selma
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Miss Vida Perdue is spending the weel with her cousin, Mrs. Bruce kennedy at 303 Mildred Street.
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Mrs. J. c. Harris of Shefleid will at tend the Federation. She will arrive to- morrow evening at 7:20 o'clock
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Mrs. Burke Johnston of Uniontown. will attend the Federation and will be at the Exchange Hotel.
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Mrs. Barnes Morgan of Birmingham is the guest of her mother Mrs. Julia A. Jones, on South Goldthwaite Street.
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Ed Jones of Atlanta is visiting rslativ, in Selma.
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Mrs A. Nachman has returned from New York after delightful visit or sev' eral weeks to her father.