The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-02
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1 he and J. A. Minter. the other memoer ! of the Committee, would probably not buy | the animals at once as there vas at pres | ent no special heed of them. He stated | that the Committee would. If possible, buy the mules from residents Of Dallas County which he thought would De more advantageous than the purchase of mules l from other sections of the country. pr. Phillips and MT. Minter are also committee to purchase neaung appaIs. us for the County jail and have already asked for bids on the material. The jail has for some time been 'uncomfortaDie m cold weather because 1t was impossfDle to keep 1t warm. Last winter Sherin fiackwell and Jailer Babcock were con stantly annoyed by tho inefhciency of stoves and had much trouble in keeping prisoners warm The heater will. be bought and installed by October. Mrs. Broadstreet Entertains. Mrs. J. E. Broadstreet entertained de- lightfully Friday evening in honor of Miss Alma Cecil of Richmond. Va. who
 was the popular guest of Misses Hard away A number of games of finch were played and refreshments were afterwards served. Miss Marion Melvin was award ed the ladies' prize handsome fan. and E. W. Pettus, Jr., was presented with
 the sentiemen's prize. pretty pocket knife.
 Miss Baker Complimented Mrs. J. F. Hooper entertained large number of young people at her home on Mabry Street last evening in honor Of her attractive visitor. Miss Fannie May Baker of Gadsden. The occasion was conversation party and the evening was delightfully."- passed.
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 Personal and Local.
 W. c. Agee today received telegram from Rev. E. w. Gamble of Tarboro, N. C., who will be rector of St. Paufs Parish, stating he would not be in Selma until tomorrow. He will hold regular ser vices in St. Paui's Church Sunday. J. L. Daniels, the lately appointed com- mercial agent of the Louisville and Nash ville Railroad, has returned from Pen- sacoia accompanied by Mrs. Daniels. They are at home with Mrs. Evans on Lauder dale Street.
 President F. NJ. Abbott of the Birmieg- ham, Selma and New Orleans Railroad,
 has returned here after short business trip. *t
 Miss Alma Cecil, who was the charming guest of Miss Jennie Hardaway, has re-
  Abe Zinski, popular travelling man. has returned to Selma after a pleasant
 visit to his old home in Chicago.
 MT. and Mrs. George Cunningham and
 Will Cunningham have returned from a pleasant visit to Perdido Bay.
 Miss Kate P. Turner eturned to her home in Baltimore yesterday by way of the Western of Alabama.
 Among today's visitors to Selma were Mrs. J. B. Ellis and MT. and Mrs. O. M. Hendricks of Orrville. Hon. W. C. Tunstan of Greensboro. a member of the Railroad Commission, is in the city today. Mrs. C. l. Pegues and Miss Lida Mil
 hous of Eleanor are visiting relatives in the city.
 Dr. W. c. Phillips and his family have moved to their country place north of
 Selma.
 Archie B. Howard left tonight for &c., vance to enter the University of the South.
 The Peoples Bank has declared it's first seni-annual dividend of per cent. w. T. sheehan of the editorial stan of l The Advertiser. is in the city. Keith Gin has gone to his summer home on Perdido Bay.
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