The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-21
Gossip Of men
and matters


0n0 nhk0ttGES
Inquifies About Camp.
Adjutant General William W. Bran
don. who was at the Capitol YESTERDAY.
was busy answering inquiries about the
approaching brigade encampment
and M0 4nnstom are fbidding for the
and the rivalry may be SO snaIp INA, .nas
the militia will get some benent frem
| 1t. The city that makes the largest
The COMMITTEES Of oficers raised TO
locate the camp, win meet here about
July / when representatives OF tne vs.
rlous cities VIII Se o, nssd a 70
the camp. As yet nothing has been
decided and the matter will probably
be left open until the COMMITTEES meets
TO consider and decide IL
DR.. Anderson Takes Vacation.
Rev. Neal l.. Andersen. ID. D.. pastor
of the Central Presbyterian Church, LETT
last night for Gulf. N. c.. to join his
family and visit his sister, Mrs J. d.
Or. Anderson will be absent from
Montgomery until the second Sunday in
July. During his absence the pulpit
visiting ministers Next Sunday Rev.
w. e. McIlwaine. p. D.. President Of
the College for Men at Admission. wiil
preach there morning and evening.
Campbell Gilmer, pastor of the Press
byterian Church at Bessemer, Will
preach in DR.. Anderson's pulpit at the
morning and evening services
The prayer meeting services OF the
Central Church will be held regularly
during the absence of Dr. Anderson.
the service tomorrow evening peins
OF the Highland Park Presbyteriaa
Church.
DR.. Anderson will be in his pulpit tho
second Sunday in July, when the Sacra-
ment OF the Lords supper will be adj
ministered at the morning session.
Hon. I. w. Hill, State superinten-
dent of Education Is spending the week
Abercrombie OF the state University
The first summer school for teachers
held under the direction OF the state
and University authorities will begin at
tendent is very much interested in this
summer school which Is one Of the sew
eral important plans adopted in recent
years to raise the standard OF PUBIC
school teachers In Alabama.
Mr.. James H. Scott, assistant OBJ
server, has been relieved from duty at
the local ONCE of the United States
sistant at the Memphis ONCE. He left
for his new station yesterday. MI.
Scott came here from Galveston, Tex.
friends during his stay here. Mr.. AL
exander H. Fairchild of Wilmington.
n. c., new appointee. will take Mr..
scott's place here in few days.
Commissioner of Agriculture r. r.
Poole has returned from a visit to his
home in Marengo County. He says the
corn and cotton prospect between Sell
ma and Demopolis is unusually hne. but
from Montaomery to Selma rain is
needed. He says politics is quiet and
that everybody he met in West Ala
bama was for Parker for President.
Hon. e. r. McDavid, Secretary of
State. returned yesterday from Biz
mingham, where he spent Sunday with
his family who are on a visit to rela-
tives in that city.
Governor Cunningham remained over
yesterday at his home in Ensley in or
der to vote in the special election for
the levying of local tax for school
purposes.
Mr.. C. G. Zirkle and Mr., Gulley zirixie
left last night for Staunton, Va, called
there by the sudden death of their
mother.
ithaca, N. Y. where he has been at Cor
nell University for the past year
colonel H. s. ID. Mallory of Selma
spent yesterday In the Supreme Court
library busy with his law cases.
Mr.. Holland Smith returned yester-
day from a trip to Chicago and points
in Michigan.
Capt Americas Mitchell U. s. A., Is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Lomax, on Court
Street.