The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-19
THE NEWS OF SELMA
TWO ALARMS OF FIRE FROM THE
 EAST END.
saxty-seven Bales of Cotton Partially Consumed by One of the Biases. Miss Kayser Entersains
 in Guests' Homer.
Advertiser Bureau.

... aY Selma, Ala, Oct lS.
 Two fire alarms were turned tn From ths East End near the compresses ana warehouses this morning. The nrst' ahout 10 a. m, was from the East selma csin Company. the fire originating Tn the lint room, and although 1t burned like powder for short time, was un- der control when the ire department reached the scene. the engine navins been misdirected. The second aiarn, was turned in from the Louisville and NashviIle yards and excitement was caused by the loud blowing Of many locomotives. The fire proved to pc ear of seventy bales of cotton, sixty- seven bales of which were partially de- stroyed.
 Miss Carrie Kayser delightfuIly en- tertained a large number or Iriehos Monday evening at waiter ana Waitress Party" in honor or MisSes s, Natalie Liepold and Hattie Adier. tne house was artistically decorateo' .ne no'or scheme. pink and white. being cleverlv carried out in every detail 1,ba walters donned costumes or aark trousers and white coats ana caps, ,sbile the waitresses wore dark oresses with small white aprons, caps coiiaIs and cuffs. Each carried recommenoa- .fona many of which were mover anu entertaining. Among the pest were those presented by Miss Maud h,1r hatnv berg of Meridian, F. c. Ball ot Nor.o,n' ,ie Va. Miss Estelle Meyer. Misses E sna Hattie Adler and Marcus ana Se- rome Stearne. . .h. hast ~acommendations the ladies prize haautif,,l work basket being won py Miss Maud Rothenberg and the man .s.,~s a handsome scarf pin, was won by E. C. Ball. a.,,,tx ana the rrizes awarded the guests were csrrieu into the dining room, where oehclous pink and, white ices and caAes "e'e served t;- ,--., .- untfI n late hour.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church ware deliRhtedly entertained ths , trom 4 to 6 o'clock by Mrs Tharoos E Gary on Fremont street. ,,,tth missionary tea. After partak- tn~ of a delicious punch, the guests .'.era invited to the dining hall where the daintest of ices and cakes "st' served.
 At called meeting of the clty coun r ell last night 1t was decided '" Ss oss.os a great many of the old tax recorus; t,,h hooIrs etc, consisting of several tors The city attorney was instruct sd to examine them and preserve sucn ss are of valuable record, as well as all record books and minutes.
 T. Olive who, was shot Saturday rfrht is improving. and there Is now some hope of his recovering. Ine men f.ihson and Buckington, alleged 10 Dc his assailants. who are now In 1sli; will not have their preiminry .s. until olive is we'll enough to attend the court.
 Dr ". W. Harper left this after noon for Talladega. where he Will ad- dress the county medical association 
 Mrs M. Markstein returned today to her home in Anniston after short visit to her daughter. Mrs. Isadore Kayser.
 Edward Marks, who has been visiting friends in this city, returned to ms horne yesterday in New Orleans.
 uiss Nell Brisiin. an attractive young ladv of Selma is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. c. Chisholm in St. Louis
 Mise Annette Kayser of Talladega Is Miss oetavia Lauderdale on Union Street. ..-.
 Miss Gertrude Culverhouse has re- turned to Marion after visiting rela- tives here.
 HE Marshall of Orrville spent Sun day and Monday in this city with Frfauda