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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-19
BTy0U THEATRE. Monday Night, Mrs.Delaney of New

| q Melville R. Raymond has become
 known as the king of producers of
 musical extravaganzas. He is lavish
 in his expenditure when he puts a conn pany of this character on the road.
 There is nothing stinted in the way of costumes or scenery and he has a hap py faculty Of gathering together the best brightest. prettiest and most tal- ented of chorus girls. This year he Is making a special production of Mrs. Delaney of Newport" the big laughing success of last year. The Fillmore Sis ters, of course. are the bright particu- lar stars of the company. Kate Ell nore, with her quaint impersonation Of an Irish washerwoman, trying to break into. society. has a part in this play that exactly suits her and she Is ably seconded by her sister, May Fillmore. whose comedy work is of daintier kind The rest of the company of six ty-four is composed of people who have achieved success along these lines anu the result Is that Mrs. Delaney of Newport" is one of the few striking hits of a season that has not as yet produced many big successes. It comes to the Bijou Monday night for TOUT performances. aoV'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-19
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets between all points east of the Mississippi and south Of the poeo- mac and Ohio Rivers at one and one. third first-class. fare tiekets fo ha sold Dec. 2srd. 24ths 2Sthsa s1st 1soA 4th. Tieketes will be sold 70 fsaeS - and students Dec. 17th Co Stkh. fnola- sive, with final limit JAn. skh. 1eo6 For further information. call on om nd 5 drass Ino. Metoalfe. T. ?. A.
 aav-~tf. AkontnofAeEx. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-19
wnI Lenre rhurnaax.

Dr. Shoan and his family Will leave for Columbus. Ga, Thursday
 He will be succeeded at the Dexter Avenue church by Rev. W. M. Coz who comes from Dothan.
 MT. Cox Is expected to preach hts first sermon as pastor of the church on New Years day.
 The pulpit of the Dexter Avenue church will be filled next sunday by Rev. Mark IT. Holt, who succeeels Rev. J. 8. Frazer. D. D. as Pre3iding Elder of the Montgomery District.
 Dr. Frazer was transferred to Mobile as Presiding Elder succeeding Nr. Holt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-19
TO THE MONTGOMERY PUBLIC

Appreciating the importance or tns good will and patronage or the peopie 0f Montgomery and vicinity and being desirous of receiving a liberal portion of the same, have transferred from our Eufaula territory one of our best and most experienced piano salesmen, MT. A s. Mills, who, from this date. can be found at our store. No. 26 Dexter Ave. Phone No. 407. Residence AIS So. Court Phone No. sol. Very. Respt..
 B. F. Forbes Piano CO,
 adv. R. O. Blakey. Mgr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-19

duly appreciated. The total number of officers and men is 2.9e7, with forty two organizations. The annual appro- priation is sIs0,000.
 Capt. J. W. Stokely, who was Col- onel McConnell's Adjutant of the Sd Regiment, has been appointed by Brig. Gen. L. V. Clark as aide de camp, with rank of Captain, an his stan As soon as he can be examined. commission will issue lie is an ex-naval officer and is entirely competent for the position.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-19
suit Arnln.t street hallway

Columbus. Ga., Dec. 1S.-(SpeciaL)- Aaron Riley has instituted srit for Sl,6C0 damages against the Columbus Railroad Company, alleging that as he started to board Rose Hill car the car started oH suddenly and he was dragged some distance and seriously and perhaps permanently injured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-19

HAS STOOD THE TEST 2B YEARS.
 ldrove's TasteIess Chill Tonic The frat and oFiRinai tasteIesa ehill tonic 50 eenta aod
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03
100 people Burned.

Manila. BY Cable.-The city OF Bin
ang. in LaguRa Province. Island OF ln-
ron. has been destroyed by fire One
hundred persons persisted in the flames
and 5000 we're rendered homeless The
loss Is estimated at 100000. The gov
eminent is furnishing shelter and food
10 the people made destitute oy the
fire. According TO the census OF 1896
Blnang had a population OF 1853.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03
sklrmIshlna In Manehurla.

ST. Petersburg. By Cable Emperor
Nicholas has received the following dis
Patch. under date Of August %. from
General kuropatkin. on August "a
Japanese battalion delivered and attack
in the valley OF Sundahkaya. from
Tantziaputzy The japanese advance
was checked at 3 b. m az Laodiutau by
Russian company Ave men ~ which
were wounded The same day two
Russian companies successfully resist
co the advance OF the enemy In supe-
rlor force az Suuoylnapu. where the
japanese suspended operations when
cur re-enforcements arrived. The Rus
sian losses were one officer wounded
and So men killed or wounded
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03
c.. erowers. canvsntlon.

savannah. Ca. Special-Capt- u. t.
Purse. president OF the Interstate su-
ear Cane Growers Association. has
named the 25th. 26th and 27th Of Janu-
Any. 1905. as dates for converting the
third annual convention. al Montgom-
cry. Ala. after consulting with MAJ
". W. Screws. editor OF The Adver~
tiser. OF that city 70 avoid eoaaict
OF dates with the National EDITORIAL
Association. many % whose members
in the South desire 10 attend the con-
vention in Montgomery. and OF which
body Major Screws is president
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03

Capitol City Chat.

Hichmond. Speciai-F1ve white men
and negro are In The sail Of Lunen-
burg county awaiting the action q the |
Ing J. ID. Reece from his bed n mid |
night. some weeks ago. and giving |
him beating which IL thought to have
caused his death II IL said the par
ties had taken The side Of Recess
wife in a dispute between the pair.
Tenth district Republicans express
much pleasure az the Disagreement be-
tween the Democrats which has re-
suited in Capt. J. y. Ople's announcing
his independent candidacy fer Con
gress. Il IS said 20 be a fact. however.
/ that George 4. Rcvcrcomb. the Repub-
hcan nominee. has no chance OF sue
cess. the reduction o. the negro vote
/ By the new constitution having left
the Democrats largely in the majority.
Workmen repairing the ancient capt
tel building have found In the roof a
piece % timber used when e was Grst
built. nearly 200 years ago. From this
Register OF the Land Ohce Richardson
viii have three gavcis made. Two
viii so 20 the presiding officers of the
House and the senate. The other viii
bc presented 20 the Virginia Grand
Lodge OF Masons.
Governor Montague. who has return.
ca after a vacation spent in New York
and the New England States today
expressed the conviction that Judge
Parker. with whom be talked. is won
derful man. The Governor Is not pre-
pared to predict that be Will carr,
New York. but De considers the pros
poets good. Governor Montague ma.
speak In New York and other doubt
iul States.
An anonymous communication force,
David Fisher. a negro employee OF
: the Claremont division of the south
p ern Railway. 90 give up his place Fish
& or received a small coffin bearing thes
81 words
{ we viii give you this day 20 max
:. your last trip on any train on Tai
h. road Rope IS cheap and limbs ar
n low. Il otherwise into this box 70
D. viii 60"
% A short time ago there was tro.
u Die on this road when the white ere
b. refused 90 take the mail BAGS to an
p from the train Tor the negro mail cler
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03
TO be continued.
LABOR WORLD.

Sir William Mulock has announced
that the Government Will introduce a
bill to protect Canadian labor against
aliens.
Reports have arrived from the North
that the strike among the fishermen on
the Skeena River, in British Columbia.
is over.
Rival unions OF window glass work
ers are expected TO amalgamate at a
meeting planned 10 be held in Cleve-
land. o.
Unskilled workers who were organ
lied have secured the nine-hOur day
1 and twenty cents an hour minimum
wage scale at Marseilles. III.
on June %. at London, England, an
| international convention Of the Anal
| gamated Carpenters and JoinerS was
held.
Boss hackmen at Beatrice, Neb.. have
ceased to operate because OF dissatis
! faction over the schedule OF charge:
fixed by the City Council.
The Chicago Employers Association
threatens to secure injunctiOns agains
the woodworkers who are out OF wOrl
through The strike and lockout
The coal mines of West Virginia Civ
employment to eighty per cent. of tn
wage earners, and their products form
fifty per cent. of the total value Of al
mineral products
The strike of the boilermakers
New York City against the open shoI
which went into effect on May 1. la
begun to collapse, as many Of the me
are returning to work.
International President Frank He'll
Of Chicago, has expressed himself
| favor of the Piano and Organ Worl
} | ers' International Union operating
piano and organ factory
Lake Charles Q-a) saw mills ha,
. announced a return to the eleyen-ho'
| day instead OF ten. The mill owne
declare that the men must accept ID
or agree to q cat in wages.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03
TRIAL OF LYNCHERS
Examinaiisa Infe The Statesbsrs Case
Begun
Begua
CAPT. nIIcd IaIES TO EXPLAIN
First Evidence In the investigates
az Savannah % the Fsiiore Of the
Military AZ ststeseoro-


savannah. ga speeiaa--A ne H'Ss
evidence was Introduces socas oe'o's
tho court OF inquiry appointed "
Governor Terrell 10 investigate me
conduct OF the two companies OF Cecr-
81. STATE troo,. =. S,a,e.ho-o a few
e"Ss ~s'' ~en -" nesiO
burned.
The Coveruor-s corresuonderce wa
-a,a .No.-t,., -, - 49,, .t,.,,+-nca
eoDip3"s Hp'H S'F-i-ii@". a"~e'
Captain Robert n Hitch 90 States
boro 20 foin thc Steteshoro Quarts
9, - --,.o~.f,- - ,Ao ,-i.c-e~,
Ooi- N'aFaon eo'iSi1eFed ln@t N3fta'"
Hitch had the Judgment and bravery
that would enable him TO cope vita
-. s.itc,.o si,,,.io-
$1,000, .-..-, 49,.
N"p''in h'''n 'ntn eooN toe s1'''o'
giving evidence for several hours lie
maintained that the plans OF The mob
h., - ~, ,,,o,.,ti,- ,,t4 ga. ~.
-.
even ies'i""' Ok -is eON''
have successfully resisted tneu-
I Thee Qlfns even contemplated the
s,-.-,.-.l.. - a.. -,tf-,,.t f.,s.-.,- 90
S'a'eso'io IN ''oFr 20 p''''n1 inc
/ arrival 90 rc-tnforccmc nts should
t they have been ordered 10 the scene
His own experience as a military
I man. reaching over a years and ac-
/ ouirea IN all grades nn 10 that %
captain. vas recite1 hv Captain Hitch.
Who told OF having before par
ticipatod m riot duty and of having
observed the moral eject upon a
crowd that the command Load car
rles This command be had intended
giving az The proper time. but just
before that time in bis opinion. was
reached. nc vas seized by a muscular
( deputy sheriff who threw aim down
stairs 60 the mob below. which
promptly dlsarmed him. = was %
this seizure that Captain Hitch at
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03
MARYLAND Ran Away.

Newport News. Special-An amusing
performance was witnessed from the
banks OF the James river. just above
the shipyard. shortly after ) O'Clock il
was decided % move the armored cruis-
CT Maryland from one shipyard dock TO
another. and the tug Wanderer was as
signed 10 the task When the big cruis-
err swung out into the stream the tide
caught her. The PROV swung up stream
and. proudly dragging the putting little
tug IA her wake. the Maryland started
toward Richmond. After going nearly
a mile another tug was signaled and
went 70 the assistance OF the Wanderer
The two succeeded in towing the run
away cruiser back TO her berth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03

Marunsburg. Special The fourteentk
Berkeley County Fair is in progress At
lnwood Park. The officers 90 the assoc
citation are J W Gray. president:
james T. Thompson. vice. president.
and C. ~. Boyer. secretary. GRAY silver
IS general manager and Lester Hon-
man. marshal There is shown the best
seq of exhibits ever made az this fair.
The stock department is Ear above tho
average. The fair viii continue ail this
week. The annual Institute OF the
teachers 90 Berkeley county began Mon
day with pr Blselov. scientific editor
ot S. Nicholas. and Professor Moul-
doom. 90 shepherd Couese. as instruc.
fors. and ll3 teachers In attendance
+ Mcssrs. c.. C. Tabier and lee suer wer,
made secretaries
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03
negro whlpesa and shot.

statesboro. Ga. Special -SabastIne
Mcbride. q negro man living near
Portal. in the upper part 90 Bulioch
county. was taken out 90 his house
Saturday night hy a mob OF five men.
carried out in the woods and whipped
severely. and then shot from the ef-
fects OF which he died soon afterwards.
Before death came. however. DE re-
lated 20 n number o., white men and
colored people the manner in which be
was handled and toia the names OF
three OF his assaiiants. They were.
according 90 his statement. Perry
Barnes. Henry Barnes. and Westley
Waters. an white men. The names OF
ire others ne aid not seem go know.
lie said the men came % his house and
hailed him AZ the door When 10 was
opened the men came in with guns and
held his wife az bay while they car
RED him away After they had beer
gone some time. his wife heard sew
cal guns fired.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03

Headquarters Camp. Gainesville. Va. |
A monument erected 10 the Condor |
ate dead OF the first battle OF Bull Run
BY the Daughters Of the Confederacy Is
10 be dedicated al Groyeton. General
Bell. IN command OF the troops az
Thoroughfarc. will participate IN the
exercises with the seventh Cavalry
Gov. Montague viii make the dedica-
ton address. General Bell has plan
ned that the participation OF his cav
airy in the dedication exercises shall
not only be a tribute 20 the memory Of
the dead. but the nine-mile march be-
tween Division Camp No. . and Grove
ton is % be made a practice march.
The troop is 20 be- divided into Ave
sections. each taking different road
90 Croveton. with instructions TO ar
rive there az exactly the same time.
The start will be made az 2 o'clock.
Groveton viii be reached at 1880 and
the dedication viii begin a half hour
later. This practice march is 20 con
stitute the work OF Division No. ? for
the day.
So drills were ordered today. The
officers OF General Corhin's star made
inspection tours OF the manocuvre
zone on horseback this morning. going
toward Manassas and some in the d.
rection OF Thoroughfare. A meeting
OF all the officers of the three camps
has been called by General Corbin a,
his headquarters wednesday morning
when tho general situation viii be- DIS.
cussed That the proper Information
OF the manocuyres may be had. Gen.
eral Corbln has issued instructions %
Col. a. T. Wagner. chief umpire. OF
some member of his stan oi assistants
20 deliver a lecture at the camp estao
llshed for members OF the press eacl
, evening after day OF manoeuverinr
. This lecture will be available for ON
D GERS OF the army. II they desire 90 90
q tend
p General Grant. ia command of DF-f
5 ion Camp 30 ]. at Manassas. rode 3
T. headquarters Tor conference WIZ
General Corhin General Zen. IN com
( mana AT Thorouehfare put i'm the er
: tire day on his horse. making ooserF-
p uons 20 aid him In the defense
, Thoroughfare Gap.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03
Ne,usnaper Man Drowned.

Nashville. Tenn. Special--E. c.
stahlmen. vice president Of the Banner
Publishing Company. news Editor OF
The Evening Banner and day cores
pcndent OF the Associated Press, was
drowned in the Cumberland river nine
miles above here Monday afternoon
Nr Stahlman was cruising up the
river in his gasoline launch when the
propeller refused to work. He Owed
under the launch 20 remedy the trouble
and failed TO reappear. The body has
rot yet been recovered Mr. Stahlman
was IS years old and son OF Major
r. b. Stahlman. OF this city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03
". L. WOOD Robbed.

Lynchburg. SueClal-W T. Wood. a
merchant hailing from Ottervilie. Bed
ford county. was waylaid and robbed
20 SO Thursday morning about 2
o'clock IN a secluded place on Seventh
street. During the day Thomas Butt.
oi LNnchnurg and Andrew Arnold
claiming 90 De from Atlanta. Ca. were
arrested as the highwaymen. They were
Identified By Wood and a portion OF
the money Is said % have been found
on Arnold. The police say they also
found a saw made from corset steel
secreted IA his coat sleeve. Both pro-
test their innocence. though they ad-
init they were drinking with Wood last
night
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03

Albany. y. Y. S3ecial-W. f Wood
end 4 Co. OF New York city. was in
corporated with a capital OF $500. 900 to
deal in stock. bonds. securities and
other commodities. The directors are
Noah Splngarm and VIM. Z. Woodene.
Of New York city. and Francis j. Wa
ters. OF Brooklyn. w. r. woodend was
the senior partner Of the hvm OF W.
y woodend & Co. OF New York. which
suspended several months ago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03
XiralniR Briefs.

A protracted meeting has been IN
progress at Buckleyland Church since
August il. says the Charlottesville
Progress. Rev. w. W. Lear. presiding
elder OF Charlottesville district. and
Rev. b. F. smith. pastor OF Buckley
land Church. have been doing the
preaching
Capt. Keith Davis was injured recent
ly at Colonial Beach. two ribs on his
right side being broken He was caught
between a naphtha launch and the
wharf by the careening OF the boat
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03
AIsxandrIa.s New omeers.

Alexandria. Specialize joint meet
ing OF the city Council elected Mr.. G.
William Ramsay and Mr.. William J
Boothe. members OF the City school
Board. vice ex-Mayor Henry Strauss
and Mr.. John T. Harrison. who have re-
signed 90 become City Councilmen. Mr.
Henry Kaufman was. at the same
meeting. reelected superintendent OF
the gas works.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03
Lynehed in Wyoming

Laramie. Wyo.. Specialize Mar
tin. colored. was lynched by mob OF
600 men IN front OF Judge Carpenter
house MONDAY night. Martin was a
trusty in the county Jail. He attacked a
White girl. Della Grouse. IN the JAN
kitchen and slashed her face and arms
With knife. Six men were injured
while entering the jail to drag out tne
prisoner
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03

Galveston. Texas. Special-Friday
the first cotton OF the new crop 20 Do
cleared for foreign ports left on the
steamer forehead. OF the Head Line
The cotton is consigned TO three dhI-
ferent ports. all RI Russia keval,
Russia. will get 500 bales: Riga. RUS
sia. 700 bales. and 100 bales are for ST
Petersburg. conssgnmerts will so VIA
Belfast
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-03
HONOR TO OUR DEAD
Federal Officers Plan For Interesting
Exercises
TROOPS FROM MANASSAS TO JOIN

The Seventh Cavalry. Under Com
nnsnd ef General Bell, Will Par
tlcipste in the Dedication Of a
Monument at Groveton Today,
Gov. Montague Delivering the Ad-
drcss.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-14
WAYCR0SS.

Waycross, Ca, Aug. 13.-An en-
joyable party during the week
was given by Miss Alne letters, at
the home of her mother, on Brunei
street. Prizes were won by Miss
Mamie Lanier and Messrs. Alex. Low
Their and Hugh Jenkins. Those present
were Misses Lamona Kay, of Bruins
wick; Mamie Lanier Mamie Joe
Young, Lucy Blackshear Lillian La
nier Gladys LETTERS, Messrs. Bryan
Blackshear, Alex Lowther, Hugh Jen-
kins, Charlie Virgins, Emmett Black
shear Louis Andrews, Arthur Knight,
Robert McCullum, Fort Andrews, Jud-
son Bib.
Mrs. D. B. Smith. after a prolonged
stay with her daughter, Mrs. J. S.
Knight, left this week for Jasper, Fla.
She was accompanied by Miss Fannie
Knight, of this city.
Miss Mary Young has returned from
her summer outing in Upper Georgia
and Tennessee.
Miss Jeanette Gordon, of Mayport,
Fla, who has been the guest of Mrs.
S. T. Beaton, returned home this week.
Misses Mercer Knight and Alice Will
son, of Brunswick, are visiting Miss
Katie Lyons, in this city.
Mrs. w. NJ. Wilson and children
have returned from visit to Bluffton,
S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Ballard and
Miss Irene Goodrich returned Tuesday
from a three weeks outing in North
Georgia. They spent some time at
Mr.. Billiards. old home in Madison.
Miss Wesley Pollard, after a three
weeks visit to friends and relatives
here. returned to her home at Button
Wednesday.
Miss Gertie Slack returned to her
home in Triton last Monday, after
spending several weeks with Miss Ida
Gray in this city.
Hon. and Mrs. w. NJ. Toomer and
children have returned from "A stay
at Atlantic Beach, Fla.
Miss Nj. V. Wilson, of Plant City,
Fla, is the guest of Mrs. c. c. Harper.
on Plant avenue.
Mrs. Marie Harper. with her little
daughter. of Wilmington, N. c., is
visiting her mother Mrs. w. NJ. Will
son. on Plant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Wing, of
Macon. have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Gertrude. to
Mr.. Joseph Baker Thorpe, of Way
cross. The marriage. which is to be
a quiet home affair, will take place
in Macon this month. Mr.. Thorpe is
secretary for the J. NJ. Cox Company
OF this city.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-14
MILLEN.

Millen, Ga, Aug. 13.-Mrs. L. ]. Belt
is visiting friends at Herndon this
week.
Miss Ada Perkins of Perkins and
Miss Bush of Augusta were guests of
Mrs. Edna Godbee this week.
Miss Clifford and Ward Parker are
guests of Mrs. Newton at Asheville,
N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chew have returned
from a visit to Statesboro.
Mrs. A. o. Mcdonald and little
daughters, of Savannah, are guests OF
Mrs. H. w. Parker.
Miss Annie Parker is visiting friends
at Lawtonville this week.
Mrs. Lorratt and daughter, Roberta,
of Milledgeville, were guests of Mrs.
NJ. G.. McComb this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. q. Daniel are spend
ing this week at Indian Spring.
Rev. H. P. Myers and wife are at
Indian Springs for two weeks.
Mrs. 7. j. Darling Of Waycross are
the guests of Mrs. Myers.
Mrs. Rufus Lester OF Ocilla, is
spending this week here with Mrs. Ru-
fus Mccoy.
Mrs. Woodward and Miss Lucie
Hinsley of Augusta are guests of Mrs.
King.
Mrs. r. A. Brinson has returned from
a pleasant visit to Hagan.
Miss Mamie Myers returned yester-
day from q delightful trip to Macon
and other places.
Mrs. Harold of louisville was the
guest Of Mrs r. D. Warren this week.
Herndon.
Miss Isabel Franklin Of Herndon was
the guest of Miss Carrie Hargrove this
week.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-14
VALD0STA.

Valdosta. Ga, Aug. i9.-The Current
Topics Club held its meeting Tuesday
with Mrs. T. NJ. Talbot at her home
on Gordon street. The current topic
questions were very interesting and
after them came a game OF poets. Mrs
J. c. Stevens was the winner in this
contest. The club will have its next
meeting with Mrs. NJ. A. Briggs.
A pleasant party left Thursday for
Blue Springs to spend a few days at
house party. Those composing the
party are Mesdames Crews, Havencott
and Medley, Misses Marietta Sentell
and Jessie Havencott. Messrs. Bessant
Sentell, Downer Dlmmock, Paul and
Archie Middleton and little Misses
Grace Neeley and Clemmie Havencott.
A large number OF young people gath
cred az the home Of Mr.. d. Thomas
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-14
BROWNSVILLE.

Townsville, Ca. Aug. 1s.-Miss
Julia Davenport has returned from a
visit to Miss Addie Thigpen in Val
dosta.
Miss Eunioe stone is at home again,
after trip to White Springs and
Boston.
Mrs. c. w. Rigsby entertained Tues
day evening in honor of Miss Emma
Hearn OF Baconton. Those present
we're Misses Nolie Rigsby, Della Sim
mons. Annie Page, Odls Alcorn, Emma
McCray, Messrs. r. 3. Massey. l.. W.
Roberts, T. A. Cox. A. II. Hancock,
T. r. Page. b. T. Butler, Sterling SAN
ford and q. w. Chestnut
Thursday at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr.. Frank Thomas. on
Cotton avenue, Miss Sadie Thomas was
married 20 Mr.. r. q. Barwick OF Pei
ham. owing % a recent death IN the
family the wedding was a very quiet