The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
The News of Selma

team 1t has played no games and although tho players. that compose 1t arc all good local players 1t is not known what kind of a game they will put up. but as 1t has been over a month sinco. the lovers of the sport in this city h4v0.. had . chance to witness . gsme thu clubs win draw . large crowd.
 A. M. Garber. of Talladega, passed through ss1ms today on his way to Montgomery. where he goes to attend . cousnitteo meeting of the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias of Ala bAma which was cafB,d by J. B. Ellis of this city.
 DurinG the last euhsrnatorial election Mfr. Gareer vAs . popular candidate for the ofilcs of Attorney General and re- ceived unite . Gathering vote. It ts stated by friends of Mr. Garber in this city that he is seriously thinking of snterine the race asain for that onice in the coming campaign. His friends are ursintv him to enter the race again and say they are certain that this time he will be successful
 sbDcial ana Personal.
 John O. Rourke. who formerly was assistant se9ent of the Southern Rail way in thfs city. will leave in a few nays IOT UAG~Dl4oy ~HcI0 uo ndS ACCSpSSA responsible posd ton with the Louis- vile and Nashville Railroad.
 Mir. o'RosErke is . Ane railroad man and has m.any friends who are sorry to see him leave the city. but arc glad that he has secured Q lucrative posi- tion.
 J. E. wiIIkinson. who represented the Methodist Sunday Schools of this city at the Sunday School Convention re- gently held at Toronto. Canada, has returned home. Mrs. Wilkinson, who accompanied him, stopped over at Greensboro tpp visit her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Harris waller.
 A. J. McGpire. who has held the po- sftion as cas hier with the Buckeye Cot ton Seed oil Company in this city, has rendered his resignation and will leave in . few days for Savannah. Ga. whete he has accepted similar position.
 The many friends of George Swift will De glad tc know he Is slowly i'm proving He has been confined to his room for several weeks and it is hoped he can be out again soon.
 Mrs. GusdoM and daughters, Misses Fannie and Maud. will leave in a few days for Asha vile, N. C., where they WAA SpGhu o AS" "SSAes
 c. B. Burns and wife and daughter, Miss Anna Lou Burns. left tonight for Nonteagle, Tealn., where they go for the health of the latter.
 J. J. Lee., who for the past two months has been at Daphne, in Bald win County. visiting his daughter. has returned home.
 Miss Belle Kornegay. who has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Robert Kornesay. has returned to her home
 Mrs. woolsey and W. S. woolsey. who have been cut of the city for a few weeks. returned home Wednesday. gone to shelby Springs. where they will spend the summer. Mrs R. W. Lindop and Mrs. J. A. Mauldin have gone to Shelby Springs to spend few weeks.
 Mrs. Ellen sturdiyant and children | left yesterday morning to visit rela- tives n Birmingham. Mrs. T. J. Powell and children have returned home after a pleasant stay l at Ashevilne, N. c. :# MT. and Mrs. Philip Shanks left | Wednesday for Lexington. Va, to visit relatives. Aaron Maas has gone to Mobile to visit his daughter. Mrs. L. E. Schwarz. Rev. F. M. Woods of Daphne. Is in | the city for few days. J. B. Starr, of Birmingham, spent l yesterday in the city.