The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
FRATERNAL ELECTIONS.
Atmore Masons and Knights of Pythias
 Name officers.

Atmore, June 26.-lSpecial)--Ata a re- cent meeting of Carney Lodge No. 57s, A. F. and A. M, the following officers were elected: J. E. Mccoy, w. M; J. Y. Peavy, s. w.; R. F. Cruit, J. Wi; w. w. Lowery, Treasurer; P. A. Johns, Secretary; J. W. Baker, Jr.. s. D.; T. J. Daily, J. D.; J. l.. McLain, Tiler.
 The following are the officers recent ly elected in Beauchamp Chapter. No. IT, R. A. M: A. P. Webb, H. P. J. F. Peavy, K; J. c. Campbell, Scribe; J. E. Mccoy. c. of H.. H. w. Currie, P. s.; J. W. Baker, Jr,, R. A. C.; R. F. Cruit, Jr., M. of Srd "; J. w. Frost. M. of End ". w. H. Havard, M. of lst V.; w. W. Lowery. Treasurer; P. A. Johns, Secretary; T. E. Stone. Sentinel
 The following have been elected to offices in Donahoo Lodge, No. 222, K. or F.: D. C. Burson, c. C.; l.. M. Smith, V. C.; J. T. Lowery. P; w. Y. Gordon, M. of w; J. D. Daborn. M. of A; J. $. Mathis, M. of E.; A. T. Rice. l. G.; A. T. Lee, o. G.; D. J. Baggett K. of R. and s.; pr. A. P. Webb, Lodge Deputy Grand Chancellor.
 Extensive preparations have been made to hold Children's Day exercises at Perdido on next Sunday, and there will probably be a large crowd from this place.
 Invitations have been issued to the marriage UT JOhu 11aNdiu anu 4ttioS Lizzie Weekley, prominent young per- sons of the Perdido neighborhood. The wedding will take place at the home of the bride on the 2Sth inst.
 L. S. Fontain is critically i'll at his home in Atmore.
 Mrs. c. W. McRae and children are visiting relatives at Daphne
 Beverly Jefferies, if Citronelle, is with Atmore friends.
 W. K. Golson, of Fort Deposit. reach ed here last week to relieve night op- orator Theo. Hathaway, who has re- turned to his home at Flomaton on ac- count of sickness.
 E Dr. A. P. Webb delivered an address at a meeting of the Masonic Lodge at Flomaton Thursday night. and mum Der of Masons from Atmore were pres ent.
 The Atmore Baseball Club has just completed a new diamond that will no doubt be the best in this section after it has been used a few times. The members are getting in shape to play the teams of the nearby towns.
 w. T. Hall has resigned his. position with the mercantile business of w. M. Carney & Co., and has moved with his family to Canoe to engage in farming.
 Mrs. l.. M. Webb and little grand daughter. Lizzie Lee Webb, have gone to Houston, Texas, to spend some time with relatives.
 Miss Leonora Lowery Is visiting friends at Alexander City.
 Rev. G. w. McRae is assisting in a protratced meeting at Pollard.
 Miss Kettle Wallace is visiting friends in Pensacola.
 A new postoffice has been establish ed about eight miles west of Atmore by the name of Poarch, with J. s. Nall postmaster.
 Regular services were held at the Episcopal Church Sunday.
 Mrs. E. l.. Colley has returned from a visit to relatives at Bay Minette.
 The following officers have been elected for the ensuing term of Easter Lily Temple No. 1, Rathbone Sisters, Flomaton: Mrs. J. F. Drury, M. E. C.; Mrs R. c. Abernethy, P. C.: Mrs. John Doyle, E. S.; Mrs. T. A, Bedgood. E. J.; Mrs. Eugene Farris, M. of T.; Miss Kate. Abernethy, M. of R. and C.; Miss LeoEa Renfroe, M. of F.; Mrs. Kirk patrick. P. of T.; Mrs. E. C. Clayton, G. of o. T.
 A few of the sheep raisers from the country near Mortimer were in town Saturday with about 5000 pounds of wool, for which they received the neat sum of 30 3-4 cents per pound. It is reported that one man in the same com munity has sheared 14,0O0 pounds from his sheep during the past year. Sheep raising is quite profitable in that sec- tion, there being considerable wild lands on which they may graze with practically no expense to the owners of the sheep.