The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-25
Mayor Carr Improving.


 It will be gratifying news to the friends of Mayor Thomas H. Carr, who is III at his home on South Court Street. to know that he is daily lm-
 It is said the Mayor has a good appetite and Is rapidly rsgaining the strength, he has lost during the past several months that his health has been so poor. If he continues to i'm prove as he has done in the past few weeks, MT. Carr will leavk during the first part of June for Waukesha, Wis. where 1t Is his annual castom to go and it is believed that the change will be most beneficial to his hsalth.
 Mayor Carr. 1t will be remembered. went to Chicago some months ago and underwent an operation put the re- gaining of his health has been slow and tedious effort and for D long time. the friends of Mir. Carr were deeply concerned about him.
 During his long confinement at home. his friends have been most con siderate of him and the Carr home has been visited daily with indliries about the condition of MT. Carr
 MT. J. c. Maben, President. and MT. T. c. Culverhouse, Superintendent of the Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron Com pany, of Birmingham, speat yesterday in Montgomery and were closeted for some time with members of the State Convict Board discussing the lease of convicts. President Carmichael Of the Board said that there was nothing of public interest in the conference with the lessees of conviets.
 Gen. J. B. Stanley, the veteran edi, tor of The Greenville Advocate, spent yesterday in Montgomery and returned to the capital of Butler County on an tians are making by the citizens of Greenville for the observance of July 4th The celebration will take the form of a reunion of Confederate vet erans. There will be public addresses and a barbecue.
 Col. Henry B. Gray and MT. John London of Birmingham reached Mont gomery last night. They are here to be present this morning when MT. holder of the South and North Ala bama Railroad Company for the ap- poinment of a receiver for that com pany. Is to be argued in the city court
 MT. Louis B. Farley and otner Mont gomery bankers will leave tonight Tor Mobile to attend the annual meeting of the Alabama Bankers Association or which MT. Farley. is President They will be accompanied by MT. T: ': Rutledge. State Bank Examiner. who will address the meeting.
 MT. J. R. Crockwell, Southern Rep resentative of The Catholic Columbian of Columbus, Ohio, is in Montgomery in the interest of his paper. The Catholic Columbian Is one of the best papers of it's kind published and MT Crockwell is meeting with gratifying success in his work
 General Manager B. NJ. Stark of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com pany spent short while in Montgom- cry yesterday morning in his private car He was en route North rom MO- bile and New Orleans.
 The Mobile Register says that Mir Stuart Mckenzie of the Law Depart ment of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company with headquarters in MontRomery spent Tuesday iD the Gulf City.
 Mir. John Metcalfe will leave this morning for Columbus, Ga. to attend Chambers, which ,akes place there this afternoon
 Judge Peyton Norven of Jasper. spent yesterday in Montgomery and went to North Alabama on an evening train.
 MT. W. A Anderson. a well known citizen of Selma. Is in the city. MT. J. c. Cockren of Birmingham. is visitor to the city.
 Mr. c. c. Hughes of Dothan. is in Montgomery.
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