The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-07
LEAVE ON TOUR.
Brewtoa Party Will See Many Points
 of Interest.

of Interest. Brewton, Aug. 6.-tSpeciaL )-Tne following party of Brewton people ielL | this week for tour of famous points of interest in the North and East. MT. and Mrs. W. G. Martin, Mrs. P. E. Mcclellan, Miss Mary Foshee, Rev. '. P Hall, J. I. Robbins, c. F. Rankin. Henry Rabb. Manford Blacksher. They will be joined in Louisville by Mayor W. Y. Loveface, wife and two dauSn- | ters, who will make the trip with them. The party will visit Cleveland, Toron- to, Montreal Thousand Islands, Lake Placid, Albany, New York City, De- | troit and other places of note. besides making numerous side trips to points l of interest, and will be absent three or four weeks.
 The Escambia County Division of the Southern Cotton Growers Associa- tion held a meeting in the court house yesterday. the object being to arrange for a meeting later in the month when w. H. Seymour. President of tlre Ala bama Division. will be present and ad- dress the farmers on the cotton situa- ton. The President was instructed to confer with MT. Seymour as to when he can meet with the Escambta farm CTS. It is the intention to have a large crowd present if possible. and basket dinner will be served on the lawn in front of the court house. The date Of the meeting will be announced as soon as learned.
 Work op the public school building is progressing favorably. and school will be opened on September II with the following faculty: Principal. w. c. Griggs; Assistant Principal. A. c. Darden literary, Misses Jane Grissett. Vida May Jones, Ella Wall, Charlotte Hale; music, k. E. Black; art. Miss Lena Christian.
 Cotton is getting too much rain in this section. Some fields are said to be very scarce of bolls, while the stalk is very green and rank. The cane crop Is said to be doing very nicely, with good prospect of heavy yield. The sweet potato crop Is good, some fine new potatoes having appeared in the local market. An excellent corn crop has been made, and fodder gath ering, Is now in progress.
 Mrs. Dr. W. l.. McNeil of Arlington. Tex, and Mrs. George Bauer of War rington. Fla. who have beep spending some time with their parents, Mir. and Mrs A. T. Douglas. have returned to their homes.
 Charles E. Carley. who has been spending a couple of weeks in Brew ton and vicinity, has returned to his home in Quincy. III.
 Mrs T. R. Miller has returned home from a visit to her parents in Milton. Fla.
 Dr. J. E. Martin and c. B. Sawyer have returned from French Lick Springs, Ind. where they have been recuperating the past two weeks
 Dr. and Mrs. s. c. Henderson are on a short visit to Atlanta and Indian Spring. Ga.
 Mrs. C. M. Luttrell and children have returned from an extended stay at Daphne.
 Miss Navolou Martin Is on an ex- tended visit to relatives and friends in Union Springs, Ozark and Troy.
 Miss Ivey Lee Miller has returned from a visit to friends in Troy.
 Miss Alma Price has been elected principal of the East Brewton School. and has accepted the position.
 Miss Virgie SoweI has returned from a visit to relatives and friends In Wallace
 Miss FIorie Mae Hodges is visiting relatives and friends in Hattiesburg. Miss.
 Miss Velma Wade has returned from @ visit to friends in Nadawan.