The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-22
THE NEWS OF EUFAULA.
Banks Change Rules in Regard to E,
 change on Checks.

change on Checks. Eufaula, Dec. 21.-(Special)-- )--An im- portant decision was reached among is highly gratifying to a great many of the citizens. In future the matter of charging exchange without discrim- ination on local checks will apply only to non patrons of the institutions. A pretty wedding will be solemn ized here on the evening of the 26th inst, at the home of the prospective brides parents. MT. and Mrs. |. E: Irby. contract are Miss Cherry Lee Irby and Benjamin Burnett of this city The bride to be Is one of the most gracious friends are legion. The intended groom is deservedly popular and stands high in business circles.
 The Benevolent Society, composed of leaving no stones unturned In seeing that the poor of the city have a joyous Christmas. A canvass has been made from house to house and the business men have all responded freely towards aiding the cause. The Tribe of Red Men here has remembered the widows and ofphans of their deceased brothers and In some instances cash donations to the amount of $5 have been pre- scented them.
 The continual downpour of rain throughout Tuesday night and all day yesterday caused dull thud in the usual holiday rush and many of tho are off over 106 per cent for the cor responding days of last season. train for Ozark Tuesday morning so delayed the passenger train that 1t did not reach the city this morning until IS o'clock, and the usual freight did left the track and it required the en- tire night to replace 1t.
 The public schools of the city sus- l-I |. .1--. reopen January S sd. TRe AiaSame @ Brenau suspended rules today at recreation in the city until Friday, home. The institution will reopen on January 3. The pupils and faculty gave'a delightful concert in the chapel of the institution last night, which was
 The Fiddlers' Convention, held under the auspices of the Red Men of Clio MMondSy MeaSy s6o se esens tse veEe crowded the public school building to hear the contest. and all went away delighted. sherman Cox of Arguda won the first prize. and Mir. Courtney of the same place came in for second. The exercises were opened with half an hours address by Great Sachem E! D. Corker of Eufaula. and the pro- gram was interspersed with amusing negro character sketches and other en- tertaining features. The Tribes will realize about $50 from the sale of tick cts.
 E. P. Martin and his family have moved back to Texas. where in future they will reside. Mir Martin came here two years ago from the Lone Star State.
 W. D. Martin. for the past six months connected with the Bluff City Inn here, has moved to Montgomery, where he will make his future home. Mir. Mar tin and his most estimable wife. made many warm friends in the city during their short residence here.
 The big Christmas edition of The Advertiser came in for many very handsome compliments among the citi- zens here. all of whom said 1t exceeded their very highest expectations.
 Miss Minion Pitts Is suffering from sprained limb, an accident that be- fell her while playing with her com panions at school yesterday.
 Christmas Plants.
 See cur display Rt 100 Dexter
 ROsemOnt Gardens.