The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-30

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 lion at Coden and Mobile. have gone
 to Point Clear for . short time, pefofe
 returning home.
 Mrs. Ida Tatum and little daughter
 Beth, have returned from AouisvH1e'
 where they have been visiting Mra Ta-
 tum'i daughter. Mrs. Loren whi'a"-
 son.
 Mrs. James W. Hughes. IT,. and little
 daughter of Birmingham are visiting
 Mrs. Hughes parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
 Richardson, at 721 South Court street
 Miss Annie Beard and Misses lsabelle
 and Virginia Abercrombie have re-
 turned from Columbus. Ga. where they
 have been visiting Mrs. Swift.
 Mrs. Mary billiard and Miss Etta Clark have gone to Asheville to visit
 pr, and Mrs. H. L. Stone, who arc
 spending the summer there. Miss Annie Soloman and Miss Bab Misses Jennie Lawson and Susie Coch-
 ran at Mathews Station. His friends will be glad to know that Rev. B. c. Nave, who has undergone serious operation, is said to be doing we'll after the ordeal. His friends will be glad to learn that MT. Fred Hammond, who Is at Warm Springs. Ark, for his health. h very much improved.
 Miss Lizzie Crenshaw has returned from a visit to Miss Cochran. at her country home 'The Oaks at Mathews Station.
 Mrs. J. D. Love and little son. Joe Bennett, of Columbus, Miss, are visit ing Mrs. Frank A. Tapia, at 408 Martha Street. Miss Edith Jacobi left yesterday morning for New York City. and other points in the East, to spend several weeks. Mrs. Brooks Flowers and little son, and Miss Helen Steiner have gone to Saluda, N. C., to spend a few weeks. Dr. Clarence J. Bullen has returned from Chicago. where he has been at- tending the Polytichnic Institute. Misses Madolyne and Katherine
  mfe Taylor, on Amanda Street. Miss sadye Jacobi left Friday morn ing for waynesvi1le. N. C.. where she will remain for several weeks Mrs. B. B. Warren and daughter, Miss Ducile Warren, will leave Thursday morning for Blount Springs. Professor c. Hammond has gone to Greenville, Miss. to join his sister,
 en route to Portland, Oregon. Mrs. R. B. Snodgrass has returned from Warm Springs. Ga. where she has been spending some weeks. Miss Mary Thompson, who has been visiting friends in the city, has returned
 to her home in Opelika. Misses Laura and Classic Barker have gone to Talladega Springs. where they | will spend two weeks. Mrs Alex Rice, ST., and daughter,
 Miss Leah Rice. will leave on Tuesday | for Glade Springs, Va.
 | Miss Johnnie McGoven, assistant editor of The Union Springs Herald was | in the city Friday.
 Mrs A. M. Dodd of Atlanta Is visiting l her sister. Mrs. L. s. Berrey, at IT | Clayton Park Street.
 Miss Willie Rutter has returned home l after a pleasant visit to relatives in l Greenville. Ala.
 Miss Lotta Beard of Troy is a guest | of her aunt, Mrs. w. F. Beard, 40S Ala hama Street Mrs. Charles c. Abercrombie has re- turned from a months stay on the Great Lakes. :-. MT and Mrs. Fred Hawkins and chill dren are spending some time in Ashe- | vile, N. c. . MT and Mrs. R. H. Parks and children are the guests of Judge w. H. Parks. Mrs. H. M. Faqua of Deatsville spent yesterday with friends in the city. Misses Kate and Clara Ely have gone to Talbottom. Ga. to visit friends. Mrs. M. M. Wyatt is spending the summer at Asheville, N. c. Mr. Ed Malone of Dothan. and B. H. Brown are at Atlantlc Clty. Mrs. D. T. Amerine and children have gone to Blount Springs. MT. W. D. Brown has gone to Sara toga to spend some time. .- Mrs. B. H. Brown and children have gone to Waukeshau Mrs. W. H. Ware is visiting friends at Grandview.
 Miss Ruth Parker Is visiting friends in Atlanta. *~:.'--..s What's Thats Feeling the heatf Then why not run over to Savannah or Ty- bee for . few days via Seab0ard Air
 Line excursion, Monday, August 7th. e4.OO for the round trip to Savannah.
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