The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
DEATH OF MRS. SARAH ALLBRIGHT' Aged and Revered Woman Succumbs
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Opelika, Feb 3.-(Special. )-Mrs. Sarah Albright of Mechanicsville Ala, died at her home, Sunday, Jan. 2S, from burns she had received the day before: Mrs. Albright lived to the age Of s 30 years. She was buried Monday, rom the Methodist Church at Mechanics vile. She is survived by five sons; Rev. w. H. Albright. of Atlanta, Ga.' Judge George A. Albright, of Texas Prof. J. A. Albright, of La Grange, Ga, Rev. T. n. Albright, of Flcrida and J. J. Albright, of La Grange, Ga, and by two daughters, Mrs. Sallie Fears or Huntsville. Ala, and Mrs. c. F. Black mon. of Columbus, Ga.
 The police force have decided to put a stop to vagrancy in this city, and have made several arrests of idle ne- fendants were given a hearing before Mayor Williams Wednesday morning, woro found guilty, and fined S10 and costs, or twenty-nine days at hard la arrested. have had their hearings before the Mayor, and justice was meted out to them in similar manner
 Two men have filed petitions before to erect and operate 3 gas plant at this place. One lives in the East and the other lives in Mississippi. opelika is badly In need of such a plant, and 1t is hoped that one of the franchises will
 Louis Massey wooddy and Miss Eva Hunt, a popular young couple of this county. were married at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Hunt at Oak Bowery. February 1. Tax Collector W. M. Bass reports that RIA electors paid their poll taxes for the year 1905. This is an increase of
 Frances Bradley. the four-year old daughter of Mrs. Bessie Bradley of Au-- | burn, was burned Tuesday and died that night at o'clock. Her remains were carried to Calera Tor interment. Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Mitchell have an nounced the marriage of their daugh- | ter Miss Sue Evie to Edward Cellars Heard. The marriage will occur o'clock. at the home of the brides par ents at Opellka.
 i Mrs. Frank Farley delightfully."- en- tertained the Double Eight Club We'd | of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Tom In gram. on Third Avenue. Bid dominoes made merry the fIeeting hours, and | Miss Fannie Kahn was fortunate in making the highest score. The beauty of the home was increased by the tasty arrangement of many green plants. and and a wealth of violets. A fragrant bunch of viclets was placed upon eacf plate of the salad course that followed | the game. Those present were: Misses Elizabeth Buchanan, Fannie Kahn Lucy Pearl Faucet, Mary Joe Erwin Carrie Harris. Fannie Hester. Mary Willie Longshore, Alice Kittrell, Berts Bridges, Annie c. Dickinson. Kate Belle Hopson, Marion Dickinson, Maudt Brown. and Mesdames Charles Ingram and John Farley.
 Misses Laura Deud Florence Boyd anC Fannie Curtis, who have been the at,
 tractive guests of MT. and Mrs. Isrie
 Devol, have gone to Pensacola, FloV' ida, for a few days.
 It Is reported that Lafayette ant Opelika men are thinking of asking
 the City Council for a franchise fol another electric light plant here
 The engine of freight train No. 37 of the Central of Georgia Railway Com pany, jumped the track, near Sudduth'i brick yard. in the corporate limits ol 30 o'clock. Besides tearing up tht track for a considerable distance, ant delaying traffic for several hours, nc serious results occurred.
 Opelika Lodge no 9l0 B. F. O. F., al its meeting held Thursday night elected several applicants for member ship in the order, and 1t has been or I dered that Thursday night February I6, be made a general work night at which time all the candidates will be initiated Into the mysteries of the or l