The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
SIDEWALK PENCHlNGS
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spent day In Wetumpka
 sasn @f of Mosssosns ssls yssssasy we sn9md interested ih the establishment of a srnetign wiss sbs line , to sonnect Montgomery q, tated by a numbep of people about 4 year ako, and the people over there have been locking for further develop of the Wetumpkans. and the dificuity m making satisfactory railroad con nections with Montgomery, have made their desire for an electric line very pared with that of electric lines in some other portions Of the country. and the reward ln trafic would be go matter ryfhsse hss nse snai been pushed further than IL has. There are many farmers living near the route which the trac- wond ,on me wouaa ,s nsvs she s0 0trpnsportation thus provided to bring market truek and other crops to the city. instead 9f ,, haniinS them 4yer the country od Toars ars. fer to do all their dealing with Mont Eomety merchants, They can ger pet- ter satisfaction here than eisewhe1 nections between that place and the hte loss loss Of SgPsPs wRols asy. and freaasnt- tion hetwssn. the two cities, the wife of a Wetumpkt farmer could run down here after breakfaet, make her pur- chases and return home in time TOT
 Women in Business.
 Women in business are in many respects better than men,, said Montgomery man who has in his ern-- ploy many men and a few women: VI mean that women are more faithfun 70 and painstaking and more given to ac- curacy in details. always Kept in rapher until about four years ago. decided to try a woman. Possibly 1t was a stroke of rare good luck. but the first young woman whom eril- ployed proved the most eficient, Tn every respect Of any one I nnmns,Ssg had syss to quit work few months ago and since then have tried eleven men. but have been again forced to employ employment just the same, as I pay the men. and believe that where a woman can do the work of & man she should receive q mans pay.
 Secretary w,llism < < reaSin of the State Board of Examiners of Teach CTS, returned to Montgon,ery yesterdaay ed the closing exercises of the Sum fner School of the University of, Ala. bama He spoke enthusiastically of
  pleted Two hundred and fifty-six students were enrolled, and of this number I36 took the examinations. hisseTs hss Tsh9Sf of s shs @ State nstitstion. he declared.
 pr. Thomas Duncah and wife of Fieta spent Tuesday night and ysster- day in Montgomery. .en route to the West, where they will spend several weeks. pr. Duncan Is 2 msnaoes of county.
 Superintendent of Motive Power, .. ". opsinEer. and Master Car Builder D. Geffcken of the Atlantic Coast Line System. with Headquarters at savaa- nah, Ga, were in the city yesterday. E @M Rev. John W. Stewart of Evergreen is in town aeeompan.sd n g ie by his wire. Mir J. H. McNeill of Decatur was in Montgomery last nlghs' 1t 8 Mir W D. LAnier of Birmingham was in the city yesterday
 Mir. M. D. Pace Of Troy spent last night in Montgomsrys Mir. N. B. Powell of Union Springs is visiting Montgomery.
 MT J B Stearns of Guntersviiie was In town last night ~ MT, C. H. ca1vin Of Birmingham Is ''9 w @M Mir. j. M Kyser of Albertville was in town last night.
 MT. F. R.. Wright of shetaeid is vis- iting the citN
 MT. E. R. Glass Of Uniontown is in Montgomery. .
 MT S. F. Rhodes of Troy was in town last night. \,
 Mir c. A. Mattison of Talladega Is in the city.
 MT. w A. Burns of sylaeauga ss in town. ~SN
 Mir. H. R. Williams of opeiiIa is in @@@
 Mir. J. B. Rabb of Dothan Is in the city.
 Dr. CAanninxhanl's Appointments fa inn nR TNe