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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-19
HIGDON IS WINNER
PROBABLY HAS BEEN NOMINATED
IN JEFFERSON.
Glover, King and Haley, yhe Nominees
For the Legislature in the Sec
ond Primary-Campaign Was
Strenuous

Birmingham. Sept. 1s-(Special.)-
Excitement prevailed almost all day
In Birmingham and in various por-
the second or run-ofr primary which
was held Monday to Determine a
ty. the most lucrative political job in
more members of the Legislature from
this county. The Ccnnty Democratic
committee, met at noon IN the court
house and canvassed the votes of
Monday. Tho unoficial reports before
the counting began were to the effect
that Judge j. P. Stiles had a majority
of forty-seven over Col. e. l.. Higdon.
The friends of the latter were conf
dent that the official count would
At noon the county committee met
in the city court room. the room be-
ing packed with people, so intense was
ae dns ra an se re when
was called report was made that
ono ~ the managers brought the box
to the city. but 1t was stolen while he
stepped into a little room at the de-
box. without this box the result
showed that Judge J. P, Stiles re-
ceived 4.72E votes and Col, r. j.. Hig-
don APO. The committee decided to
srpoint committee composed of two
friends of Colonel Higdon and two
friends Of judge Stiles to go to Lewis
burg and secure affidavits from the
managers and clerks of the election as
Ia the result. One of the managers
was in the city and he made affidavit
that the vote for nheriff in the box
was Higdon. SO: Stiles. rs. This VIII
give Higdon a majority of three votes
and when the committee reassembles
again tomorrow morning at II o'clock
It is believed Col. E, 7. Higdnn VIII
be declared the nominee. There Is
great rejoicing throughout the city
and Immediate suburbs tonight by the
Higdon men.
lature, three additional nominees 70 be
chosen. was as follows: Ben Barbour.
4.722; Felix Blackburn. 1855: James
r Gloyer S2S4 l. 1,a H nnts IN S'g the
Iewisburg box will change this re-
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Police CHEFS Report.

The report of Chief Schad of the pos
lice department, showing the number
of arrests by the force during the
Board of Public Safety today. II
showed that during the month $50 ar
rests had been made, of which PA were
white and 33s co1ored. The cases were
disposed of by sixty-seven being dis
charged In the recorders court. 400
being found guilty. seventeen sent t.
the criminal court and sentence sus-
pended in eighteen cases. Fines i'm
posed amounted to S2.245.50, of which
81 500. 60 was collected. During the
same month last year the police made
472 arrests and the fines collected ag-
gregated S1,s55.50. The Safety Board
at its meeting also took up the matter
of the enforcement of the anti-smokinc
on street cars ordinance. which was re.
Street Railway Company was notified
that the ordinance made II violation
for any person to smoke on the cars
gave the conductors power to arres'
for violation and make 1t violation
for the latter not to do so. The conf
pany was Instructed to Motif Its con
ductors to carry out the provisions OF
the ordinance, and the board instructed
the chief of police to place men III
citizens clothes on the cars. and whert
they saw conductors falling to arrest
pa ssengers for smoking. to arrest tbs
conductors. The board believes thai
under this procedure that there wild
be little smoking on street cars Ii
future.
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A SPECIAL AT ATTALLA.
Effort VIII BE Made to Have Bryan
Talk There.

Gadsden, Sept. lS.-(Speclal)-Cap-
tain w. P. Lay and several other men
are making an effort to have Hon:
William ]. Bryan make a short short
speech at Alfalfa as he passes through
that place next Friday morning on
his way to Birmingham The tram nm
arrives at $50 and makes stop OF
10 minutes, this would give the public
a chance to see the distinguished
statesman. 1t is believed that the re-
quest will be granted and II it Is, a
large party will go over from this
city to see him.
Ben. II. Leath and Miss Tersh Can
terberry were married Sunday night
Mt the home of the brides parents.
Rev. j. w. Dunaway, pastor of the
Second Baptist Church, officiating
Both young people are popular in
this city and section.
Gid Ivey and Tom Graves. two ne
groes were arrested at Altoona Sat
Trday and were brought to this city
and placed in jail. They are charged
with using profane and vulgar Ian
guage in the presence of ladies at tAe
postofice in Altoona. Graves become
very abusive on the train and had to
be handcuffed before he could be sub
dued.
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Tuscaloosa, Sept. 1s.-(Special.)-
James Heyworth is reported In dying
condition at his home In Chicago as
II seems that his machine. which was
very large collided with another ma
chine. both running at a terrific rate
of speed. The accident occurred on a
worth is we'll remembered here as a
member of the Arm Of Christie, Lowe
and Heyworth. which built locks Z, U
here and Demopolis. He resided mere
for several years, brought his bride
here and he and she were very popu-
lar in social circles
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ARGENTINE MAIL
TwENTY-sEvEN SACKS ARRIVE IN
PENSACOLA.
Had Been Accumulating for Some Time
as There Was No Steamer to
Convey II to New
Y0rk D.

Pensacola. Fla, Sept. l8.-tSpecial.)--
Twenty-seven sacks of mail for toe
United States from Buenos Ayres ar
rived here this morning on the Spanish
steamer Pillar de Larrinaga and was
placed in the local postoffice. The
mail had been congregatfng at Buenos
Ayres for some time and as no steam
er was to leave there soon for New
York, Ii was placed on the Spanish
steamer, which came direct to this
country, and after a short detention at
quarantine station entered. The mail
Is the first ever to be brought to this
port from Buenos Ayres by steamer and
was consigned to all portions of the
country,
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STOLE PURSE ON TRAIN.
Negroes Rob Passenger ON the Ala
bama Great Southern.

Negroes Rob Passenger ON the Ala
hama Great Southern.
Birmingham, Sept. 1S.-(Special.)-
Walter Welburn and Sam Hfghtower.
colored, were fined $50 and 1870 days
extra in the Police Court this morn
ing on a charge of larceny of purse
from John Higdon, a passenger on the
Alabama Great Southern Railroad yes
terday.
Higdon got on the train at Chatta-
nooga en- route to Birmingham. On
account of the crowds he went into
the negro compartment and went to
sleep. When the conductor came along
he found Higdon asleep and his pock-
etbook lying beside him in the seat.
The passenger complained of losing
$18. A telegram was sent to Blrm-
ingham and an officer met the train.
The two negroes were seen leaving
the train before 1t entered the depot /.
Judge Feag.n heard the evidence and
assessed the fine, named The negroes
the streets.
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NOTICE
NoN-UNION BRICKMAsONs AND ME.
CHANICS.

NoN-UNION BRICKdAsONs AND ME-
CHANICS.
We. the non-union BrickmasOns of Mont
gomery. do appeal to the contractors that
we are prepared to carry on any job OF
brick work and can furnish IS brick
mas0us Information will be furnished by
any of the following officers:
L A. Shaw, President.
j. w. Royal, Vice-President. s.-=
j, Porterfield. Secretary.
r. c. Cummings, Treasurer.
G. w. shaw, General Manager, BOT 4
Grove Street..
King Thomas. Walking Delegate.
Ellis Davis, Grand Marshal.
s. walker. Grand Chief
Sam Cook, Committeeman.
Gabriel Lewis, Door Keeper.
Jas. jackson, Floor Marshal.
VIM shaekelfOrd, Outdoor Marshal.
DE. shaw, Special Officer.
Rev. W. NJ. Dent, Chaplain.
OFFICE 200 So. Holt Street. Phones 2541
and 1870. -O'
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Ed John.tn Convicted.

Ed johnson, who was the leader
riot tina. occurred on a street car about
four weeks ago. when the street car
men and whiter and the negro passen-
gers engaged in a free-for-all aght;
was today convicted In the Criimnai
Court for assault with intent to murder
Conductor Quill McNair. who was In
charge of the car at that time. The
negro was tried last week, but the
iurv could not agree upon verdict
conductor was stabbed in several places
bv the negro. receiving wounds WHICH
physicians feared for time might
rrove fatal. He will be sentenced to-
YsnnrrnW
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ALABAMA POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Postma@ters. New Rural Routes and
Carriers, and Substitutes;

Postma@ters. New Rural Routes and
Carriers, and Substitutes:
washington. Sept. 1s.-lSpecial. y
Allen c. Coates has been appointed
postmaster at Browns, Dallas County,
vice Allen p. Lesser removed.
Rural routes have been ordered es-
tablished as follows, October 16: De-
Armanville. Calhoun County. routes l
and ., population $40. families 1885: Nc
Fall, Calhoun County, Route l, popu-
iation 500. families 125: ohatchee. CAL
houn County, Routes |. and 9. popu-
lation 1900. families 275; Rock Springs,
Calhoun County, Route 1. population
ESQ, families. 10; wellington. Calhoun
County, Route 2, population 3ss, fam
lilies 81. November 10, South Hill. De-
Kaib County. Route 1, population $40.
families IS.
Rural carriers appointed: Centerville,
Route 1, John c. Hecks carrier. John
R. Hecks substitute; Geneva, Routet 2,
Bascom l. Pledges carrier, w. A.
Pledges substitutes; Warrior, Route 3.
Marcus L. Hays carrier, William Hays
substitute.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-19
NEWS OF MOBILE
J. H. HUNTER THE VICTIM OF TWO
ACCIDENTS.
Right Knee Fractured and Left Leg
Broken In Two P1aces--A Negro
u Arrested for Robbing .
saloon.
Advertiser Bureau.
MANIA Cat %

MOD1le, Sept 10.
j. H. Hunter. a white man. was
brought to Mobile this morning on the
Mobile and Ohio train from Quitman:
Miss. His right knee is fractured ana
his left leg broken in two places. Mr.;
Hunter was brought here for surgical
treatment and was removed from the
train to an infirmary for attention,
Mr. Hunter. according to his state
ment. was the victim Of two decidedly
peculiar accidents. Sunday while OPP
Grating q gasoline motor car on the
Mississippi and Eastern Railroad. a
short line out of Quitman, the car
struck a dog. The operator was thrown
from the car and his right knee frac-
tured. Last night while running the
car into Quitman he failed to notice
freight car on the line in time to stop;
The motor collided with the car and
Mr.. Hunter was thrown heavily to the
ground and his left leg was later
found to have been broken in two
places. Before being brought here the
man was given Temporary aid at Quit
man.
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KILLING AT RUssELLvILLE.
II. Sargent Stabbs His brother T.
Deatil.

Is. Sargent StaDDS HIS hfOther to
Death.
Russellville. Sept. S.-(SpeciaD -B.
Sargent, II year old boy. killed his
brother here yesterday Several ne
groes were drinking with Il. when
VIII. the one who was killed inter
fered and tried to make B. go home
when one of the negroes gave b. a
knife and told him to kill VIII. He
stabbed him twice, causing his death
in an hour or two. The other negroes
are in jail,
Yesterday was county court day
here the first since the advent of the
new solicitor, MIR. James Bolton. A
large amount OF business was trans
acted, mostly cases for minor of
lenses. Mr.. Bolton is a strong lawyer
and a vigorous prosecutor.
James Morrison died here yes
terday after an illnesss of one
week He was so years old and had
lived here nearly all or his life. He
leaves three sons, all men OF this
place. and one daughter.
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Engagement Announced.

Centreville. Sept l8.-(Special)--
Announcement has been made of the
appro aching marriage OF Miss Fannie
culse Oglesby to am4s L. Ferguson.
evening of September q. at the home
of the brides pareyts, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Ferdinand Oglesby. Rev.
Mr.. Sinnott will officlate. The bride
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-19
LOCAL OPTION LAW.


Rev. Brooks Lawrence Believes One
VIII BE Passed.
Birmingham, Sept. S.-(Special.)-
Rev Brooks Lawrence, Superintendent
of the Anti-Saloon League OF Ala
bama, today gave out an interview n
which he expressed the opinion that
the next Legislature would enact To-
cal option law which would give the
various counties the privilege of vot-
ing for prohibition or not.
He said that If this local option law
was enacted that many counties would
go dry He said that a list OF voters
throughout the State and constituents
of the legislators would be kept in
formed exactly how their representa-
tives voted on the local option law
when 1t came up.
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T. w. Shackelford.

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE..
wish to announce to my friend"
wand to the public. that 1 am now To-
Gated at los Ia Washington Avenue
journal Building). whore will &C,
lively carry on and conduct a general
Real Estate and Insurance BUSINESS.
Prone 1853. T. w. sHAcKELFCRD.
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Robbed n saloon.

George Knox. a negro. known to the
police department, as Fox, will have
to go into the City Court and answer
to the charge of grand larceny, Early
Sunday morning the saloon Of Joseph
G. Tyrrell. Commerce, between Copti
and Government Streets, was entered
and $39. 90 and goods werc stolen. That
afternoon the negro went to the home
of Special Police Oficer Roy L. Hoyle:
paid him $3.50 which he owed, ana
asked Mr.. Hoyle to keep $50 Tor MIN.
The negro claimed to have won the
money In a crap game.
It happened, however. that two OF
the employees of Mr. Tyrreil had sun.
cient evidence to warrant the arrest OF
Knox and Policemen Harris and NC
Carron arrested him. One employe
found in the saloon hat which the
negro acknowledged was his and the
other saw him as he was coming OUT
of the alley which leads to the rear OF
the saloon. Recorder Clarke ordered
Knox held in $500 bond to the city
Court and the negro was turned over
The number of thefts from DWELLING
and business houses in the recent past
has been something alarming. Almost
every day reports are made at police
headquarters of depredations In houses
and the detective force is being Kept
busy looking for the Offenders.
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NOTICE

MAYORS OFFICE,
Montgomery, Ala, Sept. 18th, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing Of the City Council of Montgomery held
on the 18th day of September, 1905. Sat
urday, the 2sth day of September. 1906, at
~ o'clock, noon. was set for the hearing
ments of taxes for the year. 1905.
w. NJ. LEAGUE.
-1ot Mayor.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

We have moved from the Basement of
the Moses Building to the Montgomery
Light and Water Power Company's new
building, No. Ill Dexter Avenue, Second
floor. New telephone No. sol.
TERRY q DAVANT.
Typewriters and Office Specialties
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meath at Hntchechuhhee.

Columbus, Ga, Sept. 18.-(Special.)-
News has reached Columbus of the
death at Hatchechubbee, Ala, of John
S. McMakin. a prominent citizen of that
place: He WAS q years OF age and
missioners of Russell county. HIS
funeral took place yesterday after
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-19
O'Brien to Fight Berger,

San Francisco. Sept 1S,-It has been
practically settled that Philadelphia
Jack" O'Brien and Sam Berger are to
box forty-five FUNDS for the heavy
weight championship at Colma on the
afternoon of Thanksgiving Day.
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suit but little SO that Glover. King
and Haley are noEinates
While the official announcement has
not been made yet as to the nominee
for sheriff. there is hardly any, doubt
nut that Colonel Higdon will be de-
ciared the nominee. The COMMITTEES
tomorrow. The race for he nomina.
tion Of sheriff was one of the hardest
fought in the history of JEFFERSON
vas exnended by both candidates.
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Charged with Robbing Mails.

Columbus. Ga, Sept. 1S,-tSpecIaI'J-
Pat Murphy, a negro night watchman,
at the postoffice, was placed under ar
rest early this morning charged with
robbing the mails. 1t is alleged that M
stole a package last night containiaS
rings. Postoffice Inspector Piatt anu
preliminary trial was set for a Jew
days later. He made the bond requir-
II
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More Letter Carrier. EMPLOYED;

Birmingham, Sept. 1s.-(specialo--
Because of increasing business hve
letter carriers were put on this week
out of the Birmingham postoft1ce, one
for East Lake. one for Avondaie ana
three for the city. Six clerks IN the
list six more will be put on. The post
Office business Nm Birmingham has oeen
increasing at a rapid rate and the need
of more help has been apparent lot
many months.
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to be has spent her xir'h,,d anil
young womanhood in this place, ana
social affairs, ann IN all things ap-
pertaining to her church. The pros
pective groom IL man If sterling wt1tN
an dis q successful planter and stceH
IN fsar
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-19

Information was received by ChleI OF
Police Rondeau this morning of MUIR
der at Beaumont, Miss. on the Mobile,
jackson and Kansas City Railroad sun
day. Details are meagre. A. A. Miller
of Beaumont writes that Ike Merchant
had killed another negro by the name
of Amos Sims, the former having dealt
his victim a fatal blow on the head
with heavy piece Of oak, Merchant
escaped, coming in the direction OF
Mobile, He is described as being black,
Ave feet six inches tall and weighing
about 100 pounds. He has scar on
the right cheek and an upper tooth Is
of gold. Chief Rondeau has instructed
his force to keep a lookout for the
man..
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REMOVAL NOTICE

On or about October list, will move
to 2le Dexter Avenue.
THE PATRICK P. BAILEY CO.,
,Phone 545. Plumbers.
Present location 11e Monroe Avenue.
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Miss Cornine Fonde has returned
from a pleasant summer in North
Carolina and Tennessee.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

rhe friends and acquaintance OF Mr.. os-
car G. Irwin and family, Mrs. Addie
Cook and family. respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral of the in
idence, No. 500 jefferson Street at $3.50.
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The New Battle House.

Frank NJ Andrews, architect for the
New Battle House Company tonight
said the contract for the construction
of the New Battle House was let this
awarded to the General Supply and
Construction Company of New York
and the mechanical equipment to the
Joseph Mcwilliams Company of Louis
the elevators, boilers, generators and
refrigerating and ventilating apparat..
us. The work is to begin at once and
the building must be ready for occu-
pancy by January /, 1908. Mr.. An
drews declined to give the amounts of
the successful bidders. but said there
were about fifty bids on the entire
work.
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The first of the bridge clubs to re-
organize met yesterday at the Country
Club with the following players
Mesdames j. S. Robbins, Theodore
Hughes, Lynn Daugherty, McCreary
OTIS, Junnis Woolf. James Grey Thorn
as, Holcombe QuiIl. Tom Roche.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Ross and fam
lily will close their cottage a Point
Clear tomorrow and return to the
city.
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Detroit, Sept. 1S.-After banking
Detroit for seven innings Glaze was
driven from the slab in the eighth.
Harris replacing him. Bostons lead
was too great and the incident did
not affect the result. Score
r. H. E.
Detroit :. :. 1000 900 Os2-5 IS 2
Boston :. :. .010 DOL 1871 IA
Batteries-Mullin and Schmidt
Glaze, Harris and Carrigan. Time /: 80
Umpire OLoughlin.
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Mrs. Rhet Goode and Miss Mabel
have returned from visit to An
napolis,
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Mr.. w. G. Horn is to join the army OF
autoists this winter and has gone
north to select his machine.
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Miss Virginia Sims is expected home
Thursday from Lake Toxaway.
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The marriage of Miss Josephine
staub and Mr.. Roy A. Pooley was cell
ebrated this afternoon at o'clock
in ST.. Joseph's Church at Spring Hill
College. The brides father. Prof.
Staub. has for more years than l..s
daughter can count, been organist of
the little chapel. and the bride of to-
day enjoyed the distinction Of being
the first to be married within its
walls. In gracious recognition of
this. she chose for her decorations
and bouquets, flowers as nearly as
possible matching the college colors,
purple, and her brides maids wore
girdles of the same color on their
soft white gowns.
The bridal party included the ush-
ers. Mr.. Jim Papies, Mr. Oscar Brown,
DR.. Burnet Crane. Mr.. Randolph
Brown; groomsman, Mr.. John Embray
best man. Miss Berney Roe. brides
maid. Miss Emily Stanb, maid of hon
| or. The bride who is particularly
pretty blonde, wore a lovely costume
of lace and liberty silk.
The music was a feature of the cer-
emony, Mrs. Simon presiding at the
organ. Prof Suffich assisting with
the flute. Mrs. Lavretta sang. After
the ceremony a reception was held
at the brides home and later the
young couple left for a wedding trip
to North Carolina. Mr.. Pooley the
fortunate groom, is a son of Mr.. and
ued employee of the City National
Bank, having risen in short time from
runner to his present position OF re-
ceiving teller. The good wishes of
many friends are extended the young
couple.
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q Books Free.

We will send every person that
writes us any or all OF our recent
medical publications. entitled Nerve
and Brain Exhaustion" Diseases III
Men" Health" and elect" These
books are both interesting and IN
struotive and every sick person
should read them.
We have studied and treated these
and other Chronic Diseases for over
20 years and have established
reputation and practice which we
believe is second to none In TINS
country. II afflicted call on or write
us. Examination blank free. write
for full particulars. Severe ana diIIi-
cult cases especially solicited, DIR.
HATHAWAY & CO.. Suite As Inman
Bldg, atlanta. Ga. "a
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Mrs Eva Cohen accompanied by her
son, Oscar has gone to New York
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintanees of Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ. Armistead are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral SER
of the latter at the church of the Holy
Comforter at 1i:30 o'clock this morn
ing.
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to take an advanced course in kinder
garten work.
Mr.. ]. c. Rich left today on bus
inesss trip east.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. P. Inge and sons
have returned from their summer trip
Rev. A. r. Carr has returned TO the
city from his summer vacation.
Miss Annie Spotswood returned nome
Yesterday from Asheville.