The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

Mr. Robert Tyler left on Friday even
Mg for Tampa, Fla. where he goes 20
In fhe Tampa Tribune. Mr.. Tyler 's
enc. OF the mos; intellectual men OF
Alaban,a, q deep thinker and a haent
cess awaits hin in his new fisld in
3eurnallsm.
Miss Helen Holmes Of Pensacola "a
the. guest Of her sister. Miss Sophia
Miss Ethel Hodgson will pass through
ss:s Ts to soh hsy n b" req !" McS
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Miss Katherine Jelks Of Erfaula. Ma.
y Sxpected In the city today, says Tn,
aftsr the wedding OF Miss E.hel Medley
and Me-. Sims. at which she will be an
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Mre. Ha1tiwanser and dauSbter, MES
Prank Haltiwanger, who have mai"
their home for the past year with their
daughter end sister. have sone to At
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Miss Alice I.lhey reached homa last
Right fro" Rh'; ! Eng ) =
Her friends will learn with regret
that Mise Dorothy Buschmann, WHO has
been seriously Ill at her home on Mar.
tha Street for four weeks, Is no better.
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Miss Claribel Roncy left yesterday
for Tuskcsee, where she was called on
account Of the illness of her aunt. Mrs
J. a. Peterson.
Mrs. F. E. Greene, with Ter grand
daughter, Elmer, AMI little grandson.
70 her son, Mr.. Willie Greene, of Head
Lind.
Mrs. o. d. Dolton of Valdosta. Ga.
gle Chambers. at the home Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Chambers.
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Mrs r. NJ Billing and Miss Mamie
Coleman, have returned from Vine
mont, where they have been for sew
Mrs. A. II. Munger and daughter,
Miss Aurelia FItzpatrick. nave return
ed to their home i IN < Kansas City
Miss Bessie Walker has gone to Bir-
mingham to visit her sister, Mrs.
James Hillmsn.
On Thursday evening q reception was
rendered Rev. and Mrs. r. r. Ellison.
blythe members of the Forest Ave-
nue. Church. of which he Is pastor. The
reception was held at the church and
made short talks. During the eve
ming. delightful refreshments were
served.
Her friends will be glad to learn
that Miss Pauline Tallman is recover
iEg from her severe Illness.
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Mr.. Ford ]. Greene. an employe OF
The Advertiser. has brought his fam
lily from Indianapolis to Montgomery,
which will be their future home. They
are at Ala Clayton Street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Anderson have
removed to 222 Pleasant Avenue for
the year.
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Mizell have taken
the house at 523 Dexter Avenue, and
are keeping house.
Mrs. r. H. Mizell at 523 Dexter Ave-
nue. for the winter:
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Perry are maxi
ing their home At 22O Catoma street
ii is winter.
Miss Laura Dugan of WinstoISa l.
lem. N. c.. Is the guest of Mrs G. r.
home on North Goldthwaite street.
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Mrs. James S. Nave of Knoxville.
Tenn, is expected Monday evening to
be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William
A. Safiold. at their home on Moulton
street. Mrs. Nave spent her glrlhood
in Montgomery. and many friends will
be glad to learn of her intended visit.
She is a grand daughter of the late
Hon. Henry ". billiard. Her mother
was, before her marriage. Miss Vir
einia Whiting. Mrs. Nave was as
Miss Mamie Hilliard, one of the most
roted beauties of the South.
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Miss whitman Hood entertained ~"
members of he.' Sunday School class 1T
q conundrum party On Friday evening.
hen the guests were. Miss Sara b..