The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24
Bremen and sfosquitos.

Bremen and Mosquitos.
 Talk about mosq litoes," said a mem Der of the North Montgomery fire sta- ton the other day, we've rot 'em in North Montgomery They are not those little harmless fellows, but they are grown up mosquitoes and you bet they
 T never believed there were such biz ones over there. Tn our station, we have screened our sleeping apartments, so that the mosquitoes will not worry us when we sleep. We can very well anord to fight them when we are
 T am thinking about a scheme for protecting the nan on watch from these mosquitoes have proposed a ing from frame and falling over the man on watch. It is to be 50 arraneed that when ar alarm comes in the touching of lever or button will throw the net out of the way and up up something like this. The fireman on watch needs ts be protected"
 Drummerx Or 4Iika Hotel.
 Tt is a certainty that we are going to erect hotel at opelika," said q lead ing Montgomery member of the United Commercial Traveller yesterday.
 You have no idea how the movement cling men of the State. They have jumped at the project and LOW the nec- essary funds have been completely raised. IncludinD the site, the hotel, no doubt that the hotel will be a suc- cess. It will be mo .ernly conducted, end, even if we get only travelling men as our patrons. we will come out all
 The committee of the M0ntgomery Council will 20 to Opelika in about two weeks and decide on the purchase of a site. After the ground is bought. we AXnAHf if fn hA h1t q short fiF0a hAf fsrA the erection of the hotel will begin"
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 He Likes Montgomery.
 What I like about Montgomery most,"- said Robert H. Parker of Chat tanooga, Tenn. '.is its people. They are genuine and sterling. They pos sess, and. what is better, exercise the if he had not lived in vain In not hav- ing always been here.
 More and greater. power to Mont- gomery, the genuine city"
 Mfr. Parker is interested in street paving and represents one of the large constructing companies of Chattanoo~ ga-
 MT. Fred s. Ball spent yesterday in AE1nta attending meetings of the Boards of two c. .panies in which he is director. While there he was a the Country Barbecue Club compliment arr to Mir. Miles M Dawson. ths con- suisinR actuary, who assisted Mr. Hughes in the insurance investigations in New fOrk' %%
 Messrs Herndon B. Mabson and Rob- ert R. Never have returned from a de- li~htfu1 automobile trip U Talladega one hundred miles, was made q 'ough the country.
 MT. Benjamin J. schuster of Selma, accompanied by his wife and two cry yesterday from French Lick Springs, Ind. to their home in Sei- ma.
 MT. D. c. Williams. of Brewton, as- sociate editor of The Pine Belt News. and one of the best known newspa- per men fin South Alabama. is in the city.
 MT; E. Q. gra..ch will leave today visit wis Washington, PShiiiadeiphia and and other cities before returning home.
 The condition of Thomas F. Stephens who recently was operated upon for appendicitis at 2 local infirmary, is re- -''ted as steadily l"gr0vins.
 Prof. J. c. Hall of Gainesville. Ga, spent a short time in the city on his way to Tuscaloosa. where he goes to attend summer school < x x Mir Walter Collins and his daugh CT. Miss Mary Will Collins of Or elika. are on a visit to relatives in the city. & % H
 Mir. Ed. Hurst of Birmingham. Is visiting the city
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 MT. Ross Steele of Birmingham. is at the Glenmore
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 Mir. E. E. Hammond of Dothan, is in | Montgomery.
 g as MT. D. Gillis of Brewton Is in