The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-18
SIDEWALK PENcILlNGs
MT. Day caIird ,o cultfornla.

Mr. Day Called 10 calffornia. s,ls Rev, n,,nss,h Richard Day, young Bspi I5 admirers in Montgomery. has been called to the passionate of the Baptist Church of Sunnyvale, California. and The san Jose tcal.f) l Mercury says: The Rev $ Nj White who has peen holding gervices for the sunnyyals s prsasns snsrah ss sssfs ssndas soran s last Sunday, and left yesterday Ion his former home tt Wheeler. N. T Th" Reverend gentleman has been the reg Church. and in that capacity also aeid one service for the Baptists of sunny vale each Sunday Sunday afternoon members held business meeting and decided unanimously to extend cail to the Rev. Richard k. Day. graduate cal College al Liberty Missouri and will accept tho call MT. Day l l- tor or one of the he largest Baptisi churches in Ohio and last summer flli- ed the pulpit Of the Central l,aptist pqa snS dcahs of the Eation. and if he Accepts the call which has been sos heartily xterdsd to him the santa Clara valley will be tns ter The Baptists of Sunnyvale not only have decided to have perman.nt past, but within a few months will spent 3 ay iass Es EebruaTy E,stns and as March u m Montgomery and made many wa,m when he received the cali He has ac ceptcd and win fill the pulpit in Sun nvdvale, California, on the first Sunday cali ca nnass for young ns minister, ns . and his cess in his work. Mir. Days home is in Terre Haute' ! Inaiana' {. :
 Voters and the Candidates.
 How many voters in Alabama nave decided how they will vote in the asked 'ei citizen yss yestepday. qt When 1t comes to the race for Governor, think that nearly everybody has de- ballots, % S but E further M % than that ss very few few men believe have given much thought to .the situation gard an ssvslef as f@airly arr inGs well posted @ on state issues. but confess that don't know right now how I am going to ps spse Srr tSr atsate dcss @ ana unSe cided. There are so many. candidates for so many state offices that the avs Conner Everybody interested in poiiss tics. it seems to me, hears nothing but gossip about the gubernatorisl race
  aMost voters will wait until few days before the primary and then they will get list of all the candidates and turn them over in their minds"
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 Perry Street sanitation.
 ''Why don't the City Council of Mont ef tse south 3 0 Perry na street extension s ts long promised sanitary connections" said a business man who lives on the South Perry street extension yesterday. Sanitary connections are badly need ed out that way and 1t seems to me that now is the time for the Council to put them in.
 'Ihe streets are in a bad condition now on account of the recent heavy state after any rain; Why. we don't on: the excuse we have for a sidewalk Is nothing more than a narorw path { nt best, and after rain the streets .s 1npo insse to Mae on them after rain. and the unfor- tunate residents of the extension find ssreet--psat ticalIy In the gutter.
 'aThia Is an undesirable state of things and hope that the C9ty. Coun- ell will wake up and look Into the con- ditions and give us the long promised tmprovements.'
 Hon. Thomas C. Mcclellan of Athens. TUT JuHtfCG OI tue supreme Messrs. E. c. Crawford. William Butts and D. A. smith of Birmingham. were in the city yesterday e t
 Mir. k. N. Spence and MT. s. T. Mitch ell. of Birmingham. are in the city.
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 MT. Henry c. Parker of GreenviIle. was a visitor to the city yesterday.
 SS TS rt Mir. W. Fl. wied of Evergreen. was s visitor to Montgomery yesterday.
 Me. Frank Robinson of Birmingham. was in Montgomery yesterday. Mir. N. H. Vaughn of Mobile, was a visitor in Montgomsry, yesterday
 Mir. W. l.. weld of @ Eufauia, is regis tered at the New Exehanse. MT. T. D. FaIlon of Prattville. Is reg istered at tho New Imperial Mir. T. B. Rice f of Greensboro. was in Montgomery yesterday. Mr. M. W. Gordon of Brewton. is registered at the < Wi1as0r' ' 2 MT. W. P. Champion of Lapine. was in Montgomery yesterday.
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 MT. K. T. Clayton or BArmlnS ham, IS at the New Exchange.
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 Dr. Thomas Duncan of Fleta. was in the city yesterday
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 Mir. Ed. Wadsworth was a visitor to the city yesterday.
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 Mir I. 6iaddfs of WRtunpI<a was in the city yesterday.
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 MT. o. B. Pruitt of Clayton, was in the city yesterday.