The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

never left the railway station. rMontgomery is a beautiful. city. l spent good part of the day rtSshs tea scitv nn The streets are wide and some ot them are we'll payer. l also saw tnat youir city has a good many handsome resi- dences and the business olstfict seems 1 to be well built up.
 Mir. McConnfco asked about the 1910 buttons which he had noticed on the coat lapels of some of the business men down town When the button was ex- claimed to him, he expressed the opinion that Montgomery ought not 10 nave much trouble gaining the desired re- Esult.
 Vehicles at Ball Park. 1T would suggest that something pc done to keep vehicles from passing Tn front of the entrances and exits to the baseball grounds at Athletic Park said q citizen yesterday. "Every day with such large crowds of pedestrians rush ing out of the gates to get on cars ar ter the game. lives are imperliied oy the passing of swift teams and automo- m is not long since little boy was knocked down and run over. but Tort unately he was not badly injured Sup pose a person would want to take one or several children to the game. He would be in constant fear that they would be run over by these vehlcles; ten, the children would have to re-
 arll III teii you what ought to be done.
 fence should ir6 6e pnii1 nina So any a further toward the gates than the first ticket box. There Is plenty of room on this side Of the ticket box for all vehicles side. Or, If they are to be allowed to go on the other side, road should De 1 graded from that side, leading into the the main road to town so that yenicless, .ess VII ns pedestrians"
 N w4u Attend pr. Glenm's Funeral.
 Mr, J. s: Dowdell. pr. Glenn Andrews. a. friends and relatives of the late pr. E. IT. Glenn. for a great many years Treasurer of the Alabama Polytechnic Tnstitute wifi go to Auburn this morn, ins i to attend His funeral The funeral 1,ii1 fake place at 11:15 o'clock this morning. Arrangements have neeh made for the early n11rn,ng a,thnngb % the local train, which leaves Montgomery aoout en q o'clock. will reach Auburn before the hour for the funeral. xxr w Thompson of The Trades man of Chattanooga. was m tne cseS sS yesterday arranging for materlai Lot a special Montgomery Editlon pl tns 1s Egs consulted with Secretary I. L. Gil, hart of the Commercial Club in regard ta the subjects which will De takeh up'
 .. " 2 Greene and family. who have been stopping with; relatlves M " Mny NEnnt9oYnery since returning rom thA eneannpment at Mobile. returned to their home in Headiannd yessefu'' -aoca pearce. who has been connected with the General Electrtva SUir ,''ith nary of Schnectady, N. Y, retprne.uu wi.n M his brother and will engage with nm in business here; %@ Rev. R. R. Ellison. pastor or tae Forest Avenue Methodist Church ms ms returned from vacation iriD snH eva- | fill his pulpit at the morning anu ming services. ., a a
 MT. L. L. Gilbert Secr.etary .t51r,s srU or left taf Commercial Club of Montso,ne,n bs rnonntains | of North Carolina where he VIII spe"e several weeks. Captain Walter s. white or Annas5 iIrnad commissiofer, spent yesterday in the city.
 Mr Junius J. Pierce has @ returnso e. has been visiting. friends and relatives r MT. Ernest N. Judd. representative of Advance, Birmingham's wioe-a"aAs magazine is in 3ee % cisy'
 MT. J. ?. Hattemer of F9rt Deposit was in Montgomery yesterday MT. L. E. Broughton of Andalusla was in Montgomery yesterday.
 MT. c. E. Duringer of Troy was a visitor in the city yesterday
 Mir w A. Enis of Florence was a | visitor in the city yesterday. l E N as
 Judga W. F. Wilkinson of Prattville spent yesterday in the city.
 Mir. R. E. westbrook of Birmingham spent yesterday in the city.
 MT. N. P. Renfro of opelika spent yesterday in Montgomery
 MT. W. A. Davis of Birmingham was in Montgomery ' gestesE.day' M ,.
 Mir. Hugo Noa has gone to Tate Springs to spend t%o " weeAs
 MT. W. T. Hendricks of Mobile was in the city yesterday: l MT W. J. Walker Of Marpury was in the city yesterday:
 MT B. Duncan of Birmingham was ir the city yesterday.
 Mir F. H. Cobb of Mobile Is at the New Exchange.
 MT c. Kincey of Selma is at the l New Exchange.
 MT. w H. Moore of Greensboro Is al the Imperial
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 MT c. R. Davis of Garland is at the Windsor.