The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
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DRAA3t@t&AH Nt S0l4AeER HA4H1Gs
 From Mountain Creek Captain J. AT. Simpson commandant of the old Soi- elsrs eas,a Home. writes The Advertiser ss sknowing your kindly feeling for the dlers Home, wish to occupy in your columns space to acknowledge re. eeipt of the. following timely and to the Soldiers Home, for christmas We have received from Pelham chapter. L, D. C.. Btrmin ghan, Ala, Union Springs Chapter. U. D. e.. one years subscription to The Advertiser; Mobile Chapter Y. D.. C., through our rIsno; WIsb ciashins aTs Harvey E Jones s 1Is nSS marked to each old soldier in the Home; Mobile Childrens Chapter, ap- Rropriats presents to old soldiers; Greenville. Ala, one large box excel lent homemade sakes sufficient for every cottage, with fruits, etc; Seces- sl;, sion Chapter, Montgomery, one box Mrs. w. A. Gayle. one box fruit: State Farm. Spigners one barrel syrup; J. " Cannon. Montgomery. turkeys for Montgomery Lodge Elks, one box cig- ars and tobacco: A. C. Sexton. Mont gomery. one package tobacco. Mrs. William Adams, BirrnlnShan one
 
 each inmate of the Home; General Louis V. Clark( Birmingham; generous check as Christmas present to the moms: n,orS:r General Eli Torrancs. psst ,s com oils, Minna New York Excnagc to pay for New Years dinner for entire Home. So you see we were remembered by our friends in most generous man ner. which enabled us to spend joy- ous Christmas day. the good cher be. ing enhanced by tpe. knowiedEe that kind hearts scattered oyer the State and even beyond our borders. have been thinking of us, and heipAd ke contribute to our enjoyment. When I say wS-are grateful. voice the feei- ing of all the ola veterans"
 Some Distinguished Visitors.
 The enrrtdors of the Exchange Hotel presented a busy scene last night. The gates to the the tarees Ses eonve lions DOW in session in this city and the arrival of the visitors and their assignments to quarters made every Some of the distinguished educa- tors who reached the citv last night are James H. Foster, President of the nis6nma EduSss1ionsi AssSststi3 M. of Tuscaloosa P. P. Burns of Atlanta, tia.. treasurer of the Southern Educa- tional Assoeiation: r, M. Landrdm, isnts nTs,s'fRs Pabls Rschaos 2 M.rr Alt of Atlanta, Commissioner of EdncatIon for the state of Georgia; pr. J. K. Powers of Florenes: J A; Moore. at, School at MontevaIlo: John c. Viii Hams. Superintendent of Education oe TalladeTa. and D A. McNeili. Super. G paunets Sf ns Tassss % seh0gs M State Normai School at Jacksonville, Zeb. V. Judd. of RaIeiwh. N, C., renresentative of the North caroiina President of the State Norrai School at Abbevilie: Fl. T. wiIlinxhavn. Pres idsnt of. the State Normal school at Sset %n,umps as te tv .so1s s pasrintsn xsrh,s,s N. C.. and Seeretar& of the Southern Educational Association: c. R Glenn, President of the North Georeia AerI and Prof. H. E sieriy 'ed0GSal of chastanoc: o, }: Ra. Tenn.
 Mr. Thad wa...s has returned from tract for the club house of the Per dido Bay Club. This club which was organized q few months avo fs com posed of MontWomery sportsnnen. who and bunting on the Bay, t is exoec- ted that the club house will be com pietsd in two months
 A telegram received in Montgomery yesterday announced the serious ill., ness of Mir T W. BareIayiat his home tn Lexinetan, Va; Mir Barclay is the ISr. Raiiev, acting pastor rf the First Presbyterian Church of Montgonerv. Mrs. Railey will leave for Lexington on an early morning train today.
 Col A. M Garher, Attorney General elect, and Mrs. Garber. have come to make their home in Mor'~ornery for the next four years. They will oecu- street. which was formerly occupied by Rev. Henry rrawick.
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 Mir William E. Fort. the Birming- ham young lawyer, who will ba Pri- vate secrstarY to Governor Conner came to the. city last ni~ht. He Is staying at the New Exchange,
 MT. Edward Y o,connor. @ Managing Editor of The Mobile Item ana Mr. Norwood 4. Richards Secreta~v of The Item Publishing Company. soent a short while in Mortsomery last night President Shirley Brage Of the State Convict Board has returned greatly improved from Baltimore. wherN he went several days ago for medical ''ea''S"'' % % x
 Mir. Edgar Gardner Murphy reached Mopt"oTuerv few days ago and is stopTng 5s %sTs .st.rb at the ils Eyshangs Ell
 
 co to San Antonio. Teyss, to spend some time with his bother.
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 Mir. F.. 4. Scott. formerly we'll known citizen of Alabama, now resi- his daughter Mrs stuart Mckenzie
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 Hon. Willis Brewer came in from his place in Lowndes county last pieht and registered at the Exchange Hotel
 S E % Mir. Georee w. Duncan of Auburn came to Montecnerv yesterday He was accompanied hv Mrs Duncan.
 Mir. c. B Brown has returned to Montgomery from Selma where he snent the holidays with relatives.
 Hon. c.eor~e " ~ sr,athsr. ., wavctsv''lH N C.. Is visiting relativos and friends here.
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 Rev. J. R. McMuIlen of Gadsden is nf nTTe ed,,ca II" t0" ,0"k in upon the convention or ''O'a'0rS' m s @
 MT. W. ". Benson, a well known citizen of Geneva, Is io town.
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 Mir. S. P. Rather. IT., of Union Springs is in tse s ,, .'ty v
 Dr. IT. R. Mctlwa'n. of Hamnton- s..1r;, s,Srsv, Va, is visiting Prof. j. NJ
 # @ % Mr Deans Pssrs"r Of selma spent Hon. W. p Seed. State Treasurer. elect was in tho civ "esten.av. MT; T; J: Lan1ar, of Jasper was in