The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-18
MIR. AND MAS. AMOS CELE-
DRATE GOLDEN WEDDI,

| BRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
The following from The Sidney co.
Democrat will be read with interest,"
by many Alabama. friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. O. Amos, who recently cefe
DRAFTED their golden anniversary:
1 Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Amos celebrated
their golden wedding Sunday. On &C.
| count Of q recent death in their fami.
| ly. a son-in-law, M. j. Pegg. none bu,
the Immediate members OF the family
were present. They were married al
Woodsfield. o., September Q, 1856. They
settled in Beallsville where they taught
three terms OF school together and
| then moved on farm where they re-
| NAMED two years. In 1860 they moved
to woodsfield, where Mr. Amos began
practicing law and where he served
two terms as Prosecuting Attorney
ten years as School Examiner and two
terms as Senator from the Nineteenth
District He was appointed Adjutan,
General by Governor Allen in 1874 and
they resided in Columbus for two years
January. 1876. Mr.. Amos purchased
The Shelby County Democrat and came
to Sidney and they have been identi-
ned with the interests OF Shelby County
and Sidney ever since.
They have eight children, all Of whom
are living, Mrs Emma Pegg. living
near Columbus; Mrs. Horace Holbrook
OF Yreka. CAL; Frank c. Amos of Co.
| lumbus: the other members of the FAM
lily reside In Sidney They have had
remarkably healthy family. During
the fifty years of their married life
Mr.. Amos has been sick two weeks
and Mrs. Amos one week 1t has new
er been necessary to call a physician
to treat members of the family a Sec
ono time except in two instances when
one member was under treatment two
weeks
| weeks when another member had ty-
pnoid fever contracted during the cpl
demfc OF that disease in Columbus Ave
years ago."
HERMAN AT PICKETT SPRINGS.
A number of the young men of the
younger set gave a german at Pickett
SPRINGS last evening when the dance
was led by Mr.. Samuel @. Jones. with
Miss Julia May Henderson, and among
the other participants were:
misses Maud Howe. Rbeecca Rut-
leoge. Tinsie Moore, Georgia Saffold,
Mary Ellen Harris, Annie Danziger,
Kate Courtney of Mobile. Cane Burke.
Kate Steiner. Nellie Beard. Louise
thornton, Lula Mcqueen. Mary Met
Ecalfe, Carrie c. Smith, Frank Haiti
wanger and VIII o'Dell Dickerson.
Messrs. Willie Frank Joseph, Julius
Gay, Frank Noble, Thomas Mourning,
Miles. Chestnut. Hal Brown, Thomas
Jones. Ashley Cook, Bruce Joseph,
John Henry Walker. Boisie Hood, Fred
McManus, Sam Jones. Capt. E. H.
jackson. George Mentz. Mr.. Theo.
Toms, James Davidson, Edgar Finch,
Virgil Chandler. Lieut.. A. H. McNeel.
Lieut.. T. c. Locke. E. Y. Graves, e :.
w. Clapp. Sergeant George Tyson,
Morgan Browder. and Frank Browder.
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MARRIAGE THIS EVENING
OF MISS GLENN AND
MIR. HARRISON.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Andrews
Glenn and Mr.. Charles e. Harrison
will be an interesting event of TODAY
The hour is $50 o'clock and the we'd
ding will be solemnized at the home of
the brides uncle. Mr.. Benton Holt 212
South Lawrence street.
The bride will be attended by her
sister. Miss Ell Louise Glenn, Who
will be maid of honor. and her listle
cousin. Miss liberia Holt. who will
be ring bearer. Mr.. Chares Tallman
will be the singing of "Oh Promise
Me-" by Miss Cora Parker, accompa-
MED on piano by Miss Kate Simpson
UP y1r.~-5s PARTY At
COUNTRY CLUB.
An enjoyable occasion of Saturday
was an Up Jenkins party at tho Coun-
try Club. The captains were Mr.. En-
NETT Seibles and Mr.. Pope Foster, and
the players were:
Misses Ella Hargrove Sayre, Mar
gueritta Rice. Mary Tyson. Bertha
Fitzpatrick. Mary Knowles and Grace
Halls; Messrs. Pope Foster. Emmett
Seibles. Catrevas, George Marks, Ell
more Higgins. Miller. Tuifort of Nor
folk and Mr.. Howard.