The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-12
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 Gadsden, Nov. 1L--(Special. )--An- nouncement was made today that company capitalized at $50,O00 would b. incorporated here for the purpose of manufacturing car wheels, the papers to be filed during the coming week and the work on the buildings will be coln- menced before the first of the year.
 The incorporators will include sew eral local business men and a we'll known capitalist of Memphis, and will have strong backing. It is also stated that the manufacture of car wheels will be the beginning of the company and that 1t will later manufacture complete cars. One of the most desirable sites in the city has been purchased by the company, it being accessible to all of the railroads and near one of the large iron furnaces.
 The plans of the promoters have been perfected for some time, but they have been delayed in starting the construc- tion work on account of the scarcity of labor.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Commercial Club was held last night, a number of communications were read and disposed of. On motion of E. w. Whips, the president appointed five del- legates to attend the Southern Confer lence on Immigration and Quarantine Ito be held in Nashville beginning on November 412. The following gentle men were named: Hon. John L. Bur nett, w. P. Lay, R. A. Mitchell, J. M Elliott, Jr., and J. R. McMullen A number of letters were read from railroad officials in regard to the change in schedules asked for, but no final action was taken. The railroad people expressed a willingness to assist in getting convenient train service. Maurice Willows, secretary of the Gadsden Young Mems Christian Associ- ation, has tendsred his resignation to take effect at once. and will return to Bi' mingham to enter business. Arthur Chairselle of Birmingham has been elected to succeed MT. Willows and will assume his new duties next week. At meeting of the board of directors a committee was appointed to draft suit able resolutions of regret on MT. Will lows departure. Mir. Chairselle comes highly endorsed as an earnest Chris tian worker.
 Rev. S. P. Pryor has accepted a call to the Cumberland resbyterian Church of this city, and preached at that church today, at both services. Mir. Pryor Is one of the most eloquent and forceful young ministers in the church and has held temporarily some of the best charges in the denomination, not ably, Ensley, Bessemer and Huntsville. AAC SOiISS hSi Ai Oil V oi OHeAt 11AsS'
 Hon. Thomas J. Hefiin will lecture at the Court House on November 16 under the auspices of the Gadsden Chapter, United Daughters of the Confectionery The proceeds will go to the fund to build the monument in honor of Emma Sansom. This will be Mir. Hefin's first appearance here on the lecture plat form, and he will draw a large audi ence.
 Hon. Alto V. Lee, Jr., entertained the Bachelors Club, which is composed of the young attorneys of the Gads- den bar who have not yet been ensnared by cupids wiles, at his home on Chest nut Street last evening. An elaborate dinner was served in courses, which was the occasion of many. happy jests and toasts. Those present were: Messrs. siveley, Allen, Stiles, Butcher, Rainey, . Foreman and Brindley