The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
NEWS OF UNION SPRINGS.
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Little Son of Professor and Mrs. Har- rfson Dies. Union Springs. Jan. 3.-(Special.)- After two weeks illness the four year old son of Prof. and Mrs. W. R. Harri- son died few days ago. The body was carried to Opelika for interment and the parents are still there. Pro- lessor Harrison has charge of the pub- lie school here and on account of lit- tie Roberts. death school will not open until January 8.
 While trying to light a fire cracker day or two ago little William Car ter Adams was badly burned about the face. At first it was thought that his eyes were put out but he was carried to Montgomery and treated. The little fellow is now able to be out. Mrs. Hugh Foster entertained last 1 evening with a domino party. The house was deliberately decorated in smilax and pink carnations. Punch was served in the hall by Misses Vir- ginia Pickett and Virginia Pittman.
 Mrs. Edgar Johnson Pierce enter tained Saturday in honor of her sister, Miss Carrie Thompson, of Woodlawn.
 Miss Elizabeth Baldwin. of Mont gomery, spent the holidays here and quite number of entertainments were given in her honor.
 Miss Ethel Watkins, of Roanoke, Va, is expected Thursday to visit the fam fly of Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Watkins.
 One of the prettiest of thes entertain ments of the season was the indoor picnic given by Miss Frankie WoIfen- deh. All of the rooms and hall were converted into a grove and among the shady trees swings were placed and a lovers lane was also seen. Here from a well a refreshing drink was served. Under the trees a regular picnic din- ner was spread.
 Miss Mona Penick, of Three Notch, has been elected to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of Miss Hob- dy in the public school
 O. c. Moore has completed his new residence at Downs and will move his family this week.
 Wash Tourney, a white man, said to be from Eufaula, was arrested here charged with stealing some clothing from the Josephine Hotel. He stayed in jail a few days and when it was learned that he was a k1eptomaniac he was released and money made up by the citizens to pay his way back to Eufaula. Bascum Sellers went to the depot with Tourney bought his ticket and put him on the train and just before the train left MT. Sellers went in to see if he was on but eAu1d not find him.
 Governor and Mrs, Jelks spent Sun day here the guests of Capt. and Mrs.
 
 was the annual tribute of respect by Governor Jelks in visiting his mothers grave here
 Mrs. L. D. McGregor, of warrenton, Ga, who has been here for the holi- days left for home today.
 T. B. Miles has purchased the George H. Walker home, the consideration be- ing $3,00O.
 MT. and Mrs. B. B. McAndrew have moved to the home of w. R. Bick- ersteff.
 Next week will be observed as a week of prayer, the services being held at night in first one church then an- other.
 Rev. Glenn Crosby spent a few days here this week and his family returned to Greensboro with him.. H. K. Martin, of Flora, had a pain full accident Saturday. He brought a load of wood to town and while driv- ing through a gate the wagon ran over his foot. He can get about only on crutches.