The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
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UUkB0 08 AS1te ~ O0D06 . Is . ~. the city. there F .t no s.,l piac:s e the day, such bustie and excitement os at the Union Station. There Is always :omething. doing. and the two pre- dominant features. merriment and sor7 row, are 1hs undercurrsnts that are
 With the rumble from the incoming train. the crowd at the depot surge: to the gates. laughs and chatters and prolonged. an embrace. . kiss and . grseting. and all. for 2 while.'i is over. The incomers 60 on their way, while some of them are glad over an arrived at home" while others of them are sad because 0f the absence.
 When the fncomeIs from the gates make their greetings and depart they do so. as . rule, just in time to make snS hssy nor os sssrs wSss and sweethearts. are also there with fathers and brothers and friends. There is another Mandshake. another embrace. 3 kiss, and the sorrowing relatives. from the gate as the train rolls away, some of them with sorrow in their eyes, and others with quiyering cheeks.
 There are people of all sects. race the poor are misceiisnousiy mixed in the throng. elbow to elbow. and cent on the same errand. squaking babies and grey y-headed men and women are tie ,eoins and the the excitement @ @ up up until far in the night
 Success of Montgomery Boy.
 Lorensc Semple. Former Montgom- York city. is living example of what properly appiied." said . prominent Montgomerian yesterday:
 papers where this former Alebamian. now a leading practitioner of the New fork bar, has been retained as counsel for Daniel Belmont in his suit against of the Peterborough Metropolitan Com ital of $225, 100000.
 The suit in which young semple Is engaged. as counsel for the plaintiff, ,5 is one of the most important civil cases that has come up in New York this year and the result is being watch pe.ed pre.,Sinpp as 3nd9e nss for injunction against the merger. and If this4s granted. which MT. Sen:ple feels confident that 1t will be, 1t will speed ~ the vcsoly for ond hs w yosns
 Major ssmpie 1: a son of the late Major H. :. sempls of this city"
 Messrs. Sam ana Arthur Hirscher, co managers of the Montgomery Theatre. will leave this morning for Philadel- phia, where they will attend the great meeting of the Grand Lodge or Elks, both of them being enthusiastic mem bers of that order. From the Quaker City. the Messre. Hirscher will so 70 New York. to remain five or six weeks combining business with pleasure.
 Rev. J. W. Shores of Prattville. the oldest living momber of the Alabama Methodist Conference, has moved ko the city and is now making his homo with his son and daughter. MT. md Mrs. R. B. Shores Of 406 Boyce Street,
 Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Shores have re- turned from Florida, where they spent the past winter for MT. Shores's health, and arc now at 40s Boyce Street. High land Park. EI
 MT. W. A Billingrath has returned from Kansas City. where he went to join Mrs. Bellingrath, who is visiting
 Mr. B. W. FowIer of Mobile is at the Exchange. accompanied by his wife.
 MT. J. D. Bloch and Mir. A. D. Bisch of Mobile are in the city.
 Mir. J. D. Mcqueen of Eutaw is vis- ting Montgomery
 MT. J. J. Holman of wetumpka is registered at Hotel Summers.
 Mir. Tracy Lay as gone to 0adsden to visit his friends.