The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
great system will be considered by th' agents in attendance at the meeting.
!. so.s csmp nesrwssised.

 agents in attendance at the meeting.
 Sons Csmp Resrwsnfsed.
 This afternoon al -5 o'clock in the council room at the city hall. Camp Pettus, United Sons of Confederate Veterans. were re-organized. when Commander w. B. Craig called the meeting to order, there was present quorum of the Som besides a number of Veterans from, Camp Jones Each of these Veterans expressed great de- light at the reorganization or the camp of sons and promised their hearty aid and assistance.
 Temporary organization was first formed and as Commander Craig was present, w. L. Mckee was nominated Adjutant The election of officers was then gone into and W. B. Craig was again elected commander. He accept cd the ofice in most graceful manner and said that he hoped that the camp would flourish more under his new commandership than 1t had before all interest had been lost in the organi- zation by its members and that he would do all in his power, to arouse this interest. in the hreastsof every Son Veteran in Dallas coenty. R, H. Mangum was elected lieutenant com mander. W. L. Mckee, adJutant and W, F. Callen. treasurer.
 The question of the celebration ot tooth anniversary of the birth or
 Robert E. Lee, was then taken up, md committees consisting of R. E. L. Nell and Bruce Craig was appointed to confer with committee from the Camp of Veterans and from the Daughters of the Confederacy. It was then de- cided that recruiting committee Of tiNee be appointed to meet members for the camp from the young men Of the county. This committee will be ap- | pointed by Commander Craig in day or so. The meeting then adjourned, subject to the call of the comman- der.
 Tonight at about o'clock. in his apartments in the Hotel Albert. there occurred the death of Milton Poweii' who until December 1. was the man aser of that thotsl The deceased came to Se.ma from New York about six months ago to take charge of the ho- tel. but on account of his bad health, he was forced to give up the manage meth of that hostelry. He has been on the verge of death for several weeks past He leaves a wife and daughtor to mourn his loss. The remains will probably be shipped to Kansas City l for interment.
 Social and Personal. Sanford Brant of New Tork city has been spending the past few days here. W. c. Priyett spent yesterday in | Matadin.
 Messrs Stanley and Joseph Wolf. who have been here visiting their sis ter, Mrs. Teper. left today for their home in Louisville. Ky.
 Miss Jennie Hardaway will leave to- | morrow for Tallahassee, Fla, where | she teaches music.
 l Miss Bessie Morrisette has returned | to her home in Newberne after visit | ing friends in the city.
 Mrs. Joe o'Neal of Mobile spent to-
 day in Selma.
 l Mrs. J. H. Rousseau and daughter. Miss Sidney Young. will leave tomor- row for Mobile. from which place they will sail for Havana, Cuba, where they will spend several weeks. | L. Lamar. Jr.. left this afternoon Tor l LynchburG, Va where ne will reeume | his studies after having spent the hol@ idays with his parents.
 s. A. Fowlkes has returned from Mo-
 bile where he spent several dayP on