The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-19
'Alongst Pleasant Psssons
f,h..t-.. H.. RealIy Come.
n 0. s. PARTRID0x,


 The most essentially strong Christ ent year vas the blasts toqtsd iron rom srcSsa rne sx aSros hetS tSe downtowH streets last night and made themseiyes r"e wer. served of all observers. They, Were very jolly ipdeed. eke merry, ana w.rs m 70 proud to be looked at. for they were the first that ever burst into tue com- parativsly silent sea of gayethhsss sghf nj and smiling island of happiness n. !! For the holidays have been really very quiet as regards actual holse the horn crop seems to have been re- tarded by the warm weather Pnt uPsy are coming on now. ana tous.n ~ rr91isty weather nsssiSanos wn,Sh s wifi bring things out all right.
 Grating Crates UnEratefuiiy.
 There IS little matter talked ,Ss Os other night that seemed trivial put Is of importance" remarked a prisn.n an person yesterday IS ap9u sba side.
 When they become unbalanced. they rattle and chatter In the most alarming who wishes to walk along the street without attracting the attention of everybody within half 2 block IS star tled from hlS Well-DTtu conipvsu4S. Avenue and South Perry that scares the life out of a fellow. Just a trihe you know. but 1t counts.
 The Photographing Person. T say, my friend have you ever been photographed since you were a looking eot o person last night. why. man,
 o 9 ast for the Ssns fun ssi eg able say that you have had @ the or,d vsry f"It happened to nie this afternoon; 1 did it by request. but l doubt It shall ever do it again. put on more on d lowered tie. with the dinkiest kind of q gayly-cheolke suit. and en- tered the operating room. The pho an undertaken and good deal more of dentist. though daresay he is a pleasant enough fellow and consist, felt like he was going to do somett ing
 And he did. He looked me over. then placed me in a chair w,th horrid clamp for the backstoop of my era nium to rest ia, fixing my right arm one way my left the other. dangied one hand at my side, and put fool that was to rest easy and casual on perfectly 'naturai. He told me to look sed esssan my sSqs sS1a st tsst sts hsSe | and made me moisten my lips. Then in what seemed an eternity, he ran across the room. h.d his head under the black cloth. squinted at me. poked 1 his head out again, and that Will oo-- steady. nowp and squeezed that absurd | little rubber ball.
 "of course l moved too soon, and he had to do tt all over again. I think shall have the photograph made onto those dainty little souvenir postcards saH % sSrd them %s ss soms to x fsRd' Dr. George Petrie. Professor of Latin | and History in the faculty of the Ala was a generally known visitor to Capitol. where pr. Petrie called. and SSm SSrn alumni domn ses Wso cail I nT hm fried. he received cordial welcome.
 MT. J. Weiss of Mobile departed from Mont gomery. to his home yesterday after brief visit to the city. Senator l Weiss, frequently in Montgomery, Is i among the most popular men in the sf is and nS h o s saat degres a for Re has made his friend here almost if not quite everyone that he has met. MT.
 Weiss came to Montgomery by reason
 Hon. Harry c. Gunnels, Superintend- | ent of Education for this State. re- turned yesterday from Birmingham | where he attended meeting of the l Board of Trustees of the University of | Alabama.
 MT. Henry Drane, employed by the | Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com pany in Selma. spent last night in Montgomery.
 MT. c. W. Duncan of Auburn was a popular Visitor to Montgomery yester- | day.
 MT. T. D. Sanford of opelika spent yesterday with friends in Montgomery