The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05

him over to the United States grand jury, and his bond was places st $500. !. Osceoia Webb. formerly of Kelly ton, but now acting 5u, r.ntenden- O; the Mobile Military school. was in ope- Iika Monday on business. Professor Webb Is graduate of the Alabama Polytechnieh Institute, calss of lsoz' and has many friends in Opelika, who are pleased to hear of his success as teacher.
 Hon. William H. Sanford of Troy. who has been visiting his mother and other relatives in Opelika, has return ed to his home.
 W. D. Cooley. an esteemed and high ly respected citizen, who lived near Hopewell Church, in Lee County, died at his home early Tuesday morning. He was in his usual good health Mon day night, when he retired. and his wife was greatly shocked when she awoke during the latter part of the night and found her husband dead. MT. Cooley was an excellent citizen and was about 60 years old at the time of his death. He is urvived by his wife and five children.
 Miss Leah Phillips of Arkansas. who visited her friend. Miss Jeanette Shap- ard of Opelika, during the Christmas holidays, has returned to Decatur. Ca. to resume her studies at the Agnes Scott College. rss
 Fire Chief George S. Robinson. who was taken suddenly i'll last week. and who sustained serious injuries by fah- ing down the steps at the Ire depart ment. Is improving, and 1t Is thought he will be able to resume his duties In three or four days.
 Mrs. Frank Paddock of Albany. N. Y., who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. N. Lghtfoot in Opelika, has gone to Montgomery to spend several days with her friend, Mrs. E. P. Flowers.
 The young men of opelika entertain ed their young lady friends at a danee at the armory Monday evening. About twenty couples took part In the pleas ures of the evening. Dclightfui music was furnished for the occasion, and the grand march was led by MT. Byron Glo- yer and Miss Carrie Mae Grimm. The chaperone were: MT. and Mrs. A. w. Lawson, Mrs. J. F. Adams. and Mrs. Berry of Dadeville. Among the many visitors on this accession were Miss Hathaway Smith of Arkansas. and Miss Pauline Torbert and Miss Elizabeth Griffin of Lafayette.
 MT. W. o. Harwell a successful bus- mess man of OpeIika, who was confin- ed to his bed for several weeks with grippe" has recovered, and Is able [" return to his business.
 Mir. Walter R. Sanford, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. W. J. sam ford, has returned to Mobile to re- sume his duties as instructor in the Mobile Public Schools.
 The Bank of Opeiika. under the able and wise management of J. B. Greene. its vice president. made a most wonder full record for the year 1906. The bank has over half & million dollars in indi- vidual deposits, and every branch or the institution Is in a most prosperous condition.
 Miss Katherine Dean. and Miss Edith Sloan, of Davidson, s. C., her attrac- tive visitor, after spending the holi- days in Opeiika, have returned to the Agnes Scott College at Decatur Ga'' where they are students,
 Miss Myrtle Renfro, who has been visiting her parents. Hon. and Mrs. N. F. Renfro for several days. has return ed to Nashville, Tenn. where she Will again enter Belmont College.
 Dr. w. R. Weedon, who practiced medicine In Opelika for several years' has gone to Roanoke. to make that city his future home.
 Mrs. Dan S. Robertson died at the home of her husband on South Railroad avenue. in, Opelika, early Tuesday morning.. MT6. INODGkbe beolA hNN SSNsA ~NtN fined to her bed for several months, and during tha ttime she suffered much' but she bore her affictinos without any murmurings. She was 54 years old at the time of her death. In 1S6S Jas Miss Floyd. she was married to MT. Robertson. She was a consistent Chris tian, having joined the Methodist Church in 1872. Her remains were laid to rest in the city cemtery, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. The funeral services were conducted by Revs. w. P, Dickinson and J. M. Dannelly at the family residence. Messrs. W. M. Pulliam, B. F. Ingram, George Dod- son, w. M. Melton, T. T. Williamson and L.. F. Dickson, acted as pail bear CTS. The deceased Is survived by her husband, six children, mother, three brothers and one sister.
 A romantic marriage was celebrated in the pariors of the Royal Hotel. We'd nesday evening, at 6:30 o'clock, when Miss Myrtle Manley of Roanoke. and Q. D .Atchison of Texarkana, Tex. were united in the bonds of matrimony, by Hon. John B. Lyons. judge of probate MT. and Mrs. Atchison left opelika Tor Texarkana, Tex, where they will reside in the future.
 Claude Harrison and Paul Matthews. of Watoola, after spending the holt- days with their parents, have returned to Greensboro, Ala, where they will re- sune their studies at the Southern Uni-