The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-28
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Hendon Mabson, who returned to Montgomery Saturday night from a business trip to Oklahoma and Texas, tensively advertised in that section of
 Everywhere I went" said Mir. Nab son, .it seemed the people l met knew I did. and when l told them l was from Montgomery, they sad, Oh yes, you come from that growing city in Alabama which we have been read pression out there that our city Is one of the foremost and most pros berous cities of the South, and sew eral people whom l met were serious ly considering a removal to Ala bama and probable location in Mont gomery.
 Il learned from these peorie that they had read of Montgomery in the advertisements which are being placed by our city in the leading periodicals of the country. and 1t was really the first time I was convinced the ad- vertising plan is one of the best things to promote the 1910 movement. Money spent in this direction seems to be having the desired effect.
 T felt particularly proud when these people, far off from my home, mentioned the name of my city as
 Suggesfion to the Lawmakers.
 ''The work of the legislative session has not been progressing very well point of one who merely follows the recorded proceedings" said an obser- yer of the solons yesterday but It it Is a fact that many lose sight or, of the lawmakers is in the committee room. Hence, too much credence should not be put in the apparent fact that but little has been done.
 hfv,o which I think the Legislature might have done better than it has. By ad- journinR from Friday until Monday, 1t was thought, an opportunity would mittee meetings to be held turing Saturday But I was told not a sim gle committee of either House was able to muster a quorum for the con ticai effect of the adjournent was the loss of an entire day.
 Now. my suggestion to the legisla- tors would be that when they desire of the two Houses and spend It in committee work, they should simply adjourn over one day in the middle of the week as from Tuesday to Thurs committee meetings. and not letting time enough for the members to go to their homes and return before the next regular session."
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 Here With His Bride.
 Hon. Walter. U. Acree of Newton, a former member of the State Senate from Dale county, has been spending the last few days in Montgomery in a happy manner. He is here with his bride of few days. spending a short honeymoon, before returning to his Dale codnty home to settle down. MT Acree was married last Wednesday morning to Miss Mittie Lamply at the of in fbiG nd the news of their wedding will come as a surprise to their host of friends at home. MT. Lamply, the father of the bride. was present at the eeremo- ny. which was performed by Rev. Dr. o. C: McGehee, pastor of the Court Street Methodist Church. Both Mir. Acree and his bride are held in high esteem in their community. Wright. Bob Arnold, c NJ. Dsnzey and s A Van of Abbeville are at the New Mabson.
 a Messrs.. c. H. Sellers and R: L. gomety.
 Mir. Daniel Pratt of Prattville is at the Exchange, accompanied by Mrs. Pratt.
 Mir Henry McDaniel of Demopolis is visiting Montgomery.
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 Mir. c. L. Starr. of Selma was in Montgomery last night
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 MT. H. B. steagail of Ozark spent last night in the city.
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 MT. D., K. Smith of Monroeville is visiting the city.
 MT. J.. L. Russell of Eufaula is visiting the city.
 Mir. S. G. Lightfoot of Eufaula is at the Imperial.
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 Hon. John B.. Ward of Abbeville is in the city. MT. A. L. Kent of Wedowee is in Montgomery
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 Mir E. s. Miller of Ensley is at the Exchange.