The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-27
Sidewaik Pencilings
Congressman Burnett in the city.

AOHKEGSMMUn Congressman John L. Burnett, or the Seventh Alabama District, spent yes terday in Montgomery, en route so Florida His family is in Florida at - Re- land, where his oldest boy IS attenuihs the famous college. 4ai, politics, but he intimated that he ex- pected Senator John A. Lusk to try ms Senator Lusk made the race two years ago. He carried only one county, nis home country of Marshal by snah majority. Congressman Burnett ear ear ried every other county in the ols- trict. His majority in his home coun ty of Etowah was more than ,lo0, The fight was one of the lvliesI congressional campaigns fought out m Alabama in recent years and In case the Marshal County Senator makes another try, another contest Is looked for Congressman Burnett has no dl- rect intimation that the Mar MatshaH hs,. oe1s is counting on having him as an oppon, ent. He did not appear to be at all disturbed over the prospect.
 on on Long Trip.
 MT. Won Der Licht, of Charleston 5. C., and his wife, who have been Tn tne city since Monday, will leace this morn ing for Nebraska.
 undertaken in Charleston, but has siV- en up the business for taxidermy. The city of Montgomery seems to have made a great impfssslf1;n f;IloU on serl nsril vice which he says could be greatly im- proved. and does not seem to De Tn keeping with the wealth of the city. MT. and Mrs. Won Der Licht will go from Nebraska to Missouri and on to California. then through the SoutheEh part of Texas to Mexico, through MexI- co to South America, and to cape Horn. From there the couple will sail over oo0 v,oIIaa to tha Ceorgian Islands. MT. Von Der Licht will collect speci- mems on the trip and thinks 1t will take them at least two years to get back to this country, II s
 Hon. John A. Lusk, of Guntersville. Senator from Marshall County, was prominent visitor to Montgomery yes city on legal business at the Capitol. where he addressed the Board of Far dons in behalf of a client. MT; Lusk seemed 1T. good health and stayed some l ernor Conner and other officers. MT. Lusk returned to Guntersville last night.
 Hon. Sam wifi John, of Birmingham, a representative of Jefferson County in the Legislature, spent yesterday m Montgomery. Colonel John attended is a member. The one was the Board of Trustees of the Alabama Girls In dustrial School at Montevallo, the oth- CT the Board of Trustees Of the De onel John while in the city, called upon the Governor. He left for Birmingham yesterday afternoon;
 Representativs soi & Bloch. of Will cox County. is a visitor in Montgomery from his home at Camden, having come to the Capital City to attend the meeting yesterday of the Board of at Montevallo, of which he is mem Der He reports everything In his sec ton to be prosperous
 Hon. H. S. B Mallory. of Selma. chairman of the Democratic State Executive Committee, and a member of the Board of Trustees of the Girls 1n- dustrial School at Montevallo, was in session of the board
 Hon. Ross c. smith, the head, of the Alabama Bureau of Immigration at Birmingham, which has succeeded in bringing so many immigrants to the, mineral district of Alabama, was in the city yesterday on brief business trip. Hon. H. c. Gunnels. State superin- tendent of Education, has returned to Montgomery from Sylacauga, where he Inspected the Fourth Congressional District Agricultural School
 
 Hon. Walter D. Seed. State Treasurer. is expected tC return to Montgomery today from Birmingham, where he spent yesterday
 Mir. c. B. Goldthwaite, of Troy, is visiting the city, accompanied by his wife.
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 MT. J Morgan Prestwood, of Anda- lusia, was in Montgomery last night.
 
 MT. Wade Allen, of Anniston, is reg lstercd at Hotel Summers.
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 Mir. J. l.. Yancey, of Elba, spent last night in Montgomery.
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 Mir R. T. Cobbs of Guntersville is in the city.
 MT. N. J. Bowden, of Elba, is vis- iting the city.
 MT. w. B Glenn, of Enterprise. is in Montgomery
 MT L. M. Lindsey, Of Brewton, is at the Exchange
 Mir. G. W. Freeman. of Jemison, is at the Imperial
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 MT. s. H. Carter, of Booths, Is in the city.