The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-25
SidespaA Pencilings
Pest.aae, p.rk WIN he Popular.

Pestsalee Park VIII BE Popular.
II am pleased to see they are beau
trying the park In the rear OF the
predict that when this park is COM
pleted II will be one Of the most popu-
lar places In the city.
No city can have too many parks
Fortunately Montgomery is not SO con
gested that there is crying need for
play grounds or airing places, but the
city is growing and every little outlet
that can be made use Of for the beneht
or the people will be welcome
Montgomery Is essentially city OF
homes and fat buildings have not yet
become much in evidence, but II we are
, to have Y 100000 people In 1910 apart pa
take care of the added population.
People living In apartments will have
no yards and parks will therefore be
appreciated and become essential.
Travel to jamestown.
Travel to the jamestown Exposition
IL as vet rather inconsiderable, most
nation to postpone their visltations 20
the fair. A few travellers are already
vending their way to the Virginia ex-
position, the Seaboard having recently
0b By p %ay Of q VINO
None of the roads has yet taken on
much business for the exposition,
though the exposition rate tickets have
that the first Of May will see the be-
ginning Of most of the travel north
ward.
Automobiles In Montgomery.
Il am surprised that there are not
more automobiles in Montgomery" said
travelling man yesterday. 1t Is es-
peciaIiy strange when you consider
that Montgomery has tho best system
Of country roads of any County In the
State. The roads, too. are compare
lively level. There are few hills of
nny tSa and T mould woaa e
practically an automobilists paradise:
THE streets of the city are well
kept, too. Only after rain Is the
running Of an automobile inconvenient.
some machines in the city, but 1t looks
as though large percentage OF the
class of men who are able to own ana
about the buying of one But summer
Is coming on-the great season for the
automobile-and probably great In
crease will be noted in the number OF
Montgomery autos"
And Montgomery Lost, After All.
1t would have been so funny tnat al
most every one wished he might gst
caught But he didn't.
He is very dutiful private secre-
tary. so he might have been forgiven
even IL the boss had found him out.
He attends TO his duties whether the
u remarkable thing for a private sec
rotary to do, and he is altogether quite
a valuable young man.
But he couldn't resist the tempta-
ton to have a same back -at-you. When
he came down from dinner yesterday
afternoon he found upon his desk a
note in the august script of the boss
81 am going out. shall be back at
$40"
when the private secretary. wrote
a note and placed 1t on the boss's desk
1t was in his own very spencerian ana
lovely script, and read:
81 am going out too, but I doubt II
you will eyer know 1t for I shall be
If the game had been called on ac-
count of rain.
livingston School.
Superintendent of Education II. C.
from Livingston, where he attended
meeting of the Committee on Faculty
of the Livingston Normal School. The
Committees report will be submitted
to the Board of Trustees at its regu-
lar annual meeting on May 6.
The Committee was named at a re-
cent meeting of the Board which was
composed Of the Governor. the Super
intendent of Education, the President
of the school, B. b. Barnes of Eutaw
and f.. M. Elliott OF MOundVllie
r The Governor was unable to attend
the meeting of the Committee in Eu-
taw. The Committee went thoroughly
over the situation at Livingston and 1t
will be ready with report on the fac
ulty when the Board meets in May.
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Messrs. D. w. Grassland. Duncan
May. Ira Virgin. DR.. C. G. Laslie. DR..
b. s. Chapman. Charles Meertief, H. c.
Carter. Dr.. Castor H. Griel. T: H.
Betty and George w. Jones will leave
today for Birmingham to attend meet
ing OF the shriners;; -
Mr.. G. C. Houston. one Of the del,
egates from the Birmingham Trades
Federation of Labor. returned home
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Hon. E. D. Smith, City Attorney of
Birmingham. is a visitor to Montgom-
cry.
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Mr.. B. Taylor Smith of Birmingham
Is a guest at the Exchange.
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Mr.. S. P. Russell of New Orleans is
stopping at the Exchange.
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Mr.. Henry Hall of Mobile Is a guest
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Mr.. l.. Y. Dean of Eufaula is a Wis,
itor to the city.
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Mr., C. Mcqueen of wetumpka is a
guest at the Imperial.