The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-06-01

Malker County AM RIght.

walker County All Right.
In ali the gloom and rdespondeney
over the failure of crops said a prom
snent citizen yesterday. 1T is very
pleasurable Indeed TO hear something
TO cheer us on; and / think there ID
not man In the world that can give
cheerful news more cheerfully and more
convincingly that Captain Jack Gran
FORD of Walker County.
he came down a few days ago 70
meeting of the committee from the
Legislature on city charters OF some
thing of the kind, and Of course the
first question he had to answer was
about the crops. He was about the
first man they had seen from way up
in the hill country. 1t isn't mucn OF
cotton country up there, but they 40
raise some and II was fine to hear cap
tain Crawford say that they were go
ing to raise just about as much THIS
year as they did last. OF course we
may be zenvious. for there is no DOUBT
cent of, but we are. in moments OF
good humcr.. very glad the walker
County people are going to come OUT
ali right"
Mr.. Marc vinccntelli will depart
Monday on his annual trip to Europe.
Mr.. Vincentelii wilt 60 from Mont.
gomery to New York. where he Will
remain until the sailing Of his steam
err. La Savoie on June g. for Havre:
From Havre he viii go to Paris and
other cities in France. Mr.. Vincentelli
Is the recipient of many expressions OF
bon voyage" and wmany ishes Tor MS
carly and safe return to Montgomery.
He expects to be absent about h'e
weeks.
Governor Conner returned yesterday
from the University of Alabama. me
mencement of the University and at
tended the meeting of the Board OF
Trustees He is enthusiastic over the
present and the future of the Univer.
sity. The Governor said that he had
a busy but very ENJOYABLE time. nnd
was in in fine health and spirits yester-
day, which he spent in the transaction
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President wickersham of the West
ern Railway of Alabama who was in
Montgomery since Thursday afternoon.
returned to Atlanta early yesterday
afternoon I'm his private car.
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President Charles C. Thach Of the
Alabama Polytechnic Institute. was In
Montgomery yesterday and talked en-
Enthusiastically Of the approaching COM
mencement at Auburn.
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Mr.. Charles L. Longsdorf of Boston.
New England Passenger Agent OF the
He In here In the interest Of the travel
to Jamestown.
Hon. E. r.. McDavid. of Birming-
ham, formerly Secretary of State OF
Alabama. has returned to his home az
ter spending the past two days with
his friends in Montgomery
Mr.. C. H. Billingsley, clerk of the
department of Agriculture and Indus
tries. has returned TO MONTGOMERY af-
ter making an official visitation to
South Alabama.
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Hon J. A. Wilkinson. Commission
turned yesterday from the funeral of
his son-in-law, s. s. sellers at sear,es'
Hon Harry c. Gunnels. State Su-
perintendent of Education. has re-
turned from the University of Ala
bama.
Messrs w. A. Brown and D. y. Perry
of Tuscaloosa were In montgomery
last night.
(Mr. J. H. Burt of Greenville Is In
Montgomery, accompanied by his WIFE
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Mr.. T :, NJ. Bender of Selma was
visitor to M0nt s e Yesterday
Mr.. O. C. wiley Of Troy is at the
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y Mr.. D. Chappell OF, Union springs is
registered at Hotel Summers
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Mr.. John P. selman of Troy is reg
istered at the Imperial.
T. = 4
Mr.. f. M. wilcox Of. Auburn was in
Montgomery last night.
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Mr.. J. R.'Brown of Talladega is visit
ing Montgomery.
Mr.. ]. o. Rogers of Andalusia spent
last night in the city.
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Mr. r o. Murray of Selma is In Mont
gomery.
Mr.. William C. Davis of Jasper is In
the city.
Mr.. ]. ]. Banks of Opelika is visiting
the city.
Mr. ]. L. skinner of Camden is in the
city. o,.,,
MOVEMENT AGAINST BRYAN.