The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-02

progressive MonLgomerianS are, at least the great majority of them. in favor of landscape adornment, and I know the reputation of the city would be greatly enhanced if we had such a driveway as could be made along the The Commission would make no mis- take. In my opinion, by taking steps which you'd lead to the building of a road Of course. there are other plans like. to see the driveway proposition pushed and carried out"
 A Record Breaking Hunter.
 newspaper man entered a restau- rant late the other night and he was accosted by an individual who proceed ed to tell him story. declared to be the truth.
 T have seen accounts printed of a party killing twenty-two deer in Lou isiana and about 8 large haul of fish MT. Somebody made down on the Flor ida coast. but this has 'em all beat" he said.
 q sent a negro eut hunting today with gun and ten shells. Last night he brought me, twenty-five quail and gave him was all that he used. The negro is pretty sensible and truthful and believe him. although the story does seem almost incredible. half birds every time he shot He says he. missed twice and that would leave him eight effective shots. aver aging more than three birds each. did know fellow once who killed fifteen birds in fourteen shots, but if this negro. is telling, the truth. he has established g. new record"
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 A correspondent wishes to know where the famous Old Rialto was To- cated In this city. It was on South Perry Street. immediately back of the hYIfl Ainer of NN Y1xsn, and Dexter Avenue. Its owners were Eugene Beebe and FerRe HenshaW They were both very popular through out the South. Henshaw was an un~ usually handsome man and married a daughter of the late Judge S. F. Rice
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 The friends of MT. and Mrs. W. K. Harwell will rejoice with them to know whe has had two serious operations performed. and has been critically i'll for five weeks at local sanatarium, was able to be taken e t9 @ his home. Mir. James H. Nunnelee and Mir. Frank Nunnelee of Selma were in Mont gomery short time last night. They were en route to Florida where they will spend several s a weeks fs
 Judge John Purifoy left Montgomery yesterday for Greensboro, where he will be engaged fer several weeks exam inIhS lHo Cophs anu acCSuntS Ol the officials of Hals cs'nty' Z ,. MT. Virgil C. Griffin. IT,, who has been sreneing the holidays with his parents will return Friday ts the Uni versity at Tuscaloosa, where he Is a student.
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 Dr. B. B. Ross of Auburn. who is State. Chemist. is staying at the Im- perial.
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 Rev. W. 1T. Perkins sf Kentucky is visiting his niece, Mrs. J. A. Free
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 Mir. Tilden H. Greenbaum of Lou isville is visiting friends in Montgom- cry.
 MT. W. G. Walker of Union Springs is registered at the New Exchange,
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 MT. J. H. McNeill of New Decatur is staying at the New Exchange. Mir. John R. Rhodes of Selma was a visitor to the city ss al last j. night.
 Hon. H. S. Doster of Prattvills is registered at the Imperial.
 MT. orrville Lay of Gadsden is reg istered at the Mabson.
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 B F. Rea, Jr,, of Ware, is registered at the Glenmore.
 MT: George w. Jones of Mobile is at the Mabson.
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 MT. Cad Jones of Pensacola Is In