The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-25
Sidewaik Penciiings
LooIxn over Dairy Farm.

Looks over Dairy Farm.
 MAX. Risser of the Dairy Division, Bureau of Animal Industry. Depart States, departed from Montgomery last night for StarksviIle, Miss. MT. Risser, who is occupied with work at came to Montgomery to confer with MT. l.. l.. Gilbert of this city In re- gard to the establishment of Mir: Gil- bert,s model dairy farm on the Wooa- MT. Risser's short visitation to Mont- gomery made him enthusiastic over the city and the country sides round the county is easily adaptible to uttli- zation for dairy purposes. and that few if any more profitable employment OF % During his stay in Montgomery. MT. Risser, accompanied by Mir. Gilbert, visited the latter's farm and many places in the city.
 President Hanson Here.
 President J. F. Hanson: of the Cen tral of Georgia Railway Company. ana Major R. E. Steiner, division counsel, were callers at the the executive ounce at Major Steiner stated that there was no special significance In the vislt 70 Governor Conner. He was merely stop ping over in Montgomery ana WsnL t1 noy1 yo the Capitol to pay his respects 10 'soV- arnor Comet. +
 Lamar smith on Prohibition.
 Representative Lamar Smith. of El- more County, was caller at the cap itoI yesterday. MT. Smith says that he believes Elmore County is certain to go dry if an election is held, and that he will vote prohibition ticket hisn- self.
 general State prohibition bill In the House of Representatives, he said that he would not. do so unless the people in Elmore County desired him to-
 Professor Barnes and Mir. A. ". Jones of Jones Mill. formed dele gation which called at the Capitol yes terday to secure the location Of high school at Jones Mill for Monroe The gentlemen saw the Governor and the other members of the locating nity. Jones Mil is near the center of the county, like Monroeville. It IS situated on the Repton and Manlstee branch of the Louisyille ana 2, NasnViiie, .a bidders for the school, Monroeville, Beatrice and Jones NH. Mir E. F. Uullman, prosperous merchant and one of the best known citizens of Selma. spent last night in Montgomery. MT. Ullman came to Montgomery to meet his family who where they have spent part of the Col. G. L. Conner. a prominent law yer of Eufaula; and brother of Coy Capitol visitors yesterday.
 
 Senator Joseph F. johnston. accom- panied by his son, MT. Edward John home in Birmingham.
 MT. Gaston Troy of the city En- gineer's Office, has returned to Mont gomery after pleasant visit to New York.
 Mir. D.. J: Brooks and Mir: D: D. Knight of Elma were registered at the Hotel Summers yesterday.
 Mir Henry C. seibles of Birmingham is visiting kinsmen in Montgomery, where he formerly lived.
 MT. M. s. Smith, a well-known mer- chant of Selma, was visitor to Mont gomery yesterday.
 Hon; James K. Powers of ,HSs Florence T e HoteI: if tss'''''s" A' 'H' "
 Rev. R. H. Cobbs, of Greensboro spent yesterday in Montgomery.
 MT. John E. Mitchell, of Mobile. wa' a vieltor to the city yesterday.
 MT. Priolea6 Ellis of Atlanta is reg. istered at the Hotel Summers. 
 MT. $. D. Dantzler of Autaugavill' was in Montgomery yesterday.
 
 MT. J. c. Dean of Sylacauga is reg | istered at the Imperial.
 MT. R. V. Mabry of Birmingham il at the New Exchange.