The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-13
vINEGAR BENp NEWs.

| AtSN4Cs VINEGAR BEND NEWS. Vinegar Bend, Sept. l2.-(Special. ) arrival of the necessary paraphernai.a the initiation ceremony which was scheduled for this past week by the local camp of Woodmen of the World Der IT. Council Commander H. c. Crelly has returned from his vacation and IS entnuslastic over the marked | rnepease rnepth or M interest on the part of the | MISS Carrie Dodd, who has been wis., ltlng friends on the coast returned Sat- urday last much improved in health by | her sotourn at the seaside
 | The young son of Doc Turner, who was removed to the infirmary in Mobile 70 undergo an operation for stomach trouble Is reported to be In a critical condition. The child is affected with Bright's disease.
 l MT. D. \. Johnson of Second Avenue IS confined 10 his home from a severe | attack of typhoid fever.
 ooist Church gave an ice cream social at the school house Saturday night iast' Quite a sum was netted which cured in building the new church on ", $ Taylor. J. S. Wilkes and D. m Walkss nied thsir application for past week
 Mir E. P. Lay of Mobile. who has been shipping lumber from this point I returned home Monday last. MT. D. H. Hurton Turner returned nome Sunday last after an extensive trip through Missouri, Denver and Utah MT. Turner expects to return to Denver at an early date.
 l MT. T. S. Hallman is again at work after a severe attack of chills and | HS.. Ny., 5, - =. -..z Ala, for a few days.
 The Bohemians held their quarterly convention at the home of the Perpet- ing with the customary good cheer. Messrs. Brown, White, Green and Black were amongst those present, the orig insl M,is rain3ow nI;oH HgSSartet x,,.,. ., who has been the guest of Miss Bes- l sie Roberts on Second Avenue, returned to her home Friday.
 | MT. William Williams of whistlr, | Ala, was the guest of his uncle, MT. . Frank Baxter of the Bend Tuesday The regular Wednesday evening list Church and was marked by @ Q Ia fair
 MT. W. H. Gorday Of Second Avenue IS confined to the house suffering from
 Dr. A. c. Creiiy, returned wednes. day morning from Cullom Springs, Ala; after a pleasant visit lasting sev- st citronelle to visit her sister. Mrs.
 pr. Jeffries of ciftronelle. who has been attending to pr. crelly's prac- Wednessd;ay nsG,, sa;cygaL last; Or. Jetfries made Bend who regretted his departure.
 MT; J. C. Little. former resident of nlAnn aA ri fs. IT . nesday last.
 MT. George oglesby of Eeaksville, Mss. was the guest. of MT. and Mrs.
 MT. Irwin Mann of Deer Park is vis- of this place.
 With tue. completion of the steeple the Methodist Church will be practi- cally finished on the exterior. Much re- mains to be done inside in the way of flooring and ceiling tbe edihce It will So, no doubt ready for dedication in
 The Vinegar Bend baseball team is playing in exceptionally hard luck. The l two games played at Waynesboro as grounds against the Fruitdale team re- suited in defeat for the Renders. We will have to import some ginger be-. | fore the season closs.
 Friends of Miss Cravey of First Av- enue, will be gratifed to learn of her recovery from her recent illness.
 The closing of the Washington Coun- ty Bank at the Bend was the only material evidence that such a holiday as Labor Day existed. MT. Tom Feniil spent the day with relatives in Citron-
 Mr. John Gorday is busy on his plantation at Deer Park getting his cotton crop, which we understand will yield about eight bales. nearly bale to the acre.
 Er. Ed ogden visited friends in town the early part of the week
 Engine No. l01 of the A. and Nj. passenger service. is in the shop un- lO2 is making the regular schedule be- tween the Bend and Leakesville.
 MT. Ben Haight, of the M. and O. night force at the Bend, is still re- Ala. He is expected back this coming week. Meanwhile the shift is divided between J. D. and Dick Flournoy.
 Mrs. Morrison, after visiting Mont gomery returned to the Bend Thurs
 Senior Jose Ricardo of Cuba is learn ing dressed lumber classification at the, Vinegar Bend Company's blaming The African Methodist Church of this neighborhood concluded their revival services Sunday last with a baptismal celved into the church.
 The First Baptist Church of the Bend will hold protracted meeting com nenclnS MOuudy next anu tasting d
 MT. Lawrence Evans of Leakesvillo was gusJt at Hotel Turner Thursday
 Mir. W. B.. Gilbert of chinchula. Ala. IS the gueSti of Mir. A. R. Turner at his home on Second Avenue. Preparation is being made for the installation of the new Fay and Egan band re-saw in the blaming mill de- partment of the VinGgar Bend Com
 It is expected that the local camp of Woodmen will attend the unveiling of the monument erected to the mem ory of thelv ,ats friend and brother Mir. c. E. BusDy, at 5uckatuma, Miss. MT; joln n. Olsen na ana M, MT, Charles
 MT. Wallace Cooper writes from Woods Hale, Mass, where he Is chief machinist on the Fisheries Commls- sion steamer. Fish Hawk. " Mir. Coop CT has been very successful in secur | Ing such rapid promotion, he being as yet not one year in the United States service.
 Carpenters have been at work re- pairing the fences around residenceY on First Avenue, adding much to the appearance of that portion of the
 Mrs. N. E. Turner has returned from a visit to friends in Missouri. and in cidentally traveled through and visited nessee and Kentuck| Mrs. Turner < health Is much improved by her so- | journ in the North
 Brother J J Mashburn reports bus mess brisk on the east end of the linr the past week , .-- r.,-,. =