The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-20

the pit of the stomach, The child is recovering.
 D. H. Justin. of Mobile will shortly take charge of the Bay City Lumber Company's plant at Leaksville.
 Mrs Thompson is i'll at the home of her daughter. Mrs. N. F. Rockwell.
 George Cattmore. of cttronell: fs wis Second avenue.
 Irwin Mann and his father are In town for . few days.
 T. M Blake, of Deer Park, is holding down the night shift at the M. & O. depot until Ben Haight Is able to take his customary position.
 A surprise party tendered Miss May Brown at her home on First avenue proved to be a most enjoyable occa- sion. The party of young folks assem- bled Thursday evening and the time was pleasantly spent in playing old time games, music instrumental ana vocal. A light collation. was served.
 Mrs. Elza Bentley. mother of W. H. Bentley, cut her hand while using an axe at her home on Second avenue Thursday pr. H. c. Creley attended and found it necessary to take several stitches in order to close the wound.
 The Vinegar Bend Juniors. a strong aggregation of young ball players. are out for few games to close the sea son. Teams averaging fifteen years can be accommodated by addressing Roland Busby. care Vinegar Bend Lum Der Company.
 Justice W. R. Leon held court at the Bend for the purpose of trying Pat Guggs who was accused of breaking into the house of one Fannie Moody and taking rifle therefrom. Guggs was found not guilty of the charge but was committed for vagrancy on a warrant served in court on which count he was sentenced to pay a fine of SEQ and cost. Tie fine was paid bv relatives.
 Justice Leon heard the evidence of fifteen witnesses in the case of Will Thuce and Will Wilson. charged with arson, negroes who were arrested some time ago for burning house belong ing to the Vinegar Bend Company. They were bound over to await the action of the Circuit Court. which con- venes at Chatom in March. The Ladies Aid Society connected with the First Baptist church held e business meeting Thursday afternoon and elected the following officers for the ensuing term. Mrs. H. c. Gully president; Mrs. Crarey, vice president Mrs. H. s. Turner, secretary. and Miss Ermina Turner, treasurer.
 An oyster supper and tacky party is cNHSooiC0 iOi dH early IdL6 unQer the auspices of the society. The A. & M. road Is erecting a spa cious' tool house for the use of the section crew at Eddy.
 But little remains to be done to complete the new Methodist church. Workmen are busy on the interior and few weeks more will turn the edi- flee over to the congregation for deii- cation.
 Friends of Mir NJ H. Gorday will be gratiied to learn of his complete re- covery from his recent illness
 W. l. Robbins expects to send his family on a visit to his old home in North Carolina at an early date.
 Mrs. Fielder, of Mobile, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. S. Turner. of Second avenue.
 the near future for Denver, Col.
 The A & M. road will add a new combination baggage and passenger coach to its already up- to date eouip. ment in a week or ten days. New air equipment has been placed on all the A. & M. locomotives in the nter-State service.
 J. c. Fitzgerald will shortly remove to Leaksville. where he will enter the employ of the Bay City Lumber Com pany
 Leslie Collins. of the United States wireless service. stationed at New Or leans. writes that he is succeeding in his chosen profession and in fair way to better rating in the near | future. Wallace Cooper, who left the Bend last year. Is now stationed on the Fish Commission steamer at Woods Hole Mass. with the rating of chief machin- ist.
 Friends of Dr. Turner are hopeful