The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
vINrGAn RnNp Nnws.

Vinegar Bend. Nov. 14.--(Sp ecial. l-- Frank P. Young. night man Tor tne Vinegar Bend Lumber Company IS un- dergoing surgical treatment at a MO-
 The min company's property, re- gently destroyed by fire, has been m great measure replaced Another week will see the completion Of the ramp and the construction or stocK sheds we'll in progress C. P. Kelly and family have moved into the house lately vacated Dy hirpy Smith on Second Avenue. While loading on a steep grade Tues dav last the engine attached to East ern log train No. 2, in charge of Con- ductor J. J. MashbuFn. slipped, ana getting beyond control of the engine man, struck the cars at the foot of the grade. wrecking ten cars. Consider able damage was done to the engine and tender. No one was injured. Miss Etta Palmer of Deerpafk visited friends at the Bend during the week. whist club has been organized for the winter season. The organization met for the first time at the home or MT. and Mrs. Delamaine on Second
 Rev. B. S. Vaughn entertained his brother. ". s. Vaughan. during the
 The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. ". H. Bentley is recovering from a mild @t- tack of croup.
 will soon have the lodge room equipped | in q thorough and up-to-date manner. The room will be fitted with lockers l for, paraphernalia and raised platforms for the officers stations will be con structed.
 H. J. Bonabell Is visiting friends in Mobile for a few days. 1 A movement is on foot to organize an old folks Bible class IT. F. Dodd is putting storm eov- Iering over the entrances to the power l house.
 MT and Mrs. Quitman Cooper have vacated the Johnson residence and
 now occupy the house lately vacated | by Mir. and Mrs Snyder on Second Ave- nue. T Fts~7 The proposed extension of the A. and M Road for which the surveying party | Is now laying out right -of-way, will cross the Kansas City Road at point south of Lucedale. Miss. l H. E. Simons is recuperating after spell of chills and fever. Mir. Newell will relieve Joe Darsett On the night shift of the M. and O. depot Mir Dorsett will return to Aberdeen in few days: l The M. and O. construction crew will leave shortly for Northern Mississippi. having completed the work on the tres | ties in the vicinity of the Bend. l Mrs. J. c. Fitzgerald Is i'll at her home on First Avenue. l A. R. Turner and Rev. B. g. Vaughan and attending the Association meeting at Bay Minette.
 George AlIday has completely recov- cred from hie recent illness. Professor Wilkinson of the Leakes- vile High School was a visitor at the Rend Wednesday. 1 Miss Georgie Kelly will take the regular course at the Leakesvllle High School, but will mot enter until the present quarantine is raised.
 Owing to a death from dtphtheria, the medical officer closed the schools in Leakesyille until Monday as pre- cautionary measure.
 Carpenters are at work on the gall lery and entrance of Hotel Tenner. The appearance of that hostelry will be greatly improved by the first of the week. after the painters have complet- ed their work.
 Mrs. c. D. Busby. entertained her mother Mrs Mills, of Bucatuna, Miss. this past week.
 The county tax assessor and collec- tor, Mfr. Pugh and Mir. Warren, were in town on business the last of the week
 John Valley and Frank Sheppard NtSat0u AiienuS at tHo PShu uuAAHB ehS week.
 A tennis court is being laid out on the lot next to the residence of A. R. Turner on Second Avenue. A tennis club will be organized in the near fu- ture, as both A, R. Turner and Pro- lessor ovenchain are expert players and enthusiastic lovers of the sport.
 William Jeffries of Citronelle Is at work on the interior decoration of Mrs. M Baxtcr's residence, on Second Ave- nue.
 A local farmers union has been or ganised at Burbank, about three miles west of the Bend. The membership has already reached sixteen, and bids fair to increase.
 The Ladies' Aid Supper will occur Thanksgiving Day.