The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
VINEGAR BEND NEWS.

WOOdmen Of~ World Meet and EIect Their OfaeePs. Vinegar Bend, Dec. 19.-(Special. )- The local camp of Woodmen of tho World held its regular meeting Monday evening in the lodge room in the Higf School building on Second Avenue, The convention proved to be one oi much interest, as business of consid, | erable import was transacted includ | ing the introduction of five new chop pers and the election of officers foi l the new year. Council Commander Fl | c. CrelIy was again called to the high est honor the camp has the power tC confer. Sir A. R. Turner retaining tht office of Past Counsel Commander ant I Sirs German and Simons placed al l Clerk and Banker for another year Sil Hallman was elected Adviser Lieuten. ant and Sir Wood Escort. Sir Bentley Watchman: Sir Cooper, Sentry. and Sli Vaughn, Manager. Considerable bus. mess was laid ovef till the next meet. 1 ing including the final arrangements for a public installation ceremony ana banquet. Mir. J Bush, Ed Ogden, L. Lott, Gen. Ensley and E., c. DelarnainC were favorably voted on as prospective candidates for admission to the order
 w. O. Turner visited Mobile or business for the company early in tho week.
 Mrs. W. H Gorday returned from trip to Chieora. Mss, Monday last Mir. J. W. Wiedman arrived home Tuesday after two days stay in the Gulf City.
 Mir M. Pendola shipped lumber from this point for Currell & Co. Monday last.
 Dr. T. M. Blake visited patients al the Bend early in the week. Mfr. J. W. Wiedman was called tc Mobile on business early in the week Mir. A. R. Turner was a Mobile wis. itor this past week. MT. William Williams of whister Ala. Is engaged in the commissary during the holiday season.
 The Wednesday evening prayer meeting was we'll attended this past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Herston of Scranton Miss. were guests of Mir. and Mrs. John D. Fleming of Second Street this past week.
 Mrs. N. F. Turner and Mrs. A. K. Turner attended the wedding of Mir Marshal Turner in Mobile this past week.
 Mir. J. H. Nordstrom is recovering from an attack of fever. which has af- fected him for the past few days.
 Mir. Albert Fales of Dwight was in town early in the week.
 w. M. Baxter was a Mobile visitor this past week.
 There have been extensive woods fires north of the Bend for the past few days.
 Miss Edwina Turner Is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Wiedman during the week.
 Mir. Suceney and family of Dwight have moved Into the house lately va cated by Mrs. Tolbert on Second Av- enue.
 The Citronelle Band will give a con- cert In the near future.
 Miss Sarah Turner will arrive home in few days to spend the holidays.
 Mir. Lee Bonneville was in town the past week.
 Mir. John Luper of Burbank was visitor early in the week.
 Mir. Ed ogden. John Bush and E c. Delamaine are candidates for the next meeting of the Woodmen of the World to be held a week from next Monday.
 The Vinegar Bend Company will in- stall a new pipe line to extend the one at present in place to carry water for use in case of fire on the grounds oc- cupied by the dressed lumber shed.
 Cashier Tom Fenill states that the bank Is at present fin a first class con- dition and doing a first class business.
 MT. J. S. Mailman visited Mobile early this week.
 Mrs Engram will spend the holidays with her sister. Mrs. Gurman of Pecan Street.
 Mir. Youngblood of the stockade force is at present off duty on account of ill., ness.
 The new rough shed Is nearing com- pletion and will be ready in about one week for the reception of timber.
 Mir. James Platt was in town Thurs day last.
 The Mystic Six held their regular monthly meeting Thursday evening last and adopted resolutions to hold their