The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18
MRS. HINTON DEAD
BULLOCK COUNTY WOMAN SLEPT
 FOUR MONTHS.
Her Disease BaHIed The skiII Of Phy- sicians In Several Cfties-The News Of Union
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Union springs, Sept. i7.-(Special)-- Mrs. D. F. Hinton died at her home at Linwood after a lingering illness that was peculiar In its nature.
 For four months she lay as one asleep. arousing occasionally to take a little uourishment. When aroused she would appear to recognize those about her. but was never from under the Influence of the peculiar spell which held her.
 During the time of her illness she was carried to specialists in Mont gomery. Mobile and Georgia. but no treatment had any effect and she con death released her.
 Mrs. Hinton was daughter of R. J. Williams and a good mother and wife. She leaves three children.
 Little Katherine Patterson. daughter of MT, and Mrs. Dallas Patterson, fell from the back porch and sustained a broken arm.
 Capt J. IT. Rainer left Tuesday for Waynesville. N. c.
 Miss Delle Paulk has gone 10 Bir- mingham where she will teach in the public school.
 Miss Leila F'lewellen left this week for Marion. where she will teach in the public schools.
 Miss Maggie Caldwell has gone to Nashville. where she will be a student at Belmont College.
 Mrs. J. c. Chappell. of Brewton. is the guest of her father, Mir. Moore.
 Miss Bessie Moore will teach this year at Pleasant Hill, Dallas County. She left this week.
 Miss Annie Williams. of Clayton, is spending the winter with her grand mother. Mrs. Emma McGowen, and at- tending school.
 T M prxya 1% ern Cotton oil Company. was called to his home fin South Carolina by seri ous illness of his mother.
 Mrs. S. T: Frazer and Miss Sallie Smith visited their sister. Mrs. F. A. Flowers in Montgomery.
 Misses Jodie Johnson and Louise Johnson. of Columbus. Ga, are guests of Misses Sadie Hunter and Johnnie Mae Hunter.
 Miss Mitt Wilson has resumed her school at Omega
 J. B. Cranberry has returned from Columbia, Tenn. He was accompanied home by his brother. Harry P. Gran berry.
 Master John Walter left yesterday for Washington. D. e.. where he will reside with his uncle, John H. Walter.
 W. J. cowart, tax assessor, has pur- chased the home of T. B. Gholston on Conecuh street.
 James McLaney is visiting relatives at Linwood.
 Miss Jimmie Lee Carlisle is a student this year at the Baptist College Insti- tute at Newton.
 Misses Farley Lee and Henrietta Gholston will leave next week for Jud- son College.
 Miss Lynch. of Columbus. Ga. is the guest of Mrs. Will Thompson.
 Mrs. J. M. Ellis Tuesday for a visit to Mrs. Arnall in Newman. Ga.
 Miss Whitfield Pitts left for Shorter College.
 Miss Mary Dean Norman left We'd nesday for1 Lynchburg. Va. where she will be a student at Randolph Macon College.
 Mrs. Pickett and Mrs. ogburn are visiting Mrs. steed at Augusta. Ga
 Miss Wilella Rainer left yesterday for visit to Troy.
 Charlie Gholston and little son, Thomas Gholston. left yesterday for Blount Springs. They will be joined there. by Mrs. Gholston who has been visiting in Indiana.
 Rev. N. c. Underwood. of Talbot ton. Ga. is visiting at Midway. his former home.
 pr. B. J. Dismuk es is again crit ically i'll. He has been confined to his bed for nineteen weeks and there is little hope entertained for his recov- cry.
 City Marshal Reeves says that Sem tember so far has been the busiest month he has had since his term of office began. Up to September l5. he had collected $200 in fines and made more arrests than heretofore during any month of his term.