The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-20

from his son, s. W Bomburg, of Ana
 hone. Texas, Wednesday. stating that another son, T. S. Bamburg, had died on April 2. Mr. Bamburg left for
 Texas Thursday to bring the remains home for interment at the Sar6is Church. fourteen miles north of Mari on. Mir. Bamburg Is a one-arm Sn- raised a large family. -
 MT. F. c. washburn and Miss Annie Louise Nichols. were married at the home of the brides parents, Mfr. and Mrs. I. T. Nichols, one mile north of Marion, Wednesday afternoon at { o'clock, Dr. Thompson pastor of the Methodist Church of Marion. perform ing the ceremony. The bride is . charming young lady and has a large family connection throughout the county. Mfr. washburn is salesman n for John Howze and Company. and a young man of bright business promise. The couple received quite a number of valuable presents.
 The negro cabin which faces the Judson College on the northwest corn CT. and which has been an eye sore for number of years and which until re- gently could not be disposed of on &C., count of some feature in the titles, was bought this week by Mir. W. T. Harris NhS NaUth VIII. Dc tcfHONSu 6I OnEe ana and the lot added to the adjoining lot also owned by Mir. Harris on which he will soon erect handsome residence. Many old students of the Judson will remember this cabin. as well as visi- tors. who no doubt have wondered why the cabin was not removed. which could not be until now for reasons above given. This removes every pos- sible vestige of detraction from the large and attractive Judson lot, which IS one of the prettiest college seats in all the country.
 Mrs. J. D. Dennis, wife of the post master at Marion, was called to her old home in Carthage Indiania, Thurs day, by telegram Announcing the death of her sister
 Mr.W. A. Craig. an old citizen resid- ing between Marion and Unioutown. died on the. 1ith. and the remains in- tered in the Marion Cemetery. He was the father of large family. and was good farmer and valuable cit- izen. r
 Temple Lodge, A. F. and A. M. was visited Thursday night by Hon. H. s. ID. Mallory, Most worshipful Grand Master. and Mir. William Trimby, wor- shipful Master of Selma lodge The Grand Master accompanied Mir Trimby the district deputy. whose visit was Tn the interest of the new State Ma sonic Home. Interesting addresses were delivered by the visitors and the local lodge at once took up the matter of raising its prorata part of the funds which will be accomplished with little effort. 1''
 The automobile fever has struck Marion and four orders left in one mail for machines
 Mir. George ". Ely, trawelinR passen- ger agent of the Sunset Limited. was in Marion Thursday in the. interest of his road.
 Perry county has about 400 acres fin caboase this year. nearly all of which Is near Marion. Arrangements have been made to ship the product in train loads to northern and eastern markets. Some of the cabbage are now heading and the larger. per cent viii be ready TOT shipping about May tenth. The whole crop will be disposed of in about four weeks.
 The farmers have their crons set and In good condition, the fruit crop is safe' and the indications now point to a most prosperous year. The harS times cry has already passed so far as this section is concerned. There ara still about 800 bales of cotton in the warehouse held in the main by union farmers.