The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-07
SPECIAL COURT CALL
MIDsUMMEh TERM cfRCUrT COURT
 FOR PENDING TRIAL.
Demopolis Has Interesting Week-End News Budget Including Happen TnEs In Many Channels
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Demopoiis, June s.--John Lackland' judge Of the First Judicial Circuit Court of Merengo county on Monday July 20. and to continue in session as long as the public good requires the same to be held. The order of busi- ness of said special term Is as follows:
 The trial of all civil business new pending. except the eases of Piser vs. Ed Marx, ct all, Piser vs. Newhouse and the case of F. Gernert vs. F. Linn bach. The first two weeks of the special term win be held for the trial of civil cases. The trial of all pending felonies and violations of the prohi- bition law. or unlawful retailing.
 To Play Baseball.
 There will be d game of baseball on next Monday between the Fillmore sluggers and the Howze Tigers, on the diamond, the proceeds are for the bene- fit of the side waik which the ladies or the Episcopal Church have recently had put down and 1t is hoped that good attendance will greet the ball players on Monday afternoon.
 Father Mcdonald will fill his regular appointment here Sunday as 1t is the first Sunday in June, and his flock al- ways looks forward to his coming with delight. and Father McDonald is also thought great deal of by others than his flock. he having made 8 great many friends in this city.
 Hon. w. M. Spencer, of Gallion, while in the city few days ago, told joke on himself. He has patch of cotton in his front yard and the grass has grown very tall Because the land has been too wet to work 1t. A neighbof passing by not knowing there was cot ton planted in the patch, asked MT. Spencer why don't yau cut that grass, it's going to seed"
 Albert England. a negro, a trusty who has been working out long term on the streets of the city. he having three charges against him and had about finished up one of the terms given him. Albert thought that it was about time that he ought to enjoy little liberty, sa Thursday night he went to see a negro woman and find ing that she cared more for some one else he proceeded to give her beat ing then in all probability knowing that he would re re-Arrested for the offense, he seeing some clothes hang ing on clothes line and not having time to go to his home after his clothes. he it is thought appropriated the garments to his emergency. AL bert had three fines to work out one for $1o0. two for SIS, and one for s25, making $200 fin all and he was the longest term hand on the streets.
 Social and Personal.
 c. J. Ballow, of Dayton, and NJ. E. Pritchett. of octagon, have announced for sT1erfff of this. Marengo county. The election is some time off yet. as the present incumbent, William s. Grant. has about two years to serve.
 Misses Kate Sallie and Emma Har- rison are in Whitfield to spend some time with relatives and friends.
 A. J. Nasty, Probate Judge of Ma rengo county. spent Friday in the city on professional business.
 John Nj. Meriwether, mayor of the city of Demopolis, was confined to his room Friday on account of illness.
 Mrs. J. R. BreitlinS, who has been on a visit to relatives and friends in Mobile for the past month will arrive tomorrow on the boat from Mobile.
 Hon. s. G. Woolf. Is visiting friends and relatives in Mobile. Mir. Wooif is a member of our council and member of the legislature from this county.