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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-07

Bring yout tulkevs Chickens and
lucis to the Union Fish Market. 42 If
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-07

'Remcmber my boy" said Uncie
James as ne gave Bobby a coin, THAT
If YOU take care Of the pennies the
shilllngs viii take care Of themselves"
Bobby looked a trne dubious
81 do take care Of the pennies" he
replied, "but as soon us they get TO be
shillngs pa takes care of 'em. Ion
don Tit Bits.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-07
The American
Bakery
LOEVENSTElN & SON, PIoprietors
Sole manufacturers Of Butternut Bread
Sold at all grocery stores.

WANTED statesmen Many make 500 to
$50 per month Some even more Stock clean
grown on reservation far from old orchard.
Cash advanced weekly. Choice OF territory.
Address Washington Nursery Company Tor.
pcniSh Washingon Att
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-07
HICKS & CLARK
Plumbing and Heating
4O5 Main Street
Phone Red 59l
Don't Take the Risk


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Remedy aud You are sure OF prompt
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and TO many foreign countries. Its
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Drag Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-07
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-07

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sorrcl pony, ) wears old, blaze face,
branded circle 3 on the neck, and with
topped horoshoe on left hip. Liberia
reward for animal or information lead
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-07

TIVE personal recommendations Of pro-
~ vho have been cured Of coughs a:l
Ills hv Chamberlain's Cough Roin. y
ltra done mote thin all else to mike It
ta.ie article Of trade and co'lmcrcc a..
large part of the civilized world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
U. s, LIQUOR CASUALTIES COMPLETED
THIRTY BUILT THIS FALL x
 ENGINEERS.
Before Work Is Done Some sa0 Asero VIII He Put Down As FaR
 as River ia Navigabls.

From Selma to Mobile tho Alabama river is ,in, good shane and has besA navtgabIe all during the past twelS months The government engineers have eompleted thirty of the tettfs along the course this falt. ak af Gray's bar. each 800 feet long. ThPea are at Pigeon creek in length from fiVS to six hundred feet. Five e00.foak tetttes were placed at Silver creek aIeS river.
 Before the work Is completed there will be some 200 jetties put down ah far up as the river is or Yill be riavI- gable, Thirty have been put in, sinEe June and fifty are now in workIne order. 8 T
 The engineers are busy with a Isk of plans and specifications for fur ther work and at the present rate oe improvement, (. before. long the rfvaF will be in as good condition as the rivers of thos6 parts Sf the country that have received attention for man9 years. q.
 The new dredge. which is being heffi few miles below Montgomery on ae- count of low water will be BrouRfk on to the city as soon as the river rises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
A SIMPLE REMEDY
Said to Be Effective in Severe
 Cases of Dyspepsia.
NeutraIizes Acidfty and ssoRs Fosm"' lion OR GaS-Make tt up Ro1E1H
 From Original FOTmala'

We publish below simple formula for the cure of Dyspepsia
 Anyone is free to use this tormuia and make up the medicine for himsen at home. It ls said Co be marvelously curative in severe cases of indigestion and dyspepsia. especially where there is an excess of gas on the stomacn' On the other hand. it Is free rom harmful ingredients and will not le- iIre the most delicate tissues: Wniie it usually gives immediate reiief' It ls recommended that the treatment pc continued for three weeks in order 10 assure q complete cure.
 oct from your druggist l-z e@ sodium phosphate, 1 OF essence ot seal mint Mix this thoroughly in half pint bottle, add Ia teaspoonful ct good Baking soda and enough pure water to au the bottle. This will make cloudy mixture. Take two teaspoon fula before each meal.
 It is said that nearly 90 per cent oI all indigestion and dyspepsia Is due 70 Fermentation of food in the stomach. This prescription Is designed to coun- teract that, to stimulate the digestive secretions and to regulate the move ments of the bowels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
R, S. ss'wHORTER HELD TO GRAND
 JURY.
reatsaed That He Haa Bought At One Tsnaa Tweaty-stE Barrels Of Gsn-%R0na Faxea AS
 @1,00a.

Charged with conducting a retail li.- quor business without benefit of H. csnse. R. s. Mcwhertar. of HnyReviile. was arraigned before comnilssioner El- more wednesday uferping. in prelimtn- ary trial and was afterward bound over under the sum of &I,oo0 to await the action of the Federal grand jury.
 Mcwhorter had been arrested by Revenue Inspector Knox Booth togeth- CT with Deputy Marshal Kelly, It be- fnR alleged that large quantity. of the uGuor was found in the cellar of his gin house This fact. together with the -purchase. by MepRheyter. of twenty six barrels of gin at one, time, was produc- ed as svidence by (. S. Thigpen. As- sistant United States Attorney. as pros ecut0r,
 After some legal argument. the de- fendant was bound over, the bond or af GOO bdsng immediately signed by s. Kaufman and M. Kahn, two business men og Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
BIG CIRCUS COMING
ANGLING BROTHERS HIT TOWN
 FRIDAY MORNING.
PonaePSus Beloagsngs Will Arrive xn Eighty-FiYe CaFa WSth aF@e9 People Akoare--Saamy
 WIehhanss.

Those things that stirred the imagi- nation of the old circus men will be yisualized for our community tomor- row. The great Ringling Brothers cir- GUS Ia due to arrive In MontgoMeFy tomorrow morning, It win arrive on eighty. five cars. split Into four speotaI trains, and every car belongs to the circus. Twelve hundred people. $50 horses, forty elephants and . thousand and one other big things. of circus value, will be aboard. RtpgiinG Broth- ers are now the largest circus owners in the world. Twenty-Five years ago they were poor country boys. They had to fight every inch of the way to the top, too. It is an inspiration Tor aspiring young Americans, the success of these brothers
 every profession and trade that goes with a chartered community, will camp at the usual show grounds for two per fornances Friday. Four hundred aF- tiats. the most famous in the circus world. are gathered in the silver jubi- lee progrSrn, and two -thIrds Of them are new faces in America. There are the sixteen Merze-GoleTns from Per sia; Marguerite and Haniey from Ausr tria: Patty. Brothers and Marneilo- Marbitx from Germany Clarkpnlsns from England; Mardo the clown; Alva. reg and CarneITo. family from Spain; Daisy Hodgini from Italy; Riccabono from Russia in the all-stRr galaxy. And there are our own Celebrities. the fly- ing Jordans Emma StickRey, the Dut- tons, Rose Wentworth and the Bel lords.
 Among the trained animal features are a horse that dresses and disrobes like a man; a horse, that kicks foot ..s~@ hak rItR7t I'd GdNra and ahO0t the chutes; dogs that ride bareback and play musical instruments; and ele- phants that play nine pine and dance the "EIootchie-K -Kootchie."
 For a blood curdling climax to the many feats and sensations. young
 woman rides in an automobile which turns two somersaults after plunge down a steep track. The car lands upon a spring platform. which takes m inc shock of the heavy impact, and l spends it's energy in the racing track. | The act is sensational enough for the most craving and makes all other .sthrtlers'' look simple and common niace The young woman is said to be I'naid Sl00 a second for the perform auce,. which. takes four seconds, and I the risk is worth If. 1 Friday morning at 10 o'clock the atyeet parade will start from the show
 ~rounds and go over the leading bust. | ness strests, Every one knows how RingIing Brothers have dignifed the circus parade, and this season they have gone to a greater cost to make
 1t important. Most of the people with the show have some part. and the $50 beautie,tL- horses and the forty eIe- phants will participate, It will be
 three miles long and snliYened by many bands and novel features.
 Ringing Brothers will establish a ticket Ofice tomorrow where tickets Imay be had for the same priess charged at the wagons on the shew grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
ExclTEMElVT AT FREEMAN'S'
 HOME CAUSED BY INTRUDER

Trying to kek in back window. . rogue at 10 o'cloot last night disturbed the residence of Joseph Freeman. IT South Lawrence street. Mir. Freeman saw the man from an upper window and fired once. the shot attracting many pedestrians to the house. The scgaams Of c. little giFl just, after the shot added interest to the sound of the shot, and In a few minutes the yard aud lower floor of the residence vas crowded with people.
 Through an sllayway besides the house the intFoudeT made his escape. ming: ling with the people In the atFeet and getting away. Policeman 4. H. Ray was the fiFst pereeR on the scene.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
Perry Lowes Aaeatsonse.F.!y:. ..! !, ,
NOTE THE HOUR MATINEE, s ?. n. SHARP, F-AlI star Aets-1 MAJFSTHC THEATRE
scANnINAvIAN CLUB

~xs,.heru Listened to IHtereatsa@ NaR-
 rative by P. N. EEanseP.
 At an informal smoker. fhe Sean A,nsvian. Club of. Montgomery had its Srst meeting of the season in the rooms Of the club on Dexter Avenue lass night. -. ,.-..s... Paul H. Hansen. of the Club, with his .,.tS" anent several months fin the "Old Country." and at the smoker last night shs ahort account of his trip was in- tenseIy interesting.
 The annual meeting of the seandin- avian Club and the election of officers to serve during the year 1909, will be held in December. it
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
JAMES PARKER DEAD
WAS mEcHAEfC or nIG AcHrEvH- = tgtN MENTs.
Was 0nee In Charee ef Ceafeaegats sheps n Atiante Ana Was Master Mechanic 0f 0ia
 M. anA M.

James Parker. one of the oldest resi- dents of Montgomery. and one of the pioneer railroad men Of this section. died at his home at !. Grove Street st about { o'clock Wednesday afternoon, and Ions life of usefulness and labor is ended.
 Mir. Parker was taken III suddenly Saturday night. and sank rapidly, the end being foreaeen early "Wednesday
 Mfr. Parker was over 70 years of age, being born at Mount Meliiek. Kings Counts, Ireland. on June 10. is52. wih,ie yet . boy. he ,emigratej to America, after. however. serving 2 term as Apprentice In the great mills of England. Skilled as a mechanic, ne rose rapidly in his craft in this eoun1 try, aInAssing substantiei fortune in its pursuit =
 Coming to America in 1851. he aet' tied in the South. and finally In Mont gomery, In 1881, where. with the ex. ception of the four years ef the Ctvti War, he has lived continuously for al' most fifty years.
 when the Civil War broke out. MT. Parker enlisted In Gracey's Brigade, Louisiana IpfantrY. serving from iset to 1888, Thence, on account of his IuAEkGH AiFAF#Ht&4A ~NAAfNsN~t- w ker was .ttanSferred to Atlanta. iH charge of the shops of the Confederate government. and later to Montgomery in the same mission. s,,
 Taking up bis chosen weyk aiFeetly after the war. Mr. Parher became Master Mechanic of the old Mobile eH! MontEomery Railroad, the first rcsd into the Capital City. NWWeTeus structures still stanA about the IHdus- trial pertiena of the city. built AaFaHe his regime, Leaving the Eailroaa. ne was Identified with Epany plRRts aeeus the city as master mechanic and suner' intendant.
 Mr. ParheF married Mrs. ". H Mc- caFthy in MantwomepT during the 'tas, hIa wife preceding him te the aYaxe hy a few yeaFH, dying in ie0A. ktYe children were harn. but one of whom survives Mr. Parker, Mrs v, F kitz- patrick. Fyaaeia MecaFshy. of hifWs9g- ham. ntepson of s6r. BagkeF. also fag- wives him. s
 James Parker was q unzneeE. or Camp F@lkneR. unttsi peNFeaafate WeteEans, and a ennrnunseant ef tae Catholic Chureh. The funeral Will pc heId from the st. PeteF'a Church at o'clock Friday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
F,-s. vENTaEss DEAD.
,Asea Faruaey Daes Asf iaesult es . ss- -. vesN RnaE. 3

,Asea Faruaey Dses Asf Rerult eS q ss- veRN RaaE.
 2 r. s. ventPessi aaea et, aiee Weenes' Aay afternoela at eeleek, at St. Mar earet'a Hospital. after q ahoSt tilMees' Mr. ventress q reslaant on the hal- iInRkon piaRtstlen of M. D. Roberts. where he. veaa employees. was sound lll at that pfaea bS his eInployeF Sunday YsoF1inK. He vas bEoaght tinto the city for treatneat. but ln5uries, which lss had Incurred 4n s 1all, oaused his essth'
 Mr. Vantress was Confederate Vet aran. member Of Camp LoTnAx, CT this city. He has lived in Montgomery and Montgomery County fer 0Veg twtaaty years, and ls we'll known by many raat~ dente Ke ls survived by twse nRatheFs, Thomas N Ventrees and, James vcus tFese, both of Clayton,
 The reraains VIII be interrea in Oak wood Cemetery taznoFrew aftssnoen ct 3:a0 o'clock, the suneFal to take plaee from Tlce's undertaking establishment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
.sEoNsoRs To pE ANNouNcnn.
Meeting of Camp HoItselaw on Mex "Wednesday Of Great Interest.

Meeting of Camp HoItseIaw on Next
 Wednesday. of Great Interest. Announcement was made by John A. Eimore. commander of Camp Hoitz- claw Sons of Confederate Veterans, that names of the sponsors and maids of honor to the coming reunion of the State Veterans and Sons to be held in Mobile November 24 to 2s, incluaive. would be made public at the meeting of the camp next Wednesday. In ad- ditfon to thls Reimbursement of the del- egates from the local would be made.
 Commander ElTnore stated that eil of the members of the local camp of Sons were taking great deal of in- terest in the coming reunion, and that plane had been made for the most suo- cessful event in the history of the State organization. An members are there fore expected to be present to take part in the final deliberations and in- portant discussion of business matters at the Commercial Club on next We'd nesday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
KEEPING ENTHUSIASTIC.
Rev. W. ,. Ray HsIds Attention of
 Large Congregation.

Rev. W, ,. Ray HeIds Attention of
 Large Congregation.
 Rev. ". ], Ray. State Evangelist Of Inc nartist Church. now conducting a series of revival services at the Adams Avenue Baptist Church. preached to another large congregation at the church "wednesday night The evan Reltst is .A most magnetic speaker and lis nightly talks at the Adams Avenue Church are pronounced the best heard in the city In protraeted meeting m many months.
 Several persons attending the meet lmms have made known their interest in the discussions. and officers Of the church hope that the membership of inc church will be greatly augmented by the time the services of thu evan reiist are discontinued by the State Board of Evangelization.
 Meetings will be held nightly at 7:S0 o'clock by the evangelist until an- nounced to the contrary from the pull pit:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Nebraska. wired General ". W. Bran don. State Auditor. Wednesday. to the effect that Nebraska had given uaa- Jorittes to the national and State Dem ocratic tickets. General Brandon spent much of his time speaking in behalf of the national and State ticket fn Nebraska and was very much interest. ed In the outcome of the election in Nebraska as well as Missouri.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
SMALL INTEREST IN THE T
 TUBERCTjL 0SlS SOCIETY
Noted That Govermor Has Never CnlI-
 cd Trustres Together.

 Interest seema lacking in. the Anti- Tuberculosis Society which was fofua- ed some nonthp aEa.t 4 meeting waa held Wednesday night In the city ccuFa- ell chamber but scarcely seven nersons were present. It wa sstated by h dco- tor who advocates establishing an fu- firmary Cor the treatment. of the disease that the leaialature had authorized an appropriation for such an institNtsq4. had appointed, Governor Conner ana another State ofticlal trustees. the Gov- ernor having the power 10 appoint nva others. He. said the governor had ap- pointed th6 otheH trdptess but thaae were powegleas to' take steps as tha Governor he'd never styen hinseif the trouble to call them together.
 Several of the persons present aie- cussed the subject, but lack of inter- est on the part of the Governor seems to have spread to the members cf the soci6ty. one, more meeting will be called and # the attendance is ageta small. sthe chances are that the pFssis dent will call stiil another later.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
Negro Frssonsr Dies En Rsute.

Seized with sudden illness while in jail. Henry Johnson, a negro who had been convicted last Monday. died in the ambulance. early Wednesday morning, while being taken to the hospital.
 Johnson had been but for a short while an inhahltant of the jail, being sent from Pike Road on Monday. from the court of Justice S H. Belser, on the charge of grand larceny
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
J. M. SAVERS HURT:

Iew of AaAssissippl Man CEashed By LORa- ouftman, Mics. Nov. l--(epectaL )--J. M. Savers, foreman Of the Mlssissippi Ta.rnber Cornpany's plant here. had his fight leg crushed today by being caught between two logs, necessitating amputatton.
 Following are Ofiieial returns Of Clarke County-Bryan. LOST; Taft q: pets. 3e:. watson, II; againse stoek law 1.oSs; for stock law SIl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
6. A. weba esea Appaaatmeat.

O. A. Webb. of L8natons has beeh
 appointed as a member of the Jackson
 County Board of Education. to succeed !. J. williams. who recently resigned
 the office to accept the appointment as probate judge of that couRty.
 The appointment of Mr. Webb was approved by Governor Conner as the
 law requires, .Sgs, s.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
More Men to worS<.

Birmingham, Nov. 4.-tSpe6ial.)- )-- Announeemsut was made today. that the Tennessee Coal and iron Company has already expressed intentions of putting more men to work and an erp- pIoyIneAt agency will secure one thou sand men for the plants at EHslely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
DIR. HUDDLnsToN \ cANDIDATF'
caaaa Hara -Ta See. Gaveruer Abeut lDF.
 Drawwsn sneeeeaaE.


 BPawgsn smeeeee@R. Dr.. R. l.. HuddieStoff. of Wetumpka. came to Montgpmeyy wednaaday ac- connpanied by a delegation of friends to present hts aphlfcAtidp to the Gov ernor for the position Of state Prison and Cotton Mill Inspector made vacant by the death of pr. Shirley Bragg. The delegates spent few minutss eloseted with the Governor.
 Probably few vacancies of lAte have drawn 60 many applicants. It ie De- heved there are more than A' aoNan active applicants for the position They are all praetieing physicians in cam pllanca with the law maktng such qualification for the ofsiee.
 Other known applicants fer the oe. ice are pr. W. I. Pride, of Madieen county, aud pr, Rudolph, who was for many years asaistant in charge of fhs Bryce Insane Hospital at TuaeaAeeaa. Tne latter. it is understood. hos the endorsement ot Sam win John, of Bits imiugham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

There are those who make close study ef the penal code SO as to keep
 out e SGu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

General Brandon Gets e Wire. a- - state Democratic Chairman Allen, of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

FOn aALgg--Au my heusehoJd furuv stnre at . aaerfAee. 2ls adfldrea Ass Must bs aela at seAee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

NOTICE. SECESSION cAF-
 HTAL CHAPTER. The Secession Capital Chapter will hold a meeting at the residence Of Mrs. E 10. IanKham ie High Street at { o'clock. on Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. F.. E. LanghanI, Secty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

MT. and Mrs. C. D Poster and their little son, of Gadsden, are visiting Mrs Pope Foster on Grove Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
NEWS OF RECORD.

The following transfers of property were recorded in the ofica of Probafa Judge Gaston Wednesday:
 B. F. HRrdeman and wife. to Marr Beverly, lot 2, Block A, Hardemana Rutter plat. consideration, S55O. w e. D Noblv. and Ida Noble. to Bert Roberts, North half of lot on smytffe ahd Eugene, consideration. si 900
 Daisy wilmington to Fanny Smith lot on Hall near Lake, consideratiod
 The following marriage licenses vera Issued:
 To Edward seabrook Watts and vir- gtnia Tyson Norwood. M
 To D. FarriOr. IT,. and Elizabeth Me4 Pherson. v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

The meeting of the Capitol Hill Dis trtct School Improvement, Association. which was postponed Tuesday on ac- count of rain. will be held this after noon at 3:SO o'clock. All members are urged to be present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Miss Minnie Bishop. who has been visiting Mrs. Asbury Culver. has re- turned to Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

The Thursday Bridge Club wifi nlee with Mrs. George B. Tyson at 50: Washington Street. this afternoon a 3:s0 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
NOTICE. SATURDAY. CARD CLUB,

There will be a meeting of the Sat- urday Card Club, Saturday morning at Il o'clock. at the residence of Mrs. W. K. Pelxer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Miss Evelyn stanslll. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. c. A. McDah. tel, has returned to her home In Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Mir. and Mrs. B. J. Hespsr and son. o Salem, Mo., are visiting their ststeF Mrs. J. A. Perdue. in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
NOTICE, MOTHERS CIRCLE.

There win beea meeting of the Moth- CTS Circle at the home of Mrs. Rosa Marcus, IS Mildred Street st II o'clock Thursday morning. All members are requested to attend as there will be business of importance transacted.
 Mrs J. M Hopkins Secty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Mrs D. E. Theleen is visiting pr. and Mrs. Stanford Persons on, south MeDenough Street,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Mir. Mason. cofey has returned to washington. after a visit to friends in Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
N0rfcE. 0OEARETTzsFa 0B 20 z
 SECURING HOMES TOR

= ~.sss-.s .-.s 1sNtD VIVA z 4sS' There will be a called meeting or the Committee on Securing Homes for khe Delegates to the State Federation, F'ri- day morning at II o'clock, st the Car negie Library The representatives from each club on this committee are asked to be ready for full report ot work.
 Mrs. Phares Coleman, Pres, Mrs. + c. Ghnnels, Chairman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Charles Allen Hopkins will entertain A few friends informally on Friday srsntnn at his home on Pleasant Ave- nue in celebration of his fifteenth birthday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Mrs. B. H. Craig of Selma, will be with Mrs. Stanford Parsons during the F'ederation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Mrs. L. G. Dawson and Miss Annie Ma,ide Dawson. have returned from St
 Louis, where they have been for ths past month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Mr. Glenn Jennings. of GreenWood 6 C has returned to Montgomery and will make hts home here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Mas Margaret Mashburn has return ed from Greenwood, s. C., where she spent the summer. s-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Mrs. Louise Thornton has gone to Birmingham to spend the winter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
rARRTOR-Hf,PHERsON.

Tn an impressive ceremony performed last night at a:30.e'e clock at the home or the brides parents. E. Farrior, 1r., of Letohatchie. was married to Miss Elisa beth MePherson. Rev. T.. Ms Danlelly officiated.
 iness man of Letohatchie and the bride is well known In Montgomery as the popular daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. H. McPherson.