The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-31
EUFAULA RIFLES DEPART.
Soldier Boys and Hand Leave fol
 Chickamauga Camp.

Soldier Boys and Bnnd Leave for
 ChiclamauSa Camp.
 Eufaula. July 3O.-tSpecial. )-The Eufaula Rifles in company with the End Regiment Band of the city left last night for ChickamAuga at 12 o'clock by a special train.
 The company and the ban6 will num- Der apparently eighty men. Misses Susie Mckenzie and Addie Skiilman the company's shopsors together with Captain K. B. McKenzIe's wife. accom- panied them.
 Citizens of Conner and the surround Ing sections enjoyed an old fashioned barbecue at that place today. The event drew out several hundred citi- gems and the spread was a sumptous one. George Vaughn who is an ack- nowledged expert in the art of bar becuing left the city yesterday morn Ing to superintend that department and those who attended from this city report a delightful occasion.
 Mrs. Herman was hostess of a de- Iightful outing which was greatly en- toyed by the little folks this after noon. She extended invitations to a number of the little masters and misses who joined her in a picnic in the woods near the city where the hours were employed in climbing the hills and gathering wild flowers to- gether with other sports, and tempt ing luncheon.
 Rev. C. E. Johnson since his advent into the Journalistic field here is greatly Illuminating the pages of The Times whose columns are eagerly pursued every afternoon by the citi- zens at large. Mir. Johnson Is now negotiating to secure a limited tele- graphic service direct from the As sociated Press and will son otherwise improve the paper. He and his good wife are a great addition to the city's social side and are receiving a warm welcome at their hauds.
 Pansey Darhrs charged with assault with intent for attempting to shoot Phil Priest last week waved a prelim- mary hearing and made bond in the sum of $oUU to await the action of the grand jury.
 Mrs. J. c. McRae rendered an ele- gant reception at her home this after noon having Miss Altce Ashley. of Tuseumbia who is the charming guest of her sister. Miss Lila Merrill. Bridge whist was played and delicious re- treatments and Ices were served.
 Edward West of this city Is the proud owner of a fine blooded horse that possesses more traits than that of speed and beauty. The animal has been trained to cake-walk and marks time to the music of the band here with a degree of skill and grace that would rival ths best expert artists in that line.
 Rev. B. E. Brown will spend next month fin Birmingham where he will enjoy his vacation in some much needed rest.
 Miss Lucille Bell of Columbia will reach the city the latter part of this week and will be the attractive guest of Miss Louise Foy, on Broad street.
 Mrs. C. B. Keller's condition Is giv- ing her friends much cause for alarm and the worst Is feared most any time.
 Mrs. Lizzie Wilson, an old and most estimable woman who resides two miles north of the city is still seri- ously i'll and does not improve as her friends would wish to see.
 Citizens in the neighborhood of Rocky Mount church twelve miles dis tant in Quitman county. Ga. are mak- ing preparations for their annual camp meeting which will begin August 7th. and continue one week