The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22

William Dees is suffering from an attack of pneumonia.
 Uriah Brown is visiting his sister. Mrs. G. E. Kelly. of Second Avenue.
 J. Bush will occupy the house re- gently vacated by J. M. Reynolds and family on Second Avenue.
 Mrs Eliza Bentley is visiting her son, William Bentley. at Yellow Pine.
 J. D. Flournoy, the M. and O. agent at this place, is undergoing treatment for appendicitis at a Mobile infirm- ary.
 Frank P. Young, who Is in Mobile infrmary, is reported doing favorably. Mir. Young underwent an operation.
 J. c. Gibson is acting in the place of Agent Flournoy at the M. and O. depot during his enforced absence.
 Mrs. F. E, Baxter has been Ill at her home on Second Avenue the greater part of the week.
 Mrs H. S. Turner was confined to her home on account of Illness the lat ter part of the week.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society met Thursday in the church to discuss plans for the great Thanksgiving feast they nave on hand.
 The tennis grounds are graded and about ready for the net. The coming week will see the court completed. The carpenters will finish with the w. o. w lodge room this week so as to have everything In readiness for the meeting Monday evening next > Several new members will be intro duced.
 Miss Mamie Crawford is visiting her sister. Mrs. Pene Tiquino, of Second Avenue.
 Miss Bessie Roberts is spending a few days with relatives in Whistler.
 Miss Edwina Turner returned from Mobile after an absence of about a week spent in visiting friends.
 The First Baptist Church of the Bend will assist the Escatawpa congregation to renovate the church at that place.
 Work on the new rough timber shed Is progressing rapidly, the sills are all placed and work on the body of the building will be commenced this coming week.
 The diphtheria scare which origin ated in Leakesville, Miss, seems to have died out as no more cases have been reported. The Bend medical au- thorities were prepared to quarantine the town had the occasion required. Mrs J. G. Fitzgerald is reported improving from her recent illness.
 Jesse King, acting foreman of the big mill has introduced blowers in the furnaces which facilitates raising steam and adds much to the efficiency of the l pOWeT pant.
 A file room for the keeping up of the band saws has been added to the planer equipment. All the necessary appara- | tus has been installed
 Mr. H. W. Wadsworth is over on the Tombigbee Valley Road with his portable mill.
 G W. Bentley has moved his family to Hawthorne. Ala.
 Frank McAuister left the Bend for St. Louis Mo.. early in the week MT. McAllister will extend his trip to New York for the holiday season
 The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society held an oyster supper and social at the school house Friday evening.
 William Jeffries of Citronelle has been working with the painters crew at the Bend for the past week. N. E. Tunen's new dwelling is about all framed and a fair idea of the gen. erous proportions can be had at this i time.
 Frank Marks is running the east bound log train on the A. and M. in the place of J. J. Mashburn, who IS taking a few days of.
 Ben Haight has been transferred from the day force in the M. and O, depot and will hereafter hold down the night end.