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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-27
ELECTRIC ALARMS
FOR THE PIGGERS
UNIQUE SYSTEM WAS IN VOGUE
IN MiNoT-A slGHTLEss PORK.
Err TEsTIFiEs THAT AT SCAN.
DiNAvIAN HOTEL THERE ALL
HE HAD TO DO WAS PRESS A
HUTToN-GETs 100 DAYS.


Minot. N. D.. Mar. 26-That many
Of the blind pigs of Minot are on an
electric circuit containing an electric
alarm which is used to warn the pig
gers Of approaching arrests, is indi-
Gated by the testimony of one Turner
who was on trial yesterday before
Judge Goss. Turner was charged with
running blind pig in the basement
Of the Scandinavian hotel and was
sentenced to Jail for 100 days and
given $3.50 fine. The building was
ordered closed for one year.
Mr.. Turner said that there was an
electric alarm in the basement. but
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The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-10

Mrs. William Schuckmnn and
her little daughter returned from
California Sunday night. Mr..
Schuckman went to Tucson to
meet them.
During their stay in Nogales
this week Judge and Mrs. f VI.
Doan have been the guests of Cot.
onel and Mrs. Allen I. Bird, This
is Judge Dnan's first visit III eigh-
teen months, and it is now nearly
three years since Mrs. Doan visited
Nogales. They have with them
their grandson, LIE Chance Doan, Il
cute youngster three years of age.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
]. j. Flynn returned from a visit
oftwo months to the former home
of Mr.. Flynn, in Ontario, Canada.
Thursday morning they went south.
ward to Cullacan, where MIR. Flynn
is engaged with railway construc
ton. Accompanying them south
from Nogales was Mrs. NJ. E. Smith,
mother OF Mrs. Flynn, who during
two months past has been the
guest of Mrs. A. ]. Killeby, at the
Santa Cruz house.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver from Ma
vojoa, were at Nogales Wednesday
night, returning to Sonora FROM a
visit in California. Mr.. Weaver Is
division engineer on the Cananea.
Rio Yaqui & Pacific railway.
Saturday evening Mr., Engone s
Ives arrived from Tucson to he ia
attendance upon the term of co1rt
here. He represented the United
States Fidelity Guaranty Comea-
ny in its litigation against A. Sac
doval and P. Sandoval. Mr.. Ives
is in several other cases that went
over for the term. Tuesday tile
gentleman returned home to Tue
son.
Messrs. Fred w. Morrison and
L. w. Jutton OF Los Angeles, CAT.
ifornia, were in attendance upoa
the present term of court, repre-
senting A. Sandoval and P, Sanda.
val in the litigation against them
by the United States Fidelity
& Guaranty Company. Several
years ago MIR. Morrison was district
attorney in Mohave county, Ari-
iona, residing at Kingman.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-10
Metal Quotations.

Following are the market quota
tons on metals for today:
Copper, 124@ l34 cts per III.
Lead, per 100 lbs. 4.744@450
Silver, per o., 5l5 cts.
New York City, Exchange l.0l
Pesos. Bullion value 404
Mex. Dol. (local) 454
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-10
NOCALES NOTES.

A practical business man wishes
to go in business in Nogales, and
wants a partner with small
amount Of capital. Address: Ov-
ington, Hotel Arizona, Nogales.
Lad es' 16 button "Mousquetare'
Gloves. LA Mona.
Doctor P. r. Doron from Pata-
gonia, was in Nogales Monday.
Mr.. r. L. Parsons from Camille,
has been OF Nogales this week.
Monday evening Captain Lee
Hall came up from Hermosillo.
Monday evening Mr.. e. E. Pope
came up from the Libertad camp.
Only the best in Mems Wear at
The Boston Store Inc.
Captain Stephen O'Connor was
over from Duquesne Wednesday.
Wednesday night Mr. Delos Dur.
fee was at Nogales en- route to Re-
alto.
Mr.. E. II. Evans is in from Pata.
gOnia, serving his country ASA trial
Juror.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mcknight
arrived from Fort Huachuca
Thursday evening.
Postal Cards of the State of So
nora, wholesale and retail.
La MoDA.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Akin
son from Calcbasas, were at Mega
les Thursday evening.
Wednesday evening Messrs. R.
R. Richardson and Ben Heney
were visitors at Nogales.
Gents and boys clothing and
underwear, stylish, cheap and dur
able at the Red House, Ramon
Vasquez.
Several new notices of final
proof on homestead entries appear
in the columns of The OASIS this
week.
Thursday evening Mr.. A. S.
Henderson, republican candidate
for supervisor came in from Pata-
gonia.
Sunday evening Mr.. Patt r. Sui
Ivan returned from Patagonia,
and has resumed his residence in
Nogales.
"The American Gentleman" the
finest and handsomest shoe for
gentlemen's wear, at the Red
House. Ramon VasQuez. y
sunday evening Mr.. Peter John
Fon of Magdalena came up from
The South and was at Nogales q
day or two.
Thursday evening Major james
H. Cooper came up from the Rich
held camp and was at Nogales sew.
erll days.
Mr.. Harper James Cunningham
republican candidate for county
Treasurer came in from Mowry
Thursday evening,
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-10

Mrs. Josie Henderson ui TUCSON,
who is slenoprapber IN the Office
1T Senator Ives, wns NJ NOgales
Sunday and Monday.
Just received. nm extra good
quality White Crepe D'Chine, aud
Il beautiful Silk Printed lawn
Il La MoDA
Mr.. J. L. Sheperd came down
from Tucson Sunday evening en-
business. returning to the old pu-
eblo Tuesday morning.
Forgood substantial service wear
Hamilton. Brown IL Co.'s Patrol
Shoe," sold at the Red House, RAJ
mon Vasquez.
Mr.. James r. Bent, superinten-
dent for the Tribune Mining Com.
pany, came up from the Rey de
Orc camp and was a. NognleS sew.
eral days.
Mr.. w. G. Gilmore, the Cochise
county attorney, was at Nogale-
this week, engaged in the defence
of V. g Mr+grave, against whom
the Grand Jury found two indict-
menls.
Mr.. G. w. French, who has been
at Nogales the past week has gone
to Magdalena, thence to the Girl
jalva mine, which he has bought
from Mr.. Wolf Behrendt and is
developing.
Wednesday night Captain J. D.
MacCarthy of Denver, who operates
in Sonora mines and passes his
winters at Hermosillo, was ut No
gales, returning TO the scene of his
operations.
Wednesday evening there was at
Nogales Mr.. Barney Cohen OF the
Grand Hotel at Hermosillo, and
the Hotel Rosales at Culiacan, who
was returning home from visit in
California with his sisters.
Mr.. r. l.. Drane OF Tucson, the
new chief engineer of the Ram
dolph railway lines. was in Nogal-
es Wednesday and Thursday. Yes
terday the gentleman went south
ward EN- route to Culiacan.
Mrs. G. E. Harris, wife of the
telegraph operator in the Nogales,
Sonora, depot, has been very ill
for some three weeks past; but.
under the care of Doctor Y. A.
Smelker and an excellent nurse, is
now on the road to complete re-
covery.
This week Mr.. George e. Foulke,
the new special agent for the U. 5.
treasury department has visited
ENogales. Mr.. Foulke, who sue
ceeded. Mr.. George W. Black, is
from Minnesota, to which state
Mr.. Black has gone, the two ex-
Echanging districts.
Coming down on the train from
Benson Wednesday evening Messrs
Robert e. and Joseph Morrison
met in Captain J. D. Mccarthy an
old friend and chum of their
fsther. The captain was delighted
at meeting the sons of the chum OF
their younger days.
Mr., Ibarra, the engineer repre-,
seuting the Mexican government
I'm the construction Of the Cannnne
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
IRVING LEHMAN NOMINATED.


 Former Montgomerian Candidate For
 New York Supreme Court Justice.
 The old Montgomery friends of Mey- CT Lehman will hear with special in- terest of the nomination of his son. Irving Lehman. os New York City. for Justice of the Supreme Court of New York by the Democrats of that city. Irving Lehman Ia the youngest man evr nominated in New York for that high judicial position.
 His father, Meyer Lehman, was one of the best known business men of Montgomery. He was a leading cot ton man In Montgomery before the war. during the war and after the war. There was no better known cot- ton firm in the South than Lehman, Durr and Company. A few years after the war Mr. Lehman moved to New York, but he maintained a business connection In Montgomery until . few years ago.
 The younger Lehman, nominated for Supreme Court Justice, has had a bril- Htsant career as . lawyer and he is yet under forty years old. He is q cousin of I. Roman of Montgomery, and he has other relatives in the city.
 Of Mir. Lehuan's nomination by the Demoerats. The New York World says: When Charles F. Murphy does right The World wants to be the first to congratulate him. Tn nonninatine Irving Lehman instead of EmannsI Blumenstiel for Justice of the Supreme Court Mir. Murphy both showed poiitI- cal sagacity and named q man super for in training, legal experiences and business standing to M. Linn Bruce, the Republican candidate"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

The assault occurred on Cont street outside of the saloon and near the Louisville and Nashville railroad tracks. The trouble 1t is claimed was started by Crowley making dis- paraging remark to Plaice. calling him "coekney Thief" The two men walked out of the bar and In a few minutes a fuss was heard outside and Plaice was seen on the ground well tsring in blood.
 Crowley ran down Conti street to the wharf where he was arrested by ofiicers McCarron and Harris. He was placed on the docket on the charge of assault with a knife. Crow ley refused to talk. He is said to be mentally unbalanced and committed the deed during a spell. He for some years worked for his father. but is not now allowed to work.
 One of the witnesses ~ inns that Crowley. just before he Ia. ~ the re- mark. was looking at Q theatrical ad- vertisement book and at the same time crossing himself. He Is a very quiet man. but at one time drank heavily.
 = When the ambulance arrivde at the scene Plaice's clothing was complete ly saturated with blood and it was thought his juRular vein had been sew cred. An examination proved such not to be the case.
 John Crowley has a wound on his forehead and a slight cut on his fin- ger. The wounds were dressed by pr Rhett Goode, the family physician, who instructed Chief of Police Rom deau to place an officer near the cell of Crowley tonight to prevent him from doing himself personal violence. Crowley. while the physician was with him. acted dazed and strangely. Plaice died tonight at 10, o'clock. The charge of assault with knife en- tered against Crowley when he was arrested, was changed to murder by Chief Rondeau as soon as he heard of the death of Crowiey's victim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
FIRE IN COLUMBUS
PLANT OF A FOUNDRY COMPANY
 DESTROYED.
Mississippi Bremen Were Delayed I'm Locating the Blaxe-~The Loss Estimated at 9l5,0O0 With
 12,OOO Insurance.

Columbus, Miss. oct. 1o.-(Special.) The plant of the Columbus Machine and Foundry Company on South First street was destroyed by fire late last night entailing a loss of about $l5,000 with only $2,000 insurance.
 The fire broke out in the cupola and the watchman claims that he tried to send in an alarm but could not secure telephone connection. The blaze final ly attracted the attention of the night force at the Mobile and Ohio freight depot and the alarm was telephoned In from there.
 It was impossible to definitely locate the blaze and the operator at the tele- phone exchange was compelled to call up several manufacturing plants in the neigh hborh ood of the fire before the alarm could be transmitted to fire headquarters. This delay enabled the fire to make good headway before the firemen arrived and with the exception of the pattern shop the entire plant was destroyed.
 Sparks from the fire ignited the office of the Refuge Cotton oil Company which adjoins the foundry and the building was damaged to the extent of several hundred dollars. the loss being fully covered by insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
YOUNG ALABAMA ORATORS
 WILL SPEAK FOR BRYAN


 Hon. John McDuffie. of Monroe Coun- ty, and Hon. John. M. Burns, of Dal- las County, spent Saturday night in Montgomery. They will leave today for Chicago, where they have been summoned by the National Democratic Committee.
 Messrs. McDuffie and Burns will make speeches in the West for Bryan and Kern. MT. McDuffie Is a repre- sentative in the Legislature from Monroe County. and is the youngest member of that body and has made a wide reputation as an orator and thinker.
 MT. Burns is a son of the late Hon John Burns. of Dallas County. and is a speaker of considerable repute. These two young Alabamians> will be in the West until late in October. not ex. pecting to return until they cons home to vote.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
CUTBROTHER- -N-LAW
MOBILE AFFRAY RESULTS IN
 DEATH OF VICTIM.
John Crowley, Who is Mentally Ia. saned, Assaults A. R. Piaice With Knife--victim Died
 In Hospital.

Mobile Oct. fo.--(speetal) John Crowley. son of Timothy Crowley. . saloon man at the southwest corner of Commerce and Cont streets. to- night about 7:45 o'clock seriously cut hIs brother-in-law, A. R. Plaice. man. ager for Timothy Crowley. Plaice died In a hospital tonight.
 Plaice was stabbed seven times, twice in the left eye. which is out, once on the left cheek, three times on the neck and once above the right temple. He was hurriedly taken to the City Hospital in the ambulance and his con- dition Is regarded as critical.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
MAY MOVE HEADQUARTERS.
Tennessee Democrat. Don't Fan

Tennessee Democrats Don't Fancy
 Picture of Mir. Taft.
 Nashville Tenn, Oct. 10.-"Take down that picture of Taft or we will move State Democratic headquarters out of the Maxwell house"
 This ultimatum, 1t is understood was delivered to Manager Knox Humme, of the Maxwell House by the managers at Democratic headquarters MT. Humme evidently did not feel that he could show any discrimination be. tween Democrats and Republicans. al the Taft picture Is still there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
CHILDREN SAVE FATHER.
Grand Jury is Touched by Pleadin
 nf V.tffIm nwmm

Grand Jury Is Touched by Headings
 of Little Ones.
 Indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 10.-The Ma. rion County grand jury discharged from custody last evening David Fran. kel. who was under arrest charged with killing his wife in order to col- lect insurance.
 Yesterday afternoon Frankefs g. year-old son. David. appeared at the grand jury door leading his baby sis ter, aged 4. He told the foreman they had come to ask for their papa. The children were in the grand jury room some time. The evidence against Frankel, 1t is said, was not convinc- ing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
soUTHsIDE RALLY TO-DAY.
Children of Sunday School VIII Res
 der Fine Program.

Children of Sunday School VIII Ren-
 der Fine Program. l To-day will be Rally Day at the | southside Baptist Sunday School. The | services will be from s:3o to ii:oo a. m. The fine program which has been | arranged follows:
 sonE' Praise Him"--Sunday School. Prayer--Rev. A. F. Dix. Larger Things for the Sunday school Supt. R. NJ. Hendley.
 Child Training--Miss Johnnie Spear. Rally Day Address--Pastor s. A. 0T% Song. Little ones Like Me"-chn- Recitation. God Wants the Boys and Girls"-vivian Hamilton. Jessie Mills Louis Mills. Fred Clements.
 Song. (solo). "weleome For Me- 1N'f Recitation. Little by Little"--Rich- Recitation. "chnds Prayer"-Eliza- song-"Bright Jewels"
 Recitation. "Papa's Letter"-VtviAn Song. Praise Him all Ys Little Children"
 Recitation, "Don't"-Evelyn Cain. Recital ton, What Have"-AnCie Golding Dix.
 Song. "Church Bells"-Primary Glass. Recitation, q Can't and I'll Try Joe Hendley.
 Recitation. What l Live For die Casterline.
 Song (solo) Up. Up In the sky'- Frances Fike.
 Recitation. Little Things"-Lily Mae Roberson. Myrtle Anderson. and An mabel Parker.
 Song. Jesus Loves Me"-Primary Recitation. Advice to sOy"-JnO Ogletree.
 Song (solo) "oh, How I Love Js- sus.". Ferrie Dyer. Jr.
 Recitation. Little Boys Speech George worthington.
 Song (Duet) Hell Never Forget to Keen Me"-Jessie Wilson. Matte Lee Roney.
 song by Children.
 Doxology.
 Benediction-H. c. Burdshaw. As- slstant Superintendent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

denee, 1928 South Hull street, phone 1873. The pastor has returned and will preach at both the morning and evening services. All evening services from now on will be held at 7:so in- stead of ?. m-
 The Sunday School hour will be giv- en to . rally service under the .direo- ton of Mss Spear. the Primary teach CT. The Young Peoples Union meets at 6:30 ?. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

At Hamilton, N. Y.-coIgate. l2; Hobart. 0.
 At Buffalo. N. Y.-Indians. 12: Syra. cuse, 0. . At Ithaca. N. Y.-Cornell. 2s; ober- lin, 10.
 At Kanover-Dartmouth, IS: Tufts, O.
 At Springfield. Mass.-Springfleld Training School 21; Connecticut Az ricultural College, o.
 At Liucoln, Neb.-Nebraska. 20; Grin. nell, 5.
 At Champaign. Ill-IllinOis. 6; Mar. quette, 6.
 At LansinP Mich.-University of Michigan, O; Agricultural College, 0.
 At Columbia, s. C.-University of South Carolina, IF; Charleston Col iegHe, Gs;t 1ou,s--st Lopis University 45; Capt Girardeau Normal Sch ool, 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
Lookout For Crooks.

Robinson's Circus is due in town to- day and will probably bring some- thing over 150 people with 1t. l~ In spite of all the management can do to the contrary, a circus Is gener- ally accompanied by many undesirable citizens who follow. II, from town to and who try tosthrow the blame on the circus folk.
 The police say that they will take extra precautions while the circus is here, but they wish also to put the peo- pie on guard against any possible un- pleasant experience.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
THE MEMPHIS TEAM.
Tventy-six HIen Were Reserved Fo
 NAxf Year.

Twenty-six Men Were Reserved For
 Next Year.
 Memphis. Tenn. Oct 10-(Special)-- Announcement of the Memphis Base- ball Association tonight is to the effect that twenty-six men have been pur- chased or reserved for next year. in- cluding old players, and the following which have been bought within the past few days or week:
 Pitchers Willis. Keiber, Hobbs, from the South Carolina League; Carters. Coulson. from Charleroix; J. Brown from South Car lima League; infeid- CTS Lindsay, from South Carolina League, Price from Carolina League; outfielders Stinson, from Virginia League, Woodruff from East Liver pool, Wagoner. from Decatur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Mir. Samuel Melzar Cate. orgsnist of St. Johns Church, begs to announce himself Instructor of Piano CLeschet- ixky method), Organ and Harmony. His several years training in Germany qualities him. Mir. Cate will also coach singers. Lessons during the day or evening. Temporary address, St. Johns Church. Hours. g-I2 c. m.
 w0d-sun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
FOOTBALL RESULTS
Chicago Down. Peraue.

Chicago, Oct. 10.--Chicago found the Indiana players today to be more stur- dy than the Purdue team and within ten minutes of the beginning of olay. goal, after a forty-yard run for the first touchdown.
 The effort proved an expiring one for the Hoosiers, who afterward founU themselves helnless against the Chi- cago line, Chicago winning 29 to 6. The ruling of of Captain Paddock also weakened the Indianans and seemed to dishearten them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

qualifying round, and a silver cup Is offered 10 the winner in each of four night. Already about nifty men have paid their entrance fee, and 1t Is very probable that as many more will en- ter before next Wednesday. On We'd nesday a barbecue will be given on the grounds and q general good time will
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
nJlnne.ota Defent. Ames.

sota defeated Ames Agricultural Col lege of Iowa at Northup field this afternoon by score of 15 to 10. Ames played a better open game than Minnesota and constantly worked the forward pass for big gains. Minnesota showed a strong offense, but was weak on defense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
FOR MONDAY ONLY.

q pkRs. Uneeda MIX Biscuit, 1Oe.
 3 pkxs. Zu-Zu and all other 5c. pack ages, 8 for IOc. pkgs. Vanilla Waf- CTS or any other Toe. pkG, for 2Sc Q. l.. Brown Groc. Co.,, PhOue 5SS. 22 Snuth COuFt,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
WILL PLLY FoOTBALL.
Game wiII Be Attraction at State
 EafP

One of the free attractions at the State Fair will be the football game between the Boys High School and the Barnes School. The date on which fixed yet.
 The High Sch ool is composed of last years stars and they expect to win. material, but from the looks of the team ought to put up a good fight with the High School.
 The High School is under the man agement of Edgar Atkinson, and the Barnes School is under the manage ment of Julian Strassburger.
 The lineup of both teams will be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

MT. Robert Lawrence, the famous American baritone, will give a recital at S:3O o'clock Wednesday evening at Scales Piano Parlors on Dexter ave- nue, The public Is cordially invited to attend the recital at which an excep- tlonally fine program will be rendered. At 8 o'clock. preceding the recital. a reception will be given. --Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
Georgia Tech Wins.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct 10.--Georgia School
 Ssfe tSds1 sShS9 by a score of 30 to Inman Bell. right guard for Tech, broke his left arm near the wrist, and he is out of year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
Football In Texas,

Austin. Tex, Oct. 10-The Univer- sity of Texas defeated the Texas Chris tian University in tEe first football game of the season played here this afternoon by a score of Il to 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
fnIa in nlrminrhnnn.

Birmingh am, Oct, 1O.-topecial.)-- Wednesday afternoon of next week. the members of the Country Club will begin a championship golf tournament. Eighteen holes will be played in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
BayIor Beats A. and M.

College Station Tex. Oct. 10-By hard playing Baylor University defeat ed the A. and M. Ccilege of Texas by the score of to this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
Crnulex nerentn st. Chnrlen.

Crowley, La, Oct. 10-In the first football game of the season, Crowley defeated Lake Charles by the score of 10 to g..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
Prixe for AerouIane.

Paris. Oct. 10.---A local newspaper has offered prize of $2,400 for the first aeroplane to fly over Paris from the Champ de Mars to vincennes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
Home Mission society

Home Mission Society. The regular monthly meeting of the Home Mission Society of the Court Street Methodist church. will be held Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the annex.
 Mrs. L. c. Strong. President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

An animal with the stregth of lion and the jumping capacity of flea would hop one-third of a mile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

sunday Services at SOuthstde Baptist
 Church.
 Corner Hull Street and Cramer ave- nue, Samuel A.. Cowan, pastor. resi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Mrs. Stuart Patton has as her guest her sister. Mrs. Beenaan of Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Mrs. Lucille Armstrong williams and little daughter, Virginia Stone. and sister, Miss Fanchon Armstrong. who have been spending the past two weeks in Montgomery, have returned to their bonoa in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Mrs J. B. ,Gaston has returned home after spending some time m Asheviiie. N c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Mrs. J. c. waddell of Houston, Texas, will spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. C. H. Beale. at her home, 750 Perry Street. Mrs. Waddell has on former visit to Montgomery made many friends who will be glad to know that she will spend the win ter here. IS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

The first meeting of the Queen Of Clubs will be held on Friday next when the members will be the guests Of MrS George Bruner at her home on Sayre Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Mrs. J. H Sherwood has returned from a months visit to New York. On the return trip, she stopped over for two weeks with her parents m Macon Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Ross, who have been visiting relatives and friends in England, Ireland. Scotland and Wales for the past three months. have re- turned home.