The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
NEWS OF EUFAULA.
Discharge of Fireworks on Streets Will
 Be Prohibited.


 Be Prohibited. Eufaula, Dec. 19-(Speciai. )-The City Council at recent meeting, adopted an ordinance strictly prohibit ing the discharge of fire works within certain radius of the business sec- ton of the city. The penalty for vio- lation has been fixed at $25 and the Mayor is empowered to detail five extra policemen from the 22nd to the 26th inst. to see that the law be rigidly en- forced. The action was brought about by necessary precaution on account of the quantity of cotton that occupies the business parts of the streets await ing shipment, and is regarded as a wise and judicious one.
 Jebe Johnson, of the police force was called to Shellman. Ga. with thr city bloodhounds today to try to effect the capture of burglar who succeeded in breaking in private residence there and securing two gold watches and 920 in cash. The watches are valued at $200. The capture has not been effected up to this hour.
 Rev. Bertram E. Brown has gone to Marion where he will deliver the conss- cration sermon during the services at the new Episcopal Church there Sunday morning. The former edihce was burn ed sometime ago. the present one re- placing it.
 The ladies of the First Baptist Church held their annual bazaar in a vacant storehouse on Broad Street yes- terday and today, The place was trann- formed into a bower of beauty in some neatly contrived booths and liberal patronage was extended them. The sum will go to augment the pipe organ fund.
 The N. Ms Club, composed of the representative young men of the city. have issued invitations to a brilliant german which they will tender the young women of the city on the even ing of the 24th inst.
 W. M Mcdowell and R. L. Thornton two prominent young men who resided at Three Notch. have gone to Mexico. where they will in future seek fortune and fame.
 Isaac T. Miller a popular citizen of Three Notch, will leave in a few days for Palmetto, Ga. where he goes on a visit to his brother. Although living in such close proximity. Mir. Miller re- lated that he had not seen his brothor In forty-three years, having bid fare we'll ito each other at the close of the war.
 Miss Lila Merrill will reach the city from Belmont College, Nashville, Tenn, tomorrow. and will spend the holidays at homo.
 The first grade pupils of the Sanford Street School held interesting and in- structive exercises at the Carnegie au- ditorium yesterday afternoon. The chill dren were dressed to represent the dif- ferent nations, and each little one fin a short but appropriate recitation told how Christmas was enjoyed by the chil- dren of the different nationalities Lit- tie Emilys Milton. representing Amer lea, was greeted with rounds of ap- plause. and made a decided hit. The conception on the part of Miss Walker. the tacher. and the manner in which the affair was carried out. has been the subject of much favorable comment
 The U. D. C., of the city held their monthly meeting with Mesdames F. B, T. Long and W. NJ. Couric. Among other important measures the chapter did not consider the proposition to unite with the State Federation of women's Clubs, a wise one. and declined to do so. A beautiful note of thanks was read from Mrs. James Wocdin Galloway (nee Carrie Berry) expressing her thanks for lovely pin which was pre- Rented her by the chapter on her we'd ding day. The chapter also decided to celebrate Washington's wedding day. on January 1T. when Mrs. W. L. McCor- mick will be the hostess.
 Mrs K. E. Carroll died at her home on Dale Road. eight miles south of the city at o'clock last night. Deceased was s2 years old and was a most est- imable Christian woman. known and loved by a very wide circle of warm friends. Mrs. Carroll had resided at her present home fifty-one years and was for sixty years a consecrated member of the Baptist Church. She is survived by six children. of whom there are one son and five daughters. as follows ". D. Carroll. Mrs. Francis Thweatt. Mrs. J. W Brown, Mrs, T. w. Sanders, Mrs. q. B. King and Mrs J. w. Bush The funeral occurred from her late resi- dence and the exercises were conducted by Rev Robert Lee, and her remains were inferred at Mount Ariel Church near there. Mrs. Carroll suffered the breaking of her thigh last summer and gradually grew worse until the end came