The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-03
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DR. sEARcY LEAVES.

uaa Aeeeptea Position In Colorado
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 Tuscaloosa, August 2.--(Special.)-- pr. George A, Searcy who with pr. w. O. somerville have been running the sonierville -Searcy Infirmary In this city, will, together with his wife go to Colorado to live. pr. Searcy has recently received an appointment as instructor in anatomy in the Un1- versity of Colorado located at Boulder which he has accepted. though ne VII, make. his. home in Denver, He VII also practice medicine in the latter city.
 pr. Searcy graduated from the Uni. yersity of Michigan School of Medicine having previously studied at Tulane, and since his graduation has been prae- ticing here.
 Andrew Hatch was arrested and brought before the mayor yesterday afternoon charged with violating the prohibition law. He plead not guilty, but in the face of the evidence, he was found guilty and will have to either pay fine of $40 or work it. out on the streets. The deputy sheriff. here went up to searles and brought down another. violator of the prohibition law, and he ss at present confned in the county jail.
 There is at present confined in the Tuscaloosa county jail, about forty two prisoners The fame of the hos pltAltty of this county hotel seems to have travelled far: and the officers are having to enroll many names on the books each day. On Friday thirteen new names were added to the roll. Many and varied are the charges against these prisoners, and when the grand jury meets in September, they win have their hands full trying out cases.
 George Miller has been arrested and lodged in the county Jail on war rant sworn out by another negro from KelIerman, Ala. tha warrant charg- ing that George threatened and in- timidated this other negro. This Is the only case of it's kind that has been reported from Kellerman, the mines at that place having been conducted in an orderly manner since the strike c
 Mrs. G. W. Vanhoose entertained the younger set of the town with a delightful card party Friday night in honor of Miss Lula F'linn, of Mont gomery, and Miss May Eaton, of Vine Hill. The guests on arriving were served frappe, and after this the games began. The twelve. couples were seated at six. tables. and the game of nilo was played, After the games delicious refreshments. were served con sistfng of ices and cakes.
 Cadet w. W. Prude, of this city who was one Of che cadets who were dismissed from West Point for hazing left this morning for the Army School all of the members who were expelled having been reinstated.
 Tannh n nMffv a ah0Ar1Rlra of this place, had s14 stolen from him last night. MT. Duffy lives at the north end of Twenty Fifth avenue. and going home about Il o'clock and re. tiring, he was soon awakened by q noise in his room. On getting up he discovered that his pants had been stolen and along with them his money The pants were found. but the money was never recovered.
 The contract for the building of the government building in. this city has been let. This information Icame in a telegram to Congressman Hobson of this district. The telegram states that the contract was let on July 31. The Blue Ridge Consruction Company, of Asheville; N. C., were awarded the con tract. It is thought that the contrac- tors will be on the ground and actual work will be started by September 1.