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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
NEeRo sHOoFa WIFE.
Becomes Angerad at AE0theR~in-Aaw Ana
 showed It.


 Becomes Angered at MotheR~in-law Ana
 Showed It.
 opeliks. July 2a---(apecial l)---0eerge Harper. a negro man. who lives aDoug ten miles from opelika. this uaorning becoming angered at his wife and mother-in-law, began cutting and shooting at both. His wife eustsinad serious wounds at his hands. and te is feared she will not recover from her injuries. As soon as the news reached opeiika. Sheriff Moon, and Deputy Jones. vent to the scene of the tragedy, but 60 far, the criminal has not been apprehended. The difficulty created quite a good of excitement in the com munity, and the white people, are lsnd- ing their aid in trying to capture Har- per.
 The good people of Farmville. yes terday gave their annual barbecue. which was enjoyed by several hun- dred of Lee County's citizeps Hon. T. D. Sanford, made a most excellent speech, which was highly appreciated | by all. The barbecued meats. were aIxiilfully prepared, and everything connected with the program was car ried out in the very best manner. Quite e number Of opelikiAns were pleasant time. The arrangement com rnittae consisted of R. IT Batsfcrd. T.. IT. Carroll. W g. Talbot. ]. H. Cooper. T. s. Piper, and ". W. Bradley l Albert Wade. Charles Huling and viii Leonard Of salem. were carried be- fore S. c. Love. a Justice of the Peace, at Salem for violating the game law. All were fined by Justice Love. Miss Carrie Mae Griffin. at her home on South Railroad Avenue today. was hostess at an elegant luncheon. in honor of Misses Ida Mae Hamilton and Mamie Hamilton of Birmingham. Be- sides these young ladies. Misses lone Barnes. Hattie Floyd. Pauline Torbert. Louise Edwards and Ethel Ross were present.
 Miss Rose Griffin. who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs stephen Hol- | lingsworth for several days. returned to her home in Lafayette this morn | ing.
 Miss Jeanette shapard left opeliks this morning for Alexander City. where she will visit relatives.
 | Messrs. Frank Hopson. Owen Brown Gordon Brown, Robert owen. Will Pal mer. Willard Westcott. Otto Loosen and Johnson Moore. will leave opelika early in the morning for Chickamauga Mrs. Mae Crommelin. returned to hei home in Montgomery this morning after having visited Mrs. N. P. Renfrt and Mrs Marvyn Mccall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
ARREST SURPRISING
W. PERRY LOVE WE'LL KNOWN IN
 SELMA.
Young Man Charged With EmbeEale- meat in Chattanooga Resided In Central City for
 Many Years.
Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau.
 Selma. July 90.
 The arrest of Mir. W. Percy Love in, chattanooga last night on the charge of enabessienient and which was learn ed here in The Advertiser this morn ing caused . great deal of surprise among the many friends of the young man in Selma. hfr. Love for many years was a resident of this city and spent his early life here going from Selma a number of years ago to Greensboro. His friends believe that there must be some mistake in the report and that the trouble which nc is statsd to be in will be adjusted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
FARMERS SUMMER SCHOOL mEnTs,
Largest Attendance on First Day Ia
 Tea Years.


 Auburn. July 29-(specisl)--Th sixth annual session of the Farmers' Summer School met today under the most favorable auspices in the history Of the organization. There was the fullest attendance for the first day since the work began six years ago,
 The address of welcome was made by President c. c. Thach. who dis cussed the necessity and advantages ot all agricultural education throagneut the entire school system rom ee elementary grade through the college: His sentiments were eappreciated ana heartily applauded. He was followed by MT. wing, editor of The stock Breeders Gazette, one of the leading Authorities on livestock In the United states Mr. Wing delivered cap tivating address on "A Visit 70 Mose Successful Farm in France,
 The chief point of his address was. the saving of barnyard manure From this springs the entire prosperity and success of the farm.
 The following program was rendered during the dNS;
 Address of welcome-President c. c. Thach.
 Opening address-Joe Wing. of Ohio.
 Planting. cultivating and marketing peaches--Prof. c. K. McQuarrie. Of Florida.
 Dairy and beef types of cattle Prof. D. T. Gray.
 Constructing forms for concrete silo --Canover.
 Judging and scoring dairy and beef cattle-Prof. D. T. Gray.
 Field experimentation-Prof L. N Duncan.
 Exsrcises consist of ten hours each day. with lectures at night. Farmers are arriving on every train.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

silk null and lace. her ieghorn hat trimmed with scarf of lace
 Mrs. Aleton wore blue null and a black picture hat with long black os- trich feathers.
 Mrs. Alston's guests were Miss Lee. Miss Marjorie Brown. Mss Lula Dean Jones, Miss Margaret Webb of vir- einia, Miss Esther Smith. Miss Aurelia speer. Miss Mary Trayior. Miss Lucy Fleming.
 The top score was made by Miss Lula Dean Jones, who was presented with a pretty framed picture.--Atlanta Georgian
 FOR MISS COUPON.
 Miss Aida May entertained a few friends very delagh fully at an Up- Jenks party on Tuesday evening In compliment to her guest Miss Annie Colton of Columbus. Miss.
 The home was elaborately adorned with ferns End cut flowers and during the evening delicious refreshments were served.
 Eugene, Mss Virginia McWhorter, Miss Bessie May. Miss Nan Williams. MT. Ernest Finch. Mir. John Lamar. Mir. Robert Lamar, Mir. Bertie Black man and Mir. Pope Lifsey.
 MARRIAGE or MISS PARKER
 AND MIR. SELLERS.
 A marriage which was a surprise to their friends was that of Miss Clyde Parker and Mir H. B. Sellers. which occurred yesterday afternoon when the ceremony was performed by Judge w. M. Brewton.
 Mir. and Mrs Sellers have many warm friends who will wish them hap pinsss and long life of prosperity.
 Miss Marjorie Brown entertained at an informal but very delightful tea on Tuesday afternoon. Twenty young girls were invited to meet Miss Browns guest. Miss Lucy Fleming, of Athens.
 Among the other attractive visiting girls present were Miss Margaret Webb. Of Virginia. the charming guest of Mrs. Dunbar Roy. and Miss Lily Lee, of Montgomery Ala. who Is with The affair was thoroughly informal, but was characterized by very de- lightful hospitality. Miss Brown is one of the most popular members of the younger set and her house guest is . charming Athens girl. Miss Fleming will be delightfully."- entertained in an informal way while in Atlanta.--At- lanta Georgian.
 Miss Ray Monsxy entertained last night at her home on Washington street, when she -complimented Miss Mimic Light, Miss Minnie Kaufman. of Birmingham, Miss Augusta Turner. of Macon, Ga. Games were played until a late hour when the guests repaired to the dining room. where delicious refreshments were served. The host@ ess was assisted in receiving by Miss Doris Brockman.
 Miss Louise Sharp has gone to Bir- mingham to spend some time.
 Miss Annie Cotton. who is the guest of Miss Aida May will return to her home in Columbus. Ga. on Saturday Accompanied by Miss May, who will be her guest for some time Mr. and Mrs sidney Levy have gone to Birmingham where they are the guests of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. D. Levy.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. P. Dickson are spending soma time in Birmingham as the guests of his parents. MT. and Mrs. D. M. Dickson. ,pe Afrs. F. A. Reynolds is spending some time in waukesha.
 Mr. 4 W. prics has returned from a months trip to the North. Mr. Price
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
Dies from shock

Huntsville. July Especial. l-- John plckey. a mechanic of the New Hope precinct. dropped dead late yes- terday afternoon while at work with John Hunkaplller. The two men were handling a heavy piece of timber and Hunkapiller dropped his end, which jarred Dickey considerably. Dickey appeared to be hurt and sat down. dy- ing in a few minutes. An Inquest was held over the body and the C6roner's jury came to the conclusion that death was due to heart failure. There were no bruises on the bodg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
A Bridge Party.

A bevy of young girls recently formed a bridge club for the summer months and held their initial meeting this morning with Miss Kathleen Me- Bride as the gracious hostess. AtteI s, auinaated game delicious ice cream ara cake were enjoyed. Among those present were Misses McBride. Ernes- tine and Maude Smith, Ida Coe, LuHile ou Bose, Lucy Agee, Mary Bibb and Tereea Biakey, of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
A DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENr.
Major L. c. Ramsey Compliments The
 AElnaea GnuA nR AInann.

Er Mtg1ee Cone or Mne0A.
 Notasulga. July 2s-(SpecialJ--- de- lightful entertainment was given last night at the home of Major l.. C, Ram sey. complimentary to Misses Laurtne and Kate Cone of Macon, Ga, who are guests of Major and Mrs. L. C. Ram sey.
 The following couples were present: Mrashal Arant and Miss Lucille Cog burn. Glider Req and Miss Eisle waller. Clarence Delbridge and Miss Mae Duke, Billie Johnson and Miss Carrie Boles, Raymond stuclSey and Miss Ruth Wal Ter, Paul Williams and Miss Mary Lee sharp, Henry Todd and Miss Annie Dobbs, James Zaehry and Miss Annie williams. Sam Haynie and Miss Tom mic Addison, Edwin Livingston and Miss Bsrta Todd. Frank Livingston and Miss Annie Cameron Jim ZachTy and Miss Ruby Williams, Cleveland Req and Miss Kate Cone. | Mrs. Ramsey was assisted in direct l. ing the entertaining by Mss Laurine Cone. Games were indulged in. inter- spersed with music by Miss Lucille Cog burn and Miss Kate Cone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
A Card paFty.

large number of young girls this aft- ernoon at 5 o'clock when she enter tained them at cards complimentary to Mics Rosa Hickman. Of New Orleans. About twenty friends were present and euchre was played with much enthusi- asrn. Two pretty trophies were award cd and after the games ice cream and cake were enjoyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
u,hrta n1an hound oxer.

A. q. Patton, . white man. was in police court this morning to answer to a warrant which charged him with having threatened the life of another citizen. While in an intoxicated con- dition Patton threatened the life Of MT. J. E. Briggs and a. warrant was sworn out against him. He was bound over to await the action of the next grand jury in the sum of $500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
Inff for Camp.

"c'' Company. Abbott Rifles, left to- night at 1 o'clock on a special train for chickamauga. where they will go In camp for ten days with the United statss rgulars. The special train which took the Abbott Rifles tonight came from Demopolis where the infantry company of that city got on. The Ab- bolt Rifles took to camp about fifty eight men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

Mrs. Edgar Stewart and Mrs. IF, S. D. Mallory have returned home after q few weeks stay at Shelby GnrinRs
 Mr. Jerry Hardy, of Benton. spent yesterday here on business.
 Mir. Jack Powers. of GreenaAoro. was in the city yesterday with friends.
 Mlses Laura and Gertrude Jones who have been attending a house party in uniontown given by Misses Adele Ellis and Adele Davidson have returned home.
 Miss Carolyn Eikan and Misa Ruhw Maa4 who have been vtaiting relatives at YtekHbura returned to their home ia Selma this afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B, Ellis and Mrs. Q. H. HehdriclSa left this afternoon for Boston wheFs they will spend ssv- eral weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

vtsited Detroit. Mich. Cleveiand. O., and Erie. Pa, and spent some time ss Crosse Isle with Miss McDonaia oI lMontxomery, who has taken cotthko there for the summer.
 Miss Esther Hagerdorn has as nes guests this week Miss Edna Newman. of New orleans, and Miss Cohen. of Montgomery-west Point News
 Mrs. ]. A. Sellers has gone to Gaines vile. Ga. to visit friends
 Miss Mary Lee Brooks has returned to her home ia Evergreen after VEIL to Miss sheppie Fuller.
 Mir ana Mrs. W. E. coburn have re- turned from a ten days trip to Cincin- nati, Ohio. St. Louis. Mo, Louisville. Ky. and Nashville. Tenn.
 Miss Bessie Jones has gone to Greensboro, where she will spend some time as the guest of Miss Ruth Powell.
 MT. and Mrs R. Q. Mobley are being congratulated upon the birth of boy at their home. 602 Adams Avenue They have named their little son. K. Q. Mobley, IT,
 Miss Ruby Parker and Miss Elaine Parker of Biiiingsley are the guests of Miss Temple at their home 2os Hol- combe Street. a
 Mr s. 4. Ensisn of Meridian. Miss. Is visiting friends on Jeff Davis Avenue.
 Mrs. o'conneli of chesson is the guest of MT. and Mrs. R. o. MobIey at their home on Adams Avenue.
 Miss Evelyn stanfiil of Berlin and Miss Mamie Shirley of Troy who have been visiting Mrs A. c. McDaniei have gone to Selma to spend some time with friends.
 Miss Agnes Dufeu has returned from Atlanta. Ga. where she was the guest of her cousin. Miss sallaize.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Andrews have gone to Atianta to spend some time.
 Mir. Clyde. Howard of Autausaviiie. who has been visiting Mir. Allen Mc- Neel has gone to cnickamauga.
 Mrs. Kai schwarts will entertain the mernbers of the Sewing Circle this afternoon at her home in the Gay Kirkland Flats in compliment to Miss Blanche Engel. who will leave short fly for her home In chariestown. W. Va.
 The members of the Country Club will entertain at a cotillion on satur- day evening. f
 Miss ciemsis wilson of Troy 10 the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. ?. Baker
 Miss Lila Allen has returned after . stay of some time in Tarlcwvilie.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. 4. Thompson end children have returned from Perdido Bay, where they have spent two weeks.
 Mr. Albert billiard has returned from Biloxi. where he and Mre. Diliard have been spending some time. Mrs. Diliafd is the guest of her mother in Ever green.
 Miss Maude Burnett who is the guest of Mrs. T. j. WillinghaTn will return to her home in Columbus. Ga. in few days.
 Captain and Mrs. William weiss left this morning for chickamauga. Cap tain Weiss ia captain of the Mont9ona- cry Blues and at the head of his com pany will take part in all the nasneu- vera @ Mrs. Emily Sample and daughter. Miss Emily Sample have gone to lGaineavtlIe to spsnd some time. Mrs. l. q. walker has gone to Dalton, Ga. to visit friends.
 Misses Jennie Levystein and Julia Levystein arc spending some time in Asbury Park. Later they win go Co New York
 Miss Josie Frichette has gone to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
anclnI nnh ParnonnI.

Mir Maurice Lehnaan Is expected horne today after a trip to French Hex Springs and Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

Misa Essis Meek linbers. of Mississip- pi, who has been enjoying a visit 10 relatives in Denopolis is again with the Gusdorfs at their home on Broad street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

Miss Helen Richards has returned home after a pleasant visit to relatives In p0mopolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

Mr. Albert billiard has returned from Biloxi. where he and Mre. Dlllard have been amending some time. Mrs. piliafd is the guest of her mother in Ever green.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

Mrs. Kai schwarts will entertain the menbers of the Sewing Circle this afternoon at her home In the Gay Kirkland Flats in compliment to Miss Blanche Engel. who will leave short fly for her home in charisstown. W, Va
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

Mss Lilly Fried. of vlcksburx. is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Sam Strauss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
FOR MISS LEE.

Mrs. Robert Alston's bowling party was a delightful compliment to her young guest. Miss Lily Lee. of Mont- gomery. Ala.
 The young guests of Mrs. Alston en- 1oyed e game at the Driving Club af- ter which they were served with de- Iiicious refreshments on the terrace.
 Miss Lee wore a gown of pale blue
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson and children have returned from Perdido Bay, where they have spent two weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

Miss Maude Burnett who is the guest of Mrs. T. ]. willingham will return to her home in Columbus. Ga. in . few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

The members of the Country Club will entertain at q cotillion on satur. day evening. hr A,
 Miss Ciemsie Wilson of Troy is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. p. Baker
 Miss Lila Allen has returned after stay of some time in Tarlcwville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

Miss Evelyn stanfiil of Berlin and Miss Mamie Shirley of Troy who have been visiting Mrs. A. c. McDaniel have gone to Selma to spend some time with friends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

Miss Agnes Dufeu has returned from Atlanta, Ga, where she was the guest ,f her cousin. Miss Sallaize.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Andrews have gone to Atianta to spend some time.
 Mir. Clyde Howard of Autaugaville. who has been visiting Mfr. Allen Me- NeeI has gone to chicksmauga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

Mir. and Mrs sidney Levy have gone Id Birmingham where they are the guests of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. D. Levy.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1908-12-16

9 IL, and the third 9; out of a possible
10 on uniformity the first got 9 IL, the
second 9, and the third IL; out of a
possible IS in color, the first got Ia,
the second IA, ard the third II; out of
a possible 10 in condition and freedom
from blemish, the first got 9 IL, the
second IL, and the third IL; out of
a possible 20 on pack, the first got
19 IA, the second 19 3-5, and che third
Ia. The total score attained was, for
the first 90 LA, for the second 90 3-4 i,
and for the third IS.
The test of the seven points to be
considered was segregated into the
following sub-points, each with a
possible value of four, and was decided
as follows: For bulge the first got
3 IL, the second 3-4, the third 8; for
alignment the first got 4, the second
the third 8; for height of ends the first
got 1-8, the second 4, the third 8; for
firmness the first got 4, the second a.,
the third 3; for attractiveness the first
got 7-S, the second 4, and the third );
giving as stated above, 10 IA, 19 3-4
and IA, respectively.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1908-12-16
A new ADDITION.

A. L. Johnson has surveyed and
plated his land south of Hamilton
into five, ten and 2O-acre tracts. These
tracts will be known as A. L. John
ston Addition No. 1 to Hamilton.
Other tracts in the neighborhood will
be surveyed and plated as soon as
this is disposed of.
A. L. Johnston Addition No. 1 is
covered by one Of the oldest and best
water rights in the valley and the soil
is ideal for vegetable and orchard cul-
ture.
All persons wishing to purchase
nice tracts that can be made valuable
property and beautiful homes will do
we'll to look this matter up a once and
get terms.
Off Ravalli Abstract Co.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1908-12-16
STEvENSv|LLE TO HAVE
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS

The prospects that Stevensville will
in the near future secure both water
works and electric lights is bright in
deed. On January S the proposition
will pc put up to the people for their
approval. 1t now seems to hinge only
on the question of whether or not the
people want these mprovements.
At the regular meeting of the town
council Monday evening special elec-
tion was ordered for Jan. S, when the
matter of granting an electric light
franchise to c. B. Mccarthy and
bonding the town for the sum of
SIS 900 for water works will be sub
mitted to vote of the people. That
both questions will carry there now
seems but little doubt.-Stevensvilie
Register.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1908-12-16
WANTS HER STEPFATHER TO CON-
TRIBUTE TO HER SUPPORT.
HAS BEEN MOST UNFORTUNATE
E. c. Sutherland Is Fined $3.50 for Shoot
ing VanSickle---In This Fight Both
Men Were Culpable.

The trial of Mss Olive Williams VS..
George M. Davis for seduction was
tried in district court today
Miss Williams sued for judgment of
$4,000. The case was tried in the dis
trict court of Missoula county last
spring, and was given much publicity.
In her testimony this morning Miss
Williams alleged that Davis, who is
her stepfather, by threats and
promises seduced her, and as a result
she is the mother of child now being
cared for in Helena. After the death
of her mother two years ago Davis,
she alleged, insisted on maintaining
criminal intimacy with her. His first
seduction, however, occurred when
she was only II years old and her
mother still living. For about two
years she has been working for her
self and Davis, she testified, had not
contributed at all to her support or
that of the child. Davis resides near
Victor.
The case was non-suited this after
noon on account of the wide variance
of testimony given at this and the
former trial. AS the evidence devel-
oped the conflict became more pro-
nounced, and a motion for non-suit
was allowed by Judge Myers, leaving
the plaintiff without a cause of action.
Had the case gone to the jury, it is
believed, a Judgment for the amount
asked would have been returned
Miss Williams was represented by
Geo. T. Baggs, and Davis by r.. A.
O'Hara.
Miss Williams is not unprepossess
ing young woman % wears of age
She gave her testimony frankly but
modestly. She hesitated frequently
in answering questions by coun sci
and seemed to shrink from telling O.
her unfortunate relations with Davis
E. c. Sutherland escaped with fl I
of $130 Thursday. Last March he ant
Chas. VanSickle engaged in CUR
| fight in which a number of shots were
exchanged. VanSickle was injured,
receiving a wound from which he m az
never fully recover. VanSickle, how
ever, opened fire first and car
ried the larger gun. The jury evi
IDENTIFY thought the score was even
returning a verdict of third degree
assault.
In the case of Stella Spooner VS.
Joseph Leroux for attachment tn
jury allowed a verdict for the plaintiff
for $17 20.
The suit of B. F. Julian VS. Allai
Forkner for damages was dismissed
Saturday, and new action was inn
mediately filed.