The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
WEEK AT VINEGAR BEND.

Vinegar Bend. Oct. 17.-tspecial)- Mrs. Cucker who relieved Mrs. c. E. Busby in the postoffice during her ill., ness has returned home to Chicara'
 Mrs. Fred Busy, of Buckatunna is visiting her sfster-in- law. Mrs. c. E. Busby, of Second street.
 Mrs. Noel Turner is again at home after a prolonged visit to relatives in
 Mrs. s. E. ooodIug has returned after 6 prolonged visit among friends
 Tom FerrilI and brother are con- valescing from an attack 0f rheuma-
 F. D. German is i'll with an attack
 Mrs: Williams and Miss Fitzger3ld' of Whistler. were guests of Mrs. Frank Baxter of Second Avenue. this p Rev. B. S. Vaughn returned from Butler. where he has been attending his mother. who is now convalescing from a severe illness.
 A protracted meeting is being con ducted under the auspices of the & First
 Miss Eunice stallsworth' who Is to teach the kindergarten class this year in the Vinegar Bend High School ""T The family of Ira Fales of Second avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of baby boy.
 MI. C.- hOckenHHllNn NHO lGlL NAf0 Bend for Syracuse. Ind. some ten days ago writes that he arrived and finds prospects good for the coming, winter.
 J. S. Haleman Is visiting his TOT, mer home in Georgiana, where he will remain for about a fortnight, when Mrs. Haleman will join him.
 Kirby Smith has secured employment In Whistler where he will shortly re-
 The regular Woodmens meeting has been suspended during the protracted meeting services, but VII ne 9 resSfmeo SnnT
 Two new camp cars have just been completed at the A. & M. shops for the use of the road.
 undergoing reconstruction, will shortly bo ready to take the passenger train run. to go to Mobile after a vain endeaxor to secure the necessary school text books at Fruitdale. The classes in the lar routine work begun for the sea son. About fifty scholars are enrolled.
 The Ladies Aid Society connected with the First Baptist Church held noon. Mrs Dr. Creley, the newly elect ed president. presided and a movement was set on foot to give big Thanks giving dinner and apron party.
 Miss Lessie Scarborough gave birth day party at her home on First avenue. Quite a number of young people at- tended ana the young noStett3 was the recipient of many pretty girts.
 Mrs Wea Ingram. Of Yellow Pine visited her sister, Mrs. F. D German. at her home on Second avenue the p'i. e. C. Naiblaik was compere re- turn to his room in Hotel 'rrner Thursday last. being taken ldenly with a malarial attack.
 Extensive woods fires have been under way north of the Bend for the past week. Many acres of valuable much monetary loss incurred.
 John Bentley is again able 10 be un after a weeks sickness which con- fined him to his home.
 John Bush has installed his family in the D. N Johnson home on Second
 The night watchman at the Vinegar Bend Lumber Company's plant extin- guished fire Sunday night Two cars of logs caused the blaze which was extinguished without much damage.
 The debating club spoken of some time ago will be organized by the young men of the Bend for diversion this coming winter. G. C. Niblack has heen chosen temporary chairman and Elwyn Aiiday. secretary.
 Contractor Kelley states that he will the Vinegar Bend Company as soon as w F. Turner's residence is com pleted The ediifce will be on Second street next the Washington County Bank building and will be two stories
 Report from Burbank on the A. & M road states that the school term of eight months has commenced in that progressive village.