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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
Former Mont gomery Girl Returns
 Here. Gunner Of A Alaskan Gold Mine

Up in Alaska work prossss aud not position and luck. So often peDnie speak of success In goid mining AS a lucky strike. That fs wrong M Is the man who uses his sndgmsnt and then works steadily on A claim for several fsee, who succeeds. The stempsdss
 .T6e Alaskan nsids iu only scratch. cd. Everywhere there are now diEcow- cries beinM made monthly ana there are innnnesahle more to De Fnade. Ts viii net be long befnrs that country tz the isreest gold pfeduefnk district
 .4rhs fife is not nearly so souxh as t as sometimes painted. In fact thsrs is more order there than there is in AiabaTnR For instance. The moment bad man arrives ln town we drfve him out h Nome we have 10 gaxnbs Hing and the town is free from lave less characters. Tn the early days we 90 welt described tn rho apoilers,s by Rex Beach. Hut we soon Got rid of them and after their removal ws were able 10 sae that our laws were tnplics lily enforced.
 iqrhe snosauisoea. too. are not the pest thak report would have them be. After Q week os sc you do not mind them. But when they rrst appear people believe that they are the worst ytisat were ever Experienced. Then you get used to them and they can buzx around you all they please with the least protest from you
 serhe northwest and upper Pacific coast is much more deiightfui than you can imagine from hearaay. The ;Iouisr Clarke Imposition in Seattle Is goirg fo open the eyes of many people to the grandeur of that region as well as to its opportunities. I believe Shat malinr occasions in the history of fn- ternationai and national exhibitions. It win not be as large as some Of the others, but infinite pains are being taken Co make the whole exposition weeks asEo I visited the grounds and. from present indtcationa if will be the frst one to De wholly finished on the scheduled dRtss"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
HEMP DzvoaCE CASE.
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Wife waii Net Receive srsss saw ia, Afamomys \
 St. Louis, Feb. 1s.--The trial of tic divorce suit of Mrs. Li1lian Efandian Lemp against Win. J. TesDp. IT.. was rsaumsd today in Judss fiitchcoch's court.
 Two motions were filed hy Mrs. Lemp'a aetoKm0VB, but were overruied. one asking that L.smp be required to produce tp court such books of the Lsmp Brewing Company as would show hIa holdings in that company. the other aMkfng that a decree of divorce. the custody ef the ehlaa and alsmcny be granted to Mrss Lsnp without further
 1lEs. .Ismp wiii .nes rseslvs arsss, sum in aiiui0ny even # she is granted . divorce from William ]. Lsnap. 5r.
 Judge Hitchcock made this announce ment to her attorneys who were plead ing for an order of court that the books Of the brewing company be brought ia a0 dsteFnilne the amount Of Mr. Lemp's Fortune
 gua@s Hitchcock |. did not intlmate how he would decide the case.
 The case. on behalf of Mrs. Lemp was closed by deposition from the seerstary Of the. brewing Rosnpany Siv- ing estimates Of the values of Lenapsn heidings and by the introduction of the 'ante-nuptiai agreement which Lemp signed in the presence of Arch bishop John ]. Kain of the Roman Catholic Church on October 2f. 1889 In the document the defendant agreed that all the children born of the de- fendant be baptized and educated in che Roman Catholic Church.
 The first witness on behalf of .Mr. Iemp was Nellie Edwards. who form. eriy lived in St. Louis, but now lives in New York. She testified that Pearl RlRehey never lived ct her house.
 T have known Mir. Lemp sixteen or seventeen years," she said. "and he positively never was in my house after ais marriage"
 Testimony contradictory of other witnesses for the plaintiff concerning Lemps alleged midnight visits was given and then the cross complainant was called.
 In an even. dispassionats manner Lemp natiy c0ntradieted the sworn statements of his wife regarding the eisnang of Che second snte-nupalai agreement and he also denied her tess tinony that he had struck her, knock. ed her down stairs or otherwise abused her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

E Who can she ibe7" remarked . num- Der of people yesterday afternoon as they say q tAlI. handsomely gowned |ipass down the f E street. v
 There wass something familiar in her features. and yet mo sens could exactly place her. 9 | As84 A
 Much to their surprise they learned that she is Mrs X B. Woods. form- eriy Miss Carrie Vaughn. who since leaving Montgomery has bseeme one of the largest uiine owsiefs in the coun- :; try. She is hare with her husbands also a mine owner and q m;iisoHaiss sevefAi times oyer. that she may visit her childhood friends None have seen her since she departed. serae ten years asos little more than a gigf e,s
 She went first to seattle to s visit fever struck the paxifsc coast, and with it the fulfe glaEnor ef sundiacovsred gold fields. Mss Vaughn piiiekiiy dscided to go up and see the new country for herelf. aIf "a man can do sos ,. why shouldn't TT she argned. As she was making q trip down the Yukon on one of .the steamers, she met staIwart Seokehmans J. R. Woodss the owner of the transportation line. Romance does not, delay in q epaw coun- try, and before long the young couple were married.
 within q sshort time Mir. Woods bought a claim in the Kouarok that turned out to be one of the best Hs followed this purchase with a number Of others. both in this and the Bella- kirk districts, most of which turned out fortunately. Mrs. Woods also pur. chased few claims. and through her. judgment found herself the holder Of: lextremely valuable deposits. She is now fourth owner of the famous Thib- bets mine. in the Nome district.
 If is rare to lind woman who has ientered so thoroughly Into the spirit of the north. and has Willingly borne all the hardships of the cold there. And best of all. she thinks it fun. Last year, the first in which the couple went to a warmer climate for the winter. since going to Alaska, she took 8 par ticularly hazardous eled trip with her husband They went overland for 800 miles, between Dawson and White horse on dog sieds. Sometimes the theormometer lowered as far as 47 de- grees below, and yet Mrs. Woods nev- CT once complained. When they are rived in Whitahorse they started for England and Scotland. where they spent Tarke part of the winter. One can have no doubt that Alaska ig the Isna of SPRSEtEaHssss sftsr salk- ss Every x9yng man Tith hvstie and @Rik should Bo up theRe,R nc aserfs. .sThere is no other place fin the country where he stgssass so much ehaHce of lsnccesss I 's- k
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
ANNOUNCE WEDDING
EDNA WALLACE HOPPER NOW MRS.
 A. 0. BROWN
Tke Marriage 0eeurrea Neaxty Two HGsnthsasse ia New Jersey But Was Kept Secret umsfA
 Yesterday.


 New Orleans, La, Feb. 1s.---That he and Edna Wallace Hopper were marri- ed nearly three months ago, was the Announcement made here this afternoon by A O. Brown, who arrived tn New Orleans from New York today. Miss Hopper is appearing at local theatre this week.
 The wedding of Mir. Brown snd Miss Hopper took place at the home of Justice James s. White in Freehold. Monmouth county. N, l.. on November 26. 1908. The marriage license was issued November IS, but the ceremony was delayed a week. The witnesses we're Miss Lsona Anderson. Mr. Louis GEnter Young and Mir Dennis OBrien. khe latter friend of the justice and an attorney for Mas Hopper. All parties were pledged 10 secrecy and the announcement Of the affair was not made until the arrival here of Mr. Brown today.
 Mss Hopper had this to say about the marriage:
 we did not announce the marriage at the time 1t took place because of the fact that both Mir. Brown and my self were getting more notoriety than we wanted out of the unfortunate failure of August and the suits which followed. We really made up our minds that we would keep the marriage . secret to fool the smart reporters and have a good joke on them. And we succeeded. too; for certainty. We consider the joke good enough now. however, and do not mind tlae Mn- nouncement taking place.
 Miss Hopper ngured In the sensG- ton failure of the firm Of which Mr. Brown was the head. She had been brought into the bankrupt courts by the receivers of the Brown Company because of having a s7.b00 automobile and a 925,00O insurance policy given failure.
 Mir. Brown win Accompany hts wise on her tour for the next few weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
Nnwa oT cuTToNwoop.
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DrsuA of Unpreceaensea Reeora mss l Been Brekem.
 Cottonwood. Feb. 1s.--(specal.l-- l Today 1t rained a most welcome rain, ss almost nothing sass eoula be more
 Today's rain with the partial shower of Tuesday night is the first rain of any consequence since the middle ef August. Little blowing has been done as the ground h most places was &eo hard to successfully break the sell.
 Many farmers have been forced to dig their wells deeper to secure wa- ter. Others have had to haul water for the past three months. some haul ing water from creeks three or four miles away. sss.ssssiy iS Their time has been occpied between Insulting water and fighting fire away from their homes and fencing. As ik ts. many have lost . good portion of their fencing and win yet have to fence their land before attempting to farm.
 R. W. Black was called to the bed- side Of his father in Montgomery. who is seriously iiI.
 Alonzo Peacock and wife of Rynes- vile, Fla. viaited their parents here this week.
 JOhn Chaiker of Dothan was hsrs thls week.
 Mss Cammy watford is visiting William olive,
 Miss Georgia Belle Carroll has re- turned from a course at the Southern Female College at Flortnce.
 
 Fertilizers HIS per cent better tlsna guaranteed. Gas yea heat ife
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
MRS. WILDER BACK HOME.

Morgan COanty Woman Returns from
 F6reaMA TOuRs
 Decatur. Feb. 1S.-(Special. )-Mrs. Leila seaton wilder who resides on her plantation near Decatur. has just re- turned home from 6 trip around the world, lasting more than a year.
 Among other places Mrs. Wilder visited Rome. just after the recent earthquake. She also visited the Brit ish Isles. France and other countries of Europe, Australia. Africa and Ha- vail.
 She brought home an extensive and valuable collection of curioS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
Alahan,a rren outrus.

Birmingham. Feb. f3.-(speciGl.l-- Alabama produced during the month of January more pig Iron than during any one month in nearly . year and half. The production last month with forty. six furnaces accounted for is stated au- at 148.4g4 tons against 14e,s0s tons in December. 1908. and less than s0,0oo in January. 1908. The production so far this month hss been holding up the pace that was set in January.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
TIE PASSING THRoNc.

At the annual banquet board of the Phi Chi Medical Fraternity, which was largely instrumental in founding in the state ; RT. .nan6 W: A Seiis1S ta ,Ss % % soaat "Charter Members" next Saturday night day night at the Battle House In mo- many members in Alabama, and it IS anticipated that the celebration VIII be largely attended.
 Hon. Frank Julien. Secretary of State. fs expected to return to his office Monday morning after an absence o4 a week in North Alabama upon ofiteIa' business connected with the State In- surance Department. spected the Protective Life Insurance Company. The inspection was purely one of routine. the statutes of the State demanding that each domestic insurance company be inspecte6 by the oomFsiaaaener ct least once every two years The Southern Life Asgociation of Florence was also inspected on the statutory requtrementA
 MT. H. D. Lane, of CouFtlana. spent yesterday visiting friends at the state Capital
 Col Thomas F. Knight. of Greene boFo, member of the gubernatortal stan. spent yesterday in Montgomery.
 O. c. Dostsr, JP.. of Enterprise. was in Montgomery yesterany On business in the Supreme Court library.
 Prof. J. R. Rutland, oR Auburn. and Prof. ]. J. DosteF, oG tho. tJnf~ePsttY Of Alabama inspectors of ehe county high schools, spent yestereay ln the ofscs of state superintsndent os Eaa- cati0n, Harry c ounnsis' ofilcA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
I IN SOC | E T Y.

tend the wedding of her sister. Mss Nora spnnn. and Mr. Joseph F. nim- mick which occurs on Thursday. Feb ruary IS. fsos
 Mrss wufres Tuggis and Miss Mari Tuggle, of .Blackstone.~ Va. are the guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Marshall vass on McDononeh street. .ssA,
 Mrs. D, M. Andrews will not enter tain the Thursday Bridge Club on ac. count of sickness in her family.
 bfiss Genie Chestnut has returned to Mfr, and Mrs. T. H. Chestnut. at their home or, wiikerson street.
 Miss Frankie Haltiwanser has re- turned to her home in Atlanta, after visiting her sister, Mira John Tulifs. on Hun street
 pr. John Duncan has returned to Srsenviiie after spending several days
 Mrs. A. P. Brown of Eufanla will be the guest this week, of Miss saliie sonnston on Court Street.
 Miss Ethel Harweli is spending sev. erai days with friends in Selma. q t+S -s- J .A
 Miss Lillian Emerson Is visiting Miss Ada Logan in Elbs. Ala.
 E Miss May Johnson of I.uselle is the guest of Miss Fanny. Ellen carmichaei on Virginia Avenue
 Miss I.olia Mccracken of TIoraia is visiting Mrs. G. F.. Emerson on afef
 Miss Rebecce Cochran of Pike Road is spending a few days with Miss Zara Solomon on McDohough Street. =. . Mr. R. r. Carter and MT. Joe Per sons, students at Auburn, will return fo school Monday after weeks visit nt home. s s
 Miss Lottie Petrey of Eufaula will arrive this week to be the guest of Miss saiiie Johnston on Court Street.
 Mrs. Ben Greil is visiting her par ents; MT. and Mrs. r. c. Forcheimer.
 Miss Minnie Miller, who has been visiting Miss Geraldine Ware has re- turned to her home in Meridian. Miss.
 Aara, Kate Herbert Judge Of oreen- vile, Ala, Is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Frank stollenwerck on South Pers; r Street.
 ! Miss Annie Evans of Columbia, Tenns win arrive Sunday-to he the guest of Mrs. H. c. Evans. @
 MT. and Mrs. victor Hanson will ieavs for Birmingham Monday after noon.
 Mrs. Margaret Gaston of South Car oiina is the guest of her son and dausif- ter. Dr. and Mrs. Lucius Gaston.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Francis Fishburn and Miss Fishburn Of San Antonio. Texas. will arrive tomorrow afternoon to be the guests of Mrs. T, I. Hewlett on Monroe Street.
 Mrs, E.. P. Flowers has returned home after several weeks absence from the city.
 Mrs. Hairy stringfeliows and, daugh. ter, Miss Kathleen. of Birmingham. are the guests of the fornieris niecesss HiPs- es Kate ana P,EEssssots ,Ess Rlanto'h
 Mrs. A. 9H. MeNeai returned yes. terday from a visit to Autaugaviiie. 84,7 es Ss -s-s 4r &
 Miss. s. Fl Luther of Troy is the guest offEisnga! n sh sths, ssstygsn .,,,,,s <,
 Miss Franeess Ms5z ss ssa saE .kss < Ala. and her friend Miss Sarah Wiley of Chicago, are the guests t0k Mrs .s Mr. tie Booth Campben ats5I9 South sMc- Donough Street. Miss Wiley is stcuring
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

and Mrs. R. VI. Long cf Jasper have rsturnsa koms after q two weeks visit 10 their parents MT. and Mrs. F. E. Mcqueen. 1ob Summit Avenue, Highland Park.
 Miss Almon Hooper of selma Is the guest of Mrs. R. Fl, ovsrton on Court Street. M Miss Laufa 6. McRss is visiting her brother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. P. c. McRse of Lowndesboro.
 Mrs. Lawrence T. Butt from Mon roevilie is visiting relatives and friends in the city.
 Mir. and Mrs. ! T. Barnett were the guests of Miss May Hiii at Mr. Mc- Queens. on South Hull Street. during the week.
 Miss Frances stakeiy is visiting friends in Birmingham.
 Messrs. Julian and I. caddsn of sel- ma are the guests of Mrs. E. | csddsn.
 
 ! Mf. and Mrs. victor Hanson are the guests Of Mfr. and Mrs. H. c. Evans.
 Mics Nell stephens will leave Tues day for Chicago. where she goes te accept q poaifion with . firm formerly of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
gunaay sohaol Conaerunoe

flrmfnRham, Feb. 13.-(6peeial.)--- W. C. Pearcs of Chicago. Rev 4. l.. Phillips oe Richmond, Miss Minnie Ken uedy of Montgomery. and other Sun Iay School workers. have Sath@reu here for a big conference Sunday aR. ternoon, night and Monday a1i day at inc FirWt EstAadAsa church. There win be an tAseFesttng program.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

Circuit Court seAinst LilIie Bell Jones for $6.eo0 for an assault and battery, alleged to have been committed in June, 1907. It is averred that the, de. fendant stabbed the piaintiR with knife.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
STORM IN DECATUR.
Wire CemmHHaentian. in Crippled an
 North Aaahamsm.

North AAahamam.
 Decatur, Feb. 13.--(Speclal. l--One of tho most severe rain and electrical storms that has visited this porti0n of the State came last night about 10 o'clock.
 The rainstorm was almost cioudburst and the display oe electricity was one of the most vivid and picturesque ever witnessed in this section of the coun- try. r telephones and telegraphs were bad- ly injured. Hardly a telephone in the city was In working order this morning and the telegraph lines were working badly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
DAMAGE suzTs FILED.
Claam A@alnsa Ovvmer SS Muasasng NR COllaHsea

CIalm AM@lnse OVVAeR @8 BUaA8lnW ahMe Collapsed.
 Birmingham. Feb. S.--(speclaI. )-- Nick F1oros and Steri George, a minor, steri George suing by his next friend. D. Lorent, partners in business, have flled suit ih the Circuit Court against Mrs. J. P. Wood for sS0.000 damages.
 The suit is Q result of the collapse of A building on Second Avenue, be-. tween Twenty-second and Twenty third Streets several wsslss ago. The SlaIntiffs aver that they used the build. fnw aa a residence.
 SAssie Hendricks has filed suit h. tha
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

If ysu like exclmsive sha@ss shae ars both progressive nmd a1wmaaed, hx all neans see euR spsaa@ sHissawp. safk lining, if yea prsfer. in gmrsaenss sf sssiCknrr-anasos sai co, ss nsxs.r.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
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We've got mMaaes of Green fla eur Spylmg suatAmRs xhma win 6pRsma sa every mam washSa eye koR xke Aaaueh. xmL stik ilihaR8, as. pRsfefrea, An aaaxs @9 98B and mpvgmxas.
 PRECKEz.T-0ERgUN co. 9s Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
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We send q snan ss xoWR heznSs ssAs win braRk with ham sAe special deAaknA tn Cakes and 0Mm@zsss ywMieh vge nna@e to yowr special aasA inGava2uae oxdeFs ! sPhone @s akema q, 95s
 HYNua CATE AND CREAM CO.,
 N1e iSeAssF Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
sCo.sssu<a frem rAss rws.sy-Fs.r.,
koEsTER-LTNEHAN.

a
 A very pretty wedding of last week was soiemnized by nuptiai mass at st. Francis Church. Cincinnati. O.. by Rev. Father Edmond. between Ollie IT. Rooster of Cincinnati and Joseph P. IAnehan of Montgomery. Miss Nell 1ie Koestsr. sister of the bride. was maid of honor and Mfr. christopher iBailey of Montgomery. was best man :.
 Alter the ceremony. the bridal party were entertained at braaixfast by the parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Koester.t
 Miss Oflfs Koester was very prom lfnent young lady of Cincinnati, while la1r. Lanenan held q very respnnsibie fposition wth 6 large wholesale house an Montgomery. Mrs. M. T. Lirehan entertained ct q reception Last night fn honor of the bride and bridegroom Miss Annie Browder, niece of the groom, presided at the punch bowl while Miss Julia Klinge played seiec- kions on the piano during the evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

We elean garments scientifically, we have the plant ana we kpsw hew.
 Breach Dry CieaninS e. Phene 1as. 2ea Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

READY TO SERVE YOU. Prem aug hEaneh in Pensacola. seM4 yeaE whiskey orders to
 GHEc1L TRADING CO, ?. 0. Bex SET. PsnneeeEas FIa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

We clean garments scientifically, we have the plant and we know hovv Preach Dry CIeaninK Co.
 Phone HIS. 2os Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

chaflen Waicot has been engaged for Henrietta Crcssmanss new play. which will be produced Ia Washing Ion next Monday,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
IRaAmRh fo E.anaal..

London, Feb. liking Edward ana thlg afternoon from Berlin. gTsoy werS eheerea hF a large crowd aa shsw efn6s9sa From ths tailr0ad HtakioM
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
MAGAZINE CLUB.

The Gtrts. f1t8h 9envus Ats.ss~ '. ! Association will meet at the school building wsdnssday at z'so o'clock
 mAcAsrrn CLUB.
 The Magazine Club will meet with Street, Friday at s:se o'clock.
 NOTICE.
 The 1oeaf departmenf of the Home afission Society of the Court Street Msfhodisf Church wjii hold it's regular 6r,onfhIv meeting on Monday Eebra- ary Ig. at ii o'clock. at the home of ehs President Mrs. A. Coke Smith. ,. Mrs. c. |. Beasiei
 Secretary MONTGOMERY RIGHT AND
 WAITER POWER BAxxs. The annual bafi of the Montgomery aIghe and water Power Company Will occur weanesdsy evening at Arjacee Hall.
 Little Theresa Goidthwaits, daughter gof pr. and Mrs Robert Golathwaite. Z is quite sfi at the home of her parents on Adams street !. 1Fg. Oscar Porter, Of Grsenvilie, spent yesterday in the city HTS. ". FL Rnittfpes OF 0ffminknAkup as khs gsaest Of Mrs. J. Kirk Jack son at her home on Perry street :
 pr. ,. A Eroughson. Uf 0reenviiie. is visiting relatives here.
 The friends of Mir and Mrs. H. Ausr- ]. bach win regret to learh of the ili- ness os their little son. at their home On Paeasant avenns. r s 9 4 Mfr and Mrs George ". Halls left last migiss for Selma toi visit their daughter. Mrs. 4. IA Mcleod.
 MT. R. A. White. student at Au- burn. is the gusst 0f Mrs. Mary Ar- rirgt0n. on chnrchI street.
 Mss saiiie Crsimpron, of Montevaiio is the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. F. cruna. at Oak Park.
 Mrs. A. Plant and Misses Carrie and Minnie CAddan. Of Norwich, C0nn.., are shs guests of Mrs E- !. tcadden. aEr. Joe !. caddsn of Benton. Ala. is the guest of lia sassar-in-iaw. Mra v. t1. Caddsn g'ss N psr ana Mrs . A wrntana of ssas.., lga. Fla. ars tlse guests Of 1gr. and l11Es. c. gsaliazaas sH wa aiinSadns sss''
 Miss Mary epamA wlso. teachem at MT. and Mrs ClisfIse S spaflli,s ss's.s ,S Ayuil street. Mas Bpannl esEtaei to at. - . ' Z !
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

yvhx vyrung ysaxsssa Ay nea aeeia9 ws be4oFe ySuF Bay pAgSvAaee ana
 MARKS q GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14
NOTICES.

CrnLg HIGH SCHOOL xnE- sss
 gpROvEMENr AssOCfATfoN. The 0iris' High school Improvement Association will meet at the school building wsdnssday at ziso o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

Fertilizers HIS per cent better dhmA guaranteed Cam yen beat iAe
 MARKS e GAYLE,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

Miss IAufa 6. nfcRss is visiting her brother and sister. Mir. and Mrs. P. c. McRee of Lowadesboro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

Mrs. Lawrence I. Butt from Mon roeville Is visiting relatives and friends in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

The Magazine Club will meet witl Mrs. E M. Trimble, South McDonougl Street, Friday at s:5o o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

Miss Frances staksiy is visiting friends in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

Mr. R. r. Carter and Mr. Joe Per- sons, students at Auburn, will return fe school Monday after a weeks visit nt home. r Ssa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

Miss Lottie Petrey of Eufau1a will strive this week to be the guest of Miss saiiie Johnston on Court Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

N nsr. aud Mrs Js s WEnians. of Tam, 1Dm. Fla, are t6e kslsass Of 1fr. 8nh
 13rs. c. " Wflii&fsss an wa vaSlilnNa0n J street. f{ss st8fs n sS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

O. c. Doster, JR.. of Enterprise. was in Montgomery yesterday On business in the Supreme Court library.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

. Miss Mary epaa4l wl,os teaches at . Sycamore, Ala, fs TSsItina her Jparentp k MT. and Mrs. Ch4fIee g spafll,9 q.
 1yuil street. Miss Bpann esrAel to at.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

Mss saliie Crumpton, of Montevaiio is the guest of her sister. Mrs B. F. Cruna. at Oak Park.