The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-31

caused the condakr1ttou.
 Mrs. T. c. FitzgerAld of First Ave- nue has been confined to her home tack of nervous prostraflon.
 A pleasing feature of the school ex. eruisss now in vogue ct the vepekar Bend High scfiool is the ievofionAt ex- ercise led by. Rev. B. s. Vaughn each morntng. Though not . part of hts regular work, Rev. Mr. vauHhn never missss . session and takss great pleas ure in this labor of love. .ss world held Its regular meeting in the lodge room at the ischooi house the evening of Monday last at . D. m. Council Commander Cretey devoted the greater part Of the session to rehear- sal Of rituaiistic work. Four. new ap- plicants for choppinE tools were voted upon and accepted.
 Mics Bessie Druce, one of the Bends most popular young ladies. had a thrilling experience which nearly ter minated seriously. Tuesday evening last. while horseback riding. the ani- mai became alarmed at something and boited, only stopping when compelled to do so by box car that blocked his path near the M. and o. station Much credit is due Mr. H. s. Turner, whose expert equsstrianship enabled him to EtAEn Ln8 tu0EUukulJ tEa&NtUncu uVASG and rider in time to prevent the arii- mai getting new start.
 Mir. T. &. Hallman made q trip to Pensacola, Fla, early in the week to investigate some real estate invest tnsnts for local speculators. His report was favorable.
 Mir. E. H. Palmer of Deer Park. who has been working under the direc- ton of Mir. HI. s. Turner, hnished kA a. .l t < principal streets of the Bend. First and Second Avenues; First. Second and Church Streets. will assume a most beautiful appearance when the coming spring clothes the trees with verdue.
 The tennis court, situation on Sec- ond Avenue, has been enlarged and leveled in readiness for the sport this coming season. The surrounding grounds have been laid out in the form of small park, adding mucb to the appearance of the avenue. Work of . like kind Is contempiated- by the com pany In regard to the open space front ing Hotel Turner, which, On account of It's central location, would enhance the landscape beauty of the village In a great measure. Work will be commenced on the new ofice building In the near future. Brick, concrete and other necessary N~@ef and everything will be in readiness for the work, which. according to Contractor Kelly, will be underway by the first of May.
 Constable P. M. Brannon waa Bend visitor early in the week. releasing Mir. s. L.. Baxter on the. night shift for couple of nights.
 Mss Maggie Kirby returned to Mo- bile early in the week. Miss Kirby ,ntiIi raa,,v,.M hnr sfudiaa af fha Rnrt0N
 MT. J. F. Dorman of Mobile made e business trip to Che Bend and Leakea- vile. Miss wednesday last.
 Mir. c. W. Lawrence, late of the United States Army. has joined the stoctade force. Mir. McAlpine will depart shortly for his home in the northern part of the State,
 MT. Jim Taylor of Dwight. Aie.s yis- ited his brother. MT. Hamp Taylor. of this place Thursday last.
 Mr. Gayeski of Dwight. Ala.s accom- panied by some Northern friends, wis., lted the Bend this past week.
 Mr. James Nordstropr will return to his home In Burbank, Ala, the first of the month. He will devote his time to farming.
 visited patients at the Bond during the week. pr. Blake has had much needed hitching post erected on the owl Drug Company's corner for general
 Mrs. N. E. Turner has been eon- fined to her apartments in Hotel Tar ner for the past week, suffering froua a severe attack of lndisDcsItion. Mrs. Turner is slogly convatsscing. Mrs. Gooding of Second Avenue Ul- tertained the Philathea Glass of the First Baptist Church at her home Thursday evening last. A raose ehjoys able evening was spent, being brought to close with . petit colatten about 4:s0 o'clock.
 Miss Georgia Kelly has Seen confined to her home during the latter part of the week, with severe attack of nea- ralgia. >t's tn their residence with Mir. Faias's brother. Mir. Robert Failes, of Second
 Mr. Ed. ogden visited friends at the Bend early In the week.
 MT, H. J. Bonabeli of the A. and M. grading force. was in town during the week. Mir. BonnAbell reports work progressing rapidly on bis end of the road.
 MT. Grover Gorday of chicora. Miss, was the guest of his brother. Mir. W. H. Gorday, of Second Avenue the first part of the week. %4e ..
 Electrician H, F. Dodd reports work on Mr. N E. Turner's new resi-. dence progressing rapidly. The end of the coming week will see the wires for the light system installed. Water will be supplied from a storage tank. which will be connected with . small gasoline engine and duplex pump.
 pr. Seeley of Citronelle visited pa- tients in town during this past week.
 Miss Mae Lane of Bucatuna, who has been the guest of Mrs Charles Busby of Second Street for the past week. returned to her home the arst of the
 Notwithstanding the spring like weather that has prevailed here dur ing the week, the cold weather has still got a chance yet, which fact was made manifest by fall in fompera- ture of ten degrees Friday morning last, after a continuous rainfall last- ing nearly all Thursday night.
 Miss 1louna Turner of Escatawpa, Ala, ia the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Weedman of First Avenue.
 MT. W. L. Kelly of Second Avenue ia. building 6 storm pit on hts prem ises. Mir. Kelly anticipates something doing in the heavy weather line to pay up for the premature arrival of spring weather experienced here during the past week.
 Mr. wash Wadsworth of the east end of, the town visited the Bend on business during the week.
 Mir Roberts of Whistler arrived al the Bend Wednesday last. Mfr. Roberts will complete the paint work on the new coaches recently built for the