The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
AN ADVERSE REPORT
O rnrEn slrIIs FOR SELMA.
A Re,resentntfve ef The southern Ceffen Stalk And Pulp Cempany
 win Make Tour of The

iSs6turiux *cornruittee Of ths-~commer- ciai and Industrial Association to which was referred some weeks ago the question of securing for Selma one of the branch paper mills which the Southern Cotton Stalk and Pulp Paper erect throughout the South. made an adverse report to the meeting of the Commercial and Industrial Association tonight.
 While the report which the commit tee made tonight upon this proposed industry which it has been. trying to secure for Selma, was of an adverse nature, 1t was not final report. The report mentioned the number of let- committee and the paper company ana which had resulted in no definite agreement having been reached.
 The last letter which the conmittee received from the paper concern was to the effect that representative of the concern would shortly begin tour of Inspection of the southern states for the purpose of locating sites upon which the company proposed to erect its branch mills. This repre- sentative of the paper company will probably visit Selma within the next week or two.
 when this representative of the Southern Cotton Stalk and Pulp Paper Company comes to Selma. there will be called. special meeting of the as- sociatfon. at which the situation will be talked over with the representative.
 Selma would like to have one of the branch mills of the paper company and special effort will be made to get the representative of the company to visit this city.
 rsan.ger Peace Eesas.s.
 Roy & Peace. who for some years past has beensfhe manager of the Pos- tal Telegraph office in Selma has ten- dered his resignation.
 Mir. Peace will continue to make Selma his home. During the years which he has lived in Selma and has held the position as manager of the Selma office for the Postal Company, he has made large number of friends.
 Mr. Peace will be succeeded as man. ager of the Selma office by J. M Robertson, who for number of years past has lived In Selma. Mfr. Robert son is good telegraph operator and his many friends will congratulate him upon his appointment as manager
 Mr. Peace will quit the telegraph business. having accepted position ae travelling salesman for a large north. ern concern. He win travel the entire etate ana hts many friends are con- fident that he will make a succeas of his new business
 Marriage Lieeases Yssuea
 Licenses were Issued from the ofioe Of Probate Judge P. 1T. Pitts this morning for the marriage of Miss sac Tah Lula Carter to Mir. Parham n Smoke of Tyler. Both of these young people are wen known throughout Dai- las County, and have received in ad- vance the hearty congratulations of their many friends. The marrlag6 cer- efnony took place at the home of the bride tonight and the happy ceremony was witnessed by a number of the friends and relatives of the young couple. Funeral of Miss Harrell. |
 The funeral services over Miss Wfi- Ne Harreil took place from the resi- dence of J. l.. Clay. the home of the parents of the young lady, this morn. ing at 10ssO o'clock. and Sthe service was attended by large number of friends ana relatives of the young eiri. Many bsahtiful ncrai tributes were eenx. .ssst " ss-ssss :. !. .r,. -~.4 5 4s sls.s
 The remains were carried to Marion Junction this morning where the inc terment took piace this afternoon.A 5,45 .s -4 fas.------- s ssss. MNnmaa...f ..e NnmaS4....s S-s..n