The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-15
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 The second bale of the new crop will probably be brought to Selma by A. A. Sims, of Eleanor. who on Thurs day afternoon brought the first bale of the season.
 MT. Sims stated while in Selma yes- terday that when he left home he had enough cotton open in the field to make another bale and that this second bale would be ginned Saturday and would probably reach Selma on Monday.
 Bridge To Be Closed.
 The county bridge across the Ala street will be closed Wednesday, Aug ust IS. The closing of the bridge on that day is necessary so that the ap- proach to 1t can be paved.
 The paving company which is en- gagged in paving Water street with vit- rifed brick will on next Wednesday lay a concrete foundation from Water street to the entrance of the bridge and put down the brick.
 After the approach to the bridge has been paved the space left on each side of the roadway will be beautified This work will be done under the auspices of a society Of ladies who have been endeavoring for some time past to have the approach to the bridge made as pleasing and beautiful as possible.
 Anxious For Work To Begin.
 Since the city council passed ordi- nances at the last meeting for the paving of that part of Broad street from Dallas street to the Union pas- senger station the citizens are anxious to see the work of paving start. When this street has been paved with as- phalt to the depot it will be counted as among the most beautiful thorough- fares of the South. g
 Left On 1Return TEip. NZ
 The Alabama river boat City of Mo- bile reached Selma this morning from Montgomery on her return trip to Mo- bile. After taking on 6 good quantity of freight aud passengers here the City of Mobile pulled out shortly after l2 o'clock for Mobile.
 Social and Personal.
 Miss Bessie Cadden, who has been here for the past several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Hess, on Lauderdale Street, leaves today for Benton, where she will spend few days with rela- ttves before returning to Montgomery. Miss Cadden has numerous friends here who exceedingly regret her de- parture.
 hr' AuuEeW naukln mas returned here after pleasant visit to relatives In Unlontown. Ala. @ rs
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 MT. and Mrs. Judson Breslin. Miss Grace Darling Breslin. Master Edward Breslin and Mrs LeGrand Elebash will return home tomorrow after spending several weeks in New York.
 Messrs. Will and Newton stasgers of Benton are here today with friends. day for New York where they will spend a week or so.
 Miss Kathleen McBride leaves on Monday for Saffold, Ala, to visit rela- tives.
 Mrs. Lapsley and little Miss Martha Lapsley have gone to Louisville, Ky. where, they will visit relatives.
 Mrs. Ike Youngblood and daughter. Miss Mamie. of Carlowville. will arrive here Tuesday where they will be joined by Miss Mary Lee and go to Sewanee, Tenn. for a few weeks.
 Miss Elise Jones. who has been visit ing friends In Montgomery, Is now vis- iting near Atlanta. Ga.
 Mrs. Eugene Morrison and children have gone to Valleygrande to spend a week with relatives.
 Miss Mary Rodgers has returned from Sunny South where she visited Miss Hoke who accompanied her home and will be her guest for some time.
 Mrs. NJ. S. Smith and Miss Eloise Smith will go to Berlin. Ala. on Tues day to visit relativss.
 Mrs. B. s. Bibb and daughter. Miss Mary. will leave on Monday for Shocco Springs.
 Mfr. and Mrs. R. L. Ellis left today for Mobile.
 Hon. D. J. Meador. of Myrtlewood. spent today In Selma.
 Miss Blanche Barnes. who has been touring the West for several weeks past. will return to Selma tomorrow night.