The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-25
yINEGAR BEND NEWS
survey,Sf Prepssed A. and M. Road Ex-
 tensHon Compieted.

 survey,sf Prepssed A. asa M. Road Ex- tessson Completed. 1 Vinegar Bend, Jan. 24.--(SpeciaL)- Captain Muriel Wright has completed the survey of the proposed A. and M road extension. The new line will be- sln at point on the T. V. road near Chatham, Ala. and meet the Denny road at a point near Evans Gap. Miss, on the K. c. system. Captain and Mrs Wright are guests of Hotel Turner. Barlow's trained animal and vau6e- vile show, under canvas. gave a most pleasing exhibition to fair sized audi ences the past week. Mir. Marcus Pendola, of Mobile, was In town this past week. Mir. G. E. Allday and Mr. A. R. | Turner were. Mobile visitors during the | week.
 The Vinegar Bend high school Is holding monthly examinations. Prof. ovenchair reports favorabiy on the im- provement of the pupils under his in- l struction.
 Mrs. A.. R. Turner, of Second Ave- nue. has been suffering from severe ln- | disposition this past week. MT. A. R. Turner and G. E. aliday were Mobile visitors this past week. Prof. Oyenchair of the Vinegar Bend high school Is conducting the regular tnlS WICK. On account of the illness of their President Mrs. H. c. Gully, the Bap- tist Ladies' Aid Society, failed to hold 1 their regular meeting this week. The | work on hand will be carried over un- til the next regular session.
 Mir. John Alsen has left the A. and NJ. shop force to accept a position out of town.
 The heavy rains of the past week l have seriously affected the roads in and about the Bend. pr. .Mssttn. favorably known at thIs place. has removed his practice from Frultdale to Leesburg. Cherokee Coun- ty, Ala.
 r.rAllen Dees, or the grading crew. is visiting friends at the Bend for week.
 Mir. W. Nj. Baxter has disposed of his delivery business to John Peterson of Burbank, and will utilize one of the | company teams for the store service.
 Mrs. F. D. German visited relatives in Yellow Pine. Ala. Monday last, re- turning home Wednesday evening. Miss Margie Kirby is visiting her parents at her home on Second Ave nue; Mss Kirby will return to Barton Academy Monday next. MT. Welt McClenden, of Contractor kelly's crew. left the Bend the first of the week.
 MT. H. J. Bondabell visited the Bend on business this past week. Miss Bertha Price. of Dwight. Ala, formerly stenographer for the Vinegar Bend Company, made a business trip to the Bend early in the week. Master John Bentley visited friends in Yellow Pine, Ala. this past week. c. H. Cooper of the surveying force, Is renewing old acquaintances at the | Bend.
 Mir. James strlnger. of the night mill force, visited friends at Dwight. Ala. this past week.
 Judging from the large number of commercial travellers arriving at the Bend, business must be assuming more prosperous aspect. Mir s. l.. Baxter visited Citroneiie Ala, on business early in the week.
 Mrs. Noel Turner narrowly escaped | serious injury by falling from a ladder at her home on Second Avenue early in the week. Mrs. Turner though badly shocked Is convalescing.
 Mir. Dennis Rawls of Deer Park. Ala, visited friends at the Bend Thursday last
 Mir. Leslie Turner of Moss Point Miss, visited his mother Mrs Noel l Turner. at her Second Avenue home Wednesd sday last. A number of young people met at the home of Mrs Cary on First Ave- nue Wednesday evening last to help that estimable lady celebrate the ff- | ty-hrst anniversary of her birth. The evening was pleasantly spent and was closed with a light collation., consisting of sandwiches. cake and coffee.
 Dr. H. c. Crelly is recovering from a severe attack of malaria which con- fined him to bed the greater part of the past week.
 MT. N. F. Turner was a Mobile vIs- itor the first of the week.
 MT. F. H. Palmer. of Deer Park. Ala, Is engaged In setting out trees along the sidewalks of the Bend,
 MT. Lee ROmsavile, of Townsville. Miss. was in town Wednesday last.
 Mir. Charles Rice, representing the Kopfrian Park Land Co, of Pensacola. Fla, was a guest of Hotel Turner this week. Mir Rice did good business while in town.
 Mir. J. s. Haliman will leave for Pensacola in a few days to look after the interests of prospective investors in Pensacola real estate
 Mir. A. Pierce. engaged in plumbing Mir N. F.. Turner's new residence, fell through a stair well from the second story of the building, striking on pile of loose lumber and sustaining painful though not serious injury which necessitated his removal to Mobile for medical treatment.
 Fay the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Turner. of Second Avenue. fell from a table Wednesday last, sus- taininG a severe shock and painful cut on the left side of the head The child Is improving rapidly.
 The Vinegar Bend Company has com pleted their new oil house.
 Mir r. D. German was confined to his home on Second Avenue Thursday last suffering from an attack of Ia grippe
 Mr. Uriah Brown visited friends in Lundale. Miss, the early part of the week. returning Thursday evening
 Engine No. 62 Of the A. and M pas senger service has gone to the shop and No. 101 will make the regular ! Leakesville run in it's place. Engine No 49 is relieving No. 1O2 in the log service.