Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27
FROM MOBILE.
FEVER FIGHT
ExcurSiOniSt.-Death
Personal Items.

You may have . home free beyond, |
but IL will certainly cost you some !
thing to get one down here.
Mobile has fought . good eight, her
citizens have discharged the many du-
ties imposed upon them. Those pa
riotic Aobilians who remained here
to die In despair among the helpless
will in some future time. soon or late
hear the welcome salvation from or
high, well done, thou good and fait b.
fui Mobilians, fight the fever no long
er. stock arms, Can't-GeL-Away Club
Board OF Health officers, The Citizens
Relief Committee, the colored commit
tee, with Rev. A. +. Owens, ID. D., ~
it's head, will come up for their part !;
then and not until then can you get
your reward.
When men of brain get together, the
would by educators around have no
more weight than the wood chuck did
before Ezekiel.
When fools go to the markets too
often, the sellers can be seen next day
with = constant smile on their faces.
Our people should learn q lesson
from this time hence. You, who par
ticipated in the excursion deal last
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committee for anything. What could
you have done with the amount during
this epidemic7 Paid on q trip to Selma
Birmingham, Scranton. Miss Biloxi
New Orleans, and Pensacola. We
mast learn to practice frugslity. We
as rule. are too much Of q spend
thrift. We live beyond our means
Why not emulate those who are saving
something, for By and by, then your
examples will be worthy OF emulation
They left for Selma, Birmingham.
Memphis, Jackson. Lsska, Nashville,
Knoxville, and Chattanooga. At the
latter place 3 or months.
| Revs. A Gilmore and g. w. johnson,
left the city Monday morning, By B
and M. Railroad. where they will re-
main with Rev. Z. Nexion, pastor OF
st. Johns Baptist Church, for three OF
four weeks winning souls for Christ
A great time is expected From there
to Birmingham, stopping only . short
while. They will 60 frcm there to
Memphis, Tenn.
DEATH HAS BEEN HIRH.
Mr.. S. Mournfourd, an old citizen OF
Mobile, stepped out OF time into eter-
nifty last Sunday at $50 8. m. Mr..
Aournfourd was born in Selma, Ala,
in 1851. He leaves . wife and many
relatives and friends 10 mourn his de-
parture. He was q member of Zion
Church and Q class leader. That they
will miss him il a certainty. Brother
Mournfourd was member of the Bene
VIOLENT Association, an organization OF
this city. He was carried to the place
OF solitude Monday, at $3.50. ,. m. Ny
brother rest in peace, we'll meet you
again.
Brother Joe Davis Is no more. He
was comm anded to stack arms at 10
e. m to-day. Mr.. Davis had been
moved from home to the city hospital
think his complaint was the fever
Mr.. Davis was an excluded member
from the John the Baptist Church,
from the deposition of the pastor and
descons. he was at one time treasurer
of the church sixty-f1ve dollars were
intrusted in his care. He misplaced
the money and the church excluded
him. He, we are told, went out mad
and started q meeting In q private
hoHse. In this plight he was tskeI
!, sick and was called before the bar Il
. respond to his name. We will leave
the matter to the public.
THE DoINes AMONG TIE oHuHoHxs.
The John the Baptist, Rev. A. M
Nicholas, pastor, will give q big rail,
che 4th sunday Of this month. Al
tickets out will be expected to com,
on the above date.
The Orange Blossoms met last Sun
day in the above named church in al
, for the Church. Good, the Lor bless
, es the cheerful giver.
Rev. Nicholas il doing much to rails
his people to q higher standard in life
God grant that he will succeed.
The st. Louis Street Church, Rev.
L. Frazier, pastor, has had q new addi
ton attached to the ancient building
and it is beyond q question the cente
= of attraction in Mobile. The tow
when completed will be the highest il
the city. In refund numbers it will b
near $4,000 worth Of improvement o.
: the old building.
They believe in the "pay as you go.
policy. They are paying up as they &c
Right Brother Frazier, you know you
biz"
The Alabama Central M. E. Confer
ence will convene in Alexandris City
{ Ala, Dec the 9Th. Rev. s. j. Davis
of this city, leaves on the 9th for tn
Z said conference.
The A. NJ. E. Conference which wa
/. to have convene hero on the 18th inst
has been postponed to the 5th of Janu
j. airy.
Bishop smaIl's Conference will con
Vene in this city in January. TIL
members should bestir themselves 70
: the coming meetings. While the Cit
is at low tide now, you can by Januar
save little money for this great meet
! ings.
PERSONALS AND LOCALS.
q Miss Mirea McKinnas, q lady Of rsr
s intellectual attainments who has bee
}, teaching school in Citronell, Ala,
: now at home enjoying the sweet re
phyrs Of life.
Mr.. =. J. Deaeus, member OF thi
! firm, was in town Saturday. He talk
of prosperity among as sooD.
TEACHERS OF BROAD ST. ACADEMY.
! We are pleased to inform the publ
. of the moulders of education anon
. Our people in Mobile. namely Pro-
w. E. Caldwell, principal; Assistanti
: Mrs. Georgia Williams, Miss Jamie
q Williams, Helen Hawkins, Laura For
. ming, Carrie Nicholas, Rosa Temple, I
= Davis, Laura Jackson, MesErs. William
d Frazier, Sam Dudley, H. Europ
Jones.
: Teachers of the Augusta st. Schot
. Prof William Dickson, principal; Mis-
: es Hattie Jackson, Hattie Gibbs an
Mr.. Joe Balasco.
J The above named persons are no
% ready to teach your children. Sen
l. them to school.
Owing to an unusual number
g questions the manager Of this depar
70 ment had to answer last week he
% speaking Of the marriage OF Mr.. V.
Packer and Miss Ophelia Jemisc
r. seemed to have been dreaming
10 hence it caused a bungle: but we a
y determined to show to the citizens
Mobile, and the outside world that v
is are ever anxious to represent on
home, that we believe in local pride,
of we'll as national, and that we will civ
Is publicity to anything among you wo
thv OF the honor is certain; and mo-
If we show to the world the many valu
l., hla nrosents received bV the bride ar