The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-14
The Newc of Mobile.


XSSS~v~S~v~S~ , confederate flags and the program, all most ia it's entirety, was reminiscent or the veterans of ''The Lost Cause. Hon. E. M. Robinson delivered the ad- dress of welcome and paid deserved trib- ute to the men who fought for the cause they loved and for which, thousands gave up their lives His beautiful, ut th. word tn,1 | Southland, their hardships and sacrifices | during those days which tried mems souls | was a gem The program which fol lowed was splendidly carried out; all or | the participants winning mede or praise Toast to Confederate States-Misses All man, Leslie. Gritting. Steeie. M. and k M. Niolon and l.. and H. Meyer; Masters Cody Clemens, Heironymus. Ebbecke, | Penley and Niolon.
 Cornet solo-"Reception March," com posed and rendered by MT. Willie Glass.
 Recitation-.'rhe Confederate Flag Vocal Solo-Master Harry Groom. Violin Solo--Mr. w. L. Powers.
 'iPnky. Panky. Poo." Little Miss Hiida
 Dance-"cachucha," Misses Niolon and
 Confederate Songs, whistied-Miss Kit | tie Belle Stirling.
 | Tenting Tonight-Messrs Cody, Leslie, | McAllister, Gilbert, Gunnison McCowan, l Wilson, Hawkins and Heironymus.
 Solo on French Horn-Mr, William Glass.
 Homespun Dress-Misses Niolon, Grif- l 6ng. Never. Monk. Steele and Leslie. l Vocal Solo-Little Miss and Master | Soost
 Violin solo-'old Folks at Home." Miss
 Vocal soioMaJust Before the Battle.
 Mother" Miss Mignon Altman. | Vocal Solo-Miss Lena Gusman.
 Recitation, Confederate Money" Miss l St ,ar S.n1-Mr Dave Ievi (hy | Vocal Solo-"Richmond On the James" l Mr. English Cody.
 Sleigh Ride (descriptive) by young boys | and girls.
 l Accompanist-Miss Bessie o'Grady. | At the conclusion of the program the | floor was cleared and the young people | enjoyed the dance.
 The daughters of America, branch of the Junior Order United American Mechanics, gave an entertainment in their | hall last night which was well attended | by members of the two orders and others. National Counsel Henry Krudop. The audience joined in singing America" | after which Rev. H. H. Schell offered prayer. Then followed the program: l Address by Rev. D. A. Planck, on 'Ad- vantages of the Organization.
 Recitation by Miss Annie Fleming.
 Address by Rev. H. H. schell on the Daughters or America.
 Address by Harry krudop on Virtue, Liberty. Patriotism. Junior Order United 1 American Mechanics" Address by Mrs. J. N. Barnett on Loyalty, Love. Patriotism. Home, Sweet Home" by the audience. Refreshments in abundance and of an enjoyable kind, were served by the ladies. Conductor H. T. Goodloe of the Mobile and New orleans division of the Louis xdl nd Ma desperately i'll for nsome time and con fined to his bed for three months, was able to resume his run yesterday even ing.
 Fred Reppel of New Orleans, was a vel | comed visitor in the city this week He returRed home tooay.
 Forest Camp No. l. w. o. W. held last | night, the result was as follows: Past Councillor Commander. J. N. McAleer; Councillor Commander; J. H. Kopf: Ad- CT. John A. Mahon; Clerk. E. L. Cahall; Escort. A. D. Patereau; Watchman. P. I. Carney; Sentinel, Thomas J. Conboy; Managers, John F. Kane w; M. Pro | vost, John Neff; Medical Examiner, s. H. Frazer.
 In the City Court Semmes Judge. nuH>ber of cases of a minor nature were | is. Paul Jones. colored, robbery. A spe- cial venire has been summoned in this | case.
 The building boom Is again on in Mo- | bile and several permits were issued this week by the City Engineer. Those of most importance were as follows: | To Henry Piser, owner. for the erection ! of brick residence and stable, with | slate roofs, northeast corner of Govern, | ment and Hallett Streets; cost of same. S15 GOO.
 To Central Trust Company, owners, for the erection of new front to the build | ing No. S62, St. Francis Street; cost of | same. $l.000.
 | To J. robin, owner for the erection of frame building. south side of Montgom- cry. second west of Warren Street. cost | of same. $450.
 Miss Fannie L. Harrison, recently ap | pointed notary public in and for Mo bile County, by Governor Jelks, this