The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-25
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on the charge of robbing the store house of the section boss of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad at Citronelle and stealing $1A They were given a preliminary hear ing by Justice Hodge and required to give s300 bond each.
 /. Special officer Roy L. Hoyle this after noon captured a negro. Jim Thomas, wanted in Clarke County on a warrant charging murder. The negro has been re- siding at Sauicer, Miss, and Sherin Allen of Clarke County. who was in the city this afternoon, learning that Thomas was here, requested Officer Hoyle to affect the capture, which he did. The negro Is now held in the cityy prison. from whence he will be taken tomorrow to Clarke County for trial.
 ! Mrs. Ellen Bland, through attorneys. filed suit against the City of Mobile for N, 900 damages for alleged injuries in fall ing through a defective bridge on Brazil ands Locust Streets in May last.
 Mrs. c. E. Pearce and son left last evening for Fayetteville. N. C.. to visit Mrs. Pearce's mother, Mrs. Mary F. Pearoe. They will be away for the sum- mer. .
 Miss Mamie Sue Berry of Birmingham, after a delightful visit to Misses Planck, returned to her home in the Magic City last evening.
 Mrs. A. 8. TowIe and child left this af- ternoon for Moss Point, Miss. to spend the heated term.
 Mrs. R. M. schwarx of Linden is in the city visiting her sons, Messrs. Leon and ' oxuic gchwarn.
 Miss Annie May vinc0At has gone to Lake Chautauqua. N. T.. for a lengthy period.
 Abe, John Street of Street, Miss. after a pleasant visit in the city, returned home today.
 Ramon Jene of New Orleans, formerly of Mobile. is in the city visiting friends. Mobile Society News,
 Miss Colleen Hughes, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter Williamson, was given a bowling party at the Country Club this evening by few friends eager to show their pleasure at having her back among them. A delicious contribu- lion supper of many courses formed the piece de resistance of the evening. Those who enjoyed the pleasures of this gather ing were: Misses Virginia Thomas, Hat tie wheeler, Mabel Heustis, Maude Mid- dleton. Kate Middleton, Ethel Hodgson. Colleen Hughes and Messrs H. Hatcher, E. c, Rice, c. E. Harrison. Murray wheeler, W. M. Marshall, strachan Bar rett, Hammond Gay Jr.
 AF,ss Daisy walthall of San Antonio, Texas. arrived yesterday to visit her cousins, Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Bondurant. Last evening the Bondurants gave an opera party in her honor, followed by a pretty supper. The guests of this very pleasant occasion were Miss Walthan, Miss Katie Sage, Miss Evelyn Harvey, Mir. and Mrs William Kelly, J. N. liar rison, Dr. Killebrew and OFarrelL
 Mrs. c. B. Shawhan, Mrs. l.. H. Horn and children left yesterday afternoon Tor Gulbraith Springs, where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs. L. dew Chandron and Miss Mar aaret Forsyth have returned from Sewanee where they attended the com mencement exercises.
 MT. and Mrs. James Grey and family have gone to Fowl River to spend two weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Heaker of Yellow Pine are spending the day in the city
 Mrs. I. c. Wetson left Tuesday to spend the summer at Mckinley, Ala.
 Mrs. Heustis Fonde has gone to Tallu- lah, Ga, for the summer.
 The Euchre Club met this afternoon with Mrs. c. E. Hall.
 The Misses Knott have returned from Galbraith Springs, Tenn.