The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-18
Advertiser Bureau,
 Mnhfla Gay,f 1T

| Mobile, Sept. II.
 Not only did the Mobile and Ohio rail- road yesterday and last night bring parties of homeseekers from the North and West, but the Louisville and Nash vile did likewise. G. A. Summers, a large land owner in Baldwin County, just across the bay. from Mobile, brought with him over the Louisville and Nash | vile a large party, including Norbert Lentner, wife and children, Frank Lent ner, Jr., and family, Karl Leidel, Frank and Barbara Lentner, c. A. Casperson, A. c. Garman, Charles Doleske, Charles Hoffman and P. c. Petersen of Racine, Wis, J. c. Lehr and family, J. c. Lehr, Jr., Isadore Wolff and family, Mrs. c. o. Fancher and children and Miss Minnie Knoll of Chicago. MT. Sumner said this morning that nearly, if not quite all in his party would purchase home sites and be- come residents of Baldwin. in or near Marlow. J. G. Rawson and wife of Chicago, also came with the party with the view of securing site for a winter home.
 Tonight in German Relief Hall the sales ladies of the retail goods houses of Mo- bic. met for the purpose of organizing a ladies auxiliary to the Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen's Assocation. Of the 1s1 in Mo- bile. sixty-five were present. The ladies were assisted in the work of organizing by Messrs. Thompson and Marsh, late President and Secretary, respectively, of the Central Trades Council. from which organization the saiesmen withdrew. Or sanization was perfected by the election of the following officers: President, Miss Jennie Joseph; Vice-President, Miss Min nie Mcknight; Recording Secretary, Miss Fannie Weiman; Financial Secretary, Miss Annie Schilling. The president ap- pointed the following Committee on Con- stitution and Bylaws: Misses Sarah Wallace. Bertha Bear, Mary Murphy, Mary Hall. Lizzie Murphy, Mollie Finch CT. Carrie Campbell and Mrs. Shattuck Refreshments were served and dancing followed.
 A pretty home wedding was that last night at S:30 o'clock, at the residence of MT George W. Vernenille on Spring Hill Avenue, wherein MT. William c. Roster and Miss Lula May Vernenllle were the contracting parties. At the bidding of the relatives a large number of friends assembled to witness the ceremony and when Rev. E. c. Moore of the Spring Hill Avenue Methodist Church pronounce ed his blessings on the newly welded couple, congratulations showered on the happy young people. The attendants were MT. Albert Fritz and Miss Lollie Vernenille, the pretty sister of the charm ing bride. The young couple are known to great extent in Mobile and received many handsome and valuable presents.
 The little child of Mrs. Dover, whose appeal to the Governor of Alabama prov ed effective in securing permission for her husband to throw off his prison earb at Speigners and come home on parole, is slightly improved, though not yet out of danger. The child is ward of the Catholic Sisters of the Cathedral Girls Home. and she was taken i'll with typhoid fever at the summer home on the eastern shore. The child was brought to the city and taken to an infrmary. The father, when he first arrived, owing to the childs condition, was not allowed to see her. Friends of the unfortunate man and his sorely tried wife. hope for the little ones recovery.
 A telegram received this morning by Louis H. Horn, from his wife at Rush vile, Wis, brings him the news of a successful operation on their s-year-old daughter, Margaret, the operation hav- ing been performed yesterday. Mrs. Horn, with her mother, Mrs. Garret B. Shawhan, went to Nashville early in the summer to visit the latters parents, Mir and Mrs E. W. Shrader, who have visited Mobile quite frequently. subsequent telegram told that the little one was pro- gressing nicely. The operation was for appendicitis.
 The American Fuel and Ice Company has a large force of hands at work tear ing away the unnecessary walls in the buildings on the site recently purchased on Theatre from Royal to Water Streets. It is expected to have the foundations ready for the boilers and other machinery by the time of arrival. The first ship ment from the factory of ten cars of machinery and boilers, will be made in the tenth of next month.
 The second victim from diphtheria in this city in eighteen hours was little Bessie Burns, the 5-year-old daughter of David P. and Mrs. Eloide Burns, whose demise occurred at 10 o'clock this morning