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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-17

entered Into the mysteries of bid euchre.
 while the scores were kept by Miss Rosa
 Lyons, assisted by Miss Nellie Friend.
 Miss Helen Boone and Mrs. Mark Lyons.
 NIss Lyons. whose work in china paint ing ig exquisite, had done most of the
 pT3ses AeSselE and the fortunate winners
 of her hand work were envied by all:
 prise, a pin-tray painted in pink and
 foses; Mise Janie Taylor. the consclation. the drst prize. Miss Helen Clarke, the
 ss Of ss. nSos sSos: e" %or o0 Th. sss us
 prise. . lace collarette. was won by Miss
 Amanda Moore, and the consolation. q
 fan, by Miss Virginia Thomas.
 The members of the Discards. having
 meeting was called to decide upon con
 tinuing or abandoning tho meetings for
 the coming months. The sentiment of the
 members was divided. but 1t vas finally
 too hot The next meeting will accord
 ingly take place Wednesday next with
 Miss Maribel Williams. Mir. and Mrs. Alien Sheriff gave . beastifui dinner .his veding at the Bat
 tie House, prior to their near depart ire for the North Duchesse- roses and ferns in profusion made the large round ta-
 ss thing of beauty the esst furtheT CT
 
 pink liberty silk with tho flowers. These so fortunate as to be MT. and Mrs sherin's guests on this occasion were MT. and Mrs N" R: Clarke. pr. 0. M. Luce. Mir. and Mrs. r. P. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruse. MT. and Mrs. R. H. Clarke, Mrs. Dunston of Grand Rapids and MT. Murray Wheeler. The abatement in yesterdays paper that Mrs. Schwarts had entertained the We'd nesday Whist Club was incorrect. Mrs. Markstein was the hoetesg of the ,occa- sion and most enjoyable two hours were bers of the club and.a few guests. The l first prixe, an umbrella, was won by Miss Daisy Richards, the second. pair of silk
 nits. by Mrs. Harry Schwartz and the | by Mrs. H. Page.
 At Mrs. Rush's heart party last even- | ing the prizes were won as follows: Mrs.
 q. L. Smith. . silver dscanter receiver; cocktail glasses; MT. C. T. Heartn. a | leather biii holder, and Mrs. Caro Came
 ron. box of Huyler's candy.
 The young ladies who are to take part in the tableaux vivants which are to be given May 18th, are requested to meet tomorrow (Fridayl evening at the resi-
 dence of Mrs. R. H. Clarke. Miss Lowell of Massachusetts, who has been spending the winter at Magnolia | Springs, is in the city and was one of l the guests at Miss Lyon's card party yes l terday afternoon.
 | Mss Retta Heustis entertained the 1 Drawing Cards today at thei- first meet ing since the Lenten season.
 | Mrs. William Bidgood will entertain | the Sunshine Society at tea Monday af- | ternoon at o'clock.
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Mobile Society News.
 In compliment to Mrs. F. O. Hoffman. Mrs. J. c. wilson apve most beauti- full reception this evening at her home on Dauphin Way. No trouble had been spared to make the occasion a notable one. and the guests. who came in large numbers between the hours of and 8. found themselves part of a beautiful picture.
 with palms and bamboo, and from this bright beginning the visitors passed into scheme changed to green and white, car ried out ir roses and ferns and also In the costumes of the receiving party. Mrs. Wilson only was In black. hand feta. Mrs. Hoffman. the guest of honor. was in white with touches of green, qs were also Mesdames Y. H. Horn, H. II. Inge, H. P. vass. William BarnewaIl. Mc;,. n Rossrtson snt ,,s JaMss Tsnnas Gray van H.
 the punch room. the color scheme again changed to pink and white, duchesse roses being used n profusion. and the following ladies in white gowns with cooling drink: Mrs. Imogene Little, Misses Marcia Burgess, Jamie Taylor and Miilicent Cameron. The chief attraction of this room was, the presence of Mrs. Edwards, the. mother ,of Mrs Wilson, interest into the occasion, and held . levee during the entire evening
 The dining room was in white and green, the table beautiful arrangement of wtite roses, daisies, ferns. cut-giass and silver and here the following ladies did the honors: Mrs. Ralston Burgett. Mrs. R. c. Gordon, Misses Una Dorgan, Cora Cameron, Wenetia Danner, Kath- leen Williamson. May Prince. Gertrude Smith. May Ce Robinson and Elizabeth Rhett. s
 During the entire evening a band played soft and pretty music.
 The meeting of the Dis.ards yesterday afternoon was far more like an elaborate card party than an unpretentious club meeting. Mrs. Mark Lyons home is one of the handsomest in the city and the large double parlors. with their rose colorings are admirably adapted for en- tertaining. Yesterday afternoon they looked like a veritabIe flower garden, roses in profusion everywhere and the white marble mantels banked with them refiecting their beauty in the handsome mirrors with their heavy gilt frames mirrors which were frankly coveted by every woman ih the room. Fourteen card tables were set in these rooms and fifty-four ladies. including the club mem- bers and a number of guests at once
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of this city have addressed well signed petition to the Alabama Railroad Commission requesting that the same freight rates and classihcations of conn this State. The petition also asks that the railroads be required to make reasona- ble rates on freight received from steam boats plying the Tennessee River and that the railroads and steamboats be required to make fair joint rates on freight con- signed to Alabama points
 Copies of this petition are being cireu- lated in all North Alabama towns.
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  to the weak ana sick roots and s them life ncs decocons that advertised make stimulate and nvigrate them into life and healthy
  #es Of impuru front your s   when @ V I SOLD EVERYWHERE
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Vessels Leaving Pensacola.

Pensacola, Fla, April 16.-The vessels of the North Atlantic and Caribbean fleets are preparing to leave, and with the ex- ception of the gunboats, will be away by Norfolk. where she will be the flagship of the coast defense squadron. The Mag sachusets. which is in need of repairs.
 Norfolk. and the Iowa, which is being temporarily repaired at the navy yard, will be sent north as soon as these re- pairs are made and will go out of com
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-17
A Good Word for Chamberlain's
 Cough Remedy.

Tn December, 1900. had a severe cold and was so hoarse that could not speak above . whisper" says Allen Davis. of Freestone. N. Y. 'T tried several remi- dies but got no relief until used Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, one bottle of which cureu me. I will always speak good word for that medicine" For sale by all druggists. --adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-17
Dasket Dall at N. m. Q. A.

q The Reds and the Blues. teams com. posed of the junior members of the Young Mems Christian Association, will play basket ball in the Association gymnasium tomorrow night. Clarence Eiebash and Henry Phillips win captain the teams
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-17
Marriage in Mississippi.

Mrs. A. M. Davidson returned today from De Soto. Miss, where she attended the marriage of her mother. Mrs. Ida Aiken Green to Walter P. Hardy. The wedding occurred at the home of Mrs. Hardy's brother, C. V. Aiken. Mir. and Mrs. Hardy both lived in Selma and have large number of friends who will learn with pleasure of their marriage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-17
New City Hall.

construction of q new city hall met this afternoon with R. P. Manliy, a con- tractor, with whom the committee has been negotiating. Mir. Manly has entered contract has been made, 1t Is probable that his offer will be accepted. The com mittee will meet again tomorrow morning and on next Monday the matter will be laid before the Council
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Indigestion Is the direct cause of dis ease that kills thousands of persons an- nually. Stop the trouble at the start with a little Prickly Ash Bitters; it strengthens the stomach and aids diges- ton. wed-fri-sun.
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aTalledea's New Council.

Board of Mayor and Aldermen of Talla- dega was inducted into office yesterday
 afternoon. Last night the Board organ
 ized by electing W. c. McMillan Clerk and J. c. Bowie Treasurer. N. Lewis
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Negro seriously Cut.

George Hale, coiored, was seriously cut in the face yesterday and may lose hls eyes. It is said he was cut by Lewis Brooks, and that they were playing craps across the river when the dlfficulty oc- cured. Brooks has not been arrested.
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Advertiser Bureau,

Folly and Mirth, conception most admirably wrought out and elaborately carried out. was given tonight by the Mo bile Lodge of Elks. Some time since invi- tations were sent out announcing the arr rival of King Dodo" and his suite at the Home on the evening of April IS and a grand ball In honor of his Majesty. When the hour of 2. the time for the ar. rival of His Majesty had come. blares of trumpets gave warning and the great as- semblage was on the qui vive of expect ancy Into the hall strode His Majesty ana ana suite. & and. after march % sround the the Queen came forward and was crowned. Chairman Charles "Percivar' SchweiEer then made announcement that King Dodo. despite the fact that he had taken unto man and his wife, who was present Eats 'em alive" The announcement was re- ceived with cheers.
 The orchestra then struck up. a waltz fairly opened and the hours passed with dancing and pleasurable moments by all.
 The personnel of the characters and 'ns ai Dodo Emperor Fairyland, W. M. Sloan; Queen Lil. R. C. Fosdick; Princess Louise. Miss Myrtle Cleveland: Prince Richardo Sumpter wilson; ;,,l Bonnills: G. & B; schieffelin; h pr. pr gals; Pedro. R. G. Richard; Annette. D. B. Lederman; Angela. c. L. Strauss; testers, c. F. Wagner. W. O. Daily. F. H. stoll; Hartwells Imperial Band from spiEss spiTts w. w. BqEss Hesio1 1r. ccSas Tat. tie. J. W. Dawson: Happy Hooli- gan. xJ, J; Monaghan; his neph- sherman; Mrs. Katzenjammer. G. c. Winters; the Kids. A. Danne, R. Rosen- Boys. J. N. Van Dusen. J. Ducloux. Jr.; Gold Dust Twins. C. W. Glass. A. F. Glass; organ grinder. F. L. Roche; mon key. c. O. Bancroft; Yellow Kid. ]. R. S. H. Bauer; Gaston. F. T. Parker: Al phonse, J. J. Quill; Leon, from Paris, D. J. Murphy: Mike, Clarence and Pete, three of the finest, c. A. Radue, W. F. Hieronymus, c. R. Kelley.
 James F. Quill, general chairman.
 Committee of Arrangement-W. M Sloan, chairman; J. F. Quill. G. C. Win. ters, F. L. Roche. A. Danne, A: E. Stiles H. w. Proskauer. c. L. Schweizer, A. e Levy. L.edyard Scott, W. o. Daily, F. T. Reception Committee-c. L. schweizer chairman; Dr. J. G. Thomas. Sr., H. Pros kauer, C. W. Soost, c, L. Lavretta, L. b Le Baron. l.. M. Moraques. J. H. Nelson J. W. scheible. c. z. Yonge. pr H; T T Keoughan. Charles Lagman, E: O. "a. dek, c. G. Meyer, J. H. McAndrews. J H. Ortman. R. B. Wilson. W. T. Heirony' mus. P. Williams. IT,, lily Tacon.. E. l. Proskauer, FTssss E. c. Horton. T. L. Cook. H T. Hartwell, T. P. Norville. J. A. Cowley J. D. Bloch, B. F. Feist, R. B. Owen. Jr: c. A. Robinson. W. F. Tebbets, Joseph M. Walsh. P. J. Lyons. c. E. Pearce.
 man: c. R. Haas, c. S. Goodzrad. J. c
 Levy. A. V. Feiber. Ed McGrath, W. H Reynolds.
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Do you know you can get a bargain in anything that runs on wheels al
 Bowdoin Carriage Works, l2t Successor to x. McManus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-17
The Newr of Selma.

Abbott Rifles. Bruce K. Craig, Mrs. Robert Blakey of Montgomery and Mrs. H. H. Stewart, IT..
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When q poet falls in owe with . ,girI it Is natural that he should run 10 nasteS
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was elected Chief of Police, s. c. Beav- CTS Street Superintendent, Wright L. Ad- ams Chief of the Fire Department, and R. M. Hood, William Austin, John w. Thweatt and MT. Eubanks. policemen.
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SHOT HIS OWN SON.
Taylor White Fired on Antagonist
 But Missed His Mark.

Athens, April 16.-(Special.)-A dificulty took place in the northern part of this county yesterday that may result in the death of a young man at the hands of his father. Bud White, stockman liv- ing in that section, had a difficulty with @ tenant, Taylor White. and words were followed by shots The son of Taylor White rushed to the two men to prevent bloodshed and just as he reached them his father fired on his antagonist and the entire load entered the breast of his son, producing wound the physicians fear will result fatally.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-17
Personal and Local.

 Among those who attended the mar riage of Miss Elizabeth Shields Johnson to Otis Madison Hendricks yesterday were Hon. B. F. Ellis. Hon. !. B. Ellis, Mrs J. P. Ellis and Miss Ellis of Orrville, Mrs. of Taiiadega springs. Mrs. Eleanor Fitz. 'i patrick of Montgomery, pr. Lawrence Moore of Orryiiie. Hal Marshall and Miss Marshall of Orrville. Mir. and Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Marius Smith of Marion, Mrs Walter Humphreys of Huntsville. The City of Mobile arrived in Selma from Montgomery this morning and after taking on a good cargo left for Mobile. W. C. Cochrane of Pensacola, superin- tendent of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, is in the city. W. s. Mabry. who has been visiting relatives in Selma, returned to his home in Texas yesterday. The many friends of E. N. Medley are pleased to learn that he was better to- day.
 Miss Margaret Davidson left yesterday afternoon to visit relatives in Gin. innati.
 Alden Howell of North Carolina is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. M. Woolsey. R. A. Eskridge of Virginia is visiting relatives and friends in Selma.
 Hon. A. J. Martin of Martins Station Is in the city.
 W. G. simpson of Snow Hill is stopping
 s. c. woolf of Demopoiis Is at the Ho- tel Albert.
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SITE FOR NEW FURNACE.
Gadsden Commercial Club Will Pro-
 vide the Land.

Gadsden. April 1s.-(special. 1.-The com mercial club held an important meeung last night to take steps towards securing land sufficient to locate another 300 ton furnace to be erected by the Alabama Consolidated Company It is very well known here that If sufficient land can be secured near the present plants or the Consolidated Company all of it's manu- featuring plants will be concentrated here, so that the commercial club has taken hold of the matter and will see to 1t that Gadsden gets all of these plants,as plenty of land can be secured in close company.
 Barney Cahealey. sam and Henry Bobo have been arrested and jailed on the charge of arson, 1t being alleged that they burned the dwelling and smoke house or Tom Claiborne near Boas. The onicer
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CHARGE OF BURGLARY.
Will and Walter Tilkings Placed in
 Jail at Huntsville.

Huntsville, April 16.-(Special. .)-Will and Walter Tilkings. young men from the Hazle Green precinct. have been brought here and placed in Jail on charges of burglary. They admitted that for more than a year they have been sye- tematically burglarizing the store Of J.. M. Oldfeld of HaEle Green ana have nc- cumulated more than 100 worth of mer' chandlse, This case had puzzled the au- thorities several months and 1t was only after both of the Tilkings boys appeared in suits of clothes stolen from the store that they were arrested.
 A large area of fine Madison County lawlands Is flooded by the Tennessee River The flood will add two weeks to the delay of farming operations in the flooded district. A small negro boy WIS drowned in the backwaters near Whites burg yesterday and the body has not been recovered.
 Huntsville Lodge of the Elks will have an amateur minstrel performance next Monday night to raise money for the lodge charity fund. The show will he dITected by s. A. Grubbs, an experienced minstrel man of Chicago.
 The funeral of the late J. B. Cabaniss. former Register in Chancery of Madison colnty. was held in the Episcopal Church al i o'clock this morning. The body was hrought here from Tuscaloosa last night.
 The principal shippers and business men
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-17
Mobile Minor Mention

mOUlAC 41lAiOA AASAALAOhs
 At a meeting of the Mobile Yacht Club (incorporated). held in the office of Ly- man C. Dorgan officers were elected for the. ensuing year as follows: President. Frank E. Overall: Vice President. F.. D. HuEer; Secretary Treasurer, Lyman c. DorRan: Directors. Thomas l.. Cook. Err win D. Ledyard and NJ. ]. Parker.
 This club. which is the parent organi- zation of the Mobile Yacht Club (sociaD, owns the handsome club house and ap- rurtenances on Blakely Island opposite the city,
 Arrangements have been made by Man ager Blalack of the Stonewall club of the City League. for a series of three games of ball with the Young Mems Christian Association baseball club of Selma. to be played on May {, 5 and 6. in the Central City. Manager Bialack will take his best men with him and expects to capture the laurels in the series.
 John R. Clarke of the tug Nimrod to- day libelled the Norwegian steamship Managua for 5000 for hauling her of when she had stranded in coming up the channel some time ago.
 Tn the City Court this morning in the civil suit of Ransom T. Steeley vs, Mur- ray l.. Scriven. judgment for plaintiff was rendered in the sum of $S16.5o.
 Mrs Aaron Maas of Selma is in the city. a guest of her daughter. Mrs. Louis E. Schwarz, and will remain some time.
 R. s. Macintosh of Auburn. Ala, is registered at the Battle House.
 Announcements of engagements have been made as follows: Mir. Joseph M. Levy and Miss Rosa Newbrtk, the we'd ding to take place in June; Mr. Levy is a prosperous merchant of Mobile and his bride-elect Is a social favorite in Jewish circles.
 MT. Thomas J. Conway and Miss Sadie Goldstucker. date of wedding not given
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Minstrels Repeated.

The Selma Minstrel Company last night repeated its performance of Tuesday evening. The audience while not so large as on the initial night, was atten- tive and appreciative. Last nights en- tertainment was even little better than Hudson's troupe won additional glory.
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William Holly. a telegraph operator. and Miss Emma Hanson. daughter of Oliver Hanson, a leading contractor of this noon.
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German.

The members and friends of the Dixie German Club enjoyed delightful dance in the Hotel Albert. H. H. Jones and town, led a beautiful german, many pret- ty and novel figures being executed. A delicious punch was served during the evening.
 Haynes and Miss Mary Calhoun. P. W. Stewart and Miss Anna Chambliss W. B. Haynes and Miss Elise Jones. ]. E.. Cush of Faunsdale and Miss octavia LeVert Galloway, James Craig and Miss Mary Howard, Victor Picard and Miss Mattie Jones. B. R. Howard and Miss Laura McAlpine, Herbert Kyser and Miss Kate Mobile. B. K. Craig and Miss Nell Me- Kinnon, Scott and MissSarahMorgsn. E. !. Driver, IT,. and Miss Clara Parke. John Robbins and Miss Archer of Day CT. F. D. Scott of Montgomery and Miss Margaret Johnson. c. M. Brown of Faunsdale and Miss Eileen Hunter. A. L. Bibb and Miss Augusta Gilman. pr. James Kenan and Miss Eloise Marshall. P. welch. Jr.. and Miss Jennie Harrell. s. A. Fowlkes and Miss Christine Nich- olson. Edward Graham and Miss Alexina Wilkins of Faunsdale. F. L. Milhous and Miss Melva Minge of Faunsdsle: (: $. more. c. c. Cleveland and Miss Mary Gilman. MT. and Mrs. R. E. L. Mel, MT. and Mrs. Enos R. Stewart, MT. and Mrs; J. P. shuh: Ms; and Mrs; v: R. Harry Mckee of Faunsdale. R. L. Hoop CT. H. B. May. Bowie Smith. Miss Ab- bolt, Mrs. T. W. Hunter. Mrs A, P; Jones. Mrs. Wilbur Brown Mrs. W. R. Hall. Mrs. I. B. Howard. MT. and Mrs, Henry Lloyd, pr. and Mrs. F. G. DuBose, MT. and Mrs. B. H. Craig. Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. M. R. Jarvis, Miss Ida Peacock.
 Marriage License Issued,
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Advertiser Bureau.
 Selma. April IS.

A. E. Miller, the last of the trio con. victed of insulting young ladies on the streets of Selma, paid his fine this morn- ing and the incident is closed. Miller left this afternoon, going. 1t is thought. to Chicago.
 Bowen and Bishop, the two other young men. had previously left the city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-17
The Newr of Mobile.

out. Mir. Conway is a prominent attachs of the United states Lighthouse Board located in Mobile. and his chosen life partner is q winsome and entertaining young woman.
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Mobile Society News.

C. c. Henderson of 0reenville, Ala. is registered at Klos1xy's.
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making the arrest says the men admitted to him that they set fire to the smoke house. Cahealy made a $500 bond and was released but the others are still in jail.
 The Emma Sansom Camp of Confeder- ate Veterans will meet in the court house here on Saturday. 18th, for the purpose of selecting delegates. sponsors and mak~ ing all necessary arrangements for tho attendance upon the coming reunion at New Orleans. Quite a large crowd wili go from this section
 Henry Walsey, a bad negro from An- niston, who was wanted there on a serious charge, was arrested here yester- day by Chief White and Policeman Sim gleton on a telegram from the, police cf Anniston. and he has been carried to that city.
 Do you know you can get a bargaax in anvthino that runs on WhnnIA al
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The City of Mobile arrived in Selma taking on q good cargo left for Mobile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-17

". C. Cochrane of Pensacola, supefin- tendent of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, is in the city.
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Hon. and Mrs. G. H. Craig yesterday celebrated the thirty-fifth anniversary of their marriage day The event was a happy one, all of their children being present.
 Besides Mr. and Mrs. Craig those present were John W. Craig, who Is cap. tain in the United States army. Senator William B. Craig. who is captain of the
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Marriage License Issued.

The Probate Court has issued q mar riage license to E. L. Whatley and Miss Rosa Lang They are popular young people living near Polk.
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W. s. Mabry. who has been visiting relatives in Selma, returned to his home in Texas yesterday.
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schettler-Konstanzer

At s:so o'clock last night, in the Ger. man Lutheran Ch1rch. St. Francis and Dearborn Streets. Sigmund Schettler and Miss Marie Konstanzsr were joined In wedlock. in the presence of large as- sembly of relatives and invited friends, by Rev. Carl F. Schmidt. pastor of the church The attendants were Mir. Ed Konstanzer, brother of the bride, and Miss Mollie Hildebrandt, and MT. Louis Schettler brother of tte groom, and Miss attendants were garbed in handsome white costumes, the bride wearing the conventional veil and orange blossoms.
 After the wedding ceremony the bridal party and invited guests repaired to the Deutscher Turn Vercin Hall, where sumptuous feast was served and a dance followed which lasted far into the night. Congratulations were showered upon the newly welded couple before their retire. ment to the handsomely appointed home. corner of Wilkinson and St. Francis Streets, which had beon prepared by lov- ing hands for their arrival. Among the wedding gifts was a complete dining room set from pr. and Mrs. Angelo Festorazzi. warm friends of the bride. Many other handsome and valuable presents were re- ceived by the young and happy couple.
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Mrs. Aaron Maas of Selma is fin the city. guest of her daughter. Mrs. Louis E. Schwarz, and will remain some time
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Tn the City Court this morning in the civil suit of Ransom T. Steeley vs, Mur- ray L. Scriven. judgment for plaintiff was rendered in the sum of $S16.5o.