The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-06
The NewC of Mobile.

 This company is one of the new acqui- sitions to Mobile, having removed Its plant from Greenville something over year ago.
 Lizzie Morrow, a young white woman. was-this morning found in the neighbor- hood of the Southern Railway docks in an intoxicated condition and was sent to | the police station by Officer Blnzer The woman came very near meeting her death | by being run over by a switch engine. a negro pulling her of the track not a moment too soon, she having stumbled | in trying to cross the track. A little | later she attempted to commit suicide. Secretary J. Paul Wilson of the Com l mercial Club, announces that he has re- | ceived a communication from North Carolina furniture manufacturer with capital, who is seeking a location in Mo- l bile. MT. Wilson will bring the matter | before the Commercial Club at the next | meeting.
 Articles of incorporation of the Mobile | Bar Association were filed in the Probate Court today The officers are Daniel F. Bestor. Presi lent; J. c. Rich, First Vice President James W. Gray. Second Vice. President William Cowley, Secretary. | Treasurer.
 Frank Cresswell of Des Moines, Iowa, who with his wife and child. is visiting | his parents at Fairhope, on the eastern shore. is in the city today to learn the | latest news from the flooded territory | about his home.
 Mobile promises, in the next day or two. to have one or more entries in The | fri hal los people, with the hope of landing one of the trips for favorite of the Gulf City.
 Charles T. Ward an l.. and N freight conductor. was brought to Mobile today from Biloxi. Miss, where. last night he was badly injured in the chest in mak- ing coupling.
 Alabamians registered at the Windsor today are George G. Phillips. Birming- ham; F. J. Kimbrough, Camden; Dr. J. W. Rutherford. Franklin
 Blondell Frederick. the one and haIf- l year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. F. | Stroeker, died this morning at the fam fly home in oakdale.
 Mrs. John G. Mann, after a pleasant visit to her father. left today for her home in Montgomery
 T. O. Smith of Birmingham and A. c. Simmons of Montgomery are registered at Klosgy's.
 B. R. Taber and F. P Sands of Mont gomery are registered at the Battle House.
 Mrs. James Mum of Autaugaville. Ala. ih In the city. guest at the Battle House.
 Mrs. R. H. Givens left this afternoon for Biloxi to visit her mother.
 Mobile Society News.
 Tn compliment to Miss Coleman of Huntsville, Ala, Mrs. Harvey Jones gave a card party last evening at Spring Hill. Her guests were Misses Jennie Fee Aus till. Blanche McDaniel. Margaret Austill. Marie Marston, Carrie George, Fringilla Smith. Louise Sprague. Anita Gaillard. Futile. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Little, Mrs. George Lining. Mir. and Mrs. Stuart Jones. Messrs. Myron, Sprague, Jules and , Lee Smith, William Groom, Charles Shep- ard and Marston. There were no prizes but pretty souvenirs were presented. Miss Jennie Fee Austill was given a pretty fan, Miss Blanche McDaniel q belt buckle, Miss Marie Marston a stock and tie. Mir. Charles Shepard, silk handkerchief. MT. Barston a book, and MT. Myron Sprague tie. Decorations were white and red.
 Miss Mary Robins was the pretty and attractive hostess of a launch party this afternoon, her guests being Miss Mary Bullock and MT. Will Hearin, Miss Err nestine Cook and Mir. Brown, Miss May Prince and Mir. Ernest Planck, Mss Ve- netia Danner and MT. Alfred Staples. Miss Gertrude Smith and MT. Ben Rhett, Miss Lolla Belle Gould and MT. Henry Mcconnell. Miss Corinne Orton and Mir. Parry Williams. Mrs. J. W. Wolfe and Mrs. M. c. Robins.
 The end of the school season and the emancipation of hundreds of children makes the commencement of the picnic | season. Today the pupils of the Govern ment Street Presbyterian Sunday School enjoyed their annual outing, the steamer Heroine carrying a merry burden to Point Clear for the day. Tomorrow Christ Church Sunday School will have It's an- nual picnic.
 Mrs. J. Bestor Robertson entertained | the Doasyouplease Club this afternoon at her home on Dauphln Way. This ends the season for this popular organization. l called meeting of the Menticulture Club was held this morning at the home ] of Miss Ellen Dumas.