The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-02
Mobile Minor Mention.

Mobile Minor Mention.
 Manager Blaiock of the pennant- win ming team of the City League of Baseball Clubs, will take the following players to Selma by way of the Southern Railway Sunday night for series of three games with the Selma Club: Frederick and Tut tie. pitchers; Kearney. catcher; Bradley. first base; Honk, second base; Betan- court, shortstop. McHugh, third base: Hindmarsch. left field; Marshall, center up Is, as the record will show. strong one and the Central City aggregation may expect to play ball' if they desire to chalk up winning game during the series. .t.-
 A. H. Franklin, a negro hailing from Washington County, came to Mobile a few days ago and stole a bicycle, the property of J. V. Scheuermann. Suf- ficient clew was obtained and a warrant forwarded to the sheriff of Washington County. Deputy Sheriff Phares of Wash ington County, came into town this morn- ing, bringing Franklin and the bicycle. The capture was effected at Calvert Sta tion.
 Considerable excitement was created in the vicinity of the county court house at of some gasoline in the Farley House, adjoining. Box No. H was pulled and the fire department responded. The fire was discovered in a rear room on the reaching much headway. The damage is placed at $15.
 A delightful moonlight excursion on promised for Monday night by Acme Council No. 1. Mobile Council No. 5 and Autumn Council No. 15 Junior Order United American Mechanics. assisted by Mobile Council No. and Alabama Council No. 8, Daughters of America.
 The vestry of St. Johns Episcopal Church have received plans for new and modern rectory to be erected on the site of the present one. Bids will be | Monday next. The plans show splen, did edifice.
 Professor and Mrs Luci,is Whitaker oi | Auburn, Ala, are in Mobile, visiting theii | daughter, Mrs. J. Claiborne Seal, No 253 Congress Street, and Mrs. Whitaker sister, Mrs. E. E. Southall, No. 30l Beauregard Street. They will remain | some time.
 Owing to the outbreak of smallpox fir the County jail,. Judge Jules E. Afford oi the Inferior Criminal Court, this morn. cases on his docket wherein the defendant is at present incarcerated in the jail.
 Mrs. Hannis Taylor, who was called tc Mobile by the serious illness of her moth. | CT. Mrs. William A. LeBaron. left today | for her home in Washington, D. O. Mrs LeBaron is greatly improved in health. l General P. B. Vaughan, who has beer | quite i'll for some time. is able to be out | again and in business. He hopes to bs able to attend the Confederate reunion ir l New Orleans.
 M. Friedman of San Antonio, Tex. | spent the day in the city, a guest of his brother. J. Friedman. He left tonight for Birmingham. to visit a brother ir that city.
 and A. c. Barley. Dolive, Ala, are guests Of Hotel Bienville.
 R. V. Taylor, General Auditor of the ] Mobile and Ohio Railroad, left today for | New York.
 Mrs. I. Dahlheimer has returned from an enjoyable visit to friends in Pensa- | cola.
 Misses J. E. and A. A. Martin lief, today for a prolonged visit to the East | George c. Adams of Birmingham is reg. istered at Klosky's.
 l Mobile Society News. | The Drawing Cards held their regular weekly meeting yesterday afternoon with | Misses Margaret and Saida Billups as | hostesses. An innovation was introduced into the conventional bid euchre, hearts and euchre being played alternately and | with much interest and excitement The | score cards were handpainted and very 1 dainty and pretty, some bewitching ballet girls and some flowers. The club prize | a white leather card case. was won by Mrs. Retta Heustis; the guests prize. a fancy basket, by Mrs. Adele Batre and the consolation. box of candy with | large sachet bow by Miss Maribel Will Hams. Among the guests present were Mrs. Irwin Burgett, Mrs. Matthew Brew ster. Mrs. Charles Johnstone, Misses Ma rie and Nellie Davis, Florence Hopper | Florence Glennon, Belle Hallett iJIv Higley. Jennie Fie Austill. Rosa Lyons, Della Carr, Amanda Moore, Grace Bes- tor, Ethel Hodgson, Ogarita Merrill. | Zemma Mastin, Julia Lake. Helen Clarke | Una Dorgan, Dumas. Ellen Jones Rer.