The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-18

at the home of her grandmother. Mrs. Margaret Burns. l61 South Jefferson Street. sad feature in connection will, the child's death is the absence of ber father from Mobile. he being at present in Arkansas SSe''' United States Marshal Frank simmons I seen In reference to The Advertisers Ri, minghan special wherein it was stated he | was in i'll favor with the President said l he had nothing to say. His term expire. in January. and 1t is thought in and about the Government Building that he will be an applicant for re-appointment Misses Josephine Mickle of Mobile and Florence Davidson of Montgomery have returned from most delightful visit tc Mrs. W. c. Carrell at Pass Christian Before returning home, they spent a few days with friends in New Orleans.
 c. Hughes Jordan of Washington, D. c. representative of the United States Cen. Bienville. He will be here on business connected with the bureau several days
 At the home of Mrs. Clara Neigh, No 250 Charles Street, last evening, Judge C. K. KreumpeI united in marriage Freder- ick K. George and Mrs. Adelia A. Cas- sells. It was very quiet wedding.
 Mrs. V GibbIn, wife of the popular clerk of the police department, who, with her children. had been visiting her sis ter. Mrs. T. F. Condon. at Scranton, Miss, returned home today.
 Judge VIII T. Mcdonald of the South ern Chancery Division of Mississippi is at the Battle House, having arrived here last night from his home at Bay St. Louis.
 There are five cases of diphtheria at present in Mobile, and 1t Is reported that the disease has made its appearance at Points on the Eastern Shore.
 News was received of the arrival in New York of Colonel and Mrs. Frank A. Hervey. They will tour Canada before returning to Mobile.
 Misses Lucille and Magurita Ligon have come up from Theodore and Coden after a visit of some length to friends and rela- lives.
 J. Wheeler and wife of Thibodeaux, La, are at the Battle House on their bridal tour. MT. Wheeler is a former Mobilian.
 Rev. Edmonds Bennett has returned from Nashville, Tenn, where he was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. William Norvell.
 Miss Sallie C. Stanard and family are home from Point Clear, where they have been spending the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Inge will occupy the John Mitchell residence on Govern ment Street for the winer.
 M. Waring Harrison and family have taken MT. Barker's house on Montauk Avenue for 6 year.
 Mrs. Greenwood Ligon left Wednesday afternoon for Montgomery, to be gone a few days only.
 c. A. Jones and wife of Birmingham are in the city, registered at the Battle House. .--
 E. N. Jones and Miss Edna Jones of Camden. Ala, are guests at the Battle House.
 Miss Mercedes Toenes is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Coole. at Scranton. Miss.
 Miss Yetta Zimmern and brother, Win fred, left Wednesday for Stafford Springs. Miss.
 Miss Carrie George has returned from a two weeks visit to friends in Suggsville, Ala. tHe
 Mrs. L. Mayer and daughter of De- mopolis are the guests or Az-s 6. aHatsssr.
 s. R. Rowland and c. B. Williams of Birmingham are guests at the Bienville.
 Miss Maude Haverman has returned from a pleasant visit in Montgomery.
 L. s. Chambers, a cotton buyer of Liv- erpool, Eng, is at the Bienville.
 Rabbi Alfred G. Moses is home from quite lengthy trip to Michigan.
 s. Bragg of Montgomery Is in Mobile. a guest at the Battle House.
 M. Kapfere of Paris, France, is at the Bienville.