The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-25

Atlanta will be here October lst and his mission will be to confer with local ministers with resaru eo eieShs 'u'A a shelter in Mobile. Mrs. Emma Moreland, young white woman. aged 22 years. dropped dead at her home, &60 North Conception Street. this afternoon at 3 o'clock. She was a native of Brewton and daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. John W. Craw- ford of that city. She leaves besides these, a child, two brothers one In Jackson and a sister in Brewton. Apo plexy was the cause or oeath' Among Mobilians who left today and who are slated to go to St. Louis to- morrow are the following Mrs. A. Kramer Mrs. E. Kramer. MT. and Mrs. Owen Farley, Miss Prince, Mir. William Kelly, Mayor Pat J. Lyons, s. W. Cum ninsham, Miss Una Dorgan and Mir. l Murray Wheeler.
 rhacker Brothers, fruit importers. will receive a new steamship from Nor way. october 15 The ship will be 241 feet over all, 33 feet breadth of beam and 1s feet depth of hold. She is guar anteed to be of twelve knots speed. This will be the largest fruit vessel in the Mobile trade.
 Elizabeth Ford. 4-year-old daughter of Timothy and Mrs. Fannie Ford died this morning at the family home sos Rloodgood Street, of diphtheria. after a brief illness. The parents have the sympathy of many friends in their great loss.
 los. Maneum, an employe of local foundry met with serious accident to his left hand today. He had 1t caught in bolt machine, ana several l bones were broken. Mrs. E. R. Quattlebaum and daugh- CTS. Misses Olivia. Mary and Sadye, have returned. from St. Louis. Mobile Society News. The Practice Circle will meet Mon- day afternoon with Mrs. Hunt Cham berlain, the Bridge Club Wednesday with Mrs. Hoffman and the Summer Card Club Thursday with Mrs. Cary Butt.
 l Miss Una Dorgan returned yesterday ! from Asheville. bringing with her her | little neice, Jessie Porter, MT. and
 Mrs. Porter have gone on to St./Louis where Miss Una will join them. | Mrs. Harry Donald and Miss Doro-
 thy will leave Wednesday for New | York where Miss Dorothy will enter Miss Huger's school for the winter. Mrs. A. l.. Hall and her daughter
 Miss Nell, will leave tomorrow for
 Baltimore, where they will spend the
 winter at the Albion Hotel
 Miss Hattie Wheeler left tonight over
 the Mobile and Ohio for St. Louis. She
 will join there. Mrs. Louis Broadwood, | Mrs. A. W. Johnson left today for
 Montgomery to visit her mother, Mrs. J, E. Stewart on Robinson Street.
 Mrs. Emma Randolph of Birming-
 ham is the guest of Mrs. Frank Stol-
 lenwork on Washington Square.
 Mrs. Joseph Gee Mrs. Link and Miss Kathleen Williamson are expected home tomorrow from St. Louis.
 Miss Annie Louise Harrison Is spend- ing the autumn with her cousins, MT :.
 and Mrs. Roland in Colorado.
 Mrs. Ferdinand Forcheimer and Miss
 Daisy Forcheimer returned today from | Miss Sallie Van Antwerp and Miss
 Olive McMillau have returned from a
 visit to the Exposition.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Hutchinson
 have returned from St. Louis and Bon Aqua Springs, Tenn
 MT. Joseph Hodgsun is the guest of I Mr RPRtOr Clear . til Monday.
 Mrs. A. M. Hall and Miss Laura Sc
 cor leave tomorrow for Baltimore and Washington.
 Mrs. Allen and her daughter, Miss
 Kitty. are expected home Monday from St. Louis.
 Mir. W. A. Finlay. Jr.. of Pine Bar
 ren. Fla. Is in the city for day or
 two.
 Miss Margaret Sims of Calvert Sta tion is visiting relatives in the city Miss Amanda More Is the guest of Mrs, Jack Rose in Hartford, Conn.,
 Mir. and Mrs. Alphonse Cramer and
 family left tonight for St. Louis.
 Miss Agnes Blackshear Is having \ delightful visit to New York. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Cunningham left tonight for St Louis Mrs. J. T. Schley is expected home } tomorrow from Virginia. Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore Is at Tate f Spring.