The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-19

building now in process of erection will accommodate the demand wnicn. just now, Is excessive. There is not an idle skilled laborer in Mobile at tnis time, except through choice.
 At 5:45 this afternoon in St. Fat rick's Church, Rev. Father Kfrwan, or iciating. MT. George swann ana sa,n.S Miss in marriage. The attendants were Gii, bert Craft, brother of the bride. and Miss Nan Louise Turner. An immense
 number of friends and % reiati,v~es ,~ vnre wrs
 a handsome gown of white Paris nous selaine en traine. tfimmed with em-
 broidery and real lace; s sne n,oseoms Mose une
 The brides maid wore white Paris
 mousseiaine and real lace trimmings. The usual flowers were carrieo. private reception foIiowee eeras a No ans Reaurexard Street. Many present were received. The groom Is a popular em- ploye of the Mobile and Ohio, and his daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis Craft. The couple left tonight for St. Louis and Chicago.
 Preliminaries were taken tonight looking to organizing the Parker and Davis Club of Mobile County. A num- | ber of prominent Democrats met and perfected temporary oT8anlzatlOn with fS. B. Kirkbridge, Chairman, and G. J. chairman stated that the purpose of the club is to aid the ticket in the
 East as this city, County and sta;e
 Goidsby, J. B. Robertson. J. T. Mo
 Namara and Max Hamburger. Jr., were
 on motion appointed a Committee son
 Membership. On motion of Edward M
 Robinson, permanent officers will be
 elected at a meeting tonight week. | The Board of Public Works met in l regular session at o'clock this after
 noon and transacted routine business.
 Important matters which came up 1 were deferred to a future meeting ow-
 ing to the absence of interested per- | sons.
 Engineer Hazelhurst reported esti-
 mates on improving Davis Avenue l from its intersection with State Street
 to Three Mile bridge. The Revenue and Road Commission of Mobile Coun-
 ty will be asked to meet with the body flor conferences on the subject. After the Parker and Davis Club
 meeting tonight some of the enthus-
 lasts, speaking of the man for perma.
 Colonel Edward L. Russell. It was urged that as chairman of the State delegation to the National Convention and being 2 Mobilian in toucn with
 
 executive ability he would be the prop l CT man for the head of the party move-
 ment in this County. In the United States District Court in Equity this afternoon a suit was iled by the Pabst Brewing Company of
 Milwaukee versus the Mobile and Bien- Liauor Company, all of Mobile, seeking a restraining order and accounting against the defendants, charging them
 with infringement Sa n, on trade mark E. g. and c. P: condit, R. Dunbar
 and Frank Ems of Centralia, H.. ar rived in Mobile this morning and left
 Baldwin In iWs oss County. 1y' The aaariette came
 lands in West Baldwin County with the view to carrying their families | there to reside permanently.
 Dave Burns. local baseball enthu- | siast, is in New Orleans and writes
 from there encouragingly as to Mo Southern League the coming season. He says he has encouragement from
 several of the present managers of
 League teams.
 Superintendent John Kelly of the Street Department, is doing excellent
 work in the northern portion of the l city, Kra0lng unpaVeu streets. f1e mas | a large force and is working hard
 while the present good weather Is on. A letter from Adam Glass at Chicago announces that he and Mrs. Glass have
 left the Windy City for California for | the remainder of the summer. He re-
 ports Mrs. Glass as rapidly improving | in health. | H. B. Fuller and O. E. Ament of
 Montgomery arrived on No. 97 this
 morning. joined a party from Birming-
 ham and left immediately for Coden
 for a weeks fishing trip.
 Miss Mary Armistead of Spokane. Wash, Is the charming guest of Miss IGenevieve Brewer in Mobile. | w. l.. Story of Pollard, Ala, is a
 visitor here today.
 James A. Kirk of Birmingham is in
 the city.
 l Mobile Society News. | Miss Arie Watkins, who has been | spending some time at Cleveland Sta | tion, has returned to the city. | Mir. J. W. Woolf entertained the 1 Summer Card Club this afternoon. The 1 invited guests were Mrs. Walter Gun