The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-21

York via Savannah.
Phil c. Cohn of Folsom, Cal. native
of Mobile and foster-brother of Phil
Cosminsky. is in the city after an
absence of a quarter of a century. Mr.
COhn represented the second California
District in the National Democratic
Convention and while instructed for
Hearst, predicts his State will drop into
the Parker column in November. Mr..
Cohn will spend a few days here with
relatives.
Owing to the death of Mrs. NJ. c.
Williams. motherin-1aw of Solicitor
James H. Webb, the City Court Hon.
o. J. Semmes presiding. adjourned this
afternoon until tomorrow. Prisoners
will be brought into court tomorrow
for sentence.
Mobile received her first cotton boil
today. 1t was sent to the cotton ex-
change by ]. d. Coleman of Walker
Springs, Clark County, and was picked
Monday. The first boil last year was
from Wilcox County and was picked
sixteen days later.
Ed D. Laurendine and children leave
tomorrow for Bayon la Batre for the
remainder of the heated team. Mr..
Laurendine is the Democratic nominee
for tax assessor and one of the most
popular men in Mobile County.
At an early hour this morning at the
| family home. No. SAG Jefferson Street,
Salena, youngest child of Theodore and
Salena Harwell. passed away after a
| brief Illness.
James II. Wade of st. Louis, a
| periodical visitor to Mobile, is here.
Mobile Society News.
| Mobile friends have received from
New Orleans invitations to the mar
rage of Miss Marguerite Doane and
Rev. Gardiner Leigh Tucker. the cere-
mony to take place Wednesday morn
Ing, August 3rd at eight o'clock. st.
PauPs Episcopal Church. Mr.. Tucker
is the eldest son of Rev. Gardiner C.
Tucker of this city and has many warm
friends who rejoice with him in his
happiness.
MS Norwood A. Richards entertain
ed Informally at cards and supper last
levening, the privilege few who en-
ljoyed the evening with their host and
hostess being Miss Gertie Cameron
Miss Ernestne Anderson. Miss Lola
Belle Gould. Miss Veneta banner. Mr.
Henry Hamilton. Mr.. NEEDLES and Mr.
Jesse Hamilton and Mr.. Evans.
Mrs Joseph Norwood and the Misses
Norwood of Montgomery arrived this
afternoon en- route to Point Clear
where they will spend several weeks
at the hotel.
Miss Agnes Randall of Opelonsai
passed through the city yesterday ell
route to Point Clear where she will
visit her aunt Mrs. Frank overall.
Mr.. Edmund Tabor and Mr.. d. c
Allen of Montgomery returned hom
today having spent two days in tn
city.
Miss Mabel Stanard and her cousin
Miss Allene Fleming of Macon, Ga, ar
depending a few days at Towards.
Mrs. Z. S. Higgs left yesterday 70
WaveIand to spend a month with he
friend Mrs. William Blake.
Miss Harris who has been for SOM
weeks the guest OF Miss Mollie Irwin
is now at Spring Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. sgd Robbins AM
son have returned from a months sta,
at Daphne
Mrs ]. Leslie Taylor and children lef
Yesterday for Waalkesha tor be absen
several weeks.
Mrs G. c. Clarke came up from Poin
Clear today on a shopping expedition.
Mr.. A. L. Benn left today for New
York to sail shortly for Europe.
Mr.. Rittenhouse Moore left last nigh
on business visit trip to Florida.
c. T. MLAUGHLIN of Covingto
county, accused of perjury. appeare
before United States Commissioner
A. Elmore yesterday, and waived ex
animation. His bond was fixed at %2O
which he made