The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-18
Advertiser Bureau,

| MoDife, Aprll IL. Mrs. B. zimmern, yesterday after noon and evening, received at her home, No. 305 Church Street, in honor
 of the announcement, formally, of the engagement of her daughter, Miss Flora zimmern, to MT. Eddie Forchci- meri of Pensacola. A large number of friends of the young people called during the afternoon and evening and
 offered their congratulation. Among the visitors from out of the city were Mir. c. Forcheihner, father of the groom to-be. MT. and Mrs. D. Dannheiser and Miss Ruth Dannheiser of Pensacola, and Mir. Adoiph NJ. Cohn of the same city.
 | A number of handsome presents and
 many telegrams of congratulation were received. The residence was decorated | treatments were served by fair young | friends of the bride-elect
 ! The groom-to-be is prosperous brIde-elect is one of Mobiles fair daughters, h vocalist of note, whose voice has often been heard here in
 concerts, for charity and on social oc- casions. She is daughter of the | late Joseph and Mrs B. limmern. She only recently returned from an extend- ed visit in Philadelphia where she spent Mrs, Mrs A sickies. During her stay in Philadelphia Miss Zimmern took vocal | lessons under the tutilage of Profess sor Warren Shaw.
 Superintendent Manuel Tapia of the city sewerage department, this morn- | ing began work on 2,l63 feet of sew craze extension in Elmira Street, east to Rapier Avenue, thence to Selma Street and to Regina Avenue; also on Rapier Avenue from Selma Street to Palmetto Street and Regina Avenue. Seven manhoies will be put down in l.L vi I'm a m in that part of the city made 1t neces- sary to extend the sewerage system in that section.
 dent of the Meridian. Miss, Light and Railroad Company spent yesterday in the city, a guest or his fatner ana mother. MT. and Mrs, Richard Hines In the Probate Court today, was filed an official notice of change Of name of the Walter A. zeinicker supply of the stockholders. held. on the thir- teenth the stockholders voted to change the name of the company 10 the American supply company. anIads, of dhefe ere ficers or directors of the company and the principal place of business. as here- tofore, will remain in Mobile
 While attempting to cross the double electric railway track at the in- tersection of Royal and St. Anthony Streets Dr. A. Festorazzi, well known close call for himself, his attendant, horse and vehicle. He saw one car Approaching and in dodging this. came In contact with another, approae1ihs Ifrom the opposite direction.
 The motorman saw the predicament of the vehicle, reversed and threw on his brake. The buggy was caught ana jammed, but Fortunately not Daasy m m Festorazzi very generously refused to saddle the blame on any one except himself. "a, ,, 30th have their first outing for ,thls season, to Dog River. This IS social organization of young men, organized for pleasure. and their recent outihss are now proveroial m the city'
 Senator J. w. Weiss. one of Mo- bile's well known business men and an ardent member of the Travellers Pro- tective Association, of Alabama, lett last night for Birmingham and other North Alabama cities. The senator was one of the promoters to have the National Association of the Travellers meet in Alabama in 1907. He IS warm advocate of Mobile for the hon or and declared. before leaving .vtasssa aeTs; so strong as to get the association 70 come to Alabama and Mobile. if posst- ble.
 MT. E. J. scnwarz left this morn inf for Cincinnati on an extended bus mess trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Groeschuer have the sympathy of many friends in Mobile in the loss of their infant son, Lewy, which took place yesterday afternoon at the family home on Cedar Point Road, south ot thls city.
 Rev. Father Tyrrell. s. J., President of Spring Hill College, today began a mission at St. Franfs Gavier Church, Toulminville. to continue one week. He will hold mass every morning ana preach at night.
 Hon. W. H. Mcintosh has returned from Vernal Miss, where he was called Saturday because of the death of his mother, Mrs. Rachel Mcintosh.
 Creole Steam Fire Company No. l will on the night of the 27th celebrate its eighty-sixth anniversary with a banquet
 Consular Agent John Ivulch of Italy has been officially notif1ed that Baron the United States. will visit Mobile Fri day night. The Italian society and commercial club will tender the ann baSSadOr receptions. He VIII come here in Southern Railway private car.
 . At noon today the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners inaugurated weekly instead of monthly Sessions and the initial one proved interesting in d manner. Commissioner Bauer in troduced resolution to the effect that the board empower the committee on the new jail and poor house to adver- tise for plans and estimates for ma terials and costs of the work; also that when these are furnished and awards made a competent architect be elected to superintend the work. Carried.
 Pursuant to recent resolution, the Board elected an architect in the per son of Rudolf Benz to accompany the board on it's tour to inspect jails, he