The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-30

shops and getting the grounds in read mess for the putting down of the many tracks which will be necessary TOT use in the passenger depot. which the Southern Railway Company agreed to build on the ground located between Beauregard. Royal. St. Joseph and East Streets.
 With the coming of Mir. Atwood the work on the log-needed passen- ger station seems an assured fact
 For eight years William H. Bryant has been general manager of the Home Telephone Company. The board of d. rectors. appreciating his worth, nave named him as vice-President ana cen erai Manager.
 He stated this morning that Electri- cal Engineer Polk would arrive here the last of this week and at ones draw plans and prepare estimates for com plete rehabilitation of the working ap- paratus of the exchange. The exchange will be greatly increased in capacity
 Oficial announcement has been made by General Manager Whittlesey Of the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Rail road Company of the appointment or w. L.. O'Dwyer as General Freight and Passenger Agent to fill the vacancy caused by the death recently of l.. B. Sullivan.
 Mir. o'Dwyer was for year chief clerk to Mir. Sullivan. coming to the Mobile. Jackson and Kansas City Rail- road from the Southern Railway at At- lanta.
 Howard Long. Q butcher. was se- riously injured by being thrown from his buggy at the intersection of Gov ernment and Lawrence Streets.
 It is currently rumored tonight. though unconfirmed, that the office of general export agent of the Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railroads here, to bt vacated by B. NJ. Flippin. will be discontinued and that the duties will devolve upon James s. Taylor, general freight agent of the Mobile and Ohio.
 Michael Aglerard, aged 63 years. and a native of Quebec, Canada, died this morning at the Hannon Home. after brief illness. He had resided in Mori
 bile forty years and was worker in timber.
 At the family home. sf7 Dauphin
 Street. at t:25 o'clqsN this morning,
 little Nell Louise. yqungest daughter of
 pr. W. c. and Mr& Ida W. Partridge
 passed away. GThe sorrowing family
 have the sympathy of many friends
 MT. andfMrs. George Riches, residing
 on Marine and Seneca Streets, Oakdaie.
 have the sympathy of a large circle or
 friends in the loss. this morning or
 their seven-year-old daughter, Bessie.
 The friends of Captain and Mrs. J.
 W, Black will be pleased to know that
 Mrs. Black has returned from Healing
 Springs much improved in health. The Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners of Mobile County met In regular weekly session at noon today and transacted routine business The A. O. H. tonight had their an- nual picnic at Monroe Park. There was an immense attendance. MT. and Mrs. F. K. Daughdrill of Merrill, Miss, are visiting in the city. MT. and Mrs. Sidney R. Prince have returned from visit to Chicago. Mobile Society News. Miss Irma Brown. whose marriage to Mfr. Henley of Philadelphia will take place Thursday, is having many en- | joyable parties given in her honor. Last evening MT. and Mrs. Randolph Brown entertained at a dinner. this evening MT. and Mrs. A. B. Hanaw will give a dinner, and tomorrow even | ing MT and Mrs. Sam Behold will do | the same. On Friday MT. Hugo Brown gave a picnic to Dog River, his guests being Mir. and Mrs. Emile Brown of | New York, Miss Minnie Hanaw of Louisville, MT. and Mrs. Leo Brown,
 Misses Claudlne. Florence and Irma | Brown and MT. Henley. The golf match Saturday afternoon | resulted in a tie between Mir. N. R. 1 Clarke and Miss Virginia Sims, and l MT. J. s. Raymond and Mrs. Kirtland. | The tie will be played off this after noon. The trophies are a pretty gold necklace for tho lady and box of balls | for the gentleman.
 l MT. and Mrs. Thomas J. oConnor | announce the approaching marriage ci | their sister, Miss Josephine Louise | Nichols to MT. John Cotchett Logan | the wedding to take place Tuesday 1 June 6.
 Mrs. Hannis Taylor and Miss Mary | Lillie Taylor left yesterday for Wash ington. Their visit here has been a | continued round of entertainment as | they are both most popular. 1 Mrs. Charles Cain and Mrs. A. J. Pill | lichody and little son, have gone to | Dayton, O., Mrs. Pillichody's former | home.
 Mrs. Paul Roberts and children of Nashville are visiting Mrs. Roberts s parents, Mir and Mrs Saffold Berney. | MT. and Mrs. Harry Donald will leave tomorrow for Annapolis to at tend the commencement exercises. Mrs. Bacon and her mother. Mrs l Stillwell. left today for Chicago after | spending the winter in Mobile. Misses Hattie and Clara Cary ar rived Friday from Pensacola to visit | their sister, Mrs. Henry Hall, Jr. MT. and Mrs. William Kelly and | daughter and Miss Bessie Kelly are spending a while at Coden. | Mrs. J. Martin Smith and little son left today for a visit to relatives in | Birmingham.
 MT. William Buck Ross Is n Tusca- loosa attending the commencement ex ereises.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E Dewey nave re- | turned from a trip North The Hamilton Whist Club met today