The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-21
The News of Mobile

r<<w~- company of Georgia. was begun today.
 htiH sues to recover S25.000 for aamages to his person, alleged to be que to a fall sustained at the northwest corner or St. Joseph and St. Louis Streets, on December 2T, last, wherein he broke. bone, and from thiy fall, sustained another on January 4rs, be- cause of the former injury.
 J. L. Perkins, aged 7s native of South Carolina, died yesterday at his home in St. Elmo. The body was brought to Mobile at noon and inferred l Tn Magnolia Cemetery. Rev. A. P. Pres ton, pastor of Palmetto Street Baptist Church. officiated at the grave. Deceased is survived by five children. one of whom is T. L. Perkins of this | city.
 In the Circuit Court this morning ! Willie~Baker filed a suit for S2,50O vs. l Albert J. Gould. for damages.
 Plaintiff alleges that on Feberuary 1, 12, last, defendant while driving an automobile on public street in this | city, ran into a road cart in which he was sitting. The cart was broken, horse injured and plaintiff throwp out of the cart. ruptured and otherwise in- jured. Negligence is alleged. | Tn the probate court were filed this afternoon two deeds, one each from Miss Sallie E. Hunter and P. D. Barker l and wife, to the congregation of | Shaarai Shomayim, the Jewish congre- gation of Mobile, to the lot at the southeast corner of Government and Warren Streets and the one adjoining on Warren Street. The price paid for the lots was $16.50o. The congregation will erect new temple on the lot  MT. and Mrs. Louis GalIe announce | the marriage of their daughter, Mary Louise. to Frederic J. Gaston, the event to take place in Government Street Methodist Church. Tuesday, June 27th, | at 8 o'clock. A reception will. follow at the family home. No. 754 Dauphin Street.
 MT. and Mrs s. J. York announce the wedding of their sister, Miss Ada E. Burgess. to Robert J. Gibbons. at their residence, 662 St. Francis Street, Wednesday evening. June 2Sth at o'clock. reception will follow from 3 to 6.
 Mrs. Frank F. Goff. accompanied by her father, MT. James Locker, and family. his daughter, Mrs. A. w. Lind strom and daughter Augusta, have gone to their summer home at Golden.
 Louis May of Bayou Le Batre, in the united states Court, filed a petition in bankruptcy with liabilities of S257796 and s44.42 assets, the exemption claim being made.
 Hon. Bob" Lowe, sometime chair man of the State Democratic Executive Committee, is in the city from Birm- ingham. His visit is purely of a busi- ness nature.
 Mobile Society News.
 The Ross cottage at Point Clear rvt,I De an attractive place this evening for young and old, as 1t has been rented hv MT J. B. Bush for his family and the advance guard. consisting of Misses Ruth and Marie Bush ,chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. A. W. Brooks left today to take possession. Mir. and Mrs. Bush Will move over later.
 Ihe summer opera has opened at Monroe Park and another source of di- version Is offered to the public. The uesire 10 be amused was evidenced hv .ne immense audience that listened to lne performance last evening. If tho new company gives the rest of It's rem ertolre as charmingly as it did the Teiephone Girl. there vii be no lack oe patronage.
 Mrs. George Robinson left Saturdoy TOT North Carolina. after a visit of some weeks to her parents, Colonel and Mrs J. w Whitney. Miss Jessie Whitnev ter. A SiS
 Mrs. l.. zimmern entertained the members of the Forcheimer- -Zimmern wedding party at dinner at the Bien- vile Hotel this evening.
 The friends of Mrs G. M. Luce will regret to learn that she is i'll at her home on Government Street.
 Mrs T. P. Fry and family will mova over to their summer home at Point Clear tomorrow
 Miss Hortense Maury returned today to Pass Christian, after pleasant visit to Mobile.
 Miss Minnie Baker has gone to Knox vile, Tenn, to spend the summer.
 Miss Mary Bernard of New Orleans. is the guest of Miss Katherine Touart
 Miss Mary McMillan of New Orelans Is the guest of Miss Maud Crawford.
 Miss Helen Clarke left today for New York.