The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-14
the two classes will shoot for the Du Pont and Laflin and Rand trophies.
Fan of the Ba.tiIe.

Pont and Laflin and Rand trophies. l FaH of the BaatiIe. | Tomorrow. the 1.th of Jrly, is the ! anniversary of the fall of the Bastiie, a'aris' noted prison. Being national lete day in the Republic Of France, the local French residents wtli observe tho csy by swinging to the hreezes the flags of France and the United States. It Is possible supper will be given tomorrow night by the French colony.
 Colonel Russell at Home.
 After an absence of thirty days.
 First Vice-President Edward L. Rus
 sell of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
 accompanied by his daughter. Miss
 Ecline. is again at home. Owing to
 the great accumuiation of business du- ring his absence Colonel Russell had a
 busy day at his office. Colonel Russell declared his vacation had resulted
 benefcialiy so far as his health was concerned.
 Speaking of local topics he empnat ically declared himself heartily in fa-
 vor of the proposed purchase by the
 city of Mobile of the Bienville Water
 Supply Company's water works plant.
 He said there was no need to go over plowed ground further than to say the city needs this added means of supply to her growing population, not only for household purposes, but for fire protec- tion as well.
 With reference to the organization of William J. Bryan Club in Mobile he reiterated what he had said to Col. A s. Lyons, the prime mover in the mat ter, He favored such an organization. Colonel Lyons had asked Colonel Rus sell to allow his name to be used for the presidency of the club and the lat ter had given his consent.
 Personal and General.
 Immense quantities of peaches and grapes are being brought to Mobile daily from Baldwin County They are of most excellent quality and find ready purchasers in this market. The greater portion of this fruit is brought here from the Eastern Shore by the Bay boats.
 s Hon. George J. Sullivan, State Press- dent of the Ancient Order of Hibern- fans, is attending the National Conven- tion in Saratoga. Mir. Sullivan is ae- 'companied hy his daughter. Miss EditA Before returning home MT. and Miss
 Sullivan will visit New York. Boston and Philadelphia.
 The senior member of a local real
 estate firm stated to The Advertiser this morning that during the present week they had sold thirteen lots in the Tebbetts Addition. The amount paid was $12,000. This Addition Is at the
 head of Government Street. Mrs. catesby Edmondson Hubbard ot Terry, Miss, is the guest of her broth CT, Mr David Holt City Editor of The | Herald. at his home, 97s Dauphir l Street.
 Mobile Society News. | Miss zerline Well is visiting friends at Daphne.
 Mir. and Mrs Peter Hutchison have l gone to New York to visit their son | Mr. Reese Hutchison and family.
 Miss Glen Mckenzie has returned | from visit to Bayou la Ratre. Mrs. W. B. Kyle and family are | spending the summer at Bayou la Ba- | ire.
 Miss Mabel Curtis Is having a pleas ant visit at Bluff Springs.
 Mrs. c. J. Beavin has gone to Ever green for ten days. Miss Olive McMillan and Miss Mary Hubert are spending a few days in the city with Miss sallie Van Ant werp.
 Miss Lucille Barclay is visiting rela- | tives in Kentucky and is being royalty | entertained.
 Dovie vass, the little daughter of | MT. and Mrs. W. P. VasS, entertained L A.RN ak o- afnse. melon party yesterday afternoon at her parents home on Spring Hill Ave-
 nue. Miss Marie Christian has returned to Daphne after short visit to the city. MT. J. B. Christian, of Camden. Is
 visiting his family who are summering at Daphne.
 MT. and Mrs. W. L. Kirkpatrick of l Hagen, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. George Stone. at Point Clear. Mrs. J. C. Touart gave a pretty dim | ner last evening complimentary to Mrs. Lucien T. Brown, wife of Captain | Brown of the Birmingham Rifles. Co. K.
 Mrs. E. A. Perryman and Mrs. Hud- son left yesterday for Saugatuck, | Mich, and later will go to New York. Mrs. R. L. Maupin left today for | Great Falls. Montana, to visit her | daughters, Mrs. R. P. R. Gorden and | Mrs. Gowan Ferguson. At St. Louis | she will join Judge Jerry Leslie and party who have been visiting their old home in Kentucky. Judge Maupin | will join his wife in September. 1 MT. Anderson Barnes has returned | from a trip to Asheville. 1 Miss Olive McMillan is expecting an | attractive guest tomorrow. Miss Helen l Clifton of Greenville. Miss. 1 Mrs l. R. Prince and Misses Helen
 and Gertrude Smith have gone to | Wytheville, Va.
 Matinee Casino Today, Children 1Oc. l Free Ride and Car Fare to town. SPECIAL TER MOT COURT.
 Only Civil Cases VIII be Tried by Judge AlstOn. 1 T,,I.. A