The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-28
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Mayor Pat J-sef yohs, E. T. s,,,-, - R. B. du Mont. F. |. Maddox, Jno. M Nioion. M. J McDermott, L., Hammel. |. W. Leinkauf: wm. a P hncsan M,ckle, ST. ST. U. Pollock, U. C. Fry. J. c, Bush. c. c. Kettles, John L. Ramsey. E. +. Marx Frank L. Roche, F. B Dixon, Col. E. 6x Russell, Col James s. Wade Sol SIx' D 4 P P Bestor, Major E. o: Zadek, P. T. Buck. J. Leslie Taylor, Max Michael A. s Lyons, w. H. Monk, Jr, T.. A. Yeend, Johnston' T IS moJ,S John R. simpson. j. A. pair, II. F. Whiting. Chas. B. Harvey. Hon. Max Hamburger, Jr.. Peter Burke, Sr, H. H. Clarke. Henry Hall. 4. Fl spiro, W. B. Waddie, Phil Cosminsky, D, R. Burgess, W. L. Powers. Fl; F; Andrews, W. F. Tibbets, J, G.. Michael, Joel w {. Goldsby, James Mcdonnell, Richard Murray. John Quill. w. A. Alexander. las. K. Glennor. Capt. Peter F. Alba. J. ]. Meyer, Stephen Touart E E. Richard, Geo H. Jones. J. 2. 0'Conncil, E B. Kirkbride, J. c. Flournoy. David E. A. Brunnier, Harry Button and oth-
 General Chairman Berney added to the general committee the entire mem bership of Mobile Chapter, Daughters of fine Confederacy. with Mrs. Harvey E. Jones as chairman of the auxiiary.
 At SIS tonight A. Hieronymous Schu- ermann died after long illness. MT. MT Germany. He was q years Of age ana had resided in Mobile sixty years. un- til recently he was merchant ana aniassed large property. He vas one American citizens of Mobile. He was a member of German Relief Associa- ton, Young Nell Keller Assoclation and the Catholic Knights of America. His wife. two sons and two grand daughters survive him.
 Mobile Society News. Irwin Fearn, the oldest daughter or MT. and Mrs George F'earn. Jr.. cele- bratedI her birthday at Monroe Park yesterday afternoon. In addition to the usual absorbing attractions of real birthday party. the children nag tas we'll, as Mir. Fearn and Mir: George Fearn, Jr., conveyed the children to and from the Park in their machines.
 Mrs. H. P. vass and daughter Lon- nie. left this evening for Washington where they will point Miss Louise yass and pr Guest. Mrs. Vass's bro- ther, and good to capon Springs MT. and Mrs J. s. Morrow left to- day for Birmingham, Ala. fer week
 MT. and Mrs .clisby Keplinger have gone to Memphis. Tenn.
 Mr. Gus Lyons has returned from a trip to Colorado.
 | Miss Marie windham has returned from a pleasant visit to Mss Julia Hurt in Greensboro Ala.
 | MT. and Mrs. M Forcheimer have | 1nna fo fhe White Mountains. 1 Miss Katie Huftei returned today | from a visit to Birmingham. 1 MT. warren McBryde left today. fo; | the East after a visit of several days I to his parents.
 Mrs. Randolph Evans is spending l sometime on the Eastern shore.
 Mrs. s. S .Pugh has returned from a
 visitl to Camden,
 Mrs. William Scales of Mississippi is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs
 Frances Brady.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Boone have gone | to Cincinnati for short visit.
 Mir. and Mrs Robert Neville have
 gone to French Lick Springs. Mrs. Charles Cunningham and daugh- ter, and Miss Carrie Kyle, have re | turned from a visit to Brompers
 Springs, Ala.
 Mrs. Francis R. Peterson. and daugh' ter Roniola left today for Cuba, Ala fo &{sit Mrs Peterson's father.