The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

bond holders of the old city of Mobile debt, are seeking to have a live per cent rate of interest fixed on the bond ed indebtedness. The issue of 1880. of which MT. Inge is the trustee has be- come exhausted because of the limtta- tions the bonds maturing January l. Trustee Inge for the bond holders, now trough the proper procedure In chan cery, seeks te have the interest fixed at le originally stipulated five per cent The case is set down for appearing on January 20.
 Joseph Carl, Q native of Alsace,
 ,e, and a soldier of fortune. dieo today on Fowl r.iver, this county. where he had resided for many years. Mir Carl was no ordinary character. He left his home, went to South Af- rica and from there came to the United States and was with Emperor Maxi millian's forces at the time of the as- sassination Of that ruler. Later he came to this country. was a Confed- crate veterand died pauper. Friends will see that his corpse will be proper ly inferred.
 Pursuant to action of Howard Lodge No. 69. A. F. and A. Masons, letter of coincidence was today forwarded tc Mrs. Adolph Moses at Louisville. Ky. nn the death of her youngest son, a brother of Rabbi Alfred G, Moses, oi this city.
 Mrs Sarah F. Pugh, aged eighty | three years, died this afternoo after a brief illness. The deceased was a native of South Carolina and relict of Pleasant P. H. Pugh. She had lived In this city many years and was a con- sistent membeS of the Palmetto Street Baptist church. She Is survived by three children, H. Pugh. Mrs. H. T. .ey and Miss Lauda Pugh. News was reccived this afternoon of the death in Hendersonville. N C., of little Horace Henderson, son of H. W. and Mrs. Annie Woodruff, of this city. The remains will bo brought here for interment Mobile Society News. It Is too late in the season now
 to. expect much in the line of enter
 pdace next week will be the only bits of brightness on a large scale. The Racon- -Danner wedding will take place
 Tuesday evening at o'clock and will be followed by a large reception. The
 prominence and popularity of the two young people make the occasion more
 than ordinarily interesting Monday evening the bridal party will be en- tertained by Mrs Thomas McMillan.
 The large circle of friends of Miss Hattie Wheeler and MT Davison are
 s to tnRe pses n ss New os ofeHns %sedns n stead of here. as both young people belong to us. the one by birth and the other by adoption. But they will come back here after the honeymoon. which will be spent at Vaudeville. and keep house in the Garron home on Govern ment street during the absence of MT. and Mrs. Farras this summer. MT, Murray Wheeler. uncle of the bride, will go over to the wedding. which takes place on Wednesday.
 
 next week. Mrs. T. S. Fry and fam fly, MT. and Mrs. N. R. Clarke and family MT. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler and family, and Mrs. Horton Fall and children are among those who will move over Thursday to occupy cot tages for the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. s. Rubera, Jr., and children will spend the summer with Mrs. Fry and expect to go over next Saturday,
 Nevs has been received of the ap- preaching marriage of Capt. W. H. Feeder; Re. ta:, |, U @ s N The genial Captain command of the Hartford and has many friends here who will warmly congrat- ulats him. The wedding is to take place some time this month.
 Point Clear will be enlivened tomor- row by a visit from a small party of pleasure seekers: MT. and Mrs. Albert buSn, MES JeSSi6 W NlIlnk, MISS Helen Clarke, Miss Amanda Moore MT C. E. Harrison, Mir. Perrin Bestor and MT. W. c. Horn.
 The Brown Whitteley wedding will be a quiet one and will take place Tuesday at the brides home, Georgia Avenue and Texas street.
 The Lott -Blacksher wedding win be large church affair Thursday even ing at the Government Street Presby- terian Church. but will not be follow ed by d reception.
 The Damrell- Firman wedding will take place Thursday at the Govern ment Street Methodist Church.
 Mrs. W. 1T. Monk. Jr,. will onter- tain the Pfvot-Bridge Club Monday morning.
 Monday afternoon Mrs. II. F. Vass will give a large bridge party.
 The Cox-McKean wedding will take place at the brides home. 55 South Broad street.
 There will be bridge party at the Country Club Wednesday. given by e party of ladies who will contribute jointly to the luncheon and prizes.
 Judge w. H. Tayloe is in the city un- til Monday, having returned from a ,.yIyh Ind0a Mannin