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1“body” referred to, it has not yetcome to hand. The “body” at its meeting Saturday last at the Commercial Club, passed a resolution inviting theboy; E. A. and Minnie Frdrickson, a boy; Moses and Yetta Turk, a girl; Wm. J. and Maggie O’Connor, a girl; Arthur A. and Wilhelmina E. Berg, aembers of the joint rivers and har-'girl; Emanuel and Mary E. Soutallo, bcrs committee to upite with said a girl; Robt. D. and Minnie H. Me-€*body” in receiving and entertaining Mr. Burton’s party.The said Joint committee met at its chambers Monday last. The published proceedings show that several representatives from other associations were invited to join said joint committee in entertaining Mr. Burton, hut no mention wa$ made of the aforesaid “body.*The writer wishes to say, however, that yesterday when he reached his home at Spring Hill, he found a letter awaiting him from Mr. J. P. Wilson, in which Mr. Wilson wrote that Messrs. A. S. Lyons and W. F. Tebbetts invited the writer to go on the trip with Mr. Burton. This letter was mailed at the Spring Hill postoffice late Tuesday night, and w,as not received by the writer until his return home Wednes-Guire, a girl; Henry J. and Julia M. Wood, a girl; John ard Annie Murrell, a girl.Creole Births,' J. W. and C. V. Perez, a hoy.Colored Births.John and Hannah Hill, a boy.Oscar and Jennie Taylor, a boy; John and Hannah Hill, a hoy; Frank and Millia Webster, a boy; John and Sarah McCarther, a hoy,; Green andMary Johnson, a girl; Emanuel and!Pearlie Tolson. a girl; Jos. P. and Martha J. Rodgers, a girl; Wm. and The-oda Balasco, a girl; Arthur and, Hattie Dairs, a girl; Thadeus and Mattie Mayo, a girl; Theodore and Lizzie Scott, a girl; Edward M. and Fanny Flemming a girl; Aaron and Isabella Henderson, a girl; Sonny H. and Ben*day afternoon. The party had returned Jah Marx, a girli; Seymour and May Ifrom the visit down the bay before the invitation to the writer as an individual was received. If he had received itL. Tranier, a girl.White Deaths.Sept. 14—Kate C. Goodman, age —»in time, he would gladly have gone-18 Levitt street. Dora Thomas, ageIwith the party. He might have contributed something to the entertainment of Mr. Burton and to the information which he desired. Your truly,A. Austill.VITAL STATISTICSMARRIAGE LICENSES.The following were issued from theprobate court for the week ending Hospital. May Ann Rogers, age 5, 313Barker Cotton Mills.Sept. 15—James Grogan, age 50, Lipscombe and Conception.Sept. 16—Edward Alexander Clemmons, age 3lt;t, 500 Church street. Elizabeth Virginia Braswell./ age 68, 60 N. Catherine.Sept. 19.—Mary E. Weeks, age 74, City Hospital. William Schottgen, age 58, N. W. Claiborne and Monroe. Patrick Kelly, age —, Tuscaloosa, Ala.Colored Deaths.Sept. 15—Geo. Thomas, age 24, CitySept. 22;White.Roy M. Pooley and Josephine E. Staub, J. S. Bla^ck and Made B.S. Cedar street. Eddie Meyers, age 1, 57 Charleston Btreet.Sept. 16—Nancy Moore, age 80, N. W. Locust and Adams streets. InfantDavis, E. L. Hawkins and Margie [ 0f jno_ an(j Hannah Hill, age 2 days, Bonneau, Alexander M. Mitchell and 104 Davis avenue.11Gertrude Macmeadie, William M. Por- gept. 17—Johnnie Wilson, age ter and Katie D. Collier, Archie C. days, 930 Conti street.Knox and Edwina E. Sturling, Waiter j Sept. 19—Ellen Aken, age 65, S. W. Lee and Ida Strongfellow, Christopher Royal and Madison.Biehl and Mazie E. Gottschalk.Col.ored.Washington Geron and Francis Coleman, Dave McMillan and Mary Levitt, Willie Daniels and Laura Watkins, Charley Allen and Bertha Ery, ant, Alexander A. Walker and PearlieRECORDER’S COURT.Hon. Foster K. Hale, Jr., presiding. Incest—Dan Pazzetti, continued until Wednesday.Disorderly Conduct—Willie GibbR,Dennis, Leona M. Smith and Emrna I Willie. Cunningham, colored, $5 or tenLawson, B. B. Best and Mamie Lewis, Lemuel Bird and Vina Reed, Henry Gaines and Idell Mitchell, Oscar Lewis and Gertrude Turner, Hermandays.Escape—Robert Coleman, Clarence Hood, $5 or ten days.Dangerous and Suspicious—YoungBeaufordRichard and Ethel Washington, Frank 1 McCoy continued; Will Jones, coloredMoore and Telitha Lewis, Henry II. j ^ ^ or y ^ays-Harris and Arbulah Wadkins, Calvin ! „ Drunk-CJles Gadd’Tyler and Annie Williams. I Br*w«r- ?r,five days: ,, * MFurious Driving—Frank Moffett,continued.BIRTH8 AND DEATHS.White Births.Augustine and Helen R. Meaker, a boy; William and Irene Gunkople, a boy; Fred T. and G. C. Harteau, a boy; W. M. and R. S. Sibley, a boy; Chas. A. and Louise Riddle, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Smith, a boy; Peter and Libbie Cane, a boy; James W, and Wilhelmlne Calloway, a boy; Joa. ,F. and Minnie O. McGowin, a boy; James and Georgia Soils, a boy;James H, andBOY BREAKS HIS LEG.Ed McDonald, age 11 years, a white boy, employed in a cotton warehouse on North Water street, fell from a bale of cotton yebterday morning about 10 o’clock, and sustained a fracture of the right leg. He was givensurgical attention and removed to bis home on Bayou and Montgomery streets in the city ambulance. The Injury to the boy seriously .handicaps his family a« he was the main sup-of hia mother.(tC11cJt(i
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Mobile Daily Item
Mobile, Alabama, US
Sun, Sep 23, 1906
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