Deaths and Funerals Miss Gladys Beck and Coleman Spain
Miss Gladys Beck aged 18 died last night after a three week illness. She was a Danville Illinois native with relatives in the city and will be shipped to Danville for burial. Coleman W Spain aged 58 of Ohio died at the Mobile Infirmary after a brief illness from paralysis and was formerly employed by a local company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Beck
Danville
Ill
Roche-Burke Undertake Company
Coleman W. Spain
Ohio
Mobile Infirmary
Ben Lindsey
Dallas
Texas
Mrs. Lindsey
Obituary notes a local farmer near Neshota Ala
The deceased, who was involved with the Bile Light and Railroad Company and ran a farm near Neshota, Alabama, is survived by his wife and one son along with other relatives.
Widow of George H. Smith Dies in Mobile After Illness
Mrs Philomena M widow of the late George H Smith dies at 310 North Conception Street at 1 20 Friday morning Born in Mobile she lived in this city fifty years and leaves three daughters two sisters and a large family tie In Trinity Episcopal church she bore her sufferings with Christian fortitude Funeral notice appears in another column
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomena M
George H. Smith
North Conception Street
Mobile
L. A
Sarah Mountain
W. J. Quigley
Samuella
Etta
Digestit Digest It Aid to Gentle Digestion
Digest it relieves indigestion sour stomach and gas after meals. The remedy promises quick relief for stomach upset and an overworked digestive system with a money back guarantee if it fails. Van Antwerp's Drug Store promotes Digest it as a safe, harmless aid for both adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
van Antwerp
Heaviest returns on investment found in Want ads
The Mobile Item extols the value of Want ads offering fast results for job seekers buyers and sellers. Readers can win daily free theatre tickets by listing their names in the Want columns with a steady stream of readers and immediate returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Harney Theatre
Dreamland
Mobile Item
City Brevities: Mobile Delegation to Bakers' Convention
Mobile prepares a large delegation for the United Bakers’ Association annual convention in Louisville next Tuesday. Attending from Mobile are Louis Schlettler Gordon Smith A Streb and Henrys PHeide. Deputy Sheriff Sid Pendleton returned from Carrollton Miss where he searched for Manuel Wheeler but the suspect was not him. Carpenters arrange shelving in probate court galleries to store old tax books from the county jail basement for easier access under Clerk Price Williams Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
New Orleans
United Bakers’ Association
Louisville
Louis Schlettler
The
Yuille Baking Company
Gordon Smith
A. Streb
Henrys Pheide
Sid Pendleton
Carrollton
Miss
Palmer
Manuel Wheeler
Pendelton
Wheeler
Price Williams, Jr
Greatest Campaign Rally for Lyons in Mobile Meeting
A crowd exceeding eight hundred gathered at the Lyons campaign meeting at Franklin and Charleston streets. Speakers including Judge M. T. Judge Stevens Smith O Connell Chamberlain Tompkins attacked Hartwell and Thompson, praised Lyons, and accused Hartwell of seeking a newspaper monopoly to control civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat J. Lyons
Harry T. Hartwell Strong
Franklin
Charleston
M. T. Judge
Sixth Ward
Judge
I’. M. Stevens
Herndon Smith
James Webb
John C. O'Connell
Bart Chamberlain
C. W. Tompkins
Hartwell
Thomas M. Stevens
Stevens
Frederick I. Thompson
The
Register
Joseph Norville
Thompson
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile and Ohio
Mr. Stevens
Mobile
Ohio
Irvie
Spring Hill
Mr. Smith
Captain Lyons
Lyons
Webb
Lyons-Sheppard
Jack O'Connell
Item
Messrs
Irvine
O'Connell
Charles Tompkins
Personal notices and travels in Mobile society columns
Local society column lists residents and visitors with travel plans to New Orleans New York Battle’s Wharf and Dallas and Whatley plus church and civic notes. Mentions Rev Father Heibel Dr Alfred G Moses archdeacon G L Tucker and hospital update for William Deggett. Also notes Meyer the Hatter at 60 Dauphin and election registration activity with mobile automibile transit.
Registration Books Open at Court House
The county courthouse opened registration books at 10 o'clock this morning and by 2 pm nearly one hundred people had transferred and registered. Registrars will remain in session until 5 o'clock this afternoon.
Quiet Alabama Cathedral Wedding of Phillips and Bosarge
Miss Minnie Phillips of Perdido Station and Mr Houston Bosarge of Coden Ala were married yesterday morning at 19 o clock in the Cathedral rectory with Rev Father Gerow officiating. A few intimate friends attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Phillips
Perdido Station
Ala
Iouston Bosarge
Coden
Father Gerow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard and
Stetson
L. H. Meyer & Sons
Dauphin St
Coleman W
Spain
Philomena M. Smith
Dauphin Street
Im&faddens
Parkis
Pitchpineoline Sales CO
Royal and
Beauregard Streets
Mr. Webb
Pabst Blue
Jas. McPhillips Grocery Co
North
Bell
Commerce St. Home
F. G. Bitzer
Bitzer & Arata
Joseph J. Manning
New York City
Joseph Hughes
Battle’s Wharf
Father Adam Heibel
St. Bartholomew's Catholic Church
Elberta
Baldwin County
City
William Ash
Zanesville
Niagara Falls
Luther M. Davis
Southern Railway
Whatley
J. B. Davis
Alfred G. Moses
Atlantic Ciy
Temple
G. L. Tucker
Southwestern Episcopal Diocese of
Louisiana
Gardiner C. Tucker
William Deggett
N.O., M. and C
C. A. Alston
Gulfport
Meyer the Hatter
Shepard-Lyons
N. Royal ST
Battle House Bldg
Court House
Phillips
Bosarge
Bethke
F. V. Lippman
Savannah, GA
J. J. Barry, Jr
Spring Hill Avenue
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