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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1915

Page

8

Citronelle Blues and Grays Hold Ninth Annual Reunion

The Blue and Gray Association of Citronelle Mobile County held its ninth reunion in Jampson's Hall with a large turnout. A feast followed business, featuring songs and a war talk by W D Frost. Speeches by Hon Oliver J Semmes and local officials closed the day as the crowd sang patriotic numbers.

Blue Gd Gray Association Citronelle Mobile Jampson W. H. Rome P. H. Rome Oliver J. Semmes Ohile Kessler Manassas H. J. Wood Zeller Larboard Watch Price Williams Mobile County John A. Barr Hutchison

Bankruptcy Petition in Selma Court Lodges Adjudication

United States district court judge John R. Cooper filed a bankruptcy petition that was adjudicated bankrupt and referred to Referee Campbell in Selma. Cooper reported liabilities with no assets.

United States District Court John R. Cooper

Cascarets Advertise Quick Relief for Bowel Purges

An old time advertisement touts Cascarets as superior to salts pills or purgatives. It claims Cascarets thoroughly cleanse the stomach remove undigested food and foul gases purify the system and cure headaches biliousness indigestion sour stomach and constipation. A 10 cent box promises a restful night and clean insides by morning with no griping.

City Brevities Reported Thefts And Bonds Filed

A theft report cites two bags of candy stolen from a Royal street fruit shop. A thief stole shoes worth 3 dollars from 150 Davis avenue. Traffic Officer Pitroff shot and killed a mad dog on Dauphin street. Albert S. Towle and Oliver C. Hume filed bonds in Mobile county probate court for a four year term.

Royal Street Conti Street A. Pinson Davis Avenue Pitroff Dauphin Street Joachim Jackson Streets Albert S. Towle Oliver C. Hume Mobile County

Escapee From Road Gang Arrested By Police

E. S. Tretton, who had been serving a three month sentence for vagrancy with a county road gang, was arrested Thursday night and handed over to Sheriff W. H. Holcombe.

E. S. Tretton County Road W. H.holcombe

Man Charged With Petit Larceny Over Wood Blocks

Joe Watkins was arrested Friday by Officer George Galle on the river front woodyard of Reese Winter for stealing wooden blocks. He faces petit larceny charges.

Joe Watkins Reese Winter George Galle

Forgery Charge Brought Against Otis McPherson

Otis McPherson, a white man, was arrested on a second degree forgery charge on an indictment from Monroe county. Deputies Lynch and Cazalas took him back to Monroeville Alabama for trial on Friday.

Otis McPherson Lynch and Cazalas Monroe County Monroeville Ala

Visitors and locals stay at Mobile hotels

Mr J Hunter Ross of Louisville Varnish Co visits the Cawthon and plans to leave for Montgomery Friday. Mr and Mrs F L Babcock of Magnol ia Springs Ala are in Mobile on a visit and are at the Bienville. Mrs M A Buddick and Mrs William Mills of Huntington W Va are on business in Mobile. Turner and J R Williams of Chicago are in the city visiting and staying at the Cawthon. Ward D Williams and C H Jefferson with wife are guests in Mobile. Lieut Edwin K Smith of the US Army visits and stays at the Battle House. C F Wheelock of Birmingham is in Mobile visiting friends.

J. Hunter Ross Louisville Varnish Company Cawthon Montgomery F. L. Babcock Magnolia Springs, Ala City Bienville M. A. Buddick Huntington W. Va William Mills Mobile Opt Turner J.r.williams Oficago, Ill Ward D. Williams Chicago, Ill C. H. Jefferson Demopolis Alan Cawthon Hotel Edwin K. Smith United States Army Battle House C. F. Wheelock Birmingham

Laura Augusta Gass Danne, Noted Mobile Resident, Dies

After a three week illness Laura Augusta Gass Danne, wife of former Mobile city clerk Adolph Danne and Elks figure, died at 4 p.m. at 10 North Lawrence. A Mobile native aged 62, she was an organist at Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and later with Mobile theatre orchestra. She leaves two children J. W. Danne and Adele E. Danne, two brothers William and Gustave Gass, and brothers-in-law Emil Danne of Atlanta and Louis Danne of Chicago.

Laura Augusta Gass Danne Adolph Danne Mobile Order of Elks North Lawrence Street Peter and Catherine Gass Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Mobile Theatre Orchestra Mr. Danne J. W. Danne Adele E. Danne William Gustave Gass Emil Danne Atlanta Louis Danne Chicago

Death of Thomas A. Lott in Georgetown Mobile County

News reached Mobile Thursday night of the death of Thomas A. Lott aged 76 a long time Mobile County resident. He is survived by his wife a son Thomas L Lott three daughters Dinnia Lott Silvia Lott and Mrs A George several grandchildren and other relatives in Mobile and elsewhere. He was well known in Mobile and his passing will be deeply regretted.

Thomas A. Lott Mobile Georgetown Mobile County Thomas L. Lott Dinnia- Lott Silvia. Lott A. George

Mrs Annie Dumester Dies After Long Illness

Annie Dumester aged 76 native of New Orleans died Thursday evening at a local infirmary after a long illness. She had resided in Mobile for many years. The remains were taken by Dixon and McKay and sent to New Orleans Friday afternoon.

A. Dumester Annie Dumester New Orleans Mobile Dixon & McKay

Burials of Higgins and Baucum Reported in Whistler News

The Friday notices cover two funerals in Whistler. Edward V Higgins was buried Thursday at 10 30 from the Irvington family home with G A R presence and services by Rev James Bellinger and Rev J S Leavitt, interred at Bayou la Barre cemetery. Crenshaw Undertaking arranged. Perry W Baucum funeral held Thursday from his mother's home to St Bridget s Church and Whistler Cemetery with Vesuvius Lodge 221 I A Machinists in attendance. pallbearers named and Rev Father Schmidtner officiating.

Edward V. Higgins Eadward V. Higgins Irvington James Bellinger Mobile J. S. Leavitt Bayou la Barre Messrs Waldo Palmer J. M. Wright D. P. Wakeman J. A. McAllister A. P. Parks W. H. Riggs Crenshaw Undertaking Company Perry W. Baucum Co. M. Collinsworth Engine Street Whistler St. Bridget’s Catholic Church Father Schmidtner Vesuvius Lodge No. 221 International Association of Machinists Mr. Bacum Clarence Cato Walter A. Seabury Mark D. Therrell Frank Jarvis John Clark, Jr Patrick McDonough

Zeppelins Reported as Latest-Type Aerial Raiders

Berlin dispatches say the January 19 raid on England used zeppelins of the latest type. The airships launched from a secret frontier base, carrying full crews, heavy guns and ammunition.

Associated Press Copenhagen London Berlin England

For Branson Family In Addition to the $5 received

A Branson family received an additional amount beyond a $5 payment. The report notes extra funds were provided, details unclear, with no further context on source or purpose.

Maritime Matters and River News

Harbormaster Norville, the marine reporter for The Item, reports little business but general optimism. Two Friday sailings included the Muncon Liner Ottar bound for Havana with merchandise and the Scavonia of the Seeberg Steamship Company heading to Denmark with cottonseed cake.

Norville Muncon Ottar Havana Scavonia Ukidér éWarter Seeberg Steamship Company Denmark

Burglar Burns Commissary After Stolen Goods

Mobile report states the commissary of W. H. Schofield near Kushla was burglarized and set ablaze early Thursday. Wagon tracks were found at the scene and turpentine still equipment stolen. The building, containing groceries and tools worth hundreds of dollars, was destroyed. no sheriff’s office report by Friday noon. Schofield recently moved to Mobile County from Georgia.

Mobile W. H. Schofield Kushla Mobile County Holcombe Mr. Schofield Georgia

New Stations Donated to St Matthew's Church

A generous gift of a Romanesque set of stations from Mr and Mrs E Dreaper arrives at St Matthew's church. Rev Father Dunn expresses gratitude as Deprato Chicago crafted the pieces. A ceremony on Sunday January 24 at 4 PM will unveil the stations and a new St Rita statue from Mrs Mary Nichol. Benediction will close the exercises.

St. Matthew’'s Church E. Dreaper Father Dunn Deprato Chicago St. Rita of Cassia Mary Nichol

Spitting Nuisance On Sidewalks Blamed on Catarrh

Article argues sidewalk spitting stems from catarrh and urges prevention by using Hyomei germicidal air therapy. It explains germs thrive in nasal passages and describes a breathing treatment with a hard rubber inhaler and eucalyptus-based antiseptic mixture as the cure.

Barneys Court Docket Includes Non-Suits Defaults and Divorces

Law notes list cases from Friday with non suits and defaults. Roach drops suit against Pace. Yeend Potter Dry Goods and Michael Grocery disputes dismissed by plaintiff. Lyon vs Cothran grants default damages at 224.27. Teasley vs Ardoyne default default knocked aside. upcoming Saturday entries include divorce actions for Maggie Rogers and Anna K Bissell.

Barney Nidew A. N. T. Roach W. M. D. Pace Yeend Potter Dry Goods Company James T. Ae Intiff J.R. Lyon W. P. Cothran Ason Bros Michael Grocery Comy Mobile Barge Company Richards Building Material Company Charles B. Teasley William J. Ardoyne Eugene Marshall J. L. Wynn E. T. Burrowes & Co Shearer & Roche Barnes Safe & Lock Co A. B. Ferrill

Chancery Court Docket Updates and Notices

Chancery cases listed with dates and actions including executor Mary Bles report to be read and paid, pro confesso in Gerard v Robinson, motion references in Jemerson v Jemerson, Gaillard v Forbes to amend, cross bill amendments granted in Johnston v White, and pleadings pro confesso in Broadwood v Stowe. Various motions scheduled for 23d and 3d with cases relisted for reference to executor Bromberg and others.

Chancery Court Tovens H. Smith Rreden Gi. Bromberg Mary Bles Belle Borden Sarah I. Gerard John Robinson Jemerson Zack Jemerson John Gaiflard Johanna Forbes Mabel Johnston Charlotte White Cross Blanche Broadwood Edith Stowe Frederick G. Bromberg Xetutor Ella

Court Session Reports Friday Docket

Circuit Court Browne judge presided as Norma Aiken v M W Dunlap was tried. Also listed for Saturday were H L Coleman v Jackson Realty Credit Co BE J Buck v E Carre Co Independent Ice Co v Palm Oil Co.

Circuit Court Browne Norma Aiken M. W. Dunlap H.L Coleman Jackson Realty & Credit.Co BE. J. Buck E. Carre Co Independent Ice Co Palm ‘Oil Co

Vanderbilt Football Schedule Announced for Next Season

Vanderbilt University released its complete schedule for next season listing games against Middle Tennessee Normal Southwestern Presbyterian Georgetown Cumberland Henderson Brown Mississippi Tennessee Virginia Auburn and Sewanee with locations in Nashville Memphis Charlottesville and Birmingham.

Nashville Tenn Vanderbilt University Middle Tennessee Normal Southwestern Presbyterian University Georgetown University Cumberland University Henderson-Brown University of Mississippi Memphis University of Tennessee University of Virginia Charlottesville Auburn Birmingham Sewanee

Shippers Forecast and River Outlook

The forecast warns of northerly protection at 2 degrees and east 32 degrees with west 26 degrees. River forecasts suggest the Tombigbee and branches will fall within two days, except a rise at Demopolis Alabama in 36 hours, then a rapid fall over the next 24 to 36 hours.

Demopolis Alabama

Vessels Total for Mobile District in 1914

United States customs records show 296 vessels totaled for the year up to December 31, 1914 in the Mobile district. Of these 204 are owned within the port and 22 elsewhere, with breakdowns by foreign trade rem oastwise towing and oyster work. Four foreign vessels were naturalized and one transferred to aliens in the quarter.

United States Customs Office Mobile Mobile ‘District

Engineer to Report On Dog River Bridge Repairs

The board of revenues and road commissioners met Friday at 10 o'clock with Dr. A G Ward presiding. They referred the Dog River Bridge repairs on Cedar Point Road to Engineer T W Nic for investigation as the steel bridge shifts from its foundations.

Dog River Bridge Board of Revenues and Road Commissioners A. G. Ward Dog River Cedar Point Road T. W. Nic

Sage and Sulphur Compound Replenishes Dark Hair

An ad touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use solution to restore natural hair color. It promises darker, lustrous hair, stops dandruff, and relieves scalp itching with a simple application each morning.

Wyeth

Friday social events and club meetings listed

Friday brings a slate of gatherings including the Craighead Parliamentary Law Club at 4 PM in the Battle House Parlor, Spinsters annual at 8:30 PM, Elwell Bridge Club with Mrs Bestor at 8 PM, No Trump Club with Mrs Aldridge, Friday Bridge with Miss Woolf at 3 PM, and the Friday Afternoon Social Club at 3. The Euterpean Society meets at the YMCA at 3 PM, Trinity Workers convenes at the parish house at 4 PM, crochet instruction by Miss Vincent, and a Russell School housewarming from 7 to 10 PM with all friends invited.

Craighead Parliamentary Law Club Battle ‘House Spinsters Battle House Elwell Bridge Club D. P. Bestor, Jr Trump Club Henry Aldridge Virginia Woolf George E. Maxon Euterpean Society Trinity Vincent

Eckman’s Alterative Promoted for Tuberculosis Treatment

An advertisement claims Eckman’s Alterative aids pulmonary tuberculosis and related throat and bronchial conditions. It states the remedy, praised for lack of stomach upset and non narcotic ingredients, is sold via Braswell’s drug store in Mobile and available by order from Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.

Antoniou Yovas Coneti Rpc Tefere Eckman Us Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia Braswell Mobile

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Bitronelle Blues and Grays Waukesha Creamery Wisconsin Harris al Branson Family Hank O’day Hank O'Day Chicago Cubs National League O'Day Maritime Matters and River News ST. Matthew's Church Berney Maggie Rogers Joseph Rogers Anna K Bissell Marcius Bissell VANDY Custom House South Leonard H. Metzger Proprietors B. H. Pake Bell Big Eye Glass Albright & Wood Drug Store Cor Government and Regal Court House Phoenix St. Emanuel Dauphin St Bauer Dave S. Bauer
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