Wedding News and Social Bits From Mobile and Gulfport
Social notes recount weddings in Gulfport and Mobile, including Miss Mary Gary and John Benton Howie Jr at the First Methodist church and Miss Ethel Hopkins marrying John Frederick Gilfillan in Mobile. A Fort Morgan picnic honors Miss Francis Campbell, with a large guest list and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NG Howie-Gary
Gulfport
Mary Gary
John Benton Howie, Jr
First Methodist Church
R. Eee Gillon
N. B. Harnm
Howie
Otter
Pass Christian
Mobile
Armour & Co
John B. Howie
Biloxi
Fort Morgan
Miss Campbell
Francis Campbell
Minnie Crocker
Mrs. Fields
Adelaide John
Kate Nicol
Scella Keeney
Reba McKinnnon
Violet Scott
Health column answers readers with tonics and tonics
Dr Lewis Baker advises on blood purifiers laxatives tonics and hair tonics. Readers seek weight loss strength dandruff and complexion help. The column promotes specific tablets such as three grain sulpheric or cadomene and hypo nuclane as remedies with dosage guidance and a note on using a self addressed return envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Baker
College Bidg
College Ellwood Sts
Dayton
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Guests
Mrs H T Fraser pauses in Auburn before returning home from New York visit. Mrs J D Powell of Chatham and Mrs Evie Henderson of Georgiana guest of Mix W E Powell. Miss Gladys Cochrane to Coden guest of Miss Eva Bell Cowan. Mr and Mrs George Nyville of Meridian to Fairhope for July cotta. Mr and Mrs W L Via back from Battles Wharf and occupy Reynoir home. Mrs J S Russell of Birmingham visiting Mrs W B Kelly on Moulton street. Miss Juliette Martin returning to Meridian from Meridian visits. Miss Cora McEvoy of Mobile visiting cousins in Rusge e Ala. Mr and Mrs Gus Willa and two children of Pensacola with J S Corlanna visit Battles. Annie Willa to stay two weeks. Miss Erial Ellious to spend weeks on the coast. Mrs John Barrett and daughter Mrs L Hale of Bay St Louis visiting relatives. Judge and Mrs D Turner and Martha Andrews visiting Century Fla via Mrs D B Powell Sr. Miss Mae Eans heads to California for Panama Exposition. Misses Martha Batson and May Thelma Thompson of Bay Minette visiting Rev Adams family. Mrs Charles Allen returns from Buffalo after visiting daughter Mrs J L Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Fraser
Fairhope
Ala
Meridian Dispatch
W. L. Via
Battles Wharf
Reynoir
Gulf Coast Advertiser
J. S. Russell
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Advertiser
Juliette. Martin
Josie Godard
Meridian
Cora McEvoy
Ense
Haila
Beth Cuthbert
Rusge'e
Gus Willa
Pensacola
Corlanna
Willa
Rosa Duffee
Louise
Annie Kern
Annie
Eriel Ellious
John Barrett
L. Hale
Bay St. Louis
D. Turner
Martha Andrews
Chatham
D. BD. Powell, Sr
Carson
Century
Fla
Victor Wager
Mae Eans
California
Nona Duffey
Panama Exposition
Martha Batson
May Thelma Thompson
Bay Minette
Rev. Adams
Michigan Avenue
Charles Allen
Bufalo
J. L. Skinners
In and Out of Town Amm o arrivals at city hotels
Hotel guests and arrivals listed across Mobile area inns including the Ec Winder, Klosky s, St Andrew, Bienville, and Battle House with names and hometowns such as Wallace, Pensacola, New Orleans, Ocean Springs, and Birmingham. Notable figures include James Freeman of Southern Railway and Abernathy of the Santa Fe system visiting Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammo
Ecwinder
T. Morgan
Wallace
Ala
S. Morgan
Kiomaten
S.C. Bislertaner
Greensboro
Klosky’s
R. L. Jones
Fairford
T. D. Paca
Jackson
D. D. Cobb
J. E. Pollard
Pensacola
Fla
St. Andrew
T. T. Spencer
Moss Point
Miss
W. L. Anderson
W. J,nters
Tunnel Springs
P. Henton
Birmingham
J. R. Armistead
Battle House
W. B. Logan
Bay Minette
Theo. Weiss
New Orleans
T. R. Needger
Sae Fila
Bienville
Mrs. Bette
Mobile
EB. IL. Whitney
Paolina
Rat City
Abernathy
Santa Fe
Cawthon Hotel
A A. Foster
Boston
Mass
Silkenfel
Charles Felus
B. C. Davis
Oak Grove
Union Springs
and Save
Marsh, Lisman
A. Kigsbrough
Thome
Ain Aler
J. E
J. C. Nelson
Point Clear
Chairs From Kaiserhof Cafe Load To Schooner Gertie Rhodes
About 600 chairs formerly used at the Kaiserhof Cafe are loaded aboard the schooner Gertie Rhodes for shipment to Deer Island off Biloxi. The chairs were bought by parties developing a resort on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiserhof Cafe
Gertie Rhodes
Deer Island
Biloxi
Local river packet Peerless changes hands to new owners
Marine news reports Thomas Barry J M Cammack and J H Hays acquiring a controlling interest in the river packet Peerless from Martin Van Heuvel and J W Little. Dan Barry will command the Peerless with Mr Cammack as clerk and Jack Hays remains agent at Montgomery and Moana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barry
J. M. Cammact
J. H. Hays
Martin van Heuvel
J. W. Little
River Packet
Peerless
Alabama
River A
Dan Barry
Mr. Cammack
Jack” Hays
Moana
Yank 2 Milhouse
Seine Lute
Montgomery
Esate Lite
Boys And Girls Born In July Birthday Notice
The Item notes four Mobile children born July 1 today ages 6 8 11 and 14 and invites them to a birthday party at the Empire Theatre this afternoon. Tickets mailed. Children born in July urged to send full names addresses and birthdates to Children’s Juditor Mobile Item at least two days before their birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Rice
Virginia Gt
George S. Payne
N. Georgia Ave
Victor A. Gonzales
Eslava St
Edward Hughes
Item
THE
Empire Theatre
Donna Christina Mystery Deepens as Crew Remains Missing
Reports from the port indicate the Donna Christina, waterlogged and upside down, had been righted but no sign of Captain Parish his wife or crew has appeared after three months. Meanwhile ships Vare Verona Itasca and James Gibboney sail or move for repairs cargoes and refits with various lumber coal and flour transfers and refugees once aboard the Yalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
van Houvel
Ruvel
Tam Fla
Donna Christiana
T. T. Parish
Cule
Lee Sonnvers
Mobile
Moragues Lumber Company
Pensacola
South America
Verona
Ollinger & Bruce
Itasca
Mobile Coal& Company
McIntyre Lumber and Bexport Company
James Gibboney & Co
Co. W. Mills
Manzanillo
Cuba
Yalton
Mexico
Campeche
Albright and Wood Lose Original Store Lease
Albright and Wood to dispose of their original store at Store No 1 Dauphin and Jackson streets after purchase by T D Daniels, son in law of Martin Lindsey. Lindsey owns the building. lease renewal was refused. They plan to move key items to Store No 8 at Royal and St Francis and will open more downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Ht & Wood
Dauphin
Jackson Streets
T. D. Daniels
Martin Lindsey
Albright & Wood
Lindsey
Albright
Royal and
St. Francis
British Bark Thistlebank Sunk by German Submarine
The four masted British bark Thistlebank of 2430 gross tons, sailing from Bahia Blanca with wheat for Queenstown, was torpedoed yesterday off Fastnet, Ireland. One crew member was landed seven miles southwest of Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thistlebank
Bahia Blanca
Argentina
Queenstown
Yester
Fastnet
Ireland
Cork
Statement by Mrs. Sellers in divorce case
Mrs Vallie O Sellers, defendant in a chancery divorce, says John M Sellers charges are unfounded and she will prove her conduct has been above reproach at a hearing. She adds she had good and sufficient cause for leaving her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellers
Vallie O. Sellers
Chancery Court
John M. Sellers
Cursed Solicitor Receives Three Months Added to Fine
A man named Edington was fined ten dollars and costs, with ten days in jail, plus three months added to his fine by Recorder for assaulting Zack Lee with a knife. William Hudson and Assistant Solicitor Smith were cursed as they left the court. The solicitor recalled the man to the courtroom and threatened contempt of court, leading to the extra sentence when the docket lacked a signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Edington
Zack Lee
William Hudson
Smith
Mercorized wax promises smoother summer complexion
An advertisement urges using mercorized wax nightly to absorb discoloration and reveal new skin by morning. It warns against greasy cosmetics during heat and suggests saxolite wash as a remedy for facial wrinkles, claiming quick, harmless results.
Woes and Troubles Tied to Teeth and Luck
A reflective piece notes hardships seem easier beyond a barrier, laments office hours and petty punishment, and argues bad teeth are blamed for many ills though many die without a tooth. It presents a cynical view of fate and health.
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China
Tena Pe
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Rhodey
Walter T
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Prins Gilfillan Ls
Ethel Hopkins
John Frederick Gilm
Atlanta
Dr. Tucker
Episcopal Church
Corner Conception
Dauphin Streets
T. Smith
Smith Piano Company
A. W. Brooks
Government Street
Horace
New York Times
Aleshire-Vidmer
West Point
Sleaner Vidmer
George Vidmer
Aleshire
Third Cavalry
Demaris Smith
H. T. Smith
Miss Smith
Edith Brisbane
St. Louis
Ellen Roddle
Knoxville
St. Mathew's
St. Matthew's Parish Hall
Monroe Park
Drago
Fletcher-Emmons
Ruth Emmons
Thomas Earle Fletcher
Father Hackett
J. Emmons
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Blue Valley
Overdale
Louisiana
Phoenix
Van-Camp
Wan
Marine News
Mitchell
Eeeenee
Eee
Pereales
Bath Towers
Our Store
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