Social Realm Holiday Light in Montego Bay Soiree
A party from Chicago to New Orleans tours Montego Bay Jamaica visiting upscale hostelrys and green knolls overlooking the Caribbean. They dine at St Ann's Bay, view Culver homes, tour Moneague golf, and end with a Kingston market morning before boarding Crathaus bound for Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise
Chicago
Gavagin Brady
St. Louis
Sy4bb
Miss Bentley
New Orleans
Pic’ Village
Montego Bay
Naples
Mrs. Culver
New York
Culver
St. Ann's Bay
Moneague
Nee
Kingston
San Jago de la Vega
Cratheus
Seeberg
Mobile
Appetizing 10 Cent Faust Spaghetti Dinner
An old ad touts Faust Spaghetti as a nutritious 10 cent meal option. It suggests cooking 20 minutes with ripe tomatoes and cheese, claims gluten content and value, and urges making Faust Spaghetti a staple twice weekly with a free recipe book from Maull Brothers of St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust Spaetti
Pleasant social notes from Mobile St Mary region
A Mobile society roundup describes a morning party hosted by Mrs. Andrew Van Antwerp on Monterey street in honor of Mrs. Ernest Delamaine of Vinegar Bend. Visitors include Mrs. Robert S. Bacon and her Chicago children with the Danners, and numerous guests from Atlanta West Point Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew van Antwerp
Monterey Street
Ernest Delamaine
Vinegar Bend
Delamaine
Mobile
Robert S. Bacon
Chicago
West Point
Northwest
Gulf City
W. F. Harvey
Elmore McAndrew
Saidee Bévill
Evie Clark
Government Street
Leona Wetherbee
Winnie Davis Cooper
Harvey
Josephine McAndrew
Guy T. Allison
W. A. Bly
Sadie Weems
Shubuta
Jamie Grace
Careful care for children’s colds advised
Neglect of children’s colds can lead to serious lung trouble later. Do not overmedicate delicate stomachs or keep children indoors. Improve by fresh air, and at first signs use Vick’s Vap-O-Rub on the throat and chest with a warm flannel. Vapors inhaled overnight ease breathing and clear membranes. Vick’s absorbs through the skin, relieves soreness. Contains no drugs. Prices 26c 60c and 1.00 at druggists.
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Vick
Dauphin Island Telecommunication Line Planned
The J. M. Dewberry interests plan a combined aerial and submarine telegraph and telephone line from Cedar Point on the mainland to Dauphin Island across Mobile Bay and Mississippi Sound. A public hearing is set for March 20 1914 at 2 p.m. at the United States engineer’s office to discuss navigation impact, with written submissions preferred.
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J. M. Dewberry
Dauphina Island
Cedar Point
Mobile Bay
Mississippi Sound
United States Engineer
Authorize Sale of Old Buildings of Church Home
The sale of the Episcopal Church Home of Alabama property on Warren street between Monroe and Eslava was authorized at a special building committee meeting led by Birmingham chair W M Drennen. No final site decision for a new home was made, architect plans were discussed, and publication of details was deferred. Attendees included J E Mitch ell secretary, W H Monk Jr, John T Cochrane, D T Buell, Mrs Satfield Berney, and Mrs H R Walker.
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Episcopal Church Home
Alabama
Warren Street
Monroe
Eslava
John FE. Mitchell
W. M. Drennen
Birmingham
Messrs
W. H. Monk, Jr
John T. Cochrane
Satfield Berney
H. R. Walker
Notice of Chancery Sale in Mobile Alabama
In Chancery at Mobile Alabama City of Mobile vs Mary Cerro No 10581 Register's Office Feb 28 1914 sale Monday March 30 1914 at 12 o'clock public outcry for cash to highest bidder in front of Mobile County Courthouse for lien for street improvements and costs property at 207 East Royal Street with Royal Street and Monroe Street frontages plus Monroe frontage details Carl Holzborn Register March 6 13 20
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Mobile
Alabama
Mary Cerro
Register's Office
Court of Chancery
Thirteenth
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
Court House
Mobile County
City of
East Royal Street
Royal Street
Monroe
Royal Monroe
Tenth Ward Meeting Rallies Behind Kolb in Citywide Show
Henry Lee hosted a Thursday night gathering at Seneca and Gayle streets with 475 attendees from across the city. Only one opposed Governor Kolb, as Oakdale Quartette sang and plans for a Tenth Ward Kolb Club were announced for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolb
Tenth Ward
Henry Lee
Seneca and
Gayle
Reuben F. Kolb
Oakdale
Morgan Fowler
Mr. Lee
Kolb Club
Notary Nellie Arnold Qualifies in Mobile County
Miss Nellie E. Arnold was appointed a notary public for Mobile county and filed her bond in probate court on Friday. A comment notes no Mexican leader has earned a five cent cigar named after him yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie E. Arnold
Mobile County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hiliday Lite
Maull Bros
Missouri
the Rowley Orchestra
Miss Bassenburg
Francisco and
Loretta
Cawthon
the Vineyard Cafe
H. M. Hood
New York City
National Association of Accountants
Southeastern Association
S. A. Williamson
Hot Springs
N. C
Atlanta, Ga
Columbus, Ga
Bian Provost
Plummer Burgett
John Murrell
Dauphin Island
U. S
Gregory Luce
J. D. Lacey
Grunewald
T. G. Bush
A. W. Brooks
W. F. Tebbetts
Mr. Bush
J. J. Gannon
Margaret Horn
Mary Emma Nettles
Associated Press
Ala
Central of Georgia Railroad
Winnie Cooper
Henry Hebson
Evelyn Byrd
Eutaw
John B. Harvey
Guy Upchurch
May
Reese Winter
JL. L. Noble
Easton Spotswood
Gertrude Burke
Mims Baker
J. Ll. Locke
Q. J. Brown
Donna Hamburger
Annie Lee Dunlap
H. C. Geren
Minerva Akins
Ed Powers
Bevill and Clark
John Wilson
Leslie Denham
Marion Ricketts
George Leftwich
Marshall
Beech Avenue
Edgewood
Pittsburg
Westbrook-Van Cleve
T. M. van Cleve
Margaret
A. S. Westbrook
Thurs
China
Monroe Streets
Vicksburg
Miss
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Bernice Meyer
Nellie Hess
Carrie Waller
Harry Haverman
Mothers’ Club Meeting
Mothers’ Club
W. K. Linscott
Jeter
Bushley
Katie Howe
Mobile’s Economy Store
Walter Mitchell
Dauphin Street
Rons
Mitchell
Presse Hsee
Meén
Ein
Seemaneseene
Eeeseeeanenenenen
Serge
Beecham
Goubil
Brookfield
W. T. Goubil
Dauphin Street Bell
Home
Odo
Conti Street
Carl Holzborn
Pants
Idis
Will McKenny
Dennis Lynch
Stella Wade
Savings Bank
First National Bank
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