Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Mobile Item in Mobile, Alabama

We have 1,623,049 pages in Alabama

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 12 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1913

Page

23

Society visitors travel from Pickersville and Atlanta

Society members J. A. Stringer John Ebbecks Rooney George Binnett M Primo John Cristoffson Charles Goodloe A Joe Langan Frank Robinson C V Chipman R Moffet L E Gubert A C Sherman Mrs Homey Martin and daughter Mrs Eva Stewart visit friends in the city. Mrs Warren H Hill of Atlanta is visiting her mother Mrs A L Capelli.

J. A. Stringer John Ebbecks Rooney George Binnett M. Primo John Cristoffson Charles Goodloe A. Joe Langan Frank Robinson C. V. Chipman R. Moffet L. E.gubert A. C. Sherman Homey Martin Eva Stewart Pickersville Ala Warren H. Hill Atlante, Ge A. L. Capelli

Engagement Announced for May Philomen Pollard to Michael O Rourike

Mr and Mrs W C Stockman announce the engagement of their daughter May Philomen to Michael Vincent O Rourike. The couple will wed Wednesday November 12 1918 at St Josephs Catholic Church Livingston Polard. The home of the bride’s parents at Fulton Road Neshota Ala hosts the ceremony.

W. C. Stockman May Philomen Michael Vincent O’rourike St Is Joseph’s Catholic Church

Wedding in red and gold bridal style described

The bride wore a richly embroidered emeagnalik costume trim and orange blossoms in her hair as she entered the parlor to a wedding march played by Miss Net Ross Pollard. An informal reception followed and the couple left for Louisiana where the groom once lived. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Pollard and the groom is a valued employee of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.

James Pollard Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company

Barton Academy Decorations Honor Wilson and Congress

Barton Academy has vibrant decorations to honor President Wilson and the Southern Commercial Congress. Upper-floor windows display flags from Spain, France, England, the Confederacy, Alabama and the United States, while the second floor shows Princeton colors orange and black and pennants from various schools. Alabama’s state flower, the golden red, will be added Sunday. Miss Mae Eanes supervised the decor. W F Grath of Madison County, visiting from Huntsville, came for his daughter Mrs G C Estill’s surgery in Birmingham at the Inge Bondurantum, which has been successful so far.

Wilson Southern Commercial Congress Barton Alabama United States Princeton Mae Eanes W.F. Grath Madison County Ala Huntsville G. C. Estill Birmingham Inge Bondurantum

Every man’s admission that others are crazy

A reflective line notes how each person sometimes believes others are the odd ones, while acknowledging self doubt and shared human frailty. The idea hints at social perception and individual rationalization within everyday life.

Bloodier Revolution Foretold in Beilis Case Dispatch

A Kiev sent dispatch reports that the Beilis case was pursued by czarist orders though no evidence existed. It warns of anti Semite jurors and a mob driven to violence, predicting a bloodier revolution across South Russia and possible dynastic overthrow.

London Get Beiliss New York American Kiev Kokowstoff Maklakoff Schegowlitoff Russia Odegssa Home Maklahoff

Pleasant Social Season At Battle's Hotel Alabama

Mrs Bryson and Miss Hale of Birmingham return from a month at Battles Hotel after numerous entertainments. Social visits include Miss Claud Durant with the Case ladies and Capt. Curran party at the circus. Beach Hotel guests list features visitors from Richmond Chattanooga Pittsburgh Salem and Winter Haven. A Pagoda dance and ice cream festival by the school improvement association is praised for its success and community support.

the Beach Hotel F. G. Billup Richmond G. W. McAdory Chattanooga Tenn G. M. Vaight Pittsburg Charlies Adams Salem Ohio Tucker Winterhaven Fla Strode B. Howard Hnsign Moloile Annie Constantine Buter Margaret Callaghan Nellie Curran Walter Soost Pearla Effie Overton Marion van Henvals Pagoda School Improvement Association Capt Curran Woods Batts Laura Belle Slocum Blanche Weir Widney

Committeemen to Get Badges Sunday

Southern Commercial Congress badges arrived Saturday night for committeemen. The oxidized silver replicas feature Senator John T. Morgan and the canal outline. Committeemen should call at the Battle House office of Director L. C. Irvine Sunday to obtain their badges at no charge.

Southern Congress Committee John T. Morgan L. C. Irvine Battle House

Baptist church to host Hallowe'en party Friday night

Local brief notes social visits and events from Bayou la Batre and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Adams of Mobile with aunt Miss Maggie Rabby, Mrs. Simmons of Meridian visiting Mrs. Butcher, and others from Whistler Crichton Alabama Port and Mobile. Tax collectors Phelen Darion and B Lawrendine worked this week. Mrs. Amelia Bosarge recovering from Mobile surgery. Chicken distress ends with possum killed by Mrs. H. C. Doughdrill.

the Baptist Church C. C. Adams Mobile Maggie Rabby Simmons Meridian Butcher W. H. Fagerstrom Whistler Hubbard “ Basargé Fred Hamilton George Collins Crichton Bertha Reea Bula James Alabama George Stewart Phelen Darion Lawrendine Amelia Bosarge H. C. Doughdrill

Louisiana Students to Answer for Hazing

Deputies with warrants hunt for Tulane student Luther B Hall Jr and two classmates amid hazing claims. J W Jones, a Tulane freshman, says he was held at pistol point tied to a tree and robbed of his watch and money. valuables later returned. Authorities treat the incident as a joke.

Fortieth Club social activities in Brewton Alabama

Mrs George Miller hosted the Forty two Club at Evergreen street with ornate decorations, blue charmeuse attire, apricot cream, and guests including Mesdames Lutterell Rankin Sawyer Shackelford Evans Lovelace Farrish Fuller and others. Socials continued with Miss Emma Puères from New Orleans visiting and others noted. The Latin Club at Downing Industrial School honored new members with a Roman banquet featuring Greek goddess representations and Bacchus themed feast.

George Miller Evergreen Street Killarney C. R. Rankin C. B. Sawyer H. F. Shackleford R. B. Evans W. Y. Lovelace Ley L. B. Farrish John Fuller Arlington, Tex Julia Brannon Rochelle Larkin Belleville Avenue Eleanor Davidson Winnie Jernigen Clifford Rabb C. B. Garret T. A. Peavy Oe West Emma Pueres New Orleans Virgil Finch Nashville, Tenn Alma Harold Bob Meridian C. P. Holman Hill's Infirmary Montgomery S. B. Parker California Downing Industrial School

Wilson and Garrison to Speak at National Rivers Congress

International News Service reports from Washington that Prena Wilson and Secretary of War Jon Were will speak at the National Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington on December 3 4 and 5. Canada will be represented by John B D Hazen minister of marine and head of the naval service.

International News Service Washington Prena Wilson Jon Canada John BD. Hazen Marine Erles Naval Service

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bodke Reynalds Jesceni Columbia Ice Cream Co Barton Academy Dreaper & Burns CVE Ey Hale Bell Sultana Crisco Sultana Raisins, Pkg Pks A. & P. Creamery Butter Iona Norway Teeee A. & P. Ketchup, Galion A& P Beliss GZAR Frontier South Battle's Wharf, Ala Bayou la Batre Louisiana Brewton, Ala Minerva Juno Venus Vesta Diana Ceres Proserpina Bacchus US Oldstein John J. Monaghan Aim Conti Street
Search Courier

Search the The Mobile Item Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Mobile Item?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication