05 Sep 1915
Page 14
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1915
Page
14
Inquiries on love affairs addressed to Miss Eros will be printed if not too lengthy. Names, however, will not be printed. Address your inquiries to Miss Eros Mobile Item. Personal letters not answered, or private correspondence handled. Use ink, write only on one side of paper.
Mrs. Fisher Andrew of Trenton New Jersey leads a large iron foundry. She makes bread and excels at forging anvils and engine wheels. Andrew contributed most of the ena used in building the Panama Canal.
A torn Mobile page blends a Robert W. Service verse about mothers and paradise with social items from a church gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Register. It lists attendees, notes the Miss Ellis visit, and reports ongoing suffrage and club activities, plus various personal notices and local events.
A Q and A column offers guidance to a 24 year old in love with a distant fiancée who promises marriage after three years and to a 16 year old seeking guidance on long distance affection. The advice stresses frank letter writing and parental counsel about trust and happiness.
A speaker suggests you consider writing to a boy who could become a good friend or more. The advice notes you are not the type to gush in love letters and proposes asking him to write to you if you believe he would respond appropriately.
Mrs. Winslow Partridge hosted a Monday night 500 gathering at her Belle Fontaine summer home with guests including Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hunter and others. Homer Weaver returns from Chicago. Mrs. Theodore Wincholt recovering after surgery in Chicago. Mosquitoes hinder field work across the area.
The Primitive Baptists hold their association at Mt Zion church in Stapleton Alabama on a Sunday in September with on site dinners. Mrs Mary Hamilton returned home after visiting relatives. Elijah Dyess and family from Rosinton visited relatives over the weekend. Rev G M Mosley preached at Mt Zion church.
Pine Grove visitor over the weekend and a Sunday school event in Bay Minette are reported. Farmers in Franklin gather crops amid a dry spell. several locals visit relatives in Scotland and Monroeville, with church services led by Rev Myze at Spring Hill.
Captain Oswell of Mobile visited here on Tuesday. Mr. Jackson of Mobile conducted business here Friday. Mr. Bird of Chicago visited R I Jones here Sunday. Sunday school delegates at Calvert included Mrs. R L Jones and daughters Minnie Lee and Bessie Miss Lillie Frantz Claudia Jones John Orso R L Jones Jr Ella Mae Gosson and J F Carter. Edna Nichols returned home from Selma Sunday. Mrs George S Houlditch of Selma is visiting her parents here. Mr Andrews of Toineete was a business visitor here Monday.
Irvington Ala residents note a citrus growers meeting at Curtis Hall on Saturday September 4 followed by a civic league gathering. Local arrivals include Mr and Mrs Crandall and son from Minneapolis staying on Miss Ewing Lewis’s property while their house is built. Various residents report visits and celebrations including a nineteenth wedding anniversary in Mobile and recoveries from illness.
G C Bill visited his daughter Mrs R Walker in Miflin Monday evening. Mrs L H Diehl Orange Beach post mistress toured Mobile on Monday August 23. James Calloway and E Dietz with spouses traveled to Mobile early this week. Citizens urge making Orange Beach a voting precinct and taxpaying station. Mrs Bordener of Ann Arbor visits sister Mrs George West. Bathing suit cloth economies noted.
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