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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1913

Page

12

Local residents fill Mobile hotels amid travels and appointments

Thomas Chapman of DeFuniak Springs is at the Bienville hotel. Howard Briggs and L R Grimes of Montgomery are at the Cawthon. J M McParsons Jr, L N freight cashier in Bessemer, is vacationing in Mobile. LC Davis and family from Chicago are at the Cawthon. he is an engineer for Southern Steel planning a Dickens tract plant. C L Warner family of Jackson are at the Cawthon. Mrs G E Harrison and Miss F G Harrison from Mexico City arrive in Mobile en route to Fairhope to visit the Single Tex Colony. Ursula Delchamps, William Delchamps’ daughter, leaves Monday to teach English at Daphne Normal College after recent election to the post.

LC. Davis Chicago, IL Cawthon Hotel Mr. Davis Southern Steel Company Dickens Tract G. E. Harrison F. G. Harrison Mexico City Mobile New England Fairhope Ursula Delchamps William Delchamps University of Alabama Radcliffe College Daphne Normal College

Judge Price Williams Jr Returns From Heal ing Springs Stay

Judge Price Williams Jr of the probate court returns to the city after a three week stay in Healing Springs Alabama during which time he recuperated.

Price Williams, Jr Healing Springs Ala

Burial of Captain C. Martin at St. Vincent's Church

Funeral services for Captain Charles Martin were held Thursday at 4 PM from St. Vincent's Catholic Church with Rev. Father Hourican officiating. A large gathering attended and the interment followed at Magnolia Cemetery. Pallbearers included P. J. Burns, John H. Moore, Christopher Feig, H. Arent, John P. Sweeney, and F. O. Pearson.

C. Martin Charles Martin St. Vincent's Catholic Church Father Hourican Magnolia Cemetery Messrs P. J. Burns John H. Moore Christopher Feig H. Arent John. P. Sweeney F. O. Pearson

Interment Planned in Atmore Alabama

Mains will be taken to Atmore Alabama for interment with services to follow, details not disclosed in the readable text.

Atmore Ala

Mrs Annie Chambers Dies After Treatment in Mobile

Mrs Annie Chambers aged 32 died early Friday morning at a Mobile sanitarium after coming for treatment. A Gastonburg Alabama resident, she leaves several relatives. Berenson and Sands took charge of the remains and will send them to Gastonburg Friday night for interment.

Annie Chambers Mobile Gastonburg Ala Berenson & Sands

Funeral of Mrs Laura A Gunning interred at Magnolia Cemetery

The remains of Mrs Laura A Gunni son were interred Thursday in Magnolia Cemetery among relatives and friends. The funeral service at the home 61 North Ann street was conducted by Rev A G Richards rector of Trinity Episcopal Church with pallbearers Charles F Wagner R E Adams Harry G Toulmin E B Kirkbride George J Bates and George B Toulmin.

Laura A. Gunnison Magnolia Cemetery North Ann Street Rev A. G. Richards Trinity’ Episcopal Church Messrs Charles F. Wagner R. E. Adams Harry G. Toulmin E. B. Kirkbride George J. Bates George B. Toulmin

German-born cotton merchant Ernest Holzborn dies at 64

Ernest Holzborn Sr a longtime cotton buyer and German consul in Mobile died Thursday at his home 808 Palmetto Street after a lingering illness. He was 64 and survived by four sons Carl Adolph Ernest and Tremlet Holzborn a daughter and other relatives. He was brother-in-law to Chancellor T H Smith. Mrs Meline Miles of Bay Minette also died Thursday at Reece Bh Eileia's home.

Ernest Holzborn Germany Mobile Palmetto Street Carl Holzborn Mobiel Chancery Court Adolph Tremlet Holzborn Eased Meline Miles Bay Minette Reece Eileia Nlanae St

Funeral of Julian A. Watters at Magnolia Cemetery

The funeral for Julian A. Watters, a noted cotton warehouse man who died in White Sulphur Springs Virginia last Monday night, was held Friday at 10 a.m. from the Government street home. Rev. J. W. Phillips led the service, and Magnolia cemetery received the floral tributes. Pallbearers included E. J. Buck, Henry Tonsmiere, Winston Jones, Joseph Tucker, H. G. Grimley, J. T. Schley, W. G. Bevill, and Henry Hall.

Julian A. Watters White Sulphur Springs Government Street Loop J. W. Phillips First Baptist Church Magnolia Cemetery Messrs E. J. Buck Henry Tonsmiere Winston Jones Joseph Tucker H. G. Grimley J. T. Schley W. G. Bevill Henry Hall

Dissentions Grow in Sonora Rebel Command Fight

Dissentions among rebel leaders in Sonora are widening as each faction seeks sole command of the rebel forces. Adolfo Olivares, paymaster general of the federal troops, reported the dispute.

Mexico City Sonora Adolfo Olivares

Maintaining a Hobby Without Interfering With Work

The piece discusses balancing a hobby with regular duties and warns of possible conflicts. It notes the risk of distraction and loss of focus when hobbies dominate time and energy.

Shadowy Room Reflections On Ill March Toward Pain

Lucille Camp observes patterns in letters about illness and care, tracing how the sick room becomes a center of influence for hopeful and anxious friends. She argues that the sick bed shapes thoughts and costs emotional energy, urging readers to confront their own sympathy and responsibility.

Tariff Bill Nears Finis With Adjusted Angora Hair Duties

Democratic conferees moved toward final되 passage by proposing a moderate duty on Angora hair and mohair while freeing ferro-manganese ore. The house had set a 15 cent ad valorem duty on ferro ore, and coal free list pig iron and other iron grades prompted changes. Senate concessions followed on Angora wool and Mohair, with a compromise on Angora yarns and cloths. The final decision was not public.

Washington Senate

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Dauphin Street M. Hoffman Mackay Edgar Royal Ulster’ Yacht Club Great Britain Cowes England America Maple Leaf Huntington Bay Thomas Chapman DeFuniak Springs, Fla Bienville Hotel Howard Briggs L. R. Grimes Montgomery J. M. McParsons, Jr Louisville and Nashville Freight Department Bessemer, Ala MeitateteRyil Yay Antwerp Cort Harrison Mutual Burial Association South Conception Street E. Holzborn, Sr J. A. Watters Associated Press Lucille Camp
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