Bride Weds in Seaside Cottage Home Gifted Reception
The ceremony featured a lace and satin bridal gown with pink sash and bows. The bride, young Miss Kreutter, wore voile and rose ornaments with orange blossom head wreath. The groom, son of Captain Plash, is a popular local merchant. A Mendelssohn march announced the recessional, then a reception and dance at the W O W hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Kreutter
J. C. Wilt
W. O. W. Hall
Fort Organ
Laura
J. C. V. Kreutter
John Plash
Bon Secour
Hen Lays Cooked Eggs in Illinois
In Champaign Illinois on September 20 Will Elliott reported his hen laid a cooked egg beside Tiliott's house near Mansfield. After breaking the egg he blamed hot weather. A later repetition led Elliott to conclude the hen is at fault and the bird was turned over to the University of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Will Elliott
Tiliott
Mansfield
Elliott
Mr. Elliott
University of Ilinois
Bayou La Batre Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Bayou la Batre residents record a string of visits and events. Mr Oliver Bosarge plans a home addition while Alfred Lewis spent Sunday with his family. Peter Rabby of Mobile visited his mother, and jailor C O Laurendine toured with his sister Mrs H M Owens. Mrs O B Rush returned from a week with daughter Ruby post appendix operation. The town reports a third grade high school with five teachers. Principal Wyea Fagerstron will enroll scholars September 30 and issue book lists. Friday night social honors Miss Marie Matthews of Latham. attendees include Rae Akley Ruth Crenshaw Ella Goleman Lola Bosarge Glo Bosarge Erma Rush and more. The Chautauqua met Miss Parateia Schmidt for a social, planning next reading with Mrs Whelpey on October 1. Mrs George Rosson and daughters Eugenia and Bittle Di returned to Mobile after visiting Mrs F C Smee. Miss Bettie D Rosson and Eugenia Rosson will go to Baltimore next week for Peabody Institute studies. Mrs Leon and Mrs J T Persons’ mother, visiting here, departed to Indianapolis for winter with two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Bosarge
Alfred Lewis
Peter Rabby
Mobile
C. O. Laurendine
H. M. Owens
Rush
Ruby
Bayou la Batre
Wyea
Fagerstron
William Bryant
Marie Matthews
Latham
Rae Akley
Ruth Crenshaw
Ella Goleman
Lola
4Hmma Bosarge
Glo
Erma Rush
Ralph Akley
Fritz Akridge
Sam Hamilton
Guson Bosarge
Peabody Institute
Leon
J. T. Persons
Indianapolis
Their Married Life Bel Her Herbert Urner
Helen and Warren travel from Paris to Dieppe aboard a Channel steamer. She endures seasickness and a foul ship odor while he dismisses her discomfort and insists on moving her to the windward side. The rough crossing, fog and mist heighten her ailment as they near London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Urner
Helen
Paris
Warren
Cafe de la Paix
New York
Dieppe
England
Horor
Nicky
George
Warrdén
Tech
London
Giant oak logged in Hendricks County
Plainfield Indiana September 20 J B E Prewett cut the largest oak in Hendricks county near Plainfield. The 200 year old tree measured six feet across at the stump and rose seventy four feet before its first limb. It yielded 4000 feet of lumber after being cut into six logs hauled by six teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Ind
J. BE. Prewett
Hendricks County
Fruitdale Visit and Local Socials Highlight Alabama Note
Fruitdale with Hart White and relatives visit en route to Virginia as Miss Annie Laurie Box and brother Eugene from Shubuta join Miss Minnie Mills. Several social appearances noted including Mrs Mills hosting and Miss Minnie Heim visiting from Citronelle. New arrivals include Mr. Baker from Indiana purchasing farms and planning to relocate families. Dechman of Chicago to stay awhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart White
Citronelle
Annie Laurie Box
Eugene
Shubuta
Minnie Mills
Ana Mra
Ae von Buccatunna
Jesse A. Steele
Getardey
Ron
D. C.mills
Mills
Paul Lockling
Minnie Heim
Inez van Airsdale
Heimo
Forth
Mr. Baker
Indiana
Fruitdale Development Company
Baker
Lelia Withers
Mamie Fowler
J .E. Dechman
Chicago
Dechman
Sadie Belle Woods
Healing Springs
Grace Redd
Oak Grove
Personal notices from Mobile columns feature numerous travelers and local figures
Adrian J. Durant travels to Missouri to study medicine with brother William Durant, and others, including W. H. Kelly returning from Healing Springs to join Kelly-Trady Hardware. Marcus Harris returns from Roswell seeking health. Mrs. Adrian S. Taylor visits Marion. Shipman Trio and L. W. Howard visit Mobile for days. Judge Anderson visits with wife Ray. T. W. Blitch Jr. informs of his father’s death in Meggett, S. C. Various other notables arrive or visit Mobile, with several staying at the Battle House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian J. Durant
Baldwin County
University of Missouri
William Durant
Adrian Durant
Mobile Military Institute
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Nora
Gulf City
Dye Works
Conception Street
Willis & Percy Jewelers and Silversmiths
Dauphin Street
Fruitdale, Ala
Frank W. Mahin
Amsterdam
United States
Consul Mahin
W. H. Kelly
The
Kelly- Trady Hardware Company
Marcus Harris
Roswell
New Mexico
Adrian S. Taylor
City
Marion, Ala
M. W. Stringfellow
W. 8. Anderson
Ray Minette
Ala
Thomas W. Blitch, Jr
Associated Press
Western Union
T. W. Blitch, Sr
Meggett
S. C
Charleston
W. J. Cannon
Pittsburg, Pa
Battle House
George Knapp
Philadelphia, Pa
A. T. Wilson
R. S. Wilson
Tensaw, Ala
N. D. Conant
Houghton, Mich
J. D. King and Wife
Evergreen, Ala
Julius Tutwiler Wright
University Military School
States
Charles Laguere
Denver, Colo
Corinne E. Boone
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Elder-Dempster Steamship Company
Lake Toxaway, N. Co
G. Montagu Nettleship
Atlas Life Assurance Company
Montgomery
J. W. Anderson
Raymond Lewis
Edward Lewis
Ohio
Meridian
Miss
Lee Tatum
Barrow
New. Aupone
South
New Orleans
Spain
Louisiana
France
America
NAS
French Market Mills
New Orleans Coffee Company, Ltd
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