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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1912

Page

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Wedding of McGehee in Mobile Offers Grand Bridal Details

A Mobile society wedding features Miss Myrtle McGehee of Evergreen and her groom, Dr. J. McGehee, with bridesmaids from Selma Brewton and Montgomery. The ceremony at Government Street churches includes a large reception at the Fill home, and a Montgomery honeymoon with return to Alabama. The article notes family ties, attendants, and postnuptial plans, plus local guest movements and society notices.

Brussels Esther May Hill Myrtle McCall Brewton Marion McGehee Evergreen Pauline Welsh Anna Anderson Lucile Dubose Selma Miss McCall Miss Welsh Miss Dubose Miss Anderson Miss McGehee D. B. McKenzie Briie P. D. McGehee John Frazer Marion A. C. Davis Montgomery W. G. Privett R. E. McCall Westcott McConico McConico, Messrs. Hardie and Boyd McGehee of Montgomery, Dr. J. P. MacMurphy Atmore John Hill Opelika C. C. McGehee Government Street St. Francis Street Methodist Mobile John E. Northcutt Selma Methodist Church Furniss Avenue

Too Grow Old Happily and a Brillant Selma Wedding

The column reflects on Mrs Edmond W Pettus of Selma Alabama celebrating her seventy fifth birthday with a positive outlook and kindness. It also reports the marriage of Miss Moselle Hill to Dr William Wallace McGeehee at the Methodist church in Selma with a sunset themed ceremony and pastel attendants.

Edmond W. Pettus Pettus Alabama Selma Miss Hill McGeehee Moselle Hill William Wallace McGeehee Mobile Methodist Church

Mane Richard Hosts at Government Street Home

During her mother’s absence in New York City Miss Mane Richard acts as chatelaine of the Richard home. She balances duties at home with her talents as an accomplished musician and her past fame as a mermaid actress at Point Clear last summer.

New York City Mane Richard FE. Richard Government Stret Mermaid Polpt Clear

Gould family guests and house duties shift in town

Mr and Mrs R F Gould and granddaughter Laura Jackson spend the week at Battles. During their absence Varina and Gladys Gould stay with sister Mrs T R Jackson on Government street. Gladys will be “lady of the house” when the Jacksons depart for Belize. Mrs W P Parish and sister Miss Sydney Robbins head home from art study abroad aboard Lapland. Rose Weaver will leave Sewanee for New York to meet Mrs Patrick and to spend early winter with Lor at Van Dyck Studios.

West Monroe Street Tuttle Avenue Mrs. Robbins R. F. Gould Laura Jackson Battle's Varina Gladys Gould T. R. Jackson Government Street Mrs. Jackson Belize Honduras Tropics W. P. Parish Sydney Robbins Lapland Rose Weaver Sewanee New York City Patrick Lor van Dyck Studios

Wrights Return From Virginia and Baltimore Vacation

Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Wright returned home this week from Virginia and Baltimore where they spent a delightful vacation. Mrs. George Izard was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Cowan at Moss Point.

R. A. Wright Virginia Baltimore George Izard A. M. Cowan Moss Point

Mr Jackson Simms Returns From Visit to Mount Vernon

Mr. Jackson Simms has returned to the city after a short visit with his uncle, Mr. James Puclux, in Mount Vernon, Aja.

Jackson Simms City James Puclux Mount Vernon Aja

Miss Marguerite Rourke Visiting Aunt in Pensacola

Miss Marguerite Rourke of this city visits her aunt Mrs. T S Smith at 217 Government Street Pensacola Florida and is being delightfully entertained.

Marguerite Rourke John L. Rourke T. S. Smith Government Street Penssacola, Fla

Miss Anne Tapia Returns From Montgomery Visit

Miss Anne Clarke Tapia, daughter of Dr. F. L. Tapia, has returned home from a trip to Montgomery where she stayed with her aunt Mrs. P. T. Mulaly.

Mary Danner R. 8. Bacon Chicago Anne Clarke Tapia F. L. Tapia Montgomery P. T. Mulaly

Miss Georgia Collins Visits Sister in Mobile

Miss Georgia Collins a graduate of the Touro Infirmary Training School for Nurses visits her sister Mrs Edna Cooper at 409 St Francis Street It is possible she may decide to remain permanently in Mobile.

Georgia Collins Touro Infirmary Edna Cooper St. Francis Street Miss Collins Mobile

Miss Sluggins Remains Guest at Pine Hill Visit

Miss Roberta Sluggins is hosted by Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Smith for a pleasant stay at Pine Hill in Alabama.

Roberta Sluggins L. E. Smith Pine Hill Ala

Mrs Davis and daughter arrive from Grand Bay

Mrs S B Davis and her daughter Mrs Clyde Crigler arrive in the city from Grand Bay. Mrs Crigler will be the guest of relatives and friends.

S. B. Davis Clyde Crigler Grand Bay

Mrs Thompson and Mrs Roberts Return From Galbraith Springs

Mrs J Ernest Thompson and Mrs Corinne Roberts have come home after a pleasant several weeks' visit at Galbraith Springs.

J. Ernest Thompson Corinne Roberts Galbraith Springs

Davis Family Returns From Kanuga Lake Vacation

Mrs P Davis and her son Lee Irwin Davis return home this week from Kanuga Lake and Mount Meadows Inn where they spent the vacation.

P. Davis Lee Irwin Davis Kanuga Lake Mount Meadows Inn

Young Wright’s corgy lad heads to University of Pennsylvania

Mr. Sykes Tucker, regarded as one of Wright’s finest young fellows, departed this week to pursue studies at the University of Pennsylvania.

Sykes Tucker Wright University of Pennsylvania

Parisian Sage Promises Hair Restorative Power

A self described Parisian Sage remedy targets young men with thinning hair and dandruff. The ad claims it stops hair loss, kills dandruff germs, and relieves itchy scalp with a money back guarantee. Priced at 50 cents per bottle and sold by druggists nationwide.

Mayor Behrman Faces Grand Jury Over Records Access

New Orleans reports the parish grand jury will convene to consider charges by the Good Government League claiming Mayor Martin Behrman violated the law by denying access to the mayor’s office records. Behrman allies accuse the league of political motives while the November election nears.

New Orleans Adame Martin Behrman Good Government League Ring Commission Behrman League

Mobile land congress set for November event

Colonel N F Thompson, chairman, announces a state land congress to be held in Mobile on November 12 13 and 14 with strong backing from state factions. Prominent speakers promised include Congressmen Oscar Underwood Richmond Hobson and Agriculture Commissioner Reuben F Kolb.

N. F. Thompson Land Congress Committee Mobile Oscar Underwood Richmond P. Hobson Reuban F. Kolb William C. Rat@cliff Birmingham Chamber of Commerce Radcliff Mr. Thompson Birmingham Sibley International Congress of Chambers of Commerce Boston Joseph O. Thompson Washington Bruce Kennedy Montgomery Business Men's League Thompson Michael Cody Exchange National Bank Alabama State Land Congress Cody Land Congress Reuben F. Kolb Commission of Agriculture Reuben 2 Jana

Remarkable Zemo Skin Remedy Promises Clear Skin Cure

Zemo claims to vanish pimples and blackheads by applying a small amount with fingertips. It is a liquid that sinks in without leaving a trace and is said to cure eczema rash dandruff itch liver spots and other skin diseases. The BE W Rose Medicine Co. sells it for 1 per large bottle or 25 cents for a trial size guaranteed, with Van Antwerp Drug Corp. distributing.

BE. W. Rose Medicine Co St. Louis

Consolidation of Army Departments Approved

Acting Secretary Oliver approved the scheme by Quartermaster General Aylshire to consolidate the quartermasters, commissary and pay departments. The change takes effect November 1 in the United States and January 1 in the Philippines, replacing the old ranks with quartermasters of various ranks to manage money and rations for soldiers. Significant economies are anticipated from the reform.

Washington Oliver Alshire United States Philippines

Great Tonic For The Nerves Promising Duffy’s Whiskey

Louis Gachman of Menasha Wisconsin relates a ten year nervous ailment struggle. After trying many medicines and a specialist he found relief with Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey taking a tablespoonful four times daily. He reports rapid improvement and strong endorsement.

Duffy Louis Gachman Tayco St Menasha, Wis

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Health Tonic

An advertising claim states Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey relieves nervous complaints by aiding digestion and rebuilding vitality. It asserts the product provides essential elements for restoration, notes government medicine tax during the Spanish American War, and offers medical advice and a booklet from The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester NY.

Duffy's

Hereford Acid Phosphate Hot Weather Drink

Hereford's Acid Phosphate described as a refreshing additive for hot weather. A teaspoonful stirred into cold tea or water with sugar is recommended as a noncastally refreshing beverage.

Hereford

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Robert Browning Rosamond Robbins Marjorie and Mary Sue McMillan Stockton Berkley Johnson Selma Street Sozodont Philadelphia Eearg & Res Refining Co Bell Phone Kodaks And Kodak Supplies E. O. Zadek Jewerlry Co Kodak Dept Mobile, Ala Stearns Electric Man Thompson Daily Zemo Duffy’s Pure The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester, N. Y Heisey C. S. Partridge Hardware Company Hicks Abe W. P. Hirshfield Vineyard Service Transio Mallory Docka Karl E. Karl ST. Emanuel Aoderessee Secour Harne Harris & Finch Dauphin Street Ne Maumenes Optometrist and Manufacturin North Royal Street B. Luscher & Son Dauphin St. Both the Mobile Business College C. 0. Meux the Peoples Bank Mobile Bacienna Moore JAS. McPhillips Gro. CO
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