| Summary: | Color print view of Dog River located in Mobile, AL. It was named by the French colonists, Riviere Au Chien, meaning Dog River in English. White wooden bridge leading from one side of river to the other. Riverbanks shows heavy tree and other greenery over-growth. Postmarked January 20, 1908. Undivided back postcard.Printed on front: 'Dog River Bridge Scene, Mobile, Ala.' Printed on back: 'No. 538 Junger & Gass Co., Pub. Mobile, Ala. (Printed in Germany.)Written on back: 'Card received was dee-lighted to hear from you. Went to the M. Commencement a week ago last Friday, and it was just fine. I see some of the students are still here, cannot leave Mobile, too much attraction, answer soon. Gladys. Mr. Buck Clarke, Gholsone, Miss.'
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