The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13

VI mis- heoisu Miss 2au
King has returned from visit to Dsr-.s
and other points in Colorado, and win nI u
at her post of duty in the public s "ta %
next Monday =. Will Walden has rst IuOOis
from Kentucky -. Mr.. Geo. Anst;r ofned
family have returned from Lano oo and
-. Judge Rosborough and Comm;ss;un'y
Young have gone to Archer connta
look after Bell county school lana
ests. :. Miss Eli Moore arrived Tbu nser-
morning from an extended tonua!
Europe. She was present in Brook,n
the marriage of her friend, Miss az
Hammann. w. d. Adair, tax col, auna
for Walker county, was in the oitv NJ
day, having accompanied his nieca n, aes
Ara Wynne, who comes from Hnnt.a I,ss
to enter Baylor college. Miss R,"nil is
Potts, one of Belton's fairest d ono.Lane
has returned from Kentucky, where sSs
has been during the past year attend; SuS
school and visiting relatives. ME- .ss
Martha. McWhirter is on visit 70 MSS Mss
York city. She is accompanied Nv lew
son Robert, who has an electrical cort asr
vance that he wished to submit 70 Ta
Edison, the great electrician. ME- N
Frazier, of Morgan, and Mrs. Geo Che
berlin, of South Carolina, are hero o.
visit to Mr.. E. A. Sterling and family
ELGIN.
Mr.. Hugh Hamey, of Bastrop was !,
Elgin Tuesday =. Morris Cornwall os
Austin, paid our city short visit Snndon
80. Mr.. Pete Billingsley, of San Marco
is visiting Maj. E. Billingsley :. A pIeas''
ant sociable was enjoyed by both old and
young, at the residence of Mr.. w n
Rivers, on Tuesday night Misses Mat
tie and Jessie Brooks, after spendin,
several weeks with their sister, Mrs. A. n
Carter, returned home Wednesday Mis-
Dora Perkins, of Bastrop, is visiting Mrs.
A. 5. Christian. -. Miss Boak, of Austin
was visiting friends in Elgin "Wednesday
..'' Miss Vallie Billingsley, returned
from McDade Tuesday.
GIDDINGs.
Colonel Means, of Houston, was in town
the first of the week Messrs. M. a
York and 7. P. Rush have returned from
Dallas. There was quite an enjoyable
sociable gathering of the young people
last Friday evening at the residence Of
Mr.. W. A. Knox E. Prof. @. Prill of Mil
waukee, arrived last Sunday and was ready
to take charge of the classes in German
Monday morning at the opening of the
town school. -. Miss Carrie Knox and
Miss Annie Cabaniss left last Monday for
Bellewood seminary, and on Tuesday Miss
Annie Fry left for Hollin's Institute, Vir.
glnia.
SAN MARCOS.
&c =.
ance at court this week :. Mr.. jackson,
of Llano, was in the city this week =.
Professor Melish, of Lookhart, and Miss B.
Rylander, a young lady we'll and favora
bly, known here, were recently married
MIR. and Mrs. Rosamond have re-
moved to Mrs. Briggs, and will take
charge of her premises and children
during her absence. -. City Assessor and
Collector Hopkins informs US that he has
reduced the amount uncolleoted for last
year to 81 40 out of $2,384. An efficient
collector. :. Madame Gilbert, the &C.
complished musical artist, who since
Chautauqua has been teaching class in
vocal music here, left for her home in Aus.
tin Monday -. The sublime repose of the
countenance of Mr.. Neighbors this week
is something delightful. He looks as if
courts and counting would trouble him no
more forever 80. Mrs. Emma F. Briggs
will leave for the north early next week
for the purpose of pushing the sale and
perhaps engaging in the manufacture Of
her new patent sewing machine motor.
BURNET.
The accomplished Miss Matte Reed,
teacher of music, is in Burnett, guest Of
DIR. King and family -. Mr.. King McFar.
land has returned from southwest Lou
isiana, whittier he went few weeks ago
with lot of horses -. Elder Arbuckle re-
ports twelve conversions at his Marble
Falls meeting up to Sunday night.,.
County Clerk Luce and family left for
two weeks recreation trip to Lampasas
springs last Friday -. Mr.. Brooks family
returned from Lampasas springs last
Thursday, from ten days. health trip. Bar
ring the weather they had pleasant time.
go. Captain John Davis little son Robbie
was so unfortunate as to cut two of his
toes off a week or so ago while chopping
wood. He is getting along very well....
On the 3 instant, at the residence Of
the brides father, by Rev. j. A. Arbuckle,
Mr.. James A. Graham, esq, of the Bur
net bar, and Miss Alice, eldest daughter
of Mr.. Frank Thomas we're united
in marriage. Immediately after the
ceremony the handsome pair left
for bridal tour to Dallas, the former
home of the gallant and popular groom.
This paper follows them going and re-
turning, with the hope that their future
may be as free from sorrow as their pres
ent is roseate with joy.