The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-30
UPPER TENDON.
Personal Mention and soc,o,.-
Events Among Our Nelghbors

n. Lyle, jr., of Waco, is in the city IT,
Webb left Wednesday for Tennessee
Mrs. Andrew Cresens returned from
protracted visit with relatives in Childrs.a
county, Tuesday {. d. Mrs. A. B. Meacbs.
OF Cameron, is guest this week of ms
L. T. Norris and old-time friends in tba
city Miss Kate and Maggie Kehlor, two
charming and pretty young ladies Of
Granger, are guests of Miss Annie Doolsv
this week. Miss Thekla Meagher ~
Cameron, whom many friends here will
recollect as beautiful and interesting
young lady, is visiting relatives ana
friends here this week. Miss Mollia
Dawson, of Austin, and Miss Lucy Arnold.
of Galveston, we're the guests of Mrs. s,
V. Dooley for the greater part of last
week -. Tuesday night sociable was
given at the residence of DIR. j. A. Holm.
way, in which number of young people
participated and enjoyed most pleasant
evening -. Wednesday night, at the resi-.
dence of DR.. j. H. johnson, several hours
we're whiled away in music and singing
and other amusements. Refreshment wss
served, and all hugely enjoyed themselveB.
BURNETT.
Mr.. Clayton, superintendent of the Ban.
fist COlporteurs' association of Texas
with headquarters at Cleburne, was in
Burnett last week E. Reverends HARDY.
Debo and Smith have been conducting
campmeeting services at Spring creek,
with much interest manifested. The
venerable Mrs. Newton, living on Bear
creek, died on Friday last. She was MI.
ID AF.
Sadie McGill is getting well of serious
attack of typhoid fever. The Rev. 3.
G. Mock, Episcopal minister, and family,
of Giassboro, N. j., relatives of Mr.. Il. 9.
Whitney, druggist, are in Burnet on
recreation visit for the summer :. The
venerable wife of Mr.. W, l.. Rose, living
in the western part of the county, died on
Tuesday of last week of congestion =,
The protracted meeting at Bertram, under
conduct of Elder W. X. Holman, of Cald.
well, Christian minister, closed last
Sunday night, and was great success.
There were thirty-fve additions to the
church-twenty-tw by baptism, the
remainder by letter, etc. -. Miss Sallie
Rawlings has received q scholarship in the
Nashville Normal college. These are
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GIDDINGs.
Professor Brown, of Chappell Hill, was
in town last week. E. Mr.. W. r. McClella ;,
of Ledbetter, was in town on Tuesday,.
Charlie Wilson was sick last week, but is
up again, though not entirely well. ."John
Alexander has returned from the meetin
of the State Grange. 80. The Gliding
Literary society will give concert next
Monday night at the Casino hall II. ?.
Rush, esq, attended the meeting of the
State Alliance at Dallas. Besides the
young ladies mentioned last week that
were going off to school next month Miss
Annie Cabaniss also goes to BellewoOd
seminary at Anchorage, Ky.
GEORGETOWN.
Miss Minnie Tlller OF Nashville, Tenn,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Seery this week. -. Miss Lila Lane, one
of Georgetown's prettiest girls, is visiting
the family of Mr.. Jim Stiles.-TayOr
Texan Mr.. Dodson, of Waco, architect
of the new JAIL has been in town this week
inspecting the work. o.. Mrs. S. E. Penn
has returned from San Louis Potosi Mex,
where she had been for about six weeks
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alma Nor
wood -. John T. Olive has returned from
Fort Worth, where he went to attend the
meeting of theSheriffs' association. The
following ladies and gentlemen ATTENDED
the hop at the Saton hotel last Wednes-
day night: j. A. Dill, of Austin, and Miss
Bessie CalRek, Joe Leavell and Miss Emma
Walton, DR.. A. l.. Hawkins and Bette
Browder, Joe H. Cutliff and Miss May
Terry, Ben s. Slaton and Miss Leah
Moses, W. F. Cleveland and Miss Mar!
Cluck, Ed. Olive and Miss May Mileham,
W. E. Hawkins and wife, Mr.. Wood, editor
of the Uourant, wife and daughter, Miss
Katie Smith, Miss Delta Wright, C.S.
Cleveland and wife, E. M. Martin and
Clara Smith, Jack Steel, j.. +. Hodges,
E. F. Bibes, j. T. Coffee, jr.
LLANo.
Mr.. s. G. Bramlet, of Austin, was in
the Iron City several days last week..,T
Mrs. Tom Moore and daughter, of Sandy
were in town on Saturday last. Mr.. Sam
Lyon is home from cup the trail" -.
Miss Viola Bozarth is visiting friends in
Austin. Mr.. and Mrs Bob Davis have
returned home from Giddings, where Mrs
Davis has been spending the summer -.
Mr.. A. P. Brown ami family are at the
White Sulphur springs, on the Colorado
river, and will remain several weeks 49,.
Mr.. Frank McInnis has gone to ths
Bryan college for the present scbolastlc
year. e. Mr.. VIM. Searight is in the Iron
City for the purpose of buying 1000 year
lings Z. Mrs. Will Wallace writes from
Lamar, Col that she has been eating snow
on Pixies Peak. :. Mrs. Caleb Davis, Of
Bluffton, is visiting at Keachie, La, and
will remain three months.
CAMERON.
Captain Wolf returned from Hampstead
Saturday and reports everything quiet
there at present.. Mr.. Dave Arnold went
to Dallas last Saturday night on pleas.
ure trip. Mr.. Joe Turnham returned
from San Antonio last Sunday Captain
Wolf went down to Hem pstead Friday 10
attend meeting of the officers o.
the Grand Lodge of the Knights
of Honor. The captain is grand treas
urer, having held that office ever since the
organization of that body =. Mr.. A. M.c,y
Mordie, of Franklin, was among TIM
visitors to our city this week. Hon. l.
5. Henderson returned last Sunday from .
business trip to Bosque county -. Mr.. W.
NJ. Baines left Tuesday for Ell PasO, to %
absent several days on a prospecting tour
with view officiating in business at tna'
place. Mrs. B. H. Streetm8n, OF va,
vert, returned home this week after Visls