The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-27
SOCIETY WHIRr.s
Personal Chat About Well H.
People Among Our Neipbha0~1
GEORGETnwN

Feople Among Our NsighbOr,
GEORGETOWN.
p. B. Satfo!d, esq, has retn,ro,.
Brownwood.... Mr.. t. j. Sneed y. iron
vert, was in the city last weet " Uak
after the construction of his new ,o .1oSlng
on University avenue Nat a T.uencs
son left Thursday for New York and I osS
states to take the stump for Harrison . mn
Morton. He may not return until ana
the election in November. M s
Clamp, son of Mr.. G. A. D. Clam 'Olp
married Monday night to Miss B. was
Nixon, of Bastrop county. Miss Ho
Rucker has returned from a few ovia
visit to relatives in Jefferson Citr "a
Her friends in Georgetown are dsl;o,L NV
to have her back with them auair
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Robertson left o. -
train yesterday morning, the forme, s ue
San Angelo, Tom Green county. ana !. AL
latter for Fort Worth, to visit Mr., ana
Mrs. W. G. Pfaffle. They will probablv sI y
absent until the first of next month "
Thursday morning at s O'Clock Mr. 7 p
McKennon, of Waco, and Miss MapOis \
Mood, vt this city, were Joined in tbs
sacred bonds of matrimony by DR.. IN
Mclean. The bridal party left ON Il,
morning train for Waco, where Mr. sas
Mrs. McKennon will reside in the fu,nra
Miss Oliver, DIR. Curtis, and Messrs. Boots,
and Humphries accompanied the groom
from Waco. Mr.. MoKennon is a membs,
of the drug firm of McKennon, DismuIs
& Co., of Waco, and is regarded as An
excellent gentleman and splendid bus,-
ness man. Mrs. McKennon is danpbts,
of the late DR.. Mood, is graduate Of ina
Ladies' Annex, and is a most excellent
lady.
TAYLOR.
Miss Alberta Chesuer is quite sick with
typhoid fever. Mrs. Norton has re-.
turned home from a visit to BRENNAN.
Capt. j. L. Smith and wife are visitip,
their son, Mr.. H. S. Smith, of this CITY,
go. Reverend Mr.. Carroll and wife re-
turned home Sunday from visit to Cald-
well -. Miss Charlie Batemau, charming
and accomplished young lady of Austin,
is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. E. 4
Mackin. :. Doctor Williams and wife ara
visiting in Cotu!la this week Mira
Beaurfine left Monday for her new home
at Bolton E. Mrs. Mollie Scott made
trip to Round Rock Sunday -. Miss Minta
Frlnk is recovering from a severe illness,
LLANo.
Captain James Adams is on visit To
Fredericksburg :. -. Miss Genie Roberts, Of
Packsaddle, is visiting relatives in The
Iron City .... Miss Lena B6eson and Mr..
Will Simpson have left for Centenary COL
lege, at Lampasas. ... Miss Viola Bozarth
returned last Saturday from an EXTENDED
visit to friends in the Capital City E. Mrs.
Steve Ficklin, of Pontotoc, is on visit to
her sister, Mrs. Viola tanning, of the Iron
City Miss Nettie Houghton, who has
been visiting relatives in the Iron City
for several months, leaves for her home
in Cameron this morning -. Miss Libbie
Hansford, of Burnett, who had been in The
Iron City several days on visit to the
Misses Culbertson, returned home last
Saturday -. Mr.. j. T. Tyler, the pleasant
and energetic travelling agent of The Aus:
TIN STATESMAN, was in Llano last week.
SAN MARCOS.
Miss Jennie Fry is to teach the public
school at Hondo City....J. W. Nance is
preparing to build on the site of his build.
ings destroyed by the late fire Mis-;
Ruby Fourqurean is member of the fac.
ulty of Corongl institute. She is gradu.
ate of that institution -. The contest for
county clerk between Messrs. Storey and
Lightfoot bids fair to be lively e. Mr.
Fielder was at home last week, and his
daughter, Miss Nora and Miss Pearl
Hardy, returned with him to his ranch on
the Pecos. Mr.. Garnett, secretary Of
the County Farmers Alliance, has been
frequent visitor to this place recently in
the interest of the Alliance -. Dripping
Springs was we'll represented here last
week. Captain McLendon, B R. White,
Wm. Pursley, Rev Mr.. Garrison and vari-
Gus others we're on the list.
sEGUIN.
Mr.. Ed Terrell left last Sunday morning
for Georgetown to attend the Southwes-
tern university there. .. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smythe, of Corpus Christi, who have been
visiting the family of Mr.. D. G. Petty,
returned home last Friday 80, Miss Kittie
Hutchinson returned last Sunday evening
from Kingsbury, where she has been visit
ing the family of DR.. W. W. Scott. MI
Lennie Holland and Willie Joyce, of San
Marcos, were in this city few days ago.
They returned last Saturday .. The
Record is informed there is soon to be q
marriage in Austin, one of the contracting
parties to which is related to persons in
Seguin. No names can be given yet....
Miss Sue Jackson, accompanied by her
little nephew Charlie, left on Sunday
morning for San Antonio to spend week
or two with the family of her brother, MI
l.. M. Jackson -. Ex- Governor Ireland
accompanied by his daughters, Mrs. E. B.
Carpenter and Mrs. j. w. Graves, who
have been on visit to Rockport, returned
Tuesday.
RoCKDALE.
Miss Porter Valentine is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ira Prewit, at Taylor Miss
Texie Owsley has returned to school at
Waco Mr.. G. W. Haywood returned
last week from a visit to Galveston.
Mrs. Jessie Keevil and children are back
from their visit to Kentucky E. Mr.. Ben
Watts arrived in the city Tuesday, after
an absence of few weeks in eastern
Texas go. Rev. w. E. Copeland attended
the Presbyterian synod in Dallas this
week 80. Mr.. Walter Booth was at home
this week. He now holds forth at Dallas
SAN SABA.
R. G. Murray left Friday morning TO-
some of the large commercial points -
Il. M. Montgom cry, clerk at Edln g. Co.'S
left Friday morning of last week for .
short vacation about Georgetown ana