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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

QuIxcY. Ill. Nsy 23.-Ksiisy says hisl
army will move on to Hannibal ut
noon tomorrow. Capt Evans. 81 the
army. was indicted BY the grand
Jury here today for SCALING watch q .
meeting Monday night. He 10 held under
&, 600 bail. Ten Commonwealers ware ar
rsstsd fox being drunk and disorderlY.
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NOTABLE DEAD

Judge J. 7. Marshall, m old settler Of
Leadvilie. who made fortune from the
Robert 4 Leo" mine, died Tuesday night
at Eico, Colo. where no was practicing
law.
The widow OF the late Joseph Ernest
Renan. the distinguished phiiciogist and
member Of the institute Of France, died in
Paris Wednesday. She Was . daughter Of
Henry 6chaefier, the painter.
ovner. in Ms.;co "a. h;t,sn y, ~. n ..nS
by . black fy. The poison spread to
all parts Of his sySem, : surgical opera
ton failed to give SSief, and he died.
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LoEpos. May 3-Jussin Mccarthy has
issnsd whip" urging his foaiossss -
sfssnd tonorfov's division q to house
Of eoamons. upon which the sxistsnce u
the government may depend.
The 6toos says shs conv5ctfoa 4 Strong
that IN immediate dissolution Of parlia-
msnt 10 probable. Much importance h
sssashsd 70 the fact that the govsrnmsas
doas not show dssfFs TO push the badgss
and the welsh dtssstablishmsnt bill.
which n apparently shslvsd IN favor At
0so1tnnd's local government hill
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UPROARMACONVENL.


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formerly ! ms@hss - ~ community.
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Hesry George Deaouae.s the ssa.ss.

NEW YoRK. May 8.-The Manhattan
Single Tax Club met last night and lis
tened to speeches By Henry George. Frank
lin Pierce and Thomas G. Sherman, de-
nounciatory Of the Democrats OF the SEN
ate in their handling of the tariff in the In
tercsts Of protection. Resolutions passed
against any protection features to the
Wilson bill. denouncing the bribery Of
senators With sugar trust money, and fav-
oring m income tar in the place Of Ill
tariff tAxas
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CONDENSED DIsPAxcnHA
Thsrs were iA.oe0 Midvintsr fair visitors

Inot0 WI fAOoo Auv1npUf IN vJoatokb
Wednesday.
The isdiss Of the auxiliary a the Lax
ington, KY. Confsdssats vsssdAns Assoc
citation refuse TO docora1a Confederate
graves on Nav d, unlsas Col Brsckinridge
q expelled from the association.
II 10 believed the schooner Ellsworth
has foundered in Lake Michigan. She
had . cargo from Portage Lake for Chi
cae0 and passed the straits Monday or
Tuesday. Since that time nothing hiss
bean heard Of her. She had crew num-
bering seven.
Isaac Pittman. the originator Of the sys-
tenn Of shorthand which bears his name,
has been knightsd. George Williams.
mover in its formation. has been knighted
in connection with she Jubilee OF tho asso-
citation. which was founded in the year
lRA4.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

OseslsA nsspav Kssssa - aaissa.
Hes1. 1daAa Mw A-Ctooksd Murphy
vee No. p 1 49, - mosnins bv
saloon. BesA ass freight braksnsn On the
Eooky noantain Alvfssea a. tbs Northern
Iaxi1e 1eeA Dewitt sams n With train.
90 NJ nasA cd wsos into the saloon,
w1sss - - 9DDAy. Who threatened TO
49, No. 1usVAy esasAsd his throat
ond Apuw . kDtGa DEVILS dssv . revolver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

PAsse May 8-N- Bourgeois has bssn
summcasd - consult With the president
q regard 70 forming cabinet
cerfscssd figures Of the division N the
chaahss At deputies yesterday show thes
the premies's demand for the adoption II
he ssdw Of The day uas defeated By . vote
a Isl to IT. The belief y expressed that
Premier Casinir-Pexisr courtsd defeat,
which has mads him stronger in the pEesi-
dontial raea
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s.,c.d. ofe civil x.~ineer.

PrrrsBURo. May 23.-Capt J. r. Mere
dith. the well-known civil engineer. CON-
united suicide today BY shooting himself
in the head. Financial troubles are sup
posed TO be the cause.
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kooe 49, - 1AeR OWD Nooooe.
KsHevEEw, Tsx-. Asy A-Four msa
ofned VIII rt6ss rods into town this
afssvncon. Two 4nsauad ths First No
SjsnsJ hank, hsid mp the o6lci1ls and
s1ets = 80 ftpm ths vanlk The other tvo
q - snng rsnainsd - The aaisy behind
- teak amd shos - 1vsryono Who came
- sfQh& 1hsy In fnyn were Grsd upon by
CIey MassAk 1usktsy and Deputy Win
6ssssus. The rohhars phos and killed
0essee nnekineham and shot and NOR
tnlIy vUuads1 ). ". Nsoussn, . ssloon-
bsepss. WaG etsvsns killed one of the
gshtss1L Who - jdsnsiaed - George
6snasesy . w0stha~nn IsIlev.
Tie thsss snrvisfnG goehsEs escaped. A
possD 80 = pusuutG
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opshsns 1svss Hsghsss Ever ksswn.
6soKAsx. May A-Ths warm weather
hes broaght the Spokane river 10 fhs
Highest stAeS known since the advent Of
the shits man- At o'clock tonight Il
VS. one inch above last years record. that
wss tx inches higher than previous
rscosdA The river Il still rising. but no
serious damage II anticipated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Tuesday evening the primary depart.
ment OF the college, under Miss Nell
haney. presented an extensive program
which was greatly enjoyed by packed
house.
The most artistic and most highly
appreciated performance OF the whole
week was John Doyle's recitation, his
rendition OF Sergeant BuzfuE FOR Mrs.
Rardell was remarkably fine. and
whether this talented youth choose law
or the drama Az "A profession the world
VIII hear from him.
The program for "wednesday evening
was varied and delightful, but young
Doyles Buzrus ovcrshadowed II all and
makes the reporter forget the other
good things.
Thursday evening the program was
even more excellent, After Miss Jen-
ME Spradling's very sweet rendition
of "Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight. !"
Miss Wolyerton, the lovely deaf mute,
rendered 1t In pnntomime most heauti-
fully.
Miss Ida Gibson OF Erath county won
the highest honors Of the institution
a gold mediator best average In all
departments,
Col Nicholson OF Woatherford pre-
scented this medal with an appropriate
speech.
Miss Clara King won the gold medp
| for mathematics.
The presentation speech was made by
Hon Lee Young.
The committee which awarded the
elooutlon medal was composed %
| Messrs Eugene Moore, Collin George
| N, c. Baldwin, Mrs. Judge Moore ant
| Mrs, Louella styles Vincent
Ben Basel won the elocution medal
| which was presented most feicltouslN
by Col Goodson OF ComRnche.
Prizes were won by Misses Harris
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21


Mrs. w h. Bass visited this week.
II. NJ. Cate of Mineola is in the city
this week.
Henry Terry Of Mineola was In the
city Monday.
Mrs. G. p. Percy returned Friday
from Marshall.
Rev. Abe Mulkey and wife left Mon
day for Kilgore.
Tad Stinchcomb went over to Mar
shall Wednesday.
Roy. w. II. Allen and family have
returned from Marshall.
Mrs. II. Il. Henry and little daughter
of Mineola have returned home.
l. p. Paul and c, j. Larimcr Of Fort
Worth attended court here this week
Rev. II. G. scuddy left Tuesday for
the general conference at Memphis
Tenn.
Mrs. c. h. Randell and son OF Sher-
man are guests Of her sister Mrs s.
Murscholk
Mrs. Pickard, after several months
visit TO relatives in the city mas re-
turned home.
Mrs w. A. Windsor of San Antonio
10 in the city. the guest of her friend
Mrs. Joe Laird.
Mrs. DR.. ]. II, Taylor of Marshall
was the guest Of her sister, Nirs' W.
r.. Bass. the past week
Groggard OF Marshall will relieve
George Mantios night operator, AT the
Junction. MIR, Mantios VIII return 10
his home at Forney
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Mrs. II. Anderson is visiting friends In
Dallas.
Mrs. o. c. Fontaine visited friends In
Dallas the past week.
Mrs. NJ. b. Amber has returned 10
her home In Fort Worth.
Mrs. r.. S, Thurmond Of Shreveport,
La, Is visiting \. +. Wingo.
Miss Mary Glchrlst is visiting friends
and relatives IN Forney this week
Miss Efie Wright OF Denton, Tex. Is
visiting her friend. Miss Nora kearby.
Miss Kirkie Mason has returned
from a visit TO her brother IN oak
cliff.
Miss Birdie Mcknight IL visiting
friends and relatives IN Dallas THIS
week.
Mrs. f. V. Hodges Of Dallas is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. g. A. Cox. ON COL
lege avenue.
Misses May Torbett and Bette Gil
christ have returned from visit 10
friends Forney.
Mrs. Edmund Key OF Marshall rs
visiting her mother, Mrs. ID. T.. Garrett,
on Pecan avenue.
MISS Polite wills has returned TO
italy. Tex, accompanied by her
younger sister, Miss Alice Wills.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Montague gave
an entertainment the evening of the
i4th inst complimentary TO MIR. and
Mrs. John u. owens. nee Mias Jewelle
Montague. who had just returned from
an extensive Eastern bridal tour. The
assembled guests wore Misses Sallie
Goodwin, julie Gllchri5t, Magsic Dean.
Rose Gueenheim, M0y Torbctt. Myrtle
Dean. Mamie Dean, Ida Edwards.
Mona Yantis, Nora Kearly, Bottle Gil
christ. Jimmie Williamson. Clota
MouRhon. Katie Mason, and Mesdames
John Il. owens w. u. Montague and
A. Peer-y. q h. Smith, Richard Leland,
w. q. smith, George Wiiliams. w a.
Benham. Jr., w. r. Russell. w. V.
Wilson. ~. c. Blanks. w. y. Montague.
John y. owens. h. $. Collier, a. q.
Hamm. Il. A. WinEo. a, a Reeves,
j. r Kearby. g. y. Montasue and T..
A. Cox
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Mrs. II. Dickson has been very sick
but Is RECOVERING,
MIR. II. @, Bedford OF penlamen spent
Sunday IN the city.
Mrs. Brandan OF Newborn. Tenn,
II visiting her brother. II, E. Foulkes.
Mr.. Phillips OF sherman. was IN the
city this week looking for location for
a mill.
Mr., Herring passed through here
Thursday cnroute for his home In
Throcl<mortion.
Mr.. \ shaw OF Eagleford, was here
visiting friends and relatives the carly
part OF the week.
Mr.. u. u. Wall. accompanied by his
little son, Louie, returned Saturday
from Fort Worth
Mrs, II. +, Higgins and children
left Thursday morning for Decatur
where she goes 20 visit relatives.
\ very pleasant social was spent at
the residence OF MIR. and Mrs j, g.
keenan, ON Monday evening. II was
given IN honor Of Miss LigEle Townsend
OF Woimar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

.t,aa Katie Trippet OF Fort Worth ~
Waiting relatives IN this city
Miss Nnthic Edgar Is entertaining
Miss Queen Patterson OF Cisco.
Miss Ethel Watkins and Miss Carrie
Marty are the guests Of MISS Nellie
Bidwelli ~
Nie.es Barnes and iiency o. Che
htrne arc the guests OF Mrs. hlgHins
on spring street
Mra. Mulisne and children o. Fort
1yorth are visiting the family or Afb'
Henry miller, south side
Mr.. O. l.. Fewcll and wife OF corsi-
cana passed through this city rhufa-
day en- routc v Mineral Wells.
Misc Iazzie Craft, after pleasant
visit 10 her fricnd Aiisa Kate Bonner.
M Tor her home nj Fort Worth
Tuasaay.
Mira. NJ. =. Nicely, after few days
,-isit 10 her daughter. Mrs. a. =.
nuntlnR. left for her home Ia Cisco
Wednesday.
Mis- Hattie Butts, who has been
sucudinR a few days with her brother
Nh Jobn n Buttn. left Thursday for her
hons 10 Fort Worth.
Mics Marr1s rte Truelove. m accom-.
pilgEed young lady OF Aivarado. was
IL me city last week visiting the fam.
lly or Sir. g. s. Fianury,
afias Emma wills. after an extended
and pleasant visit to the Misses Gas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

nraaant r....,. ~. s,,. ,,.,,,a AZ.
s,,d NrINas ~, ei,u NJ, ~. ~ ~.
Ainewn,,h ~, -, W. ~ ~ ~ S.,it,,
Mr ma .,rs @"N Us; At,,,,,.,,i Nj,
Se,,e,,.s Ar ne, ~. 49, a.. ard
Mrs i..e s,,,,,p n',s. Ny, Vii MA
o,,ita +, ,,,r,,,e ~ e,, ~ ''''N''N'' N''''
" o'''e's
a private dance was given az the
rehlocnce OF Mr, r. r.. Vinettc's on
ast Tuesday evening, May 10 The
party consihted OF Messrs. u. r..
Mitohell, Charles Engle, Charles Boa
con, John pci.aura, Mt. Mitchell, A. 70
cooper, John Alderman. q. III. Mitchell.
y. h. blake, Charles Gillette. Misses
kroMn, Wood, Realms, fusion. Russell.
cuddy, MainEales, Gresham. Mrs. Bills
inglea and Miss Gillette. Those present
report splendid time.
Mr.. W, w. Heathcote IL here TO nut
on series Of hieh-clnss plays with
tho talented ladies and gentlemen OF
this city. These entertainments VIII
be given under the auspices Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Mrs ], w, ButE was visiting In Dal.
as las week
Miss Ida Woodall OF Elmo was Wis.,
iting in the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Nance was Wis
iting IN Dallas last week.
Mrs. W. J. Correil OF this city is WIS.,
iting friends in Wills Point.
Mrs. Heffner OF Forney was visiting
In the city last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray were Wis
ting in Lawrence last Saturday.
Mrs. John Cartwright is visiting the
family Of ]. B. Harris in this city.
DR.. Orr and daughter Miss Mamie.
was visiting In Dallas last week.
Miss Irene McFerran Of Paris is Wis
iting Mrs. Dr. Preston at the asylum.
Miss Sue Douglass OF Kaufman was
visiting relatives in the city last week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. o. Terrell returned
from Dallas. where they had been for
several days, last Tuesday.
Miss Stevenson of Kaufman was Wis
Ting Miss Simpson in this city last
week.
Mrs. j. ]. Price of Hinsboro was
visiting in the city last week. the guest
OF Mrs. oscar Price.
Miss Annie Stallings of Nevada, Tex.
Is visiting the family OF Mr. j. y.
Stallings in this city.
Miss Annie Cartwright OF San Au-
gustne is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il.
A. Wilson. In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs, c, w. Carter OF Dali
las were visiting the family OF W.
L. Martin OF this city last sunday
Mrs. NJ. Il. Burns and Mrs. T. s.
Henderson OF Cameron, Tex. are Wis
iting Mrs, Charles T. Hill Of this
city.
Miss BERTHE wilforg, who has been
visiting her friend, Miss Adams, at
Crandall. has returned to her home
In this city.
Mrs. Il. l. Kennedy and daughter.
who have been attending the mid-wln-
ter fair In San Francisco, have returned
TO their home In this city.
Miss Lou Norwood. a beautiful and
accomplished young lady OF Cleburne,
| Tex, IL visiting the ia lily OF Capt.
| c. NJ. Bivins in this city.
Miss Sue Warren, who has 5een WIS.,
| iting in Bonham and other points Sow
eral weeks returned To her home IN
this city last Wednesday.
Mrs. N, T. Hicks and son OF Farm
ersvine. Tex, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bomaf
of Amavile are visiting the family OF
Col. Jim Harris In this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

laughter. was the following test sem
fence. on which Mrs r. w. Chatiield
carried on the honors. mlspronounciug
only eleven. The greatest number
missed was nineteen. Folding his tent
ana stealing away like tho Arab that
ne was, the peripatetic Bedouin took
the route TO the mirage. In one hand
ne held vase. In the other contrary
emu Behind was the watchfui ihedivc.
IN front the providing jaguar. the former
MS detestation. the autopsy OF the lat
ter awaiting him. The poor Ulysses.
whose wife's name was Penelope, had
been valet TO Zeus. IN which situation
he had leisure to consummate several
malign atrocities. such as purloinlng
the furniture, candelabra and boucucts
OF fuohsias. to present 10 Mnenos2ne.
Pursued by the vengeance OF the KHAN.
he must In future study the ;'rotiles
OF the restaurateur and the ohipg-
rapher amid the sands OF the desert,
suddenly. as II to cut the gordtan krot
OF his difficulties at one blow. he hp'led
a passing phaeton and drove rapidly to
the ChRiybeate springs, where ul'lng
the evening he made his debut IN the
parQuet"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21


Miss Bydie Smith has returned from
visit to friends IN Dallas
Miss Daisy Smith OF Cameron spent
few days with her friends last week,
Miss Anna Ice Sellers OF straksviiie,
Miss, is visiting her sister. Mrs. w. {.
baltimore.
Misses Edie and Minnie Belle Smith
aud Miss Mia Wells have returned
from visihto salado.
The ciubN'rhe oldest OF the odds
attended commencement exercise OF
the Thomas Arnold high school at sa-
lado on Friday evening,
Mesdames Embreo and Hamilton and
Misses Lille Jones, Maggic Heron and
Ora Osterhont have returned from at
tending the Southern Baptist conven-
tlpn.
On Wednesday evening number OF
young people participated I'm a delight
full moonlight picnic at Millers Spring.
The spring Is beautiful with the Leon
river ON one side and high limestone
bluffs covered with maiden hair fern ON
the other.
A delicious lunch was spread under
the cottonwood and sycamorcs and the
following partook Of it Misses Mable
Pendleton, Cora Lee. Edle Smith, Lucy
Wilson, Anna Blanchard, Florie King,
hyde Smith, Hattie and Clara Denny
and Mrs. Nelson Smith. aud Messrs.
VIII Campbell Len pockners. Frank
Russell. Ed Kline. Joseph Merrill. -
Mcknight. Chas. smith, W, w. Jones
and Mr. Nelson Smith
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

The chatauqua circle met with Miss
Berta Jorgo,
Miss Asbury Abney made short
visit 20 Dallas this week
Miss Clara Ham rs Waiting friends
ana relatives IN Gaincavilie.
The Baptist sunday-school conven-
tion met Ia Denton this week.
Nh. and Mrs. j. IL, Chriatal have
returned from a short visit TO san An
tonic.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave strawberry fcatival Thursday
night
Miss Annie Edwards left Tuesday
FOR an extended visit 60 Nanhviliu,
Tenn, AMI CORTLAND, Ala,
The exercises OF the public schools
Were wcil attended ut the opcra house
Thursday and Friday evenings.
rae ArHt Literary club met with
Mrs. Martin Monday afternoon. Mrs.
BALDWIN read q paper on the Fairies OF
| the Midsummer Nights Dream. Cucs-
ar's Life, Campsigns, with extracts
from the third act OF shakespeare
''rwo Gentlemen Of Verona" werp
read.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21


Miss Annie Neras OF Whitcsboro IL
Vislung IN our city
Mr u, u kyus was visiting In Wlch-
tia Falls last week
Mr. Il. E, Montgomery was visiting
In childrcss last Monday
MIR ED Dcahl OF Arnc was Visiting In
the city the iirHt Of the week.
Mips Kate Sloan of TeNarkana IL
visiting relatives at this place.
Ntt.s Irtin .,nr az Ietrittnnd ia Waiting
her sister. Mira Fullinglm of this city.
A.. tur,.so, and win cf Mn-
,,9nr wore vIsltine I'm the CITY Tues.
dnv
H.. n,ota,, ana d.,,,htor N,,,s Min.
,,,, ar, yisItlnW MYs i n webrter OF
III. ,J,,
No.. ..,,,...,..,.,,,,.,,, ~
49, $1,000, ,,n'ii, .,sSnois ,gns A., nc
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Mrs ), w. Whlteh,hu' WIN W. DS ~, :
was FlhlllllE her lnplhvl NJ 'hru'h '"-
Icy tho nfHt OF th' WeeN,
J. Y. hdrlmgton ana ianly ieiI i1r
| Iowa PhiR Inuttuay hi'ih""'' Mh'V"
VIII be their tuturo h"hle'
Mrs. Jordan and little daughter Of
| Topeka are visiting The FAMILY OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

Mrs. W r. Brico IL on a visit TO her
old homo In Terrell. Tex.
James siclsler OF Fort Worth spent a
few days in Quanah last week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. s. osborne Of Plano
are Visiting relatives ia Quanah.
Mrs. d. D. swearingen left Tuesday
morning for Mississippi 10 spend the
summer
Mias Maud Patterson Is At Austin
visiting friends, where she viii remain
some time
Il p. Eubnnk. an attorney from Fort
Worth. spent last week IN Qunnah at
tending court
Mrs. Joe white - visiting her old
home IN Tennessee and viii remain
there during the summer
A protraoted nesting began Friday
nirht at the Christian church. which
bids fair 10 be quite successful
quito number OF young people
from Quanah attended the camp-meet-
ing north Of Gypsum last Sunday even
Ing
Mrs. ID. T.. Becishain returned home
Wednesday night from Wnshburn.
where she had been visiting for several
days.
Mra. @. s.. whtc left last week for
/. Kansas city ~ visit friends and rela-
tigea. She will be absent FOR some
time.
A. Moseley and wife are ia Nash
,tiie Tenn. this week. In attendance
upon the convention Of the Prasbyte-
| rian church.
The dinner and lee cream supper
| given Dy the ladieA OF the Methodist
] rhurci last rueadny was quite sue
cess. They mnde over ss9
DR.. o. II. Stacy and wife returned
! Monday morning from Galveston whore
i thag were ia attendance upon the doc
| tors convention AZ that place.
acssrs Charles Kcndrick and Mol
1 r.,rde,a returned from Fort Worth.
svh~re they had been as delegates 10
| Inc fircmufi'r convention from ouanah.
| Miss Ethel Bcckham. after a visit Of
| two months here with INC family OF
| her uncle. Mr. ID. j.. Beclfhafi, re-
turned 10 her home nj Sunset Saturday
morning.
one Of the most enjoyable AFFAIR." Of
seaaon was moonlight pienio Ind