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THE SUGAR CROP.

Immense Shipments Are Arriving ut
American Porta.
New YORK, March lathe large
number of vessels arriving at this port
from the West Indies within the Hast
two weeks has, in connection with the
violent fluctuations in the stock of the
sugar trust, attracted considerable at
tention. 1t has never before been nec-
essaray to charter steamers from regu-
lar lines TO carry the sugar crop, but
this eason several of the Southern Pa
cific company's boats have been pressed
into service, and have been making reg
ular trips TO Cuban ports. For the
week ending March z, there were re-
ceived ct the three sugar ports of New
York, Philadelphia and Boston. SO, 500
tons of 2,24O pounds each, which was an
increase of 1908 tons over the corre-
spending week Of last year.
The rushamg forward of the Cuba crop
Is alleged to be due TO simply fact that
the crop is excessively large, and must
be brought TO market. That the crop is
larger il shown by figures from Cuba,
which give a production this season of
3S9, 900 tons, against 34l, 900 tons last
season, and 500, 900 tons for 1892.
For the first eight days of March 80
vessels arrived at New York with sugar
from Cuba and. other West Indian ports
and Brazil. This feet was COM
posed OF 10 steamers, 0 banks,
N brig and sixteen schooners; the note
worthy point being the number Of the
steamers, which. while decreasing the
number of their arrivals, carry much
larger cargoe@ and accomplish more
work at less expense than the smaller
craft.
In connection with the figures rela-
tive to the market for and stock of cane
sugars il is interesting to note that there
are at present A. 100 tons of beet sugar
afoat from Hamburg for New York,
and freight room for IS. 900 tons more
has been engaged.
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Another Amsyican Counter.

LONDON, March 12.-The marriage OF
Miss Virginia Bonygne, the American
heiress, and Viscount Deerhurst, eldest
son and heir OF the Earl Of Coventry,
was solemnizsd at high noon at the
Church Of All Saints in the West End.
The members Of the ~aristocracy turned
ont LIN force and there was also a large
sprinkling Of the American colony.
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rennsasse congreaaioaal Nominatasn.

BRIsToL, Tenn, March 12.-The Re
pnblicans Of the First Tennessee con-
gressional district have nominated wv.
g. Anderson of Cooke county oven
Walter Brownlow Of Jonesboro. Nomi-
nation means election. as the district
has z 100 Republican majority. a. Al.
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The ex-queenof Hanover Is passionate
II fond Of the game Of skittles and plays
every day during her stay DIT Munden,
where tbs Duke Of Cumberland had q
skittle ground laid for her use In the
park. The ladies Ii waiting are her
fnaiesty's partners IN the game.--Londou
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would Receive Mckinley.

ST. PAUL, March AT a meeting
OF the Ramsey county delegation to this
convention OF the Republican State
league, to be- held in Minneapolis on
March ~, il was decided to tender a
reception in st. Paul to Governor Nc
Kinley, If he can be induced to attend.
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giving mp for another what you would
enjoy for yourself; the voluntary surren-
dering Of that, which by association, or
affection, has become seemingly indispen-
eible, for the greater good of another.
It y perhaps, the highest test OF love.
There 10 Joy in ''golng without for those
we love.
There are many good reasons why we
should deny ourselves for others. 1t is
Christlike. His spirit and life were
purely unselfsh. He chose temporal
and social poverty, that we being poor,
4 might become rich. He lived for
Others at his own expense. We are
commanded to practice self-denial, as we
are forbidden to live in self indulgence.
Again, the world needs the fruits Of our
self-denial. "The poor We have always
with you" Somebody has said God
must especially love the poor, he has
made so many. We, too, need the bene-
fits Of our denial. 1t will do for the
soni, what the athletes training and alb
s%tinence will do for the body. whose
ever will save his life shall lose it, and
whatsoever shall lose his life for my sake,
shall " it," The gifts and deeds Of
seif-denial, seem to receive a greater
blessing from God and 60 farther for good
than ell others. We should apply our
selfrdepial to Jul Injuries, first; if we
have none, then to our comforts; if no
Comforte, to our necessities. The saliva
ton army raise many thousands, from
their annual self-denial week fund, and
II comes largely from the necessities OF
life. AS one said 1--WE fast q meal, that
we may give a meal" We should do
all Of this c~heerfully, humbly and to the
glory of God. Do IL all with q strong
faith. she that hath pity upon the
poor, lendeth to the Lord, and that
which he hath given will he pay again."
The demands for self-denials, are espec-
ially pressing in these hard times. The
church benevolences are being alarm
ingly reducedl Debts are being incur
redl The church should be the last
place TO Fetrench. Until we have cut
or luxuries, comforts, and rigidly sum
med our necessities, We should not think
of reducing our offerings to Christ and
Hins, church. ~" .*@.
NJ NW4ffn haak r. nIsunprawo .E -slal
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Homer, Pauline Hall and Spring Gar.
den cigars at the Palace Drug store.
Walden e ODFF.
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have a who wants to trade
l2 good work horses and o new thresh-
ing machine for land.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
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ook at what invites inspectDn-our stock Of SIP ing Dress Goods. q
succession of surprises, an aggregation Of ali the novelties of the
season. There's magic in the stuff at our figures. Our cotton dress
studs are peerless. So is every fabric we have in stock-each admira-
BILE in itself, and doubly SO because it can't be duplicated in Madison
at our figures. Light street stufs. marvellously varied in the most
delicate shades and int, novel aud beautiful combinations, striking
effects in every variety OF sqring goods. All are here, and all the
ladies of Madison are here for them.
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Local Trime 'rshte.
Chicago. Mitwauke a Ii 81. Paul Railway, which
hook effect, sunday. N0v. no. fG0a:
TRAINS 00SN0 EAST.
Passenger, No. q, departs 10s1B o. n.
Freight, No. %, departs $40 q. nm.
Freight, No. "a, departs 6:06 b. m.
TEAMS oosNn wnBT,
Passenger, No. 5, depaFse $50 p. n.
Freight, No., 81, depaFss7 100 a. m.
TRAINS FROm TINE MAaT.
Passenger, No. 3, arrived 9:4b p M,
krelRhts No. "a. arrives 4:sOa- ~.
Freight, No. Dks arrives 5sNb " m.
TRAINS EROM THE VEST.
Passenger, No. 4, arrives 1910 Q. "a.
Freight. No. o.. arrives BOO q. m.
Alt the above trains carry pm@eenRerss but
fEeights only when passengers ere provided with
tIckete.
Passenger sFalMe goang east make connection
at Rgan Tor Ali points south, and passenger. train
going wet, &C W0oneOcket for ell points, north.
MADfsOM a 1MtgroL LINE.
Passenger going north. departe 1870 d. m.
PASSENGER from north arrives. $40 p. m.
mo. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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THE CITY.
PERsONAL ITEMS.

Miss Minnie Spear went home to Col
man on q visit.
Ed Colvin, of the Salem Special, drop
ped into our sanctum to-day.
Rev. MFR. Geyman was q passenger fci
Moody county this morning.
John Blair went to Ramona to look
after his new blacksmithing interests.
u. II. Hubbell was . passenger by the
north train tor Minneapolis to-day.
q. r.. Grinager returned from his
southern trip Saturday evening, much
improved iii health.
Mrs. r. Lannon, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Clara Barnett of New York
returned home Saturday evening. AT
Prairie du CHEN. on the way, they Wis
tied Miss Nellie Lannon.
w. r. Smythe returned from Woon-
socket, On the morning train, whittier be
had gone TO meet Mrs. Smythe and the
baby, who have just returned from Coo
RADIO. He found them both we'll.
e. g. Whalen, OF Spirit Lake, Iowa
was o visitor with his people here over
Sunday, returning home this morning.
Z He says the prospects for the Spirit
Lake Chautauqua Of 1894 are looming up
with prominent talentin view though ii,
IL too early In the season to state
definite engagements.
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Ex-speaker Hewl. Dead.

HoLLlDAYsBuRG. Pa. March FAX
Speaker Benjamin L. Hewitt died afte.
q brief illness. He recently went to
Philadelphia TO be treated for rheuma-
tism and returned home apparently inn.
proved. He was speaker of the house
during the session of lSSl-lSS2.
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AT the Palace Drug store.
Walden & ODEE.

Statesmen wanted. Free prepaid out
fit. One Of our agents has earned over
$4,000 in five years. p. @. Box 1871,
New York.
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Have for sale two residence lots ON
which | can give very low prices, either
for cash OF on easy payments. it taken at
once., CHAs. JED. KENNEDY.
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Prescriptions carefully compounded ii
the Palace Drug store.
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On farms at lowest rates, by North
western Loan and Banking Co. No
waiting. We make papers and pay over
money at once.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY, Pres.
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Choice perfumes direct from Paris and
Grasse ID france, ~ the Palace Drug
store. Walden q ODEE.
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LOCAL mREvarTEs.
45; llax 800.

Wheat ~; Ilax &I.20.
w. A. Mackay has returned To- Office
work after nearly 4 weeks illness.
Il ID. Shepard has moved into bis
house lately purchased from Claus
Hexom.
Rev. i. @. BIackman returned this
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White back glimmers furnished
and put on the wall for 35 cents
per roll. Gifts, double roll, furn-
ished aud put on the wall for 40 and As
cents. BLAKE g. ScHRAM.
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House for rent. CHAs B. KrSsEDY
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Morning subject: sSelf-denial.r Matt.
tl6.2A. II not much Of the service Of the
average christian, that which he can
rive tjust 40 well al not5" DO We arise
earlier or sit up later, e need be, TO have
more time 10 work Tor Christi Do We
work only when We fssl like ii? DO We
give or our surplus ouly studiously.
avoiding giving until swe feel it9p DO.
we Withhold our deerest idols, in cur con-
s~ecration2 self-denial il the control u
lcruciixion Of selfish propensities; the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-31

Miss Belle ohio lea Saturday TO visit
friends IN Jefferson, anu Marshall,
Tex.
AllBs Mamie Dec I'm OF Fulton. Ark.
~ in tho city, tho gueet OF Mrs. Paul
Jones
Mr.. ana Mrs Charlie wlkceaon enter.
tanned the brides aud grouma VI the
year on rueadny evening,
Mr.. White smart loft Thursday for
'le ola states TO Visit friends aud rel
ntiycn
Mlgs Cora iiuclsina VIII entertain the
coming week Miss kittie woodward Of
Fort Worth.
Mrs. William lrried OF Fulton apont
Thurudhy In the city.
Dr. aud MrH. Mann lott ThurHday
night for visit to relatives al NHah-
vllp, Tonn.
Mrs Paul Dimes cntoftainpd few
Of hcr most Intimate friends at din-
ncr Thuradny,
Miss Mamie King brilliant mual-
chm, a graduate Of the Cincinnati con.
ncryatory OF music, Ia tho guest OF
airs, y. w, Onanhauser.
Mlaa Gcrtle WAR entertained Mrs,
WOODWARD Oh Friday evening
Miss florlne Evans. who has been
vlsltinH her brother, Mr.. Tom lovhng,
leit Friday for her home at Marshall
ToX.
Master Clifton Talbot, who han been
attending school az Austin, IN spending
the holidays with his parents,
Miss Matte Shut returned home Sat
urday night from visit to the family
OF Judge Bates, IN Little River county
ARK,
Mrs IT, A. Byrne accompanied by
her mother ana Mstnr, has G0no 10
Misainaippi to spend tho holidaya
Mr. Harry W, Huntington, ono OF
Texarkana'B most prominent young
men, LEFT Monday for New Orleans, 10
reside. much 60 regret OF bis many
friends, Mr. Huntington 10 one Of
the oldest members OF the Mercury
wheel club. which honered him with
O banquet on Friday niEht At tho
Cosmopolitan hotel
The affair wan one or tho grandeHt
OF the AcaAon.
Miss Kate Gibbons Of Doggy was
IN attendance at the Milier eounty In
Btituic.
Miss Annie Young OF Marshall, Trs.
~ IN tho city, the guest Of Mira ID
Coach.
Mas Annie Stall entertained her kin
dcrEarten class az u Christmas iree Oh
tho morning Of the 10Th.
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The weeks social Whit was opened
" delishitul dinner party given by
Nir. aud Mira. j Nls SAulleS, la COM
nnmcnt 70 Mr. o, l. Clhbon OF Bowie.
fho dinner was seTVed IA twelve
o0uines. one inorc rVchrrVhe could
not have hren given Only a very
tow OF The elite We're hidden. Those
fortunate enough to attend were
Misaes Eshcl Jones, Annie Lee Jones,
Mlnnie Lee Tllghman, Mrs. rrcs Ter-
tell. Mcesre. Jack Gates. Boh More. q.
Il, Gibpon and pree rcrreli.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Pratt gave n
Nule party" which was guile de-
nShtful aftalr
"Wednesday evening Joshua eimp-
kihs and his Jolly company entertain
cd tho DecRtufltea.
Last evening" tho event which has
lonR been anticipated By the sarlety
people came on the swell hop OF
the season. Excellent music wae eivyn.
Tho hall was decorated beautifully. Il
btpmed that mo gentlemen had spared
no palms 10 make the atiair one i9ns to
be r0mnmberOd a few OF those ploa-
pnt wefri Misses lcsalo Morris. onk
Nlin; pclehman, 81 Louis. rnt How
Oh. penion; Ruby Morris. Oak Clm,
Nell Beard, Ncli Con, Minnie nigh
man, Ethel Jones, ANN Lee Jones'.
Ethel Gates, lueE Lundly Katie Mil
lnr Mesdomcs, Saunoy, d. H.. Allun,
Terrell, Mcasrs. v. l., IlhhOn. Bowiv.
fnrhrough OF Honey Grdye, Al rankcr-
Ay, Rob More, J e. rallAforro, Mack
Gates, jack Gates, lianle Sellers. WIN
Terrell Orville Cates. RAh saunoy,
Pres Terrell, Rolla lfnec, n y. Az
len, EranlS Con, doe Gates. jean nui-
lock, imrnle Shoemaker,
la hi
nah More Joy,Ahilcnc, Mlss Fannlc Me-
Coffin, Newport, Ark. Miss Zones. md..
Miss Doris, Kentucky; aud MISS Dcioil-
man, ST. Louis
Mrs, George Con- has been entertain.
Ing Miss lsouiH l'lsmer OF Cleburne.
MiaA Pct Howell OF Denton ~ visit
lug her aunt, Mrs. y, - Allen,
The Minsea Morris " oak Clin Col
lege are Waiting friends IN tho city.
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asns D. II; Matthews spent several
aeys AZ Bolton last week.
Mr' j. S. Llllard was IN ps..,,.
waiting In the city. !"
,dsxs anna Carpenter spent the hol-
'urss VITA friends In sherman "
". ana Mrs, Addison OF sort xvor,h
az Nssung relatives In the citv.
Mr. Sanders Wilson OF Hsnric,.a
srsnt Christmas with relatives in me
,s n,5s Lillian Davis Is at home with
fe,auvcs during the holidays.
Miss LILLIAN Duke is spending tho hoi.
days abroad. ~ ''''-
with friends IN Dallas '''''''
=, "tsss LA Lively and Minnie Manor
Of foiytcchnic college. Fort Morth
spent the holidays at home.
sllss Maggie Thomas. who has been
attending school AZ rhorp springa.
spent the holidays with relatives IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Ranks ar nelle-
week. % VISIT i"s'
Professor T, J. Crawford and wife
spent .ast week in Galveston
~, A. Gwalsney and family spent
Christmas in BelchervIlle.
MI Brice HoslSins OF Dallas dined
Etn-ais mother, MIS-. w. j. Llnnen, on
christmas day.
Professor II. d. Hayes went to GAL
Yeston last week.
Mr.. Len Scheyenell OF Fnrt worth
lcity. - ss "a Wv
Miss Ellen Cook of waxahachie Wis.,
TIED the family OF w s. Cook IN Tho
city.
A number OF young people gathered
nj the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 4.
burgess Tuesday evening and very
pleasant evening was spent by all
present.
Miss Jessie clyens entertained
party Of friends "wednesday evening,
Those who enjoyed the pleasures OF
the evening were Hard Butler and
Miss Chloe Hnlman, Harry II. Belts
and Miss Lucille Wilson. Ed II. And
rows and Miss Myrtle Mcdaniel. Albert
Thomas and Miss Ellen owsley. Win
Owsley. t. I. Lillard and Clay still
well.
A Christmas eve reception at Hotel
Bellevue was a grand affair, the event
being complimentary TO the guests or
that house. Mr.. and Mrs Meyer, the
host and hostess. presided In very
pleasing manner over an excellent sup
per. which was very much enjoyed by
those present The guests were. Mr.
c, W. Wilson and Miss Nettie Lowrlc
Mr., Bob We'll and Mrs. Alice Stailings,
Mr.. Hard Butler and MISS Chloe Hal
man, Mr.. Louis Haas and Miss Cora
Edwards, Mr.. Albert Thomas and Miss
Ellen owsley. Mr. Dave Wacheuhelm
end Mise Maud 1'riedly, MIR, and Mrs
z. l. Llllard, Messrs. NJ L. Manner,
II. T. Belts. Lillard Move. and w. J..
Wilson.
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Miss Mnry Smith - spending this
week a, her home IN Ron county.
Mr. " H. RAiley OF lllilaboro was In
town Saturday
Miss Fannio Pearson Is at home from
Waco Female college spending Christ
mas with her RlsicE MisH 1.lly.
Mira J y, Nfeclcndnn lon Saturday
for itusHvlvilic, Ky. where she viii
NlHlt nor son. who is attending school
MIR Il. l.. Brewer OF Decatur spent
rusalay IN Decatur
Mr., Brown of San Saba npont several
days uiin week IN ltaaca Visiting Mr..
j. ", Mllkdr
Mlsacg Bell and Tcnn rrulti, accom-
panied BY thor brother Charlca, ara
spending ihg Christmas holidays with
their friends 81 West
Miss l2llln lrcen loft Monday TO
spend several daya In Decatur,
lsev J y. Boone was In West Tues
Mr.. A. w. Kerr was In Dallas sun
day Waiting relatives.
Mr.. lluEh Dunn OF Waco viaited rula-
uvea IN 1tascn Tuesday
Mr., aud Mira, J. n Muse OF Grand
view visited relatives In this city Sum
Mr. Claude Green spent several daya
IN Grandyiew this week
Dr. q, \. Morse OF Columbia. Mo-, 10
helc Visiting his son, Mr. Geo. NJ.
Air J. T Mcclendsn gpont saturday
Ia Fort Worth,
Mr. MAI J Price attended ths
funor Nlnater Layton Roberts Of
lillllbol Who aas been III Tor sone
time, Monday.
Mrs, J. J., Files LETT Saturday FOR
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was pitched from her buggy by the
lAhing OF the horse. which. while The
injuries sustained were not very SER
lvns, nccessitatcd tho indcnnltc most.
poncment OF the concert In behalf OF
the college.
Thursday evening ia spite Of the
piercing cold the Young people atorsnea
me hosrltahie residence 81 Col and
Mrs. styles and tor several houra fnr-
got the norther IN their mefrlsnert and
psphling 3oyouenssa.
MSlA j, ". Srpesbeck gave a dining 10
paASty OF ccngcniai Young people
ThursGSy In honor o. Miss I,ottie,s
suest aiiss Jessie johnson OF san An
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mira,
~ u. y bRteman scryed aumptuous
ssuppef 70 their frlendi. Mr. aud Mrs.
louise. Mt. and Mrs. ifamp Hawklna.
Mt and Mrs. Mothershed, Mr. and Mrs.
Creswcl AR. and Mrs. Polls Orr. NJ
ard Mrs. Mccormick. Mr.. and Ms. Joe
Murphy and Mira. 1arrot Minton.
Mt and Mira Grouse gave an enioyn.
urday.
The biggest affair OF Christmas wcek
was an impromtu gathering at the
opara house Saturday evening, An
the Young society people ~ the city
participated and all had toby ennd
time under the chaperonagd OF Mes.
Games W. II. Frey. u. V. q Ratenan
Gayle Tolhert. McCreswell and othcrs.
Miss Allie Ring, the charming daurh-
ter or Judge n. b. Ring, and who -
popular teacher in the Terrell puhllc
schools. spent the holidays with her
friends In stephcnyillc,
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Miss Ealile wood ~ home from De-
cntur 70 hpcId tho holidays.
Miss aisfy johnson 81 spending the
holidays with friends Al l'ilot Point
The following young ladies' OF Pat
terson Institute have gone home 10
ppspd tho Christmas hoiidays. Mlss
Minnie Lights1y, Leila Wilmington.
May, Dora and Dcriie Kirkpatrie. to
Isnnis: Thena wheeler. Cora and Elm
ma Patterson, 10 Aiansnald. May Hos-
aDn. Burton Poe. aud Rosa Garrett. 10
Wilford, and Agnes Harper. TO itaaca.
Aiiapes Lille and Katie Lewis are
nj homo Tor the holidays.
Mis- schop, I.andman Of Waco IL
Visiting the Roeenbaum family.
Mrs. Wili MCGOWAN and nor two
sweet little daughters are spending
the holidays ~ Forrosion.
Mrs. J. @. Bradley u visiting In Aus
Tin.
Nrs. Matte saIoHhin or Atlantis, Ga.
IL guest of The Rosenbaums
hir. and MIS-. 8 w. Trowell are
sprndinr the holidays near Eagle Ford.
Mrs. Sophie Smith OF Waco has re-
turned bona
Mra. Weis1lan and daughters OF Fort
Worth arc visiting ~. Lewis' family.
Mrs. N. g. Hlil and family have ro-
tnrned home 10 10 Grange.
Mcsarn. ernst and Fred Quicken
aledf and families arc spending tie
holidays 10 Fort worth
Mrs. ID. y HAwllins OF Johnstowu
hae Joined her husband and win 70
main.
afrs. sldonia Mungssheimor Of Dali
iAa has returned home.
Mlassa katie Theresa and Maud Hhr-
rinelon, who have been attending the
Achlnsny Of the BaEred Heart. a. Waco,
have returned homo 20 spend the hoii-
days,
MIRA. Mary Hrshford u waiting In
Ma. Mary Reynolds, tss society sd
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Miss Emma Peyner, OF Tyler Is Wis
itlng relatives here.
Mrs. p. D. Harrison has returned
from New orleans.
Victor Bolding, OF shreveport. La,
accompanied by Johnnie Patton, spent
the holidays in the city, the guest OF
his uncle, c. b. Cunningham and fami-
ly.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Burrows, OF Nacogdoches,
is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Muclleroy.
Miss Matte giewelien has returned
from Overton.
Miss Ellie Show is in Austin with
friends for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Womack, Jr., have
returned to Marshall.
Capt. and Mrs. w. I. Bruner have re-
turned from Palestine,
Mrs. Cross, OF Marshall. was the
guest Of Mrs. G, NJ. Tabler this week,
Mrs Il. r. Patlllo Of Queen city. Is
! visiting relatives here,
Mrs. W. G. Northcutt Is the guest OF
relatives in Tyler.
Miss Eta Clark returned to Itaska
Saturday.
Miss Carr Layrone came up from
College Station to spend the holidays
with relatives here.
Mr., and Mis-. T. NJ. Campbell and
famllN. OF GaieStues are Hptnuluk
Christmas with relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Flourday and Mrs Mccormick.
of Dallas. are visiting Mrs, W. 4.
whitelock
MT. Aubrey Hargrove has gone to
Bonhnm.
DR.. and Mrs. A. s. Cochran. of Min
cola, spent Christmas with their pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Luckett
sam and Justin Henry, OF Minecla.
are visiting here.
Mrs. H. NJ. Knox spent Christmas
IN Marshall.
Mrs, " A. Leak Is visiting In Tyler.
Miss Lena Nelson, OF Taylor, IA Sis-
itlng here.
Miss Maggie Harlan, OF this city, and
Mr.. Stephen NJ. HORNE. OF Cuba, Mo,
were married on Sunday morning at the
residence Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs " z. Harlan. Rev. $. NJ. Ten
ney oficiating.
Married, in this city on Tuesday, ~
1850 D. M. at the Magnolia hotel. the
horne Of Mrs @. VI. Tabler. the brides
mother Miss Ruth Peck and Mr.. D.
w. Van Allen. Rev. w. 4. Tardy Off
oiating.
Married. at the horne OF the brides
paranta, Mr. and Mrs. $. r. Shield <
REV. w. T. Tardy officiating, Miss Bera
Shields and Mr.. Dock Huffman, all OF
this city.