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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-27

sandrift that rises from the beach,
at Moomoo, and is carried over four
miles inland. "Over there, says
he, "is plain, on which, even to
this day, are hundreds of skulls"
Caves which yielded treasure to the
busy sheriff, of ill-gotten goods
from the Wilcox, were shown and
a picturesque description given OF
the pre-Adamite footsteps of vari-
Gus sizes, which are visible on the
plains of Kahuia.
ARRIVAL AND FIRST VISITS.
The longest voyage has, however,
an ending and at 7:10 a. m, after
very kind treatment by the ele-
ments and constant plodding on
ward for eleven hours, the anchor
of the Lehua was dropped in seven
fathoms of water about 200 yards
from the Kalaupapa beach. Break
fast was hastily partaken, of and
soon the party of visitors were en-
barked in boats and bound shore
ward. Happily there was but lit
tie swell on for, if otherwise, the
occupants of the first boat icon
tanning all the dignatiries) would,
at the least, have received a thor
ough drenching, through the boat
grounding before reaching a safe
haven. Help from shore, however,
relieved the party from threatened
discomfort and all were landed dry
and safely. The music of the Set
tlement band was given to the visi-
tors as greeting, "Hawaii Ponoi,"
"Aloha Oe," and a spirited march
being played during the journey to
the Visitors House." where AS
sistant Superintendent Ambrose
Hutchinson welcomed the travellers.
After a short rest President Smith,
members of the Board of Health
and the medical gentlemen paid
visit of inspection to the home for
girls founded by Hon. c. R. Bis
hop, and known as Bishops
Home" Sister Superior Marie
anne and Sister Albina showed the
various rooms and the inmates
(about 100 in number) to the Off
cials, the verdict being, as usual
after inspection, "Well done, thou
good and faithful servants" Band
master Berger, who was in the
party, gave the afflicted girls
pleasurable quarter of an hour by
playing several selections on a
piano winding up with "Sweet Ma
rie" and the irrepressible "Ponoi."
The Board of Examining Physi-
clans consisting of Drs. Wood,
Howard, Meyer, Mouritz and Oil
yer, inspected five cases which
claimed attention and will present
written reports thereon to the Board
of Health. Return was had to
headquarters for horses prelimi-
nary to visit to Kalawao.
FROM KALAUPAPA TO KALAwAo.
AS several important matters
we're to be considered division of
labor was in order and President
Smith placed the "medicos" under
the guardianship and guideship of
Drs. Mouritz and Oliver, they to
take cognizance of the condition
and personal needs of the many
"sick" people, while sanitary and
other proposed works of improve
ment were looked after by the Pre-
sident and Executive Officer Rey-
nolds, The medical gentlemen
made a rapid transit to the plea
SAINT plains of Kalawao to inspect
the inmates Of the hospital and the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-27
N. F. BURGESS

10 now. prepared 10 repair Garden HonA
and all kinda Of Tools Shatpen0d, m -
ing Carving Knives ann BuiHsOEsj ~
Mowers . SpeoiAltyj also Settling dlam; ~
fact All kinds OF jobbing. Work oailAA ~
and 'eturned King up $50 Mutasl M
DhODa i7NlK
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-27

Mr.. Reynolds, Marshal Hitchcock,
Warwick Hunt and the BULLETIN
correspondent visited the Waiho-
nou valley the object being to as
certain the possibility of utilizing
the water which is apparent in
spots in the river bed. After in
spection return was had to the
place where the lately built reser-
voirs are in position at the highest
point in the road between Kalau-
papa and Kalawao. The reservoirs
are two in number, circular in
shape, one fifty and the other
thirty, feet in diameter and each,
ten feet in depth. The supply,
which comes through line of pipe
Originally laid under the supervi-
sion of Mr.. Charles B. Wilson, dur
ing Hon. L. A. Thurston's admin
istration as Minister of Interior in
1881, extending from a fountain
head in Waikolu valley, four miles
distant, is plentiful and constant,
and is a great blessing to the
dwellers in the formerly arid dis
trict CT Kalaupapa. Start was now
made, by the-President's party, for
Kalawao, passing en- route the old
hospital, Mormon, Congregational
and Catholic (Father Damiens)
churches and the graveyard where
sleeps most of the Settlements
dead. Halt was made at the Bald
win Home for Boys, where the
party were greeted by good Bro
ther Dutton.
THE BALDWIN HOME FOR BOYS.
To the stranger visitor the sights
that meet his view when he passes
through the gates of the Baldwin
Home on an inspection day is not
the most beautiful and enhancing,
for that which first attracts his at
tention is the never-to-be forgotten
lineaments of many countenances
of most advanced cases, and whose
condition would seemingly warrant
the presentation of Dante's we'll
known inscription over the portals
of Hades, "Who enters here leaves
hope behind" Hon. H. P. Bald
win considered that something
should be done to better the condi-
tion of these hopeless" cases, and
being a practical missionary"
planter Ito the fore always in i'm
proved machinery he without any
hope of fee or reward sent a carte
blanc order to erect buildings, to
clear and plant grounds, to furnish
and equip with all the necessary
belongings, and he did not murmur
at a bill of $4,000. About four
acres of ground are contained in
the enclosure, and it is a beautiful
spot in this wilderness of rocks and
uucleared lands. The dormitories
are six in number and are most
cleanly kept. School rooms are
placed in suitable locations and all
is under the care of three Sisters of
st. Anthony of Syracuse, N. Y,
members of the like sisterhood hav-
ing charge of the Bishop Home at
Kalaupapa. An honest, good man,
educated and apt, genius and me-
chanic, is present in Joseph Dut-
ton, co-laborer in this national
pest house with Father Damien
and who still aids in dressing the
sores and ulcers of the one hundred
patients who are benefited by the
noble charity of Hon. H. P. Bald
win.
ON PLEASURE BENT.
After inspection of the Baldwin
Home the two parties, which had
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-27
EN- ROUTE.


Both wind and weather presaged
a very pleasant passage, yet even
the reticent Captain Macauley had
to say Eyes" when asked if the
outward voyage would be a "long
one" and advanced as a reason the
use of the mainsail as an awning
instead of Il propelling power. Be-
meath this temporary awning mat
tresses were laid for the aCcommo-
datiOn of guests and the space al
lotted was quickly peopled by
voyagers whe dread NAL de mer and
who deemed a recumbent position
preventative to the unpleasant
sickness. Marshal Hitchcock with
an eye as usual to all the possibili-
ties quietly pre-empted freight
boat and with the aid and assist
ance of willing hands turned the
structure into an airy and comfort
able bedroom enrolling three other
voyagers as boatmates. From the
Marshals headquarters, thus estab-
lished, there were sounds of revelry
the livelong night; in the morning
one, B., was named as the cause;
that gentleman denied that he had
dreamt that he had fallen over
board and had attempted to- swim
out, but-he ate no breakfast. After
.Molokai light was raised, (about
1:3O a. M !, it was weary watching
to see it passed and sleep fell alike
upon the sick and the well. At
daybreak only the point Of Kalae-
okailio had been reached, beneath
the shadows of whose beetling cliffs
lies the wreck of the illfated bark
G. N. Wilcox. Further along Mar
shall Hitchcock points out the spot
where, on July 10, 1889, the bark
J. B. Lancaster, Captain Small,
laden with quicksilver and sun
dries, ran ashore, after being aban-
doned, and was successfully wreck
ed" by him and native divers. And
now the younger Hitchcock, Depu-
ty-Sheriff of Molokai, Ga much
travelled Molokaian), points out a
curiosity, plainly apparent, in a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-27

AN EXCELLENT
FIRE
RETARDANT
AND
DISINFECTANT.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-27

After inspection of the Baldwin
Home the two parties, which had
now become one, re-divided into
smaller groups and took up differ
ent lines of employment. The
medical gentlemen, with the excep-
ton of Surgeon Hessler, returned
towards Kalaupapa with view of
taking in the sunken crater of Ka-
hukoo en- route. Others went far
ther along the plain and towards
the high cliffs that stop the inroad
of the Pacific, Captain Cochrane
and Surgeon Hessler joined forces
and took various Photographic
views, the most interesting of
which were, probably, an interior
of the Damien church, view of
the famed priests grave and monu-
ment lin which latter is taken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

A, II, Carrigan returned from
visit 10 Austin Tuesday. Miss Grace
Van Dyke left Thursday for visit TO
Mineral Wellg.. Mr.. and Mrs, Slaugh-
ter entertained In honor of friends
Thursday evening Mayor Joline WIS.,
tied Seymour this week. Mr. IL. NJ.
Victor returned Friday from visit
down the road. ,..J. r. Montgomery
visited Seymour last week, Mrs. a,
Hundlowitz entertained Thursday uf-
ternoon, Miss Lillian Hart Of AroAer
City Is the guest OF friends In the
city this week...,C, NJ. Moses returned
Monday from a trip In the Indian Ter
rltory, Rev, j, w. Campbell prnach-
ed Mt Henrietta sunday .. Mrs, ] n.
Morrison OF Dmmitt who has been
visiting the family OF her brathervn-
law, j. s. Fore, left Thursday for xher
home In the Panhandle..H Sp} rht
u Iowa Park was seen In 'he ylty
Saturday. Mrs, j. u. Aris and dill
drcn left Thursday for Farmlngon,
Tex. 20 visit friends and relatives L.
II. Van Dyke returned from Visit
In the Territory on Wednesday .., Mrs.,
Mlttenth0l Of Vernon Is the guest VI
Mrs, j. Mittcnthal of this city dis
week Morcll McGregur made a -. isl
ness trip TO Archer City Tuesday
Miss Hattie Marcus entertained lin
honor OF friends at her home Wediles-
day evening ,Chlldron's day was oh
served at First Presbyterian church
Sunday night. The church was beau
tifnlly decorated and the pieces cN-
cellently rendered by all who particl-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

pated . THE social given by the Y.
NJ. c. A. at X. =. hail Monday even
ing was IN every particular sue
cess. and enjoyed by al who attended
-. Misses Eta soulc. ella Moore, Nary
Miller. Kate Haynes, Lizzie Clasbey.
Mr.. Davis. Mrs. Mccory. Mr.. Mccall
lum. Rev. Campbell, and VIII Hart at
tended the convention at Fort Worth,
SEYMOUR.
Miss Matte Holmes OF Murfreesboro,
Tenn, arrived In the city "Wednesday
to visit her sister, Mrs. II. Bcaty....
Miss Ruth Nichols OF Eagle Ford, Tex
is visiting her uncle, j. v. Luck, and
family al. j. LomaN OF Haskell is IN
the city on busineas,.. II. B. Martin
visited his brother. X. u. Martin, TINS
week. Mr.. and Mrs. }. u. Luck anu
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il. Fowlkes returned
Friday evening from an extended trip
through Southern Texas and Old Mex
leo. Miuses Lura and Becea Bedford
OF GOree are visiting friends ~ Sey-
nour this week. Aiessrs. L. A. Dalton.
w. b. ogden, NJ. Turney and .. ~
Love attended court IN Fort worth
the past week. Mrs. A. r. Manning
and children Of Albany, Tex. are mere
visiting her sister. Mrs. q. J.. Bar
Der Mrs II. l.. Hockersmith and 1T
tie son left Tuesday for Gilmer, Tex.
10 visit her mother. Prof J. r. Cooper
left Wednesday for Throckmorton on
business =. District Attorney l.. $. Kim
der left for his home at Plainview, Tex,
last Monday :. Sheriff Il. +. Harper OF
Motley county was in town Thursday
~. Misses Maud and seye Howell of
benjamin and Miss Carrie Shelton OF
Itasca, Tex. are Waiting thar aunt.
Mrs. Il. II. Faneher.. Mr. and Mrs. j.
S. Rike, accompanied by Miss ANNE
Coker OF Haskell. came In M0ndny
evening 10 meet their daughter, Miss
Lily who has been attending school In
Sherman the past year. She was ac-
companied BY Miss frost OF Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

Worth, who will spend the summer In
Haskell. .,Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tay-
Tor are In Fort Worth this week..
Harry Lowcnstein went 10 BENJAMIN
this week on hueinoss ...A. =. Fowler
formerly OF this place but now OF Ennis.
IL visiting friends here this week..
Mrs. j. II, Murrlc and baby left Tues
day for sulphur Blum. where she viii
visit relatives for some time, Miss
Helen Peery left Thursday for Gaines
vile as a delegate from the Christian
church here TO attend the state con-
vention held at that place u,,A social
was given Tuesday evening at the resl-
dence OF Mr., and Mrs, n, II. c, Peery
In honor of their guests. the Misses
Pedtord of Gorce. Those present were i.
Misses ola Hoggard, Lura Bedford. Lou
Lewis, Emma Smith, Rebecca Bedford,
jennie Ransom. Alice Lewis, Helen
peery. and MeHsrs, y, w. Briggs E a.
Fancher, IL. NJ. Akers, w, II, Hilllard.
5. c. Lee. L. p. Davidson, Osborne
Peery. All report having spent a pleas
ant evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16
DENTON.

Mrs, w II. Ponder entertained quite
number of the young people on
Thursday evening, the 18th, In honor OF
Miss Annie Bell Pitman of Dallas.
Dancing to the strains OF delightful
music continued until 1 o'clock, when
delicious refreshments were served -
Miss Willie Smith, daughter of Senator
Smith. returned from Virginia last
week. where she has been for nine
months attending school. Mrs Fur
gason entertained quite number OF
friends on Monday night last In honor
Miss Malugin is on short visit TO her
sister, Mrs. VIII Francis. Miss Annie
Clare Walden has returned from Nash
vile, where she has been attending
school, accompanied by her friend, Miss
Mary Usher. OF Fulton, Ky. Miss
Annie Bell Pltman of Dallas spent this
week visiting Miss Leanora Ham.
Misses Exa Marman and Lula Blenitt
have returned from ST. Louis, whore
they have attended school, e. Miss
Nellie Ponder returned the 9Th from
New York, where she attended u
fashionable finishing school the last
nine months. Miss Eunice Owsley has
returned from n visit to sherman. q.
The Misses Price OF Del Rio are IN the
city with friends... Miss Robbie Davis
of Rector passed through Denton on
her way home from Austin Tuesday
night .OProfessor -urd-Ars NJ. b. Ter
rell are on visit TO relatives In
Decherd, Tenn. Mrs. A. II. Tandy and
daughter are on visit 10 Mrs. w. j.
Lacy and Mrs. II. c. Withers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

burne this week were: Misses May
Simpson. Lena Taylor, Mrs. ii. Is.
Dorsey and Mrs j. t. Johnson,-.. Rev.
W. l.. Nelms of Georgetown breaches
the commencement sermon for Wealth
erford college Sunday. II. g. Baker
OF the Democrat" visited Dallas
Wednesday.
Rev. d. G. Dewitt Of Denton preach
ed the commencement sermon for the
Texas Female seminary last Sunday
John f. Butts went 10 Dallas We'd
nesday 81. B, Wadworth attended
court In the city from Sprlngtown
Tuesday -. Father Hartwell Of Ennis
Is visiting relatives I'm town. Ralph
Beaumont of Oklahoma was In
Weatherford Friday night. wv j.
Moran of Breckenridge was in Wealth
ford Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Bell, Jr. and Mrs. A. T.. Bell Jr.. are
on a visit to Louisville. KY. John
NJ. Hart visited Dallas Wednesday,.
Il. c. Armstrong, ESQ. OF Fort Worth
visited his parents here last Sunday 80.
Mrs. j. C. Fisher, who has been visit
ing Mrs. j. NJ. Mallctt. returned to her
home in Graham last week. MISS
Blanche Harcourt has returned from a
visit to Houston. Miss Jesse Nc
Gehee is home from school In Dallas
-. ed l.. Thomson visited Dallas
Thursday .Chas Aldrich OF Plano at
tended the commencement exercises
Of the Texas Female seminary. Mrs.
T. f. Edgar OF Bridgeport is visiting
IN town. Capt. j. ID. Baker returned
from Granbury Tuesday. The Texas
Female seminary held Its commence
ment tls week. an able sermon being
preached by the Rev. d. c. De witt
hast Sunday Monday night an elocu'
ti0nary contest was held. Miss Flor
ence Lowry in class "a" and Miss
Mabel Harris IN class "B." taking the
medals. Tuesday night a musical re-
citai was given. and Wednesday morn
ing the graduating exercises were held.
Misses Hattie Butts OF Fort Worth.
Lillian Aidrich of Plano and Jennie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

LOWS of weatherford being the
graduates, The very climax OF enjoy
ment was reached Wednesday night
when reception was rendered TO in
vited guests from town and the senior
and Junior classes OF the college.
Thursday Lon Sims and WIN Maddox,
accompanied By Misses Gussie Egdar,
Jesse Sims. Eula Maddox. Marion
Sims and Alice Kindel, spent the dry
at the Fern banks, IA musical recital
was given at the residence OF Mrs II,
=, sawtellc Saturday night to u large
and appreciatiye audience i, Mcssrs.
Cummings OF Cleburne, Shannon and
Love, Misses McGehee. Bldwell and
Lowe, picnicked in Mineral Wells
Tuesday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

Miss Lille cruteher OF Henrietta Is
the guest OF Mrs. w. II. Alexander, in
South Trinity. Miss Hattie Stephens
OF Aurora IN visiting her friend. Miss
Sepora Kenney OF this place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheppard are visiting In the city
this week, MIR. Roy Holt has returned
hoU1 after spending a term at school
In 6elton, -. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Col
quit and Master Robert Carloek, Jr,,
OF Fort Worth have been the guests
OF Mrs. Knox this past week.. u isH
Nellie Bumpass, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. A. @. Hoyi OF this
place, returned to her home Monday. i.
The moonlight picinc INDUCED IN by
the young mon and young ladies OF
this place Monday night was pro-
nounced n perfect success. Elegant
lunch was served during the evening
1.-THE commencement exercises OF tho
IN. w. u. college" has been the event
Of the week. The auditorium was
filled every evening. and programs
were well rendered. In tho cocution
contest little Miss Queenie gogason
proved herself TO be an elocutionist OF
high merit by receiving the elegant
gold medal which was offered by the
teacher. Mira. C. G. Gates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

Miss Kate Hoshall OF Waco, who has
been spending few days with friends
here. left for New York via Key West,
from thence 10 Afnrtha's Vineyard.
Mass.. whore she viii attend the School
OF Methods. Miss Gussie Malone of
Jonesboro, Ark, In visiting friends and
viii remain a year. Miss Willie Clex-
ton OF Staunton. Tenn. IL visiting her
sister, Mrg ii. =. Sadler, and Will as
slst IA the schol next year. Mrs. Bes-
sic Chaucoy OF Ennis IL visiting here, :.
Miss Nattie Tippit Is home from Baylor
uniVs IHity Misses Vivian and Lillian
Worley are home from the Columbia.
Tenn. school. Miss Lillian took first
honors In music....A great social event
OF the week was the marriage OF. Miss
Lizzie Weary and John bertrand at
the Methodist church. Mr.. o. X.
LoyAjoy and Miss Maggie Belcher were
married. Thursday and LEFT on a tour TO
Alabama. Mrs Raney aud Miss Rosa
RogGrB OF Gilrner are visiting in tho
city. Mrs. Maud McCuiloch is visiting
Mt Caldwell, Tex ~. Miss Josie Graves IL
visiting at Austin this week. Mrs.
gulley OF Calvert Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. II. c. Moore. Miss
Euia Glider IL home from Georgstown
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

Messrs. Felix Heard and JEFF Barnes
and Miss Ruby Barnes OF Cleburne.
were in town several days this week
visiting Mrs. r, II, higgins. A. j.
Clay visited Fort Worth last week 49,.
Miss Nathalie Edgar, who has been
visiting Miss Godfrey returned home
Wednesday Walter Cummings of
Cleburne was in the city Wednesday
..,.Among those who attended the
Christian Endeavor convention In Gle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16
UTNUIFTTA.

Ntrs laura Easley attended the Chris
,iat I;ndenvor al Fort Worth this week. -;
MIS- Tuner Wnronnr OF Decatur stopped
icre a few days this week. she was on
her way home from sherman b.. sch9 wa, ri,
Mr. il. d. Bclcher and Hiss
iia Hell we're married at ne hot's
o;,lork n. m. IN the parlor midst relatives
ma friends. Rev ]. Roulette perioIme,u
the beautiful marriage ceremony iiint maui
them man erd wife, They leit on w a,t NV !
short Honeymoon. Mr.. Dee Belcher Is the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

John McISeller of Wells spent Sum
day with relatlvcs., Captain O'1lrlen
was at home II few days. Judge
Gibson has returned from business
/ trip...Joe q, Summers. our efficient
tax collector II touring IN McXico....
Misses Kate and Bessie Quinn are vfHs
iting relatives In the Indian Terri
tory. Miss Lonoro Peacock Is at homo
from visit TO Houston. Colonel
fmboden and wife have gone on an
extended visit 10 Pnul's Valley. /. t..
Mrs. Mary pickona hap returned from
Houston Miss McKoller IL at home
after year AZ school In Alabama.
Miss Kate Dickinson, who has been
attending Alexander Institute, mt Jack
Bonvillc, returned home this week. 80.
Professor and Mrs u IA. Richardson
with their little daughter, have arrived
from Mississippi. Professor Richardson
was elected president OF the Baptist
College at this place, and his wife
lady principal. Mrs. ~. c. Dickson,
Misacs Ethel Simmons. Bessie Dickson,
Fay Wilson and Lille Summers. spent
several days IN Jacksonville this week
attending commencement exercises at
Alexander Institute. Miss Alice
Raiues 10 visiting Mrs. Judge Guinn....
Mrs, william Summers and her little
granddaughter. Kathleen, have ro-
turned from n visit TO Lancaster.
! Thomas Flnty, Jr., Of the Galveston
Tribune. is In town this week. Frank
Gibson returned Tuesday from Austin
where he has been attending the Uni
versity OF Tcxas.,,.T. II. Cobblo has
left for II visit to his old home In
Tennessee. Mrs A. o. Lester Is
spending the week In Jacksonville.
Miss Ora Meredith entertained her
friends at her home Wednesday night.
Those present were; Misses Mile md
i.iela Tucker Mary Mallard. Lena
Ricketts,. Kate Long. Ruth Gibson.
Birdie Wilson, Phila Mcclure and Ina
Lowe. DR.. d. p. Barron Of Palestine
IN. visiting In RuHk. Rev. j. IL
Thorn has returned from a flying trip
In the interest OF the Il. n. Baptist
College.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16

ing The bride and groom have many
friends here, having lived here Tor many
years. The happy couple left on the morn
Ing train to visit his relatives. The large
circle of friends extend to the groom many
congratulations, and together may their
lives be one OF true happiness Miss
Evyiln Bclcher is at home to spend her
vacation.
PITrsBURG.
Mrs. d. Musick is visiting in sulphur
Springs Mrs q. ii. Swnyze spent u
couple OF DAYS In Leesbnrg this week. :.
MIR. Charley blocker entertained his friends
Friday night. Those present were:
Misses Louella STAFFORD. Louise I,l haey; pear,
Clark Eva Goldberg, irnla Weir Clltiie
Dixon. Lena stafford. Ray Goldberg. MISS
Rike of Farmersylle, ana May Turk iIs'
Theo Bird, Jim Lyon, Ambrose Dean
Cinnde Weir, Jean Fore. sam Goldberg
clyde Northen and Mr.. John Jacob BROW
charmingy assisted by his sister, Miss
Shelley. Elegant Refreshments were serT-
oil and NIL present had delightful unif.'
Miss Eva Goldberg gave marty Mon.
DIV night. Quite number werc present
and thanked the charming hostess fer a
most enjoyable evening MISS spai1lhE
Of XnNnhhehle Is the pleasant guest OF
Mrs. Finley. j. J. Brown, who has been
hfrp for tho past month. VIII return 20
his home in Tyler tomorrow. He has made
many friends during his stay here who
Hopkins. who graduated At RusscliyIlle
lSy,, this week. Is expected home Saturday
Miss IT. SnOdgrass OF Mount Pleasant
Il visiting her brother. Mr.. sam Suod-
srnss....B. o. wylic Of Greenyille Is IN
Tic city There viii be q dance at the
orchestra will furnish the music. -. TX
Governor Hubbard lecinred VI the BaDiiet
church lat night an .shnns ia Church and
ritai by nor vocal clhis Tuesafy evening
at the residence Of II. Goldberg after.
four months session. The gold medal FOR
greatest Improvement WIS awar5ed 20
her home IN Tyler yesiefiay- Mrs;
Phronie Hopkins gaye her Sunday school