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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-09
Ladies' Capes.

Biz sleeves and fashion have de-
creed that Capes will be the popular
Spring Wrap for Ladies.
Daily arrivals Of the newest and
handsomeSt are flOCking into our big
Cloak department. And what a IOi
of STYLES and value little bit OF
money buys.
Embroidered Double Capes in black
and COIOrs, $3.50.
Clay Diagonal Double Capes for
SIS; and lined throughout, with
velvet collars, $40.
Lace Trimmed Silk Capes, $40.
Fancy Lined Satin Capes for
$3.50.
and.alI the new Perforated Cloths and
latest effects in Chiffon and Ribbon
RuChes. Already there are hundreds
Of styles.
Jackets, too, all the proper shapes
and materials, So up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-09
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
What is Going On Among the Boats and
Boatmen.
Weather, cloudy and warm.

Weather, cloudy and warm.
River, 10 feet and falling.
The Ben Hur passed down yesterday
morning at 1920 from Pittsburg TO
Parkersburg, with a big cargo OF
freigh and a good passenger list.
The Ironsides passed here yesterday
morning on her way south with tow
of mode barges loaded with rails.
Capt Phil. Anshutz left yesterday
morning for Cincinnati to come out
on the Hudson tomorrow.
The Courier passed up about mid
night last night on her regular Friday
trip to Pittsburg from Parkersburg.
The Lexington leaves this morning
at II 80 for Matamoras. On Tuesdays
and Saturdays she leaves at 1890.
The Liberty, Capt. Booth, was in
and out from Darlington on her regu-
lar trip yesterday.
The towboats Josh Cook, Tom
Lysle. Frank Gilmore and Joe Walton
passed down yesterday morning with
lows of coal
The Sam Brown passed up yester-
day for Pittsburg with a tow of emp
ties
1t is reported that there will be no
effort made at present TO raise the
barges sunk by the Onward at Walk
ers Landing the early part of the
week
Word has been received that the
Pacific is not yet out of the hands OF
the wreckers and may not be for some
DAYS. Her wheel has been taken off
and every effort is being made to get
her aflot.
Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, March S.-Ohio
Is feet inches and falling; weather
clear and cold.
The remainder of the coal fleet
passed here last night and to-day.
The towboat Jacob Heatherington
will leave here Monday with three
barges of ties for Pittsburg.
Pittsburg. Pa, March S.-River
feet and falling; weater clear and mild.
Warren, Pa, March S.-River 2 feet
z inches and falling; weather cloudy
and mild.
Morgantown, w Va, March S.-Riv-
er s feet and falling; weather clear and
warm.
Greensboro, Pa, March S.-River 8
feet and falling; weather clear and
warm. The Adam Jacobs is due up
and down Saturday.
Steubenville, Ohio. March S.-River
10 feet Z inches and falling; weather
cloudy and cool.
Oil City, Pa, March S.-River 3
feet 1 inch and stationary; weather
cloudy and mild.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-09
EPwoRTH LEAGUE CONVENTION
SOCIAL EVENTS.

On Monday evening, the 18th inst,
the Ladies' Sewing Circle of the st.
Johns Catholic Church, of Benwood,
will give a supper and entertainment
i'm the basement of the church. Elab-
crate preparations are being made for
the affair and is sure to be a grand
success in every particular.
The young ladies of the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception are max
ing arrangements for a social and dra-
matte entertainment to be held in Mo
TART Hall on April 18th. The affair
will. no doubt be a grand success, as
the proceeds are for the benefit OF the
church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-09
NOTES Of PULPIT AND PEW.
A SILVER OFFERING IN THE IN
TEREST OF THE
Rescue Mountaineering Church
Notes--Services at the United
Presbyterian and the First
Christian Churches--Fu-
ture Social Events.

One of the most enjoyable religious
social events of the season was the sill
yer Offering and musical and literary
entertainment held last night at the
residence of Mrs. Isaiah Warren, on
Fifteenth street. There was a large
crowd of people present and a most en-
joyable evening was passed. The even
ing was spent very pleasantly in var
ious ways. The literary and musical
programme follows:
Piano Solo............Mi Miss Clemens
Recitation. Mr.. Elmer Olmstead
Vocal Miss Ida Graham
Recitation. Kate Ritter
Vocal Duet. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Misses Chapman and Mcclure
Vocal olO................Dr . warren
Recitation. Observation-Disclosures Miss Ritter
Vocal Solo. ....... Mrs Frank Stanton
Quite a nice sum for the benefit Of
the Rescue Home was realized from
the silver Offering. At the proper
hour refreshments were served.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-09
MOtOPnnGn
Conductors
TPG0Gn,
BQcRnnen !

And all men whose occupations expose them toI
h -sSrudes of the weather, you are invited to call
n3mne our ABSOLUTELY WATERPROOF
BLUE SUITS we now have on eZhibl-
and for which we are exclusive agents. For Men
d Bows in all sizes, Single and Double Breasted.
are and Round Gut. We supply suitable Buttons
f r1ase GOODS are not WATERPROOF your
,uerwu be returned to YOU
While passing look in our East Window.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-09
THE FEAST OF PURIM.

The Feast of Purim, an important
event in Hebrew church circles, COM
menced last night. Rev. DR.. Bonn
helm held appropriate services at the
Synagogue last night and they Will De
continued to-day. On Monday even
ing the ladies of the Hebrew Benevo-
lent Society will celebrate the feast by
giving a ball in Mercantile hall. The
affair promises to be a very enjoyable
ODa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-09

CATALOsUL AID AID $1,000 .aI,'!,i !ss, WoEH1
y. -...s1rery ARd naIeriAl, tas West Virgin
:. S-irVs9 CospAAy are prepared - turA 81
--,tl.@ 81 tAis elAst Ia tAe 1est APs5sys
styis asd in the sssr1.'' TINE -s'11 a'ss "a
Rsl,y,tNs SO. isS5 ksrkst Strss-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-09

SPECIAL Rabbit. hot Pigs Feet and
Ssuer Kraut, from to II p. m, at
Kleves', 1928 Water street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-09
SPECIAL SERVICES.

Special services were inaugurated at
the United Presbyterian Church last
evening and will be continued for
three days. The membership of the
church has increased considerably re-
Gently. Last evening Rev. DR.. Nc
Clure preached a very interesting
sermon to a large congregation. This
evening Rev Littell, the co-pastor, will
deliver the sermon. Tomorrow morn
ing communion services will be held
and DR.. Mcclure will occupy the pull
pit In the evening Mr.. Littell will
preach.
EPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION.
On the Odd and oath of April the
Christian Endeavor Societies of this
State and a portion of Maryland will
hold a convention in Parkersburg. The
programmes for the convention are not
out yet. but it is the intention to make
this meeting one of the most inter
esting ever held in the history of the
organization. The convention will be
held each year hereafter and as the
societies are constantly increasing the
State convention will soon be one OF
the largest bodies meeting in this part
Of the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-09
OVERCOATS---BAER'S.

DVEpnOkTC will be thing of the past as far as
UBLNUUHlD this winter is concerned. We cannot al
ford to carry them We must sell without
reserve Prices are cut down deep Come and see
us, but come quickly. Our Spring SUITS are now
being made and will soon be here We need the
room, so help out Get our bargains and give us
the shelve room The benefit is yours, OF course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-09

~,oRRENT AND FeE SALE CARDS AT
NRT.IsrHx CouHtiaE Re0n, sts. seS
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-10-31
Il I.tEhtainx Calculator.

The '.fconnts that have appeared Il
the daily pres, " the cxtraordiuary per
forma,u:es Of the french calculator
Jaques lnsudi, ara in no way exagger
atel +: In fact, it would b. difficult t
texagycrats5 this mans extraordinary
powers. He seems to possess MI unlim
tied faculty 0f carrying and manipulate
Ing figures in his head. and the faculty
Is the more extraordinary in that maud
"a an unedncated mnn. who Is said moi
to have Learned to write until hs was L
or 90 years Of age. witnessed the q.
hibition 81 his powers ct the Hotel Vic
toria. His conclud ding tear dc. forc<
cor, mi -tNi GA. working AZ i = sories q
sums ii, al Gition. nbtractiioa mul tipli,
cation, division, and square root Thu
addition comprised six lines Of five fig.
urc-. tho sub traction two lines OF about
rs figures. and 10 on. md Of the two
square roots aisea, iisn to lind /, one was
the root Of : nnnl!,er beginning with
81, Coz. 600 i.3535 ,sI@
The whole MAS Of figures having beeu
read ont to him ln2 d Isl rclssaeed than
frola nse,Hory, xi,a 4 aaac, rn'ooended to
work them ont. which be did correctly
Ia shout aix minutes WHALE no Engaged
hs answered questions pat TO him BY
perslas u the rtx,a.,. y He ri xt.ass figures
rapidly il ~ uAdvrtous while ea2culat-
ing. " hich sasssalak % bsAr out lie thsory
that biz lnantsA l1ousss : ls,.eA upon I
memory Of the sosnd Of ths kg1a,sas rata'
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-10-31
wsAsksd 81 Countsrrsiters.

ToLxDo, q, Oct. This city is
flooded with counterfeit . bills. Dur
ing the last few days they have been
thrown ont Il nearly every bank La
town. Il II said hundreds Of the bills
were passed bstsrs il became known
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-10-31

''Berty means well, but he has a
habit Of telling all he knows =
q 4. es, I noticed that last night
vas alone with him nearly Eve min
ates Life.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23

December q, The Knights are never out
done. and these annual banduets are In
all respects first class n
The order known as the Grand Orient,
whose main qualifications arc only males
admitted for membership, and whose rcpu-
tadon has attained to u degree OF great
,rSs ~. .s a cry, wa, no .l,suseMs
ball. al which time tho unbrokcn rule
OF only males admitted Is 10 be discarded
and the beauty OF Gonzales is expected as
guests OF tho occasion.
MisSs Lula and carabel Atkinson LETT
for Austia vest erday to be present at
the nuptials of their brother. .Wllllsnn
Atkinson OF Gonzales and MISS TER! OF
Austin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23


County Clerk A. Mplcv has gone To
Tennessee to visit hts mother during the
holidays.
Miss Mary hickman. daughter OF
Colonel John Ruckmln uf Hrlos4a. re-
turned home Saturday from sis munInq
VISIT Ct tho home OF her uncle Ia uon-
touNiNo Ark
Miss lNtne Jackson assistant teacher I'm
~" hiBh school In FnrneS city, viii
spend the holidays with her parents IN
kungr.
The sunday school here win have an
elegant Christmas tree with appropriat 81
ceremonies Christmas Eve night There
VIII also ho numerous receptions and pnr
ties IN town during the holidays.
Professor j, e. S0ods OF Harmony ana
HIS sister Miss Lula and Miss IulIo
lowers were here Saturday shoppinr,
MisA Florence Archer H. visiting the
family Of judge Eugene Archer In tivaldc.
Mrs. j. q. Smyic. wife OF the genial
san Antonio and ArnnaRS Pass agent. no
turned home few days sinoa from u
visit of sevcml months TO relatives In
ArkanN ls.
Attorney A. j Bcl has como to Loon
county on visit to his parents hnd tu
he present AT the marriage VI ilis alster
which occurred ON sunday December ~
HAYWOOD Harhce. ESD. of the l'irst Ma
ilopal bnnis of San Marcos and brother
lu-lnw OF pr. 8. A. KING of this place
was here this week with view OF in
Nestiug In some OF karnes countys farm
ing lundS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23
JACKSONVILLE.

Ass Sophia Alexander of Mt. Selman
'lL aSa rev days here last week.
VI van Iribble of Rusk spent Sunday
KIsIi's Lille Dublin Of Mt. Selman Is
lp,.ns Miss Artic Williams.
Fssss.. i. Alexander left for TeYarkana
CaT,uay morning, where he VIII remain
nv NJ conference adjourns.
nv Jacksonville Social club played
INV IN, Deaeon' at the opera house F'rioaY
" !" an unusually large house
INA =. Bolton returned from Wnitesboro
[stassaF evening. where he has been to
NFS, m NE burial Of his brother.
kNa4 Ts ,tt simpson returned from ClarKS-
w v rriiday night, where he has been
~ ". 3. Mandels.omm was married
\, e iis,s Sunday last. He returned win
IN V,nIue Monday morning,
Esr,ln Andrews returned from Fort
Elsn S, saturday night. where he has been
NH LIE me poultry fair at that place
frederick OF Tyler was here sun
ks nssyin Thomas left for his home In
y fgs e,fg Thursday, where he will spend
II Z; Thompklns has gone 10 Palestine,
En- ne VIII remain until after the hoii-
IL, rlso'eSsor J. C. Hennon left for Texarr,,
|resa osesaay morning. where he VIII
MAJ; Reagan OF Rusk was here We'd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23
LOSS OF VOICE
After Acute Bronchitis
CURED BY USING
AVER'C oh berry,,
A PREACHERS EXPERIENCE.

"Threc months ago, / took a VIC
lent cold which resulted in an attack
of acute bronchitis. i put myself
under medical treatment, and at tho
end of two months was no better.
found it very difficult to preach,
and concluded to try Ayers Cherry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23
CORpIrS CHRISTI.

Piorcer Hose Company No i elected Of
nccrs last Tuesday, es follows John
Aiuodeo. president, Thomas T.. Dunn, Vice
PRESIDENT W. Gravet, secrc iary. jas.
Keller treasurer; j.. Shoemaker. foreman;
y. Noessel nrst assistant foreman Ctcs-
cr Br ggs, second assistant foreman Cnas
Moreland, steward. After the meeting.
wine and cake was served in tho han AID
IA glorious time was had -, ,.,- g
J.. p=Woln, NJ. Lyendecker and J. +, GER
roll, railroad officials of tho Mexican Ia
tlonal railroad, were In the CITY Thurs-
day. and visited Aransas Pass on business
Mr. william McGregor visited Lagario
and other places on the Neches river Mon
man OF Alice, is in the city. the guest Of
Colonel N. Gussett. on Broadway
Messrs, Hires CLARK and George New
berry we're IN the city Tuesday attend
Dr.. j. fieucr OF st. Louis. cousin OF Mrs
Richard King arrived In the eity pues an,y
a ~ .ett Me and mrs Xxi Ring Ia '''
Miss Hannah Gallagher n charming
young lady from Oso. was in the city
wsdn1SdaK y Gtls4 W Tse' moved to Waco
several months ago has returned TO the
city. accompanied by his son. The doctor
MIR $ NJ. Lcary visited San Antonio
Hon. 4. O. Collins and wife of san
Diego were in The Ely this s, weSK' ,ovo 20.
turned 10 their home In Monterey, after
a delightful visit to Miss Carmen Morell
Mr.. John A. Clark, wife and children,
Of Rookport are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W..
g. Wrather.
Dr Ian,cs Cohen OF Victoria was In
the city this week. visiting relatives.
Mr.. j, S. Agee Of Gregory was a 'ls'tor
Rev. G. Jsniet spent three days this
Miss Mani. Acebo. who has been quite
nj has entirely recovered to the graft
fication of her many friends.
Captain j. H. Rogers of the state
Rangers. was attending county court here
this week.
Mr.. II. NJ. Bennett OF cuero was in the
city Wednesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23

N III christie Smith went to Houston
ana returned saturday,
Eiastaas u. b. Harris and Charles H.
(sia oa spent last Wednesday in Bra
tsiay Attorney WIN. Burkhart and
Eesa ~ ~ mere last Friday for Houston 10
Fafkbss ne holidays with his father Judge
Tmvaa ana family.
lnyss L. smith. Jr.. and Billie piggs
(tltafs, nome Thursday from the AgH,,
lhristrras. ana Mechanical college to spend
EtIr s sus with the home folks. This is
fAth tbs sS Tern term and they are delighted
Fsa H. N; Philips of Cedar Lake is in
, Vslss:: n Shapsrd OF this town went
LIZ last Saturday.
az A., pul went to Nelasco last Thurs
FHdsy returned per steamer Alice 6slair
fase susie Smith and Marion Borum
Pas ana missed their schools for Christ
VI game 70 their homes in town.
3 bos,,,L. Smith went up to Chenango
fhst thss one day this week and re-
n ma Mamie Morriss and Emma Eos
=. Isrrns OF ssors r. r. Foster ana W.
tna,bers NIL attend the meeting @: the
trlnps teachers association at Hot
Fasan, ARK. They will leave on the 26tii
"0'ney Oscar d. kirkland of Rl-n-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23

'sIiiN l ANA.
Mrs. Perry Skinner Of Houston spent
the past week Ia ouintana.
Meaars Dorchester and Foster were
down from Nclas1o Tuesday.
Mcssra. Lee MaftefHon and DickAycook
woro here from Columbia Monday
Mrs. Il. &. Foster ana daughter have
returned from months visit 10 BRA
zorlp,
Dr. Paul Stanley OF Lnko Charles La,
spent part of the past week I'm Quintnna
II II reported that II wedding In high
life VIII take place here the FIRST part of
next month.
Fred Robbins Of Mntngorla is IN the
city on n visit TO his family
". w. Moore Of Houston was hero tho
latter part Of the week on business.
Dr. II. s., Wclsiger and MIR. Frank
Stevens. with their families, Will leave
In few days for nrazoria, where they
viii remain during the holidays.
The following are among those from
this place Ia visit NclaBco during ths
week ~. 4. Cage. Louis Loer, 4. C. Shan
non. w. T.. Somcryell, A. N. Taylor, Al.
bert Bowers. Ed Waller, l.. ~ Doger ana
Albert Covoney.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23

The holiday season has opened IN dead
"a rnesi, and business IN this line is good.
A nun,Ser OF important social events are
hcoked Tor Christmas week. on Christmas
nav the Knights Telnplar Will NEE; in
their hall in fun uniform and then so In
hodv 10 the Presbyterian church, where
the sermon will be preached by Sir Knight
REV, Francis x. Starr; then with their
IA antilles to the' benqDet hall, where the
christmas dinner will be spread.
Tho knights Of Pythies of Gonzales Will
have their anuunl horIno' ard. holl on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23
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WOODNII1.E.

a number ri Woodvillc people went
down on tho excursion to Houston Mon
day and report the city on quite q boom.
McSsrs, W, II. Stewart, W. A johnson.
S. H. Blroh. 4. <. Dies. James Goounuu
1t nj were among tho number.
Nias Lizzie Williams Of Beaumont II
visiting here. the guest OF MsHos Mamie
Johnson and BIRD Cooper. Sho Will re
mstin mere until after tho holidays
Mr.. ~. II, Bates one Of tho popular
travelling men, wna In town tho hiat OF
the week
Mrs W. a. Jones and daughter, Eleanor,
have been on visit Of several weeks 10
friends In Colmeancll and Fleming
Or j. A. iibsOu Of Hocknnd was IN
town "Wednesday on his return from Nous
ton.
Miss Ella KriSwood, stenoGraphcr Tor
Nothw q Chester of beaumont, Ia here as
court reporter.
Mrs browning Of olive was the giios,
OF Mrs. Lila YOUNG last Sunday ana
Monday
County Attorney Gordon RuIutt went
UP TO colmcSneil Wednesday
Mr.. George kirltwpoi returned to his
homo In 1roVcton Thursday.
Hon. i. G. Ianier an attorney OF
Houston, was attending court here uiis
week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23
a-ss as-#al
liIfHlI.

RtSk.
Rev nr. Tawcctt OF Tyler was here
Tuesday.
Captain " J.. Gregg wont to Dallas
Tuesday.
Hon. ". NJ. lmbodcn went To Tyler
Tuesday.
Is. 4. Wilson, esq. went TO Tyler Thurs
day uu business.
A. g. Martin of Jacksonville was here
Monday.
Lon iallcw and Robert PRYOR returned
from Atlanta. Ga, last Saturday.
Mi iNrharu and wife left for New York
lHet Monday, TO be gone for some iimo,
Professor j., G. Nining of Mount Sill
mnu was here Monday.
Professor a. Is. Dickson and wife or
Mount Silman were here Sunday.
Miss Abbie Blake, who has been visiting
here some time, returned lest Monday to
Nncogdochcs.
Coionol } Il. Douglass of Tyler was
lodge of knights of Dixie.
IN NJ. H.. Mcclure and wifo returned
from Alto Friday.
l.. \. WNlingham OF Mount siiman was
hero Friday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23

Mira. Delta Reynolds and Misa Nora OH
Sunday.
elder u. H. Saunders held services at
'he Christian church last sunday, He
VIII begin protrnctcd meeting mt this
place In the litter part OF january.
sEALY.
Mr.. John Wells Of Stopcwall. N. g.,
brother Of ]. Il, Wells arrived In town
last Sunday. rhe brothers had not met
Tom Watson spent Wednesday In IIous-
Miss Kate Moore. who has been teaching
nrsic here for the past year or two, LEFT
1NcRdny morning fer her old home. Port
MirsGs Mamie Coot and Luna Meyer re-
turned home last night TO spend tho holi-
days with home folks The young lndies
have been attending school at George
town.
r'ho ninth grade OF our public school
gave n yellow tea ut the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. q. Howard last night IN the
party Of young folks attended and express
themselves as having had jolly good
Time
RUNOE.
A. c, Detge came up from Cuero last
week. He was formerly a resident OF
Runge and lender of tho brass band for
several years. The band boys had a very
enjoyable meeting during his brief visit.
* Meyer who has recently undergone
II surgical operation at San Antonio, IL
doing well ana Il expected home soon;
Antonio visited relatives In Runge last
Mrs Conway OF Burnet county is hero
Waiting relatives,
Mir. Il Post and family have loft hero
10 reside in future al Houston, much to
the regret of their many warm friends,
NJ H. Reagan IS visiting Floresvillc.
Mr. Gordon Folk and Miss Eva Mayficld
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23

WHARTON.
The Royal Literary League met last
Monday night with Miss Maude Minter, at
the hospitable home OF Captain i. T. Linn.
A very enjoyable evening was passed by
the members of the club. each one per-
forming his or her role In n creditable
manner
Mrs X Il Huston entertained a select
party of friends ut the weekly meeting
of The Whist club. A few hours Were
ni.rconblv passod and an Interesting rub
her played by the guests.
Extensive preparations are being made
hv The members OF The sunbeam club TO
make the Christ mas tree a success and n
thing of beauty. Resolutions, songs and
living pictures for fairyland I'LL the FRO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23

Rev ]. C. Mickle, presiding elder Of the
Brouham district was In the city Moh-
Mr.. e. L. Eddleman visited Waco this
VIA ira Gooch made business trip to Nav
asota this week. rz.o..
Mrs. a. r. Davidson returned TUESDAY
from yisit to r9ls;yes w z, sai Attending
Bavlor Female college at Bolton, Is at
home for the holidays.
II Il. Lewis the cotton buyer, from
Marlin was in the city This weaT ,.,s,,ed
Mrs. George Jackson OF Hedrne Nisiteu
her parents here this week.
Mrs John 4. Hanway left Friday for n
visit 10 relatives In Dallas. .,,....
Mrs. NJ. a. Lewis Of Hearne Is the guest
of her sister Mrs. Rhoda COX, r,.,,.,
Judge J W. poremns visited frahRih
on legal business this ,wees c,,u.
IA T., Apprlby, OF the Calvert Citizen
Democrat, spent Sunday in Bryan with
hi s,r pa'VW;. ". p. Rhodes and Mrs. Renbow
returned Sunday from visit to NaVa-
Judge and Mrs. Spencer Ford and their
daughter, Mrs. KendricK OF ca'i'0'i''A
Miss Eta perden returned home S har
urdav TO Malakof after Visit 10 he'
cousin In this city. ,,o
Miss Ella Wiggin OF Houston was ene
guest of Mrs. a. J.. Banks at the conese
ias Hiss Lille Wilson r@urned SUNDAY
from pleasant visit to relatives IN LOUIS
lana. c.o,a Norrau Allie
caunders and bona Coulter. who are az
landing the North Texas Female colesss
or sherman, have come home 10 epehu
ti, Gp no' NJ BRYAN. Jr., attended the eele;
80 Ion of his fathers Mr.. VIM joel
Pry van, Soth birthday in Houston last sat
/ urlay.