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The herald., 1895-05-26
in SOCIAL LIFE

Mr.. and Mrs. William J. McCloskey en-
tertained most delightfully."- Wednesday
evening at their home on Loyelace ay-
enue, in honor of Mrs. Maud Andrews
Obi, the distinguished journalist OF the
Atlanta Constitution. The house was
charmingly decorated with palms, which
completely covered the walls of the draw
ing rooms, the only space being left was
where clusters OF mustard plant We're ar
ranged in artistic clusters and scattered
with careless grace over the palms. About
the rooms were bowls of bright flowers.
The first part of the evening was given up
to conversation and music. Miss Del
Vale rendered Spanish song very
charmingly, and Mrs. McCloskey and
Miss Longley delighted the many guests
with piano duet.
The very delectable supper was served
in the studio, which adjoins the resi-
dence, and merry was the party as the
flowing bowl was passed around to
moisten the dry wit and whet the jolly
humor. Each guest was supposed to
pring an original poem, and the reading
of this caused much laughter. They were
short, long, witty and poetical.
There were six tables arranged around
which the guests were seated in the
center OF each table were clusters OF
gracefully arranged flowers. On the side
ing of the name Of the guest OF honor, in
lighted japanese lanterns, surrounded by
O wreath of palm leaves.
At the conclusion OF the supper the
prizes, which we're all exceedingly hand
some were distributed by vote. Mrs. Nc
Closkey was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Oil and Mrs. Walter Taylor. The guests
to enjoy the very unique and delightful
evening we're: Bishop Montgomery. Rev.
Father Meyer Judge and Mrs. Wellborn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Howell, Senator and
Mrs. Del Valle, Colonel and Mrs. Otis;
Major and Mrs. Truman. Judge and Mrs.
Robert Widney, DIR. and Mrs. John
Haynes, MIR. and Mrs. Harris Newmark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Goodrich, MI. and
Mrs. Walter Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
GIassell. Or. and Mrs. West Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. Danskin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fo.d, Mr.. and Mr.. John John Shirley
Ward, MI. and Mrs. Felix Howes,
DR.. and Mrs. Graves. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ball. Senator and Mrs. Cole,
Judge and Mrs. Croft Mr.. and Mrs. ].
NJ. Elliott, DR.. and Mrs. Whitman, Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Longley, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Bin
ford, Mrs w. W. Stilson, Mrs. Enderlen,
Mrs. L. Mitchell Mrs. Margaret Hughes,
Misses Soule, Easton. Irwin, Ward. Tay-
Ior, Howes, Widney, Winston. Misses
Croft, Goodrich, Welborn, Longley. Del
Vale. Messrs. Lasher, Klukner, +. l..
Bintord, Sanborn, Stilson, Croft and G.
NJ Binford,
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Washington Tea


The Marlborough school was the scene Of
very pretty and most enjoyable enter
tainment last night, when Mrs. Caswell
Hospitality threw open her spacious rooms
to st. Faiths guild of st. Johns church.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
varieties Of flowers. and in the dancing
hall American flags were draped and fes-
tooned over the walls. The guild con-
under 16 years of age, and the proceeds of
last nights entertainment was for the
purchasing of book stand for the altar
of st. Johns church. A vocal solo by
Miss Louise Hill was so charmingly rem
dered that the enthusiastic encore was
responded to very graciously.
itation entitled, How Grandmother
Danced the Minuet. But the feature Of
the evening was the minuet danced by
eight young ladies-the Misses Bessie
Alexander. Helen Bailey, Louise Hill,
Mamie Cronkhite, Katherine Powell. Ell
sic Holiday. Evelyn Gwynne and Evelyn
powdered hair made the dance most effect
i've. The guests were cordially received
by Mrs. A. II. Crutcher and Miss Grier.
Among the many guests present were: {:
Mrs. Strange, Mr.. and Mrs. Crutcher,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ". Taylor, Mrs. John S.
Allen. Mr.. ana Mrs. w. II. Bonsall, Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Rodman, Mrs. ana Miss Gr1er. Mr.. Scott,
Mr.. Robertson, Mr.. Daniel, Harold But
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Paris. Mrs. Carrels,
Mrs. Kate Kelly, the Misses Wigmore,
Mr.. A. Brown, Mrs. N. 2. Bailey, G.
Perkins. Miss Grier. Mrs. Isen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stone. Miss Marian Parker, Miss
Houston, Mrs. Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker. Mrs. II. B. Fits, Miss Stone,
DR.. and Mrs. Grler.
The herald., 1895-05-26
Here and There

Miss Adele Sutton. of Pasadena, is Wis.,
iting Mrs. Telfair Creighton at her home.
S34 Washington avenue.
J. II. Holmes. manager of the Hotel
Green, Pasadena; Charley Jenkins. chief
Mr.. Zambro of San Bernardino, left YES
terday for Coronado to spend Sunday.
Fred Harris, of San Francisco, arrived
here yesterday and is stopping with his
sister, Mrs. Henry Rosenblatt 327 S. Hill
street.
Judge Clark went to San Pedro yester-
day for days fishing. He will return
Monday.
The Assistance league will meet at Mrs.
f. N. Thompson's, 2301 Scarf street,
next Saturday June 1st.
Mrs. A. A. Hubbard, 906 S. Broadway,
will give musicale and reception to the
ladies of the Presbyterian church on the
31st. Cakes and ices will be served. Ad-
mission will be rs cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Bulla have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Daisy Estelle, to Mr..
Melvin Lightfoot Gabbert to take place
June S.
Mrs. Nora d. Mayhem has issued in
yitations for Tuesday: May %, from to
Blanch ard Fitzgerald hall.
Miss Hilda Steiner of San Francisco,
sister of Mrs. Adrien Loeb OF 1249 Tren-
ton street, will arrive today to spend her
summer vacation with her sister. Mrs.
Loeb will be pleased to see her many
friends at her new residence, 1249 Tren-
ton street.
On Tuesday, May 2s, the ladies of the
Epiphany guild will give parish tea at
the residence of Miss Frances Scott, No.
211 South Griffin avenue, from 2 O. clock
until 5. Miss Scott will be assisted by
Mesdames Bond. Stafford and Liversidge.
a cordial invitation is extended to ALL
The Ideal Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin
club under direction of G. S. de Lano,
give their popular spring concert tomor-
row evening at the Los Angeles theater.
The advance sale OF seats has been very
large, which, with the we'll known repu-
tation of the club, promises to make 1t a
great success. The Novello quartette and
Mr.. M. M. Harris will assist.
club will give their first dance Wednesday
evening, May 29th, at Redondo hotel.
The chaperones of the club are Mrs. John
Carson, Mrs. l.. G. Easten and Mrs. &. G..
Mullins.
Miss Leila A. Breed st. Paul's popular
soprano, will spend the summer months
in Los Angeles. Miss Breed finished her
musical education under the best instruct
ors of Europe, and music lovers of this
city may be congratulated on having her
among us.
The Misses May and Mary Gird enter
tained few of their friends last tuesday
evening at their home on Kosedale
avenue.
\ The engagement is announced of Mr..
John Ii. Osgood and Miss Edith N. de
Luna.
Mr.. Henry J. Kramer's juvenile class
will give Brownie and Fairy ball Tues
day evening, June AZ
The herald., 1895-05-26
Y. II. G. A. Concert

The Saturday Night concert at the
Young Mems Christian association
last night under tina auspices of the re-
ception committee, was very successful.
An excellent programme, well rendered.
was heartily appreciated by large audi
ence. The following is the programme as
given:
Guitar and mandolin duet-Dennis and
Woodward
Dialect impersona tion-Len Stephenson.
Volal solo-Mrs. Simpson.
Piano solo--Charles Ward.
Autoharp club, eight members.
Autoharp solo-Mr. Mead.
Vocal solo, 1t Was a Dream-Mrs Simpson.
The entire programme was heartily ap-
plauded. Mr.. Len Stephenson, in his
impersonation of the Italian, received
the prolonged applause of the audience.
calling for repeated encores, as did also
the vocal solo 1t Was Dream. by Mrs.
Simpson. At the close of the programme
the reading room of the association was
thrown open and the reception committee
served soda water to whoever desired at
the usual rates.
The herald., 1895-05-26
EastOn.Niedt Wedding

The English Lutheran church. corner
of Eighth and Flower streets, was the
scene of very pretty wedding Saturday
evening, May 18th. The contracting
parties were Mr.. Frank Easton, a popu-
lar young business man of this city. and
Miss Alvina Niedt of Portland, Ore.
The bride looked very charming in
brown silk Henrietta, trimmed in cream
silk and cream point lace. She carried a
large bunch of cream carnations. Mr.
Robert Brain of this city acted as best
Stevens, was lovely in soft figured silk
trimmed in cream French lace.
The dainty little flower maidens, Misses
Frances and Wlllette Cook, wore pretty
little white Swiss frocks ornamented with
sweet peas, and carried fancy baskets
decorated with white ribbons and filled
with sweet peas. with which they strewed
the path of the newly-wedded pair.
The church had been beautifully and
srtstically decorated by young lady
friends of the bride. From the arch over
the altar suspended large floral wedding
bell of sweet peas and La France roses.
The arch and the chancel railing were
same fragrant flowers. The altar table
was mass OF roses, while the grand
piano was almost hidden in it's covering
OF trailing vines and sweetly perfumed
blossoms.
Miss Nettie Rommel presided at the
piano, assisted by Mr.. Taylor. violinist.
Promptly at O'Clock the bridal party,
with Messrs. l.. K. Garrett, Fred Thomas,
Webster Brain and Frank Watkins as
ushers, marched up the aisle to the music
of MendeIssohn's wedding march. They
were met at the altar by the pastor, Rev.
M. H. Stine. who performed the solemn
and impressive ceremony.
Immediately after the service the guests
we're driven to the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Easton. on San Julian street. which was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
vines, where they were served with an
elaborate repast.
The herald., 1895-05-26
Surprise Part

A hay ride and surprise party were ten.
dered Mrs. Grant by Mr.. and Mrs. Kear.
ney and a ber of friends last Wedpes.
day evening. The rooms were prettlIy
decorated for the occasion and late in the
evening dancing was enjoyed. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Kearney.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Morrisy, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Kcarney. Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Selb. the
Misses Baumoggar, Maloy. Flamer. Nc
Hamara, Brandt, Wheeling, Hays, Line
han, ]. Quirdlo, G. Quirdlo, Van Poser.
the Messrs. j. Scott, NJ. Fox, Donovan,
i. Hoyle, J. Mcguire. Wheeling, Y,
Poser. II. Kearney. Walton. Kicker.
Goshaud, McHacks. W W. Ballad.
The herald., 1895-05-26
SurDrise parfv

A delightful surprise party was ten
dered to Miss Adele Sentous at her home
on South Grand avenue last Friday even
ing. The evening was pleasantly spent
in music, games and dancing. Among
those present were Misses sue Donahue.
Mamie Gerhart. Rose Larralde, Narcisse
Sentons. Nellie Gerhart, Nora Amestoy,
Antoinette Larronde, Annie Lewis, Adele
Sentous. Edith Maskell and Olive Pres
cotG. and Messrs. Joe Amestoy, Jack
Larronde, Charles White, Wilfred lie Sage,
Pete Amestoy. Phil 10 Sage. Domingo
Larronde. Spencer Thorpe. Mike Ames-
toy. Fred Horgan, Ben Davis, Frank
Donahue ana Camille Sentous, and Mr.
and Mrs. b. +. JEWS.
The herald., 1895-05-26
Luncheon at the Misses Bupbe.

A number of ladies were delightfully."-
entertained yesterday with a luncheon by
the Misses Bugbee at their home on West
Twenty ninth street. In the center of
the large table was a bowl overfowine
with lavender sweet peas, and at each
guests plate were clusters of the same
flowers. The place cards were of rough
paper edged with gold and tied with mar
row lavender ribbon. The guests to en-
Joy the hospitalities of the Misses Bugpee
were Mesdames II. b. Fits. Crutcher. T.
II. Wigmore, West. Hughes, Willoughbv.
Rodman. the Misses Dorsey, Perkins
WaddiloYe WedemeNer and Ward.
The herald., 1895-05-26
Golden Leaf Club

The Golden Leaf Literary and Social
circle held its meeting at the residence OF
Mrs. Sittle. 6O7 First street, Tuesday,
May 21st. The members enjoyed then-
selves very pleasantly with social games
until late hour. The circle will hold
It's next meeting at the residence of Mr..
Rhoda, 546 Also street, Tuesday. May
2Sth. There will be a very interesting
programme of music, recitations and
ent last Tuesday evening were: Misses
Gertie Swift, Rebecca Lyon, Gertie Lind
sey. Luella Lindsey, Clara Brossmer
Terasa Brossmer, Mary Gridley, Mona
Carr, ana others; Messrs. Al Sittle,
Charles Pleasance, Fred Singer, Sam Har-
ris, Len Edleman, James Rhoda. Don
Weinger, Jean Singer, and o. a
The herald., 1895-05-26
EbeIi Society

The businessing meet of the Ebel society
was held at the residence of the Misses
Parsons. on South Olive street, yesterday
morning. Mrs. II. W. r. Strong presided
in the chair. The conversation section
was reported. Egypt was the subject
from Mrs. Berry OF the Pasadena section.
and Mrs. John Merrill reported on Italy'
The finances of the club were discussed
and the ACCESSIBILITY of procuring club
rooiS
The herald., 1895-05-26
Luncheon ut rirs. Denis

Mrs. George Denis gave charming
luncheon yesterday at her home on West
lake avenue. Covers were laid for ten,
and the table was dainty and exquisite
with profusion OF sweet peas. Daylight
was excluded and the lights softened bv
crepe shades of tints corresponding with
the table decorations. About the hall
and drawing room we've flowers arranged
with ar i'tic gracel Those present were: /.
Mesda,nes Hancock Banning, Charles
Monroe. Wesley Clark. +. X. Ainsworth,
William Chichester, W. l.. Graves, Frank
Burnett, I. A. Lewis and J. W. Mckinley.
The herald., 1895-05-26
In the Police Courts

Justice Owens yesterday dismissed the
charge of vagrancy against r. G. Leel and
Warren H. King, alleged bunoo men, or.
rested about ten days ago.
J. G. Baldwin pleaded guilty yester day
to the charge Of cruelty to animals. Sen
tence will be pronounced by Justice Nor
rison tomorrow.
The examination of Harrison Pickett,
accused of burglary was yesterday con-
tinued by Justice Morrison until tomor-
row morning at 9 o'clock.
The herald., 1895-05-26
Vote Of Thanks to the Fiesta Queen

At the last business meeting of the
board of directors of the free kindergar-
ten association a vote of thanks was
passed to the Fiesta queen and her court
for the very charming audience given
by them for the benefit OF the tree kim
dergarten.
Thanks were also passed to W. II. Perry
for his kind donation of Music hall; to
Miss Robinson, Miss Loeb, Mrs. Larrabee
and others who SO kindly assisted in max
ing the entertainment a success.
The herald., 1895-05-26
THE BROADER GENERALS
Will Not Be Appointed, 1t Is Thought, TO
Few Weeks

Few Weeks
A dispatch from Sacramento states
that Governor Budd has failed to ap-
point the brigadier generals for the First
and Third brigades and will not do 80 for
some time to come. William G. Schrieber
of Los Angeles. colonel of the Seventh
regiment. said yesterday that this ac-
tiop would not cause any Irregularities in
the work of the First brigade, and that
it was probably taken in order that when
the new brigadier was appointed he could
take charge or July 1st, the beginning oi
the fiscal year. At present Colonel Spill
man is acting as brigadier general and all
the duties of that position will devolve
upon him. Lieutenant Colonel John r.
Berry will act as colonel OF the Ninth
regiment until such time as the governor
appoints the brigadier general.
The herald., 1895-05-26
Ladies' of Immaaael Church Entertain

The ladies of the different societies Of
Emmanuel church were entertained very
delightfully."- yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
DR.. Salisbury at her home on South Pearl
street. The house was charmingly decor
ated with bright flowers, and during the
afternoon 100 ladies or more were coming
and going at pleasure. An informal and
thoroughly delightful afternoon was en-
loved.
The herald., 1895-05-26
TaIlyho PARTY

A merry party of young people were
delightfully."- entertained yesterday by
Miss Helen Eaton, with tallyho party,
chaperoned by Mrs. Frederick Eaton.
The herald., 1895-05-26

avenue, in honor Of her son, Mr.. Fred
Gordon's 24st birthday. The house was
prettily decorated for the occasion with
profusion Of beautiful flowers. A merrily
contested game was enjoyed during the
evening, at the conclusion Of which
tempting refreshments were served and
the prizes distributed. Miss Nellie West
receiving the first ladies' prize. and Mr..
J. G. Drake gentleman's first prize.
The herald., 1895-05-26
Birthday party,

A most enjoyable progressive hearts
party was given Thursday evening by
Mrs. Gordon at her home on North Griffin
The herald., 1895-05-26
A School HOLIDAY

The schools of the city will be closed
on Thursday. Decoration Day. Deputy
Superintendent Foshay yesterday issued
the following circular:
Office of Superintendent Of Schools, Los
Angeles. May %, 1895.
To Principals:
There Will be no school on May 30th.
Exercises to commemorate our nation s
dead and instill spirit of patriotism into
the hearts of the children should be held
the last hour on Wednesday afternoon.
The herald., 1895-05-26

The party started from Mrs.. Eaton s
home. on West Seventh street, and were
driven to Eaton's canyon. where a very
Jolly afternoon and a:delicious luncheon
were enjoyed. The guests to enjoy the
delightful outing were the Misses Ruth
Pickering, Blanche Nichols. Katherine
kemper, Irma Foy. Elma Foy. Nellie
Parker: Sadie Maxwell; Messrs. Stephen
Mott. Ygnatio Mott. Art Smith, Glen
Edmonds. Will Risden. Ben Smith, Har-
ry Duffell, Fielding Stilson.
The herald., 1895-05-26

All OF our Perfumes, and seventy.fve odors
zoe per ounce Wefurnish you bottles free.
Hurds Extra Fine Stationery, in boxes, at
remarkable cut prices
Hurd's Partisan Baby Billet, in six tints-
white-at &c 3 box. Every dealer in this city
asks 36c for the same
Hurds Satin Wove also in six tints. at zoe .
box; worth 36c
Hurds Imperial also in six tints, at zoe a
box; worth 35c.
Also one.third off on all OF Hurd's and
Cranes Stationery in bulk
Hurds Diplomatique, in boxes, worth SOC,
at 30c box.
Hurd's Emperor Napoleon. in four tints, at
Hurd's French Marginal, in four tints, two
tone, at 35c quire.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-26
SINNER.

There was an excursion train run
to San Antonio from Hallettsville
and Flatouia Wednesday Of last
week. But few went from here.
The excursion passed here about
six o'clock in the morning, return
ing about one o'clock at night.
Uncle Ed Coleman presented the
GAZETTE force with a bottle Of
"Vici," the new patent shoe polish.
The polish excells anything of the
kind we ever saw. A single APP
plication will put a good and last
ing shine on your shoes. Call at
his store and get a bottle.
Foot-pads and sneak thieves sue
cossfully operated at Luling. Har-
wood and other neighboring towns
last week. They secured watches
and yaluables without end, and but
few houses escaped depreciation. BE
careful how you walk around the
streets with a young fortune in
your pocket, for the thieves may
come down on US ut any time. Bet
ter leave your surplus money at
:. 4
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-26
YfiE SAIL.

The young men of Sinner gave
ball at th9 X. of P Hall Monday
night, complimentary to the Young
people who have come home from
school to spend the holidays. The
threatening weather no doubt
kept many away. However, there
was a very good and jolly crowd
present and all enjoyed themselves.
Music was furnished by the ever
obliging and accommodating Fire
mems Band. A terrible wind and
thunder storm came up from the
south about 1890, which broke up
the ball in hurry. Those present
were; Misses Lorig and Henrietta
Richter, Emmie Mueller, Isabel
Wendtland, Manic Wslhauscn,
Mollie and Lula Ehliagor, Lizzie
Nalenta, Tonic Dvorak, Tinnia
Lieck, Norma Flato, Clara jung
becker; Messrs. Rudolph, G. B. and
Phillip Welhausen, Rudy, Charles
and Henry Flato, Cbas Amsler,
Oscar and Barney Daniels, Chas
Drummer, Jim Harwood, a b Dunn
| G f Ruhmann, Jim Swartz, Erwin
Wendtland and Earl Fry.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-26
II. ELETO,
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
4 sfarrv Christmasl

4 1larry Christmas
Another weddiog next week.
Xt an candy at Merseburger's
Horse traders have been taking
the town for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs e. F. VOTERS visit
ed Meyersville Sunday
Mrs VIM Green and Cleo Dick
son returned from Wharton Sunday
8Irs R. A. Clifford is spending
the holidays at Livingston, Texas
Buy your fire works of J E
Mcreeburger and celebrate Xmas
August Schmidt went to Gid
dings on visit Monday.
VIM Frey left Monday for Kan
sas City on two weeks visit.
Miss Loris Richter returned
from Galveston Monday.
Ed Arnin, of Flatonia, was here
Monday on business.
DR. and Mrs Smith returned from
San Antonio Monday.
A big lot of fire crackers, cheap,
at &c Merseburger's.
Mrs Nora Smith return from a
visit to Charco Thursday.
About so bales Of cotton were
ginned here last Saturday.
Contractor Mauor, of LAGRANGE,
/ was here last week.
RG seydler and wife returned
from Weimar Thursday.
Charlie Richter is working in D,
GS Helmer,s saddle shop.
1he convicts were at work in the
raibond yeySiast week.
G.NW, [schenburg and wife re-
turn@ sssm Weimar Friday.
Miss Meta Rose returned to her
h}lne in Weimar> last week.
Don't fail to see the nice line Of
dolls at ] e Merseburger's.
Chas Brown, of Lockhert, was
here last week on business.
VIM Menke came over from Weld
Saturday to attend court. "
Mrs Karlich is very III at this
writing With the Ia grippe.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-26
NOTICE.

We will dissolve partnership on
January list and it is necessary shat
we collect everything duo US in
order that q settlement may be
effected. Please call and settle or
prepare to pay, as your bill will be
presented without fail on Jan 1st.
WELuHUsEN & Co.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-12-26

Ddiuseh uIeu lu5J lHursudy.
DR. Nichols, of Sweet Home, was
here Friday on business.
Tom shandero, of Yoakum, was
here last week on business.
Rudolph Welhausen returned
from Flatonia Flidey.
Miss Tinnio Lieck visited Fla
tonia Friday, returning Sunday.
Eddie Fahrenthold, Of Weimar,
is here this week visiting tbs fam
lily of r. G. seydlar.
Mr. Wormorck representing tho
Galveston New ua, e-t- ~orhias
the towu last week
Prof. Mair dismissed Toe gchool
Tuesday IN noon AND yin aot be-
same until January jta.
A Waters Pierce Oil com pony
representative was here lass vaoA
on business.
PHI Green and Wm Blakeslee
cams over from Hallottsyille Sat
urday to s.ttlnd court,
Attorneys Bagby and Leonard, o
YoaSum, attended Justices oourt
here Saturday.
Miss Augusta Heinrich. ofCuero
yho has been visiting here, return
a 10 her home Saturday.
laero was a Sunday sohoo
Christmas tree at thu Baptist
'hurch Tuesday night.
Charlie Flato came home Wed
osday from 81 Edwards College
Justin, to spend the holidays.
August Martens is doing somC
ainting and paper hanging at th'
esidencc Of Mrs Hughs this week
ChasJ Drummer, matchmaker anc
jeweler, is now located in the drul
store, next to Flato's store,
Work on the J A Wolters resi-
dence was delayed part of last weel
on account Of rain.
Jim Harwood returned home las
Friday from Coronal Institute, sar
Marcos, to spend the holidays,
The work of plastering the new
Wendtland & Wagner building i
in progress.
Joseph Kopocky return home las
week from st Edwards College
Austin, to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Miller. of Yoakum, is visit
ing here this week, the guest Q
Maj. Fore.
Thee Jaeggli, of Moulton, cam
up Sunday to spend a few day
with friends and relatives.
Miss Mamie Welbauseh returne'
home Sunday from Nazareth Con
vent, Victoria, to spenda Xmas.
There will be a big cooking mai
between Sinner and Yoakun Of
tho 26th ofthis month at Yoakum
| Cotton took another downward
humble last week Of about fit.
points.