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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-09

The approach Of the Christmas holidays
r. indicated by the unusual numhfr oil
marriage licenses ISSUED during the past
few days. On an inspection Of the rec
ord The Post reporter notes the follow
ing: ". j. King and Araminta Graham
Allen Newton and Rosa washington
Andreas Castro aud Anita Berndo, Felis
CaVas and Refugin SAla Albert Jones ana
Eliza Duncan; Mack Reid and Isehy
Norton: William Clark and Birdie John
son; Herman Scelip2r and karoiine
Scheh; f. Il. Montgomery and Jessie
Hart; j. II. l.. Burditt and Willie NJ. 81
lison. w. 7. peAton ana Matte a.
Shiun; W. ". Mays and Della W. Shlun;
Rufus Silas and Mrs. Lou Gonzales cal
vim Miller and Emma Walker.
MIR. Frank Jones and his comedy com
panv VIII appear at the opera house TO-
night in the laughable and entertaining
comedy entitled "Our Country Cousin.
The poplo Of Lockhart of all dehomina-
tons regret that Rev. j \. Rlggs the
Methodist pastor, has been removed ny
conference to another field Of labor. Mr..
Riggs. hy his consistent Christian NE, and
gentle department. has endeared himself
10 the many friends who's pest wishes
follow him TO his new home.
Rev. j. II. Gilett and wife left last
Monday for their new location IN Llano'
where Mr. Gillett will preach for the en-
mn. keCiyrnr ball al TIL opera
house was largely attended. and was en-
loved by the young people as shch oc-
casions usually are.
ing Thursday on business.
4. b. storey aud V, " Virgins went
TO Victoria Wcdn sday 10 attend district
court IN session at that place.
Mr.. Frank Montgomery ana MISS len
ME Hart were married at the home OF the
brides mother Friday night -, -,
Mr. james Burditt aud Miss Willie I'll
Ilspn were married Friday Al the nome ol
tho brides father on Cloar Fork
large number OF invited guests were pres
snt and greatly enjoyed the elegant en-
tertainmsSt and banquet which had been
NM Mr. Chyrme Duve, who has been attend.
ing medical lectures az New Orleans Tor
some time, is now In the city on holi-
The c. W. h. N association held a
meeting at the Christian church few
DAYS since. which was largely attended
nv The ladies Of the city.
Miss Mamie Gentry ana MISS E1na NC, NC,
Neal of Gonzales arc visiting friends ana
relatives in the city. ,,..
Mr. H. Seeliger and Miss harolihe
scheh wero married on Monday night
The ladies Of the Cemetery associauol;
had a meeting Tuesday afternoon, ana
considerable business OF Importance was
M Z. y Holt Is now entertaining as
VS. tons .ua OF his sisters from Ken
furN. m ladies are enjoying their nlst
visiif ff as and are delighted Win the
roru;ry ard its climate and VIII pro-
tta.t Ifcr stay.
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beauty ssatnratins the universe and CON
SANITY 81, NY howins among tho stern realities
The music burst into fuller chords ms
Mile the groom. attended by his best
friend, Mr. Eugene k:rhart. came out and
STOOD awaiting the bridal procession which
,hs along the aislc. as follows; fishers
Messrs, Hal Jones aud kas Higgins; the
y na,e M sn With their attendants. the
father Jadss Dyer Moe ens " Tse 81 Srd %s
en rnee w ana Of ir pen Whit satin mnds
and pearl passementeric. while the lovely
orange blossoms and misty br,ual ytil
b ne n 81 Sh, touch and hitting crown 70
earnest face Her bouquet was OF white
rsni,t'iysah,hsmums; tied with white satin
Moore, was arrayed in nm eiecant evening
nress OF cream brccaded satin, bouquet OF
PINK Sh,ysanthemums Miss Ruth Me
3owall, first bridesmaid, was attended by
MT X y. Sanders. Her costume was elc-
SAM brocaded crepon. OF pcarly white,
MIN trimmings OF satin and net. and hou-
Juet OF yellow chrysanthemums Miss
Katie. organ second bridesmaid. waited
WIN MT Ihomas Jenkins of Austin. She
wore handsome dress OF cream crinkiod
anthemunis. The gentlemen, in conven-
uonal black were In all things worthy of
,neir company and the scene each wear
=
Al the conclusion of the impressive cere-
mony. as Rev. Percy Jones pronounced the
solemn words with earnest dignity the
group stood through The singing OF the
heautiful SONG. 'Nou" rendered. In the
clear. sweet voice of Mrs Brook Duvai
As the rich melody OF Mrs. Duvals mag
nlnceni soprano, thrilling the hearts, npai-
ed out on the evening ain and filed even
silence with It's memory like sweetest echo
from Alpine heights, the contracting par
Ties knelt upon the two white cushions be-
fore the chdncel and received the blessing
OF God uron their marriage from the lirs
of the minister
The happy couple LEFT on the ! o'clock
tram Tor Atlanta, bearing with them
heartfelt wishes for their Hucccss nnd
happiness through lifc from a c9ty fun or
't",orr friends who are glad In their
giadness and stand ready to welcome them
Mncn tney come back 10 make home IN
their midst.
The wedding presents were numerous,
costly and beautiful. all tokens OF the
love aud esteem in which the bride and
groom are held among this people, and
upon the whole, cupid ana all the other
gods could not have planned and com.
pieted a wedding day more perfect in all
its belongings ana we can not nut v Ism
that for Oliver Rnd Belle the years may
be peaceful and calm as 4 waveless sea !"
ELL.
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After a months visit TO- relatives and
returned 10 her homo In Houston Satur-
day,
Miss Fannie Tyson returned from Cor
pus Friday.
delightful reception was given Mr.
and Mrs Al T.. Deyiney FRIDAY night at
Turner Hall.
Mrs r. " Bates. assisted by her sis
tiers. Mosdsmes Luther aud Sheppard, en-
teri aimed "a number Of her lady friends
with "a progressive euchrc party SATURDAY
afternoon. The ace prize war Won by Mish
Louise Woodworth. Ihe lonc-hnul pfae,
a book OF poems, by Miss DAVIS, nud thr
consDlation pre-. cup and sauccr win
souvenir spoon, by Mrs, Geo. Law. All
present enjoyed "A delightful afternoon.
Murriel -November ~. at II o'clock a.
m, al the Catholic church, Miss Bertha
Flick 10 MIR, Lawrence MArchn1, itov,
Father Ehcehan officiating. Tley left on
the afternoon train for their home In san
Antonio. Miss Pauline Flick accompanied
them.
Married "wednesday evening. December
I, Tir -tr'-+i.-+4.a.-ll tic brides mother, Mr..
r. e Calhoun and MIsB --yrrfrt-+-- llltA.
It,y. a. ~, J.. Mccurdy officiating. After
the wedding ceremony Il sumptuous sup
per was aeited. only the immediate rein-
tiycs were present
Mrs j g. 0ltorf, who has been visiting
her mother, returned Yesterday.
After a weeks vIsit 20 Mrs. M. j. Bh-
her, Mr.. and Mrs. j. IS. Brooks left on
Wednesday for Snn Antonio.
J. ". Calhoun Of Houston paid visit
10 his old home Friday.
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One OF the pretticst weddings that ever
occurred ~ Gonzales took place at tho
residence Of Banker q. N Dilworth Thurs
day at high noon, when Miss Maggie Dill
worth WAS united in marriage By I,eV.
T.. r. CarS'vell 10 Mr. j. T.. Lewis OF this
city IN the presence of a few friends and
Dilwopth was Handsomely decorated and
presented lovely picture Mas Dlworth
is much loved by all VINO knew her for her
was a leader IN society whe-e sne viii
be greatly missed. Mr.. Lewis II a son OF
Mr.. Hugh Lewis, who IL a wealthy stock
man. owning several fine ranches, and s..
groom has made a 81 cceSs in busincsd
has many friends and Is one Of the rteT
popular ;ne1 In Gonzales county. He all
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NEW WAYERLY.

Mr. Frank sewhll has gone 10 Old
Waverly 20 take a position. lie ~ highly
respected here and VIII be missed by all,
especially by the society circle.
Mr.. j.. A. Mckibbin visited Huntsville
Wednesday.
Mis. Lucille Jones OF Harrisburg is
visiting her sister Mrs. J. N. Daniels,
Mrt n. l.. Milikien has been quite Sick
and IL still sick
A concert il being gotten up under the
supervision Of Mrs. s. w. Fitzpatrick. The
proceeds will go toward repairing and
furnishing the church. The cast was re-
ieoted from the young people here. who
seen more than pleased al having an
opportunity OF promoting the looks OF the
church The exhibition will take place
on the Goth instant at the school house.
The sercnadlng party. II IL feared, have
disbandod for the season, NM they have
moi been oui Tor Two weeks, much TO
lie regret OF the residents. II Is hoped.
however. that they viii reorganize IN
early spring or even sooner. az their
sweet music. both vocal and Instrumental,
was enjoyed by all who heard II.
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The lieuuessy-Lcroylo company plavcl
10 good houses on the 5th 9Th and 7th
instant This company ia coming tIa
best Oh The road
Rev james Kllgore the pastor ia
charge ~ this church during thc past
year went to Rrenham last Monday Go
attend conference. There WIS strong
petition from this church hshhi, that ht
b" continued IN charge of tho work here
Colonel O. ~ Jones Of Bnstrop is I'm
attendance on district court, Looking Hf-
ter the interests of his clients
Colonel j, T, Lane, CitN attorney or
FlAtouiH, was in the city during the past
week on professional business before tho
district court.
Misses Amelia Lane. Kate and Peggy
walker are IN Brouhaiu attending the
annual conference.
Presiding Elder j., u, Sears Is In attend
ance on the annual conference
Messrs. John sample and John Meyen-
berg left for the Bernard last Tuesday on
d hunting and tishing expedition.
Mrs ~. G. lleriig and daughter. who
have been absent In indianapolis for more
tn IN six months where the little dauRh-
ter has been undergoing medical treat
ment. arrived home last week
Al the last quarterly conference Captain
X. ~ Phelps wns promoted from teacher
of the Bible class to supcrntendent OF
the Sunday school.
General w g. Webb who has been su-
poIiuicndent for some time. rendered his
resignation on account of feeble health
and advancing years
Miss Fannie Ayres. a popular teacher In
the FANette county h'rh school here ten
deied htr pupils IL ThanksgiVine enter
talnment Of very enjoyable nature.
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horc on n telegram while tho big Are was
raging hero on the ith instant
Mr. j, ", Shapard returned Friday from
NelUsco.
MIR John c. Underwood returned home
Friday.
g. s Bouncti, Jr.. has returned from
Hlnzorla.
Captain Andrew Mcfarland. Jr., nftei
seven years I'm the service of the Columbia
Transportation company. has rosigned.
Several safe aud IRE esiinguishCr nRont-
have been In town since thu bis nro, but
they are too late. as thcr" IL but little
left 20 lock M or 10 burn.
MIR. g. Giegcchc, Icy fnr The heaviest
loserr by tho ilro. came up from cuntbnh
last Thursday evening
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Judge Davis OF Rusk spent sunday here
George Whitley Of Tyler came down
SATURDAY evening and spent sunday with
w, NJ imhodcn OF Rusk was herr sun.
day.
Mrs Artie Williams spent several DAYS
| IN Mount Sclman last week,
The kusk Dramatic club PLAYED 1.-The
Bridge ni the opra house Friday night.
Fhey had " good house and everyone on-
1oNcd the play
Mesdsmcs ~ A. brown, j. j. Williams,
! A. 1cmpleton and NJ l.. Earle. and
Misses Lula and Matte Lam visited Mt.
Selmsn sunday last
Iitteton Cunningham OF Palo Pinto,
| Texas. ~ visiting relatives here
Herman Mandlestrumm has returned
from Dallas whore lac has been for sev-
Socially jacksonville is dend The young
people '"eni to have LOST all interest IN
sociIls, etc, but as the holidays are near
We mink social season" VIII soon begin
reyiou Irving OF Rusk was here Friduy.
y. Shoemaker. W. \, Brown. j A.
rempleton and others attended court at
Miss Gertrude Henry returned 10 hor
home IA Troupe after spending some time
visiting relatives here.
Hon. Rhodes, representative OF Van
Xandt county, spent Wednesday In the
city
The Young men Of tho city are to give n
Bachelors reception AZ the opera houHe
next Friday night quite an interesting
programme has been arranged, and II rs
locked forward to as being one of the
leading Hocial events OF the season.
Mr. < t. Arnwlno has returned 90 his
home In the country after spending thrce
months here
A. q, Martin visited Rusk Saturday.
a. T. Smith visited kusk Tuesday,
Mrs j. ~. Buck has moved TO pnica-
.ue
John Bill l.ovelady returned from Rusk
Wednesday, where NE has been attending
upurt
Robert Tanner returned Saturday mint
from q Visit 10 relatives IN tho southern
part Of the state
Mrs. stoddard. the temperance lecturer
Of TIE state, locturd at the Methodist
Episeorel church Tuesday night to a good
house
", =. peveredN returned from Dallas
WeduCsiay morning, whore he Inns hvcn
rarclaslna u stock OF holiday gpods.
Jake Love attended court a, Ruek
Wednesday.
quito number OF young people gain.
cred al tho residence o. Mrs, CLARK Thur
day night, and spent several hours very
leaaantly.
y; l. Earle sgent Tuesday in Ruslt.
Miss Roma Thpmpsun end Mr. coke
Goodson were married q, the home of tho
brides parents Wednesday evening at 7:30
O'Clock. Rev. / Alexander officiating. Az
ter Vac ceremony q tunutuous hnpncr was
tbiuNcd by tho attendants. The bride is
one of the sweetest ana most popular girls
in the community having won THIS place
In the HEARTS OF the people by hor superior
traits OF character She Will he EThtly
mfFgpd I'm the social circles, which she has
Handsomely adorned FOR some tmo rast.
As % teacher and orEnniht in tho sunday
school her plau, eau hardly hr tillrd. TIC
groom III one Of the noblcW and most
promising young men IN the community.
crowned with YucccHs. the presents ware
elegant and numerous
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pAI.ESTIN1n

Mr. q " BnIkitt mado business
| trip to Dallas this week.
| Miss savannah Lowery OF Troupe spent
Il short time with Mrs. Robinson, this
| city.
grand banquet was given by Mr.
George Burkitf at tho Nolen hotel in
| honor Of the Improved Order Of Rcd Men
recently organized here.
Misses Salle Fowler and Bette Richie
have returned from Calvert where they
assisted Rev. Cupenper in his revival.
Mrs Charles Wiuislpr entertained a few
Of Mr. Winkier's friends az delightful
dinner Thursday evening
Miss Walker of Tennessee IS tho guest
of Mrs Galbraith. in this city.
BISHOP Kinsolyins held services At St
phillips church sunday
Mr. Frank RAY of Tyler visited in the
city.
Mr. William Bath of Austin visited his
nephew, MIR A. j Cans In this city.
Mr. George r. Cook. who IL attendinf.
school AT sherman. has come home 10
spend the holidays
After "a very pleasant visit to relatives
here. Mrs. Miles Wallace has returned
TO her home nj Nsderu. cal.
Nh and Mrs Winston have returned
from kerrville. whore they have been
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During tho past week tho weather has
been excellent huug dry and cool No
DinuHcntnts Of any kind were on tnpis
and people hive kept close AT homo MAX
ing preparations for Christmas
Local parties arc Arranging FOR a nin-
atrel performance Monday night onc-hnlr
the proceeds go 60 tho fund for the flro
companies
Austin ON professional business.
Mr. s. <, Kemp spent the week IN
karucS city
Rev lee Green went &C. Swee, iiou,c
ThurHdny 10 tie the nupti1l knot for Mise
Matte Connor and MI Riniord,
Miss l.. G. Kyle, editor Of the tucro
Bulletin, has been here In the interest OF
her paper.
Mayor Jippett, Deputy Sheriff East
Deputy County CLERK kcos una go Silher
sptnt the hitter part Of The week hunting
on the Sarjics.
hlss Jessie Walker and Mrn. > 6. Fat
ton have returned from Galveston
Mrn a Dibroll iH here from Iockhart
vlsaung her parcnla MI and Mrs. Y. IL
visiting her sister. Mrs. w. - Seymour.
Mrs !. 5. Pepper has returned from a
Wit TO Cuoro
Miiss Minnie Iueder is here from San
Antonio visiting friends.
lly OF Mr.. r. r Mccommou IN l'latopia.
Mrs q. a Young aud little son are Wis
itlng the old folks IN Btllvillc.
Mr. and AIRS 4, +. droebcr have re-
tnrned from - Vlptt to cucro.
Nj ;. Townsend, ESQ, aftor Is pfoiractod
spell OF fever III c1nvaleAeent
pr, Johnston of Srruelon spent eevcral
days hero during the past week, taking
Mr. j ". AIMS was here during the
week in tho interest of Nd KAN Iiis
many old friends were glad TO sec him,
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CROWLEY, LA
The pnat week. has been quite u lively
one FOR Crowley society people.
Last saturday evening Il solroo dan
gnutr was given nj the large and hand.
rnmu ruaidfnce ot Mi. and Mira John r.
Shoemaker IN honor OF their charming
dtughtcrs Misses Minnie and Gertrude
The evening was spent IN dancing nnd
other amuaemcnts and all departed highly
pleased with their evenings enjoyment
Tuesday evening the Crowley Social
club gave the last Of their sorlcs Of three
cuchTc tournament which resulted IN
Miss Irene FromRux securing first lady'r
prize n handsome toilet case Mr. Bon
,,oidatein fret gonilcmnn's prize a sill,
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lsaucs hore his part IN the entertainment
with corinl hospitality which he ever
extends go his friends, and all who were
fortunate enough ia u, present were in,-
pressed with the fact that hero Is n brig MT
and harry home
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RASTROP.

Married, al Cavalry Protestant Episco-
pal church. IN Bastrop. at s.Sl ocloL X
u. m. Thursday, December D. 1895. Miss
Belle Moore and Mir. Oliver jones. both
at this civ Rev Percy Jones officiating.
Old Bastrop looked with special interest
upon an occasion Ike this, when two OF
her children thus clasp hands aud swear
tho sacred oath uniting them forever, and
hence thrjugs OF friends wenued their
v.av to witness the ceremony. WINTER, in
happy mood. left OF her stern gray garb
ana chilling aspect, leaving the day In
Temporary charge Of the vanished sum
m.r ana onconng spring. 80 that the
whole world was aglow with the tullncss
of beauty. and life revealed itself as a
sweet grand miracle. such az can only
he wrought by sunshine and love. The
piettresGIe church. lovely at all times
tingers nj heok OF loving hearts, until the
aesthetio soul could hut eaJoy the luxury
of a scene so fair Flowers radiant aud
frat.rant. eyergreers. dainty and frosty
,i,fc5 wore grouped and fesiooned In
rnrcst race and profbsion. Inc snowy
wedding bell, tho golden hhrI, the Lighted
"anSIes the cool dark pine, ana tower
,vN- Tho palm and inosses. BLENDED with
~ desritory preluding Of organ notes
~ Mrs NJ. McDowall and mellowed al
s9uch az tha suns rays falling IN slahtiiiE
leans through the rainbow colored WIN
dows formed q picture Of exquisite love,
linrss and made the thorghtiul heart gihn
10 resiize tbs unneasured' lnnehnahle
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Miss Mamie Stafford and Miss Laura
Brooks left last Thrrsday for New York
city, where they went TO secure medical
treatment for the latter. They viii be
gene some time.
Mr.. w. II. Merriwether Of Wharton Is
in town or business. having been called
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Tuesday night the coy Nttle homo of
laplan and Mrs. r. j. Davis was the
ssene Of very pretty home wedding,
gen daughter, Miss Alice Davis being
married TO Mr. Joseph Strasscr The
Wedding was very uulet one, none but
rsiatlyes and few intimate friends u he
pnNaeilng parties being present Tho
5femony occurred at $3.50 o'clock, after
sn@h The assembled guests Were invited
peNake OF sumptuous ropast served
aanrmlng young Indy, born and raised
y ulange, and has 4 wide circle OF
el,,s,nds who admire her for the many eA-
.neht qualities with which she Is en-
Swa' The groom Is an exemplary
Ryuns man who has made his home in
range for several months past. and has
IVY me good will OF all who know him
" r ms close attention to business
thursday afternoon at $50 o'clock, 1t
Iv,esdencc Of Major = II Noteworthy,
ny. dh9ther young lady. very popular in
80 80 clIeles IN Orange assumed the mar
~ relatio, the contracting parties he
ss. ai,ss johnnie Wingate and Mr.. j. c..
Is ss,l An elegant collation. was serv-
s.tet The ceremony. and then the new
married couple took their departure
kraaiie west bound train tor II short
na Mai ,our, which viii end at Kosse their
rs nome, the bride has many friends
N, Wss,nge her bright, amaiblc disposi-
N bsr .oaaetlng all who have the pleasure
Esowr. acquaintance. he is also well
NM II, throughout East Texas, having
osalaihe Houston Post Hamilton college
Ts"slsihlp a few years since.
eaS,ssoua morning a merry party OF
F aSSIife So kcrs chartered the steamer
tays All, anl wont to Sabine Pass FOR a
outing. In the party were Rev. b.
knd NIIuers, Nat Burton. Jr., Professor
II. MI r. NJ. pouthit Mrs. 4. II sax
b, ME- rs Faitye saxon, Mrs, II. II. SaA-
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sured by Mrs. Mallam and Mr.. r. n

I'll
,upre, Miss Harriet Farrand vocal 500
Mrs. T. a. Lamb. Reading from Enoct
i hsnGn. Mrs, Mrs; henry Long and Mrs. r. a
recitation, Miss Sadie Caswell. ouotaflons
from Tennyson, ""V'Ae'O''s
The beautiful new home of MIR. and Mrs
n vi , BARTHOLOMEW was perfectly ublaze
,mitn usht on tuesday night. the occas, or
ppSlns the entertainment of the Beaumon,
Euchre cub by the most amiabIe host
dnccr avs,ess. Inc rooms were beautifully
.he pnrlors, while the hall and staircase
was literally banked with palms. ferns
anu VIZ otaer plants. The refreshments, which
nounred most elegant by ali present trhe
royai prizes were awarded to Mr.. Charles
a Johnston R,t , and Mrs. Phillips. while MIR.
, .io victors. Al Departed after a delight.
,ul evening, wishing the host and hostess
ioils me and happiness IN their new home
,,, Mrs' e.; Wyche Greer is visiting rela.
colonel ID. 7. Rock was In the city this
week on professional business
Saptain f. y. Hyatt, ahine Pass 1etty
:, Colonel y. NJ. Curry has returned from
home. '''''S
Mrs. A; T.. Goodhue has returned from
Rio i several weeks trip to uvalde and Del
MIR; j. II. Dayton. successful Orange
county rec. farmer was in Beaumont on
Mr.. J. L. Caldwell of Huntington w,
va Father of Mrs w. =. II McFaddin'
Is nere on VISIT to his. daughter,
door and blind factory, spent sundav VIII
MS famliy IN New Iberia, La.
VICTORIA.
The Times has started voting contest
Tor me most popular young lady in south
ring worth SEQ
The hook and ladder fire COMPANY
elected re following officers Wednesday
NJ stevens. president; NJ. J.. Potash. sec
rttafN ana treasurer: Il. l.. Sarron. Drst
assistant, Thomas Nevins. steward
The next ball, under the auspices of the
day night.
The ladies' OF Victoria held a meeting
wednesday afternoon to arrange for The
l,ip year ball TO be given by them early
next month
The Kings Daughters restaurant has
had very generous patronage during
The ladies of the Episcopal church serv-
ed dinner lunch and supper in the PETIT.
colas building Tuesday
KEY. w. r., Johnson arrived here from
san Antonio Wednesday 10 assume charge
of his duties as pastor of the Methodist
church of this city.
turned TO their home IN kerrville after a
visit OF several weeks with Mrs. G. An
m"ch ana other friends IL this section.
TheN We're formerly residents OF this city
ana thelr many friends were glad to well
come them back. even for a short visit
Mrs, Lee joseph of Cuero returned
home last week after visit to relatives Ia
Luther henson the noted temperance
lecturer addressed "a good audience al the
Methodist church Thursday night
e',ected The Toll wing oficers for next year
Herman Fischer. foreman: WIN Praeecr