The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-29

The Rogers House on Maple
street will, on the first of Decem-
Der, become the home of Mrs. Mary
Chaytor
Mrs, NJ. f. Chaytor accompanied
by her cousin, Mrs. M. E. Sandefur,
will spend the week at Peytonville,
with relatives.
Mrs. James Robinson, after a
week spent pleasantly with her girl
hood friends at Jefferson, returned
home Tuesday.
Mr.. Homer Vaughn was a most
welcome visitor to home folks, and
a pair of hazel eyes, last Sabbath.
The boys were not ''in it..
Little Miss Fay Hudgins is enter
tanning her friends as we 90 to
press. A report of this pleasant
affair will appear in our next.
Mr.. Y, W. Roseborough is among
the home folks-came from ST.
Louis to spend Thanksgiving Day
with them-and somebody else.
Miss Jenny Signor is at home
again after an extended absence
Dallas has been complimented by
the presence of this popular belle.
Miss Nettie Boissead of Shreve-
port, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
DR.. Grant, who, we regret to chron-
icle, is quite ill at the Cosmopolitan.
Miss Helen M. Stoddard, a high
official and most enthusiastic mem
Der of the W. c, T. u, is honoring
our city with her presence. She is
the guest of Mrs, j. M. Benefited.
Mrs. Joe Huckins, senior, after
several days spent in st. Louis, re-
turned home Monday, The con-
tinued absence of Miss Cora is re-
gretted by her countless admirers.
The Mariposa Minstrels are grow
ing in the art of minstrelsy, and
will appear the fourth in a form to
meet the widest, fondest expecta-
tious of their friends and admirers.
Miss Olivia Raney, daughter of
the Episcopal rector left Friday
evening to enter school at Dallas.
She will be a pupil of the famous
Episcopal seminary located there.
1t will be pleasure to report the
result of the meeting of the Floral
Society, which was held in the par
lors of the Cosmopolitan yesterday
afternoon-too late to appear to-
day.
There was general rejoicing in
the social world on the arrival of
Mrs. Ed Schaub of New York, in
the city, Miss Bertha ever finds a
cordial greeting awaiting her in
TeXarkana,
The modlsh cavalry company that
hied away to the Junction last Sat
urday afternoon, comprised of
Misses Annie Turner, Helen Surles,
Nettie Smith, FANNIE Dell Dupree;
Messrs, E, f. Kane, Drs, Dupree
and Clements and Manter report a
most pleasurable outing.
With rapturous delight is the as
sured fact that the long talked of,
much needed bridge to College Hill
is IN course of construction, To
know that transportation over this
much dreaded spot can be made
soon without the accompanying
fear that ones poor bones will be
ground to dust, is a blessed relief,
A large party of our society folks
visited Shreveport Wednesday, to
attend the Bostonians, Among
them were Mr., and Mrs, W. A.
Mccartney, Maj. and Mrs, w. l.,
Stout, MIR, and Mrs Frank Polha-
mius, Mrs, Harry Taylor; Messrs,
Lee Estes, Willis Whitaker, ma
Ki2er, The party returned in the
best spirits, and report a royal
time.
win somebody" tell us il it is
against the law to place on the
railing of your fence salt that has
been "doctored' (0 to rid the pub
lie of the stock nuisanceY The
Floral Society is up In arms, and
something dark and desperate is of
necessity compelled to transplre
very soon unless active steps are
taken 20 abate the destruction of
our yards,
Under the supervision Of Mr. j,
A, Richardson, the pleasing ope.