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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-06
-Burlesque of Italian opera in "a

--Burlesque of Italian opera in "a
Trip to China town."
The Gilbert Opera Co., which filed
an engagement at Sistersville Satur-
day night, came down on the Virginia
Sunday and spent the night in this
city. They leave this morning on the
c. &c M. for Coshocton.
r The Singing School taught by Mr..
c. N. Adams will hold a meeting to-
night-the last of the term, in the
Baptist church, beginning at 7:l5.
Conductor Mike Lavelle, Of the u.
g. O., who is enjoying few days lay
off, was in the city last night
The body of fireman N. A. Mat
thews, who was killed in the Saturday
night wreck at Schooley's Station,
came in over the b. e o. S. w. Sunday
evening and goes out over the 7. e O..
C. Ex. this morning for burial at his
home at Amesville. 1rf.. ualn. .
| 'E--Mr and Mrs. Will Slack, who have
been spending few days in this city,
returned to their home at West Super.
ior Saturday.
The trial of John Wesley Curtis or
the charge Of grand larceny, will be
heard before Squire Guyton at 1 p. IN
today
John Viking, of the West Side
who was recently awarded the Second
street paying contract, has purchased
a large seven ton roller to be used OF
the paving.
&C. B. Gates Post and w. r. c. will
have public installation and social thi
evening. Supper 10 cents.
Prof Arnold's orchestra of Is mel
will furnish music for "A Trip +
Chinatown"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-06
TAKING the BANK.
Ohio River Boats Tying up to Escap
The Ice.

Ohio River Boats Tying up to Escape
The Ice.
The continued cold snap of the past
few days has formed much ice in the
Ohio and the river yesterday was full
of miniature icebergs. Unless very
perceptible rise in temperature follow s
today freeze-up is almost certain
within the next thirty-six hours
The Lorena arrived down from Pitts
burg Sunday and tied up in the mouth
of the Muskingum.
The Virginia passed down Sunday
afternoon and will attempt to reach
Cincinnati. During the hour she was
tied up here many of our people took
advantage Of the opportunity to inspect
her.
The wharfboat was moved to the
west bank of the Muslsingum yester-
terday and is tied up at the point
Other boats in the mouth Of the Mus.
kingum are the Charles Hook, +. A.
Goebel, II X. Bedford, 7. N Barns
dali and the Waverly ferry boat.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-06
Mrs. John McCovern.

About five o'clock Saturday evening
occurred the death of Mrs Catherine
McGovern, wife of John McGovern, at
her home on south Seventh street
She ives ~ years old and her death was
due to diseases incident to old age.
She was united in marriage tc Mr.. Nc
Govern 55 years ago, in Ireland, ini-
migrating to this country 10 years
later. Twelve children were born to
the union all of whom are dead.
The funeral will occur Tuesday at 0
a. M, sun time, at st. Marys Catholic
church.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-06
Did You Ever

Try Electric Bit.ers as remedy for
your troubles? If not, get bottle
now and get relief. This medicine has
been found to be perfectly adapted to
the relief and cure of all Female Com.
plants, exerting wonderful direct in.
fluencc in giving strength and tone to
the organs. If you have Loss of Appe
tite, Constipation, Headache, Painting
Spells, or are Nervous, Sleepless Elk
citable, Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells, Electric Bitters is the
medicine you need. Health ant
Strength are guaranteed by it's use
Fifty cents and S1.O0 at w. II. Styer'.
Drug Store.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-06
Buy a Piano!

1t is a source of culture
for your children and end
less delight in your home.
But do not be misled into
buying anything but an in
strument of known manu-
facture by a reputable firm,
Cheap John instruments
and irresponsible dealers
are plentiful-shun them
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-06
TREES AND PLANTS.

In Marseilles imitation nutmegs
were formerly made from bran, clay
and nutmeg ref7,es. "a
The cinnamoG tree grows to height
OF 20 or so feet. 1t Is believed to be u
native OF Ceylno.
Alilabar pepper is said to bring the
highest price in the great pepper mar
kets of the world.
The leaves and-even the bark OF the
nutmeg tree are said to have the fra
GRANGE of the seed
The anise seed plant grows sponta-
neously in most of the countries around
the Mediterranean.
Cinnamon was brought to Greece and
Rome before the time of Christ by Ara
ban merchants.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-06
ARRESTED AT ciNclMMATI.

The People Who Robbed VIM. Smith
Don't Want to Come Back.
Peter Louter and Lizzie Michels. who
are suspected of having robbed William
Smith, of Valley Mills, back of Will
Parkersburg, were arrested in Cincin-
natl, but refuse to come back without
legal fight.
The Michels woman stated that she
had eloped with Louter, who was lily.
ing with the Cox woman, and that was
why they had been arrested.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-06

All the Popular Magazines for Janu-
ary may be obtained at the News
Stand in the Union Depot.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-06
Big OIL Deal.

We understand that quite an i'm.
portant oil deal took place Saturday
morning in this city. Mr.. Rathbone
representing the Glendale Oil Co., pur-
chased large tract of territory back
of Newport, including several hundred
acres and extending back near Archers
Fork. There are six producing wells
on the tract and the consideration is
said to be $4,000.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-06

B1-On Monday and Tuesday of next week
Mr.. George Wieser will be visited by carpeU
man, who will show the finest line OF carpets
and rugs ever exhibited in Marietta Those
contemplating the purchase of rug or car
pet will do we'll to call at Mr. Wiesers store
on the two days above mentioned.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-01-06
Look at
Our Window

and see if there is not some
thing there that will interest
you.
Trouserings at $3.50, made
to order, finest ever offered
for the money.
One dollar and seventy-five
cent shirt at fifty cents, most
value for your money you
ever got.
Overcoat stock going rapid
ly. Big values make them
90. Get your values while
you can.
Tailoring department do
ing as good work as ever
We can save you money. we
know it and can prove it
Let us try it once for you.
Yours to please.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-18
NNNNNNNNNAAAAAAAAG

IN. Inc node OF japanese sitting was a1,n, .i
u,le Wnoie evening. The iol.owin,, wer1
tltseil,: MISSES Maggie Camp. Lucy Mav
InviiiSoii; Hcna Jackson, I.ucto kirs~b
name. May Jackson, Annie io,,s. MINI
iMi,v,s"ti,iHYii, Pearl Jack on. Ida o,y,i'
49, - vi nhiilat Rosa Pope, LILLE Stuart
S,race liaiihon. Louctta Barker and ,iosie
Moore; Messrs. F. n Hcpl,,ns r. T.
Toiand, Robert Mills, John bafia,, of l,i i,.
ms, IL. y. Reese. Sanders Wu x.r T.
olv.r. a,ker Jackson. Leslie Hrown'
James Runnels DR.. L. f. Brown. George
ANDERSON. Arthur Stuart, Vaultsr Has
ana nm, Joe Gresham; Mr.. and Mrs cha
received the guests.
Inc e.egant residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
Whitcomb was thrown open to receive
their many friends Thursday evening com.
p!iincntary to their charming COUSINS
Misses Erode of Frederickburg. Texas
The reception rooms were elegantly I. e.
grated and showed the refined taste of TN.
decorated with American Beauty roses
and ferns, while the handsome cut glass
was displayed to advantage by exquisite
needle work. The young ladies' proved
themselves very entertaining and were
very much admired by al. Al present; de-
clared II the SWEETEST" eira.r of the season
and all due 20 the matchmaking MIR Whit
present were: Misses May jackson, An
ne House. Lucille Hlrchhaine Mabel Nc
Cannon, Mabel Cobb. Pearl Jackson
pcarle Brown, Iena Jackson. Ida Oliver,
Lucy Nav Johnson and Maggie Camp;
Messrs. JamoS Runnels, Joe Rhea. pr
T.: =. Brown. Captain l.. l.. Brown,
Walker Jackson. y. Oliver. n. l.. Reese
Robert Mills. Sanders walker f. T.. Hop
kins, r. l.. To.and and Dr. ". W. Brown
and lady.
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Southwest.
Mrs. q. W Reddick of Na,ehes, Miss,
is IN the city. visiting the family OF he,
son. WIN Reddlck.
Mrs. A. n. Wolston returned wednes-
DAY night from a Wis., to friends and
relatives In Galveston
Miss Berthe McReynolds of Sabine Pass
mas mas been IN the city the guest OF Mrs.
w. a. Fletcher.
orric Davant, formerly OF Bcaumcnt.
PHI now connected with the bank at
wharton. is visiting friends III this city.
Miss Anna TAYLOR. the accomplished
daughter OF captain A. X Taylor, OF
Houston. is In the city the guest OF Mrs,
Robert. j. Keith. who has been attend
tig u school Of Technology In New York,
is visiting his mother Mrs II. V. Keith,
Mrs. l.. j. Smith and pretty daughter
OF Kansas CITY are In the city and viii
probably spend the summer In this Sec
ton.
Captain T.. I. Kettle. the moving spirit
or kirhyNiile came down from his home
among the pines Tuesday afternoon to
look after business in Beaumont. The
captain says the people OF INirbyvillc are
too busy TO talk politics.
Hon. Geo. Greer and family OF San
Augustine have moved to Beaumont for
permanent residence. MIR. Greer has as
ssociatcd himself with Mcssrs. Brvocks
d Brooks In the practice OF law, and is
reputed one OF the brightest lawyers III
East Texas.
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Mrs. A X. Denn!ngcr of Kansas CITY.
who has been the CUES, Of Mrs. Il. <
Kellogg, has returned home.
| on business
Miss Jennie Numsen hiss returned from
visit TO Crockett.
hns been spending few days with her
sister Mrs a e. Greenwood. has returned
home.
Mrs. Eta Towns is visiting her mother,
Mrs. w. II. Ba,y is visiting relatives in
Paris,
Major H.. II. Wilder is expected home
In few days
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Trummel have re-
tuined from a trip 10 Bryan.
Mr.. }. y; Maioney made visit to his
mother aud sister IN .Nustin.
Mrs. Mary oiinoud is visiting her brother
In Houston.
MIR George w. Ban -rofi of orange spent
several day In the city in the intsres, OF
his lumber business.
Father 1'h.on visited Galveston the past
week
Mr.. A. Y. Henderson spent Sunday In
Air Il. N. stafford, candidate for con
gress. IN the Minco,a district. was in the
city the past week.
Mr.. J $. uFlnn. freight. claim agent,
took n business trip 10 Tyler.
Mr. Frank Matthews went 20 Houston
on business.
MIR. j II. Bowden Of Huntsville is In
Mr.. Y Hume. division superintendent OF
the International and Great Northern at
san Antonio, was In the city .ast week.
Miss Ray Goldberg has returned TO her
home In Pttshurg after pleasant visit 10
her sister Mrs. sam Lucas.
Messrs Power Hamilton and Ingram
Of Tyler spent sunday Ia the city
Mrs o. Griffin and mother are visit
MISS Allie FIeshel Of TYLER .s the gucs,
of Mrs. r. V. Pennvhacker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of san Marca,
were visiting in the ely last week.
Mir. Charles Dare of isastrop spent sev
crai days OF last week with old friend
Mrs. i.sla OF Laveirha ia visiting hci
daughter. Mrs }. J. sanders,
court in I.agranec, while his wife is Wis
itlrg her Old home In cuba, Mo.
Misses Zula and Edna storey visited
relatives in san, Antonio last week.
ink her daughter Mrs. McMur rey.. re-
turned TO her home In Llano last Tues
Mrs Hodges is visiting ncr daughter,
Mrs. A. u. Williams spent last week in
''s Siess si,s' j. S. and n. s. Reed of Reed
Wild. were in the city Thursday.
Hon. j. l.. Ellison of Mar'endale. came
IN on Wednesday on business ana spent
'' Dr. p i b. i'm and wife visited Italy
last week and returned on "Wednesday;
Air H. II. Walker wl,h his BRIDE, has
just returned from a visit to me city
VI Mr. lee cox came over from San An
tonic ana spent last week in the city with
connty Attorney coopwo9d nnd Law
yer Harris went to Rockville Wednesday
Nrs McCarty Of san Antonio is visit
ing nor aunt. Mrs. German.
Mrs Isle " ,asirop spent last week
with her relatives in Lockpor;.
The Following marriage Licences have
boon issued during The past len dhys.
Fnb Fr.scoe aud Nellie Patton. j, {. P.iiy
aud ida Ranov German Eiiserio auh ~
Hfis Rouroguca. II. $. await and Mrs. +
4. carter W, H. Srriggs ana l.iio Ron
nrdson, H. AVA and LucInda Gultiore,s5.
SIoars 9 and sailie Cox, A. O. Clark and
Mrs Jennie Echols
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KuN.,l..

Mrs. abba Johnston. vbo M. ha,,
teaching IN the Runyc high ,rSoni ror sn,
cral months, left Tor Austin ~, .ri,,,r.s,, :.
asi. '''' '''" ,
y. THIS md family attended tho Motfs,,
AZ Yorktown last sunday '''' es'
j. W Ruckuan Of Hs.eua u-,. a., ,,,.,
on Wednesday. "'9 VI 'o"i
Mrs. : A Beck a, ,sst r,se,,
gaze II .,shcep-sheuriny ~, No." ~, XII H. I
nontary 10 Mics Vlvn Eol,,,rp MI ~,
buck. Who Is one az ,Ie ,..eS,e, ms H., n 10.
nunge Airh ,.chrol l,ft fnr TO- ~, -, Wv ~,
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H,r r, started TO their home IN D,uss
iast Tuesday, accompanied ~ rar vs. s'i Ia
'saarss ny Captain T. A. I'LL.
G. w 1onn ~; Nunn and wife and MIR. w
land TO Waller county Inst Thn,sSs, over
H. i@ ,il ,isit. Mr.. ]. II. Mum win extend
~ , N's,. 10 Marin artesian well. in ssarrb
Mercury has Just returned ROW M a' III
,nHu gives wonderful account 81 No
nm Uaa,,'n,rwing properties of the water a,
Mr. H.. T. Tookc and II. C. ou,, Is,
s sooh little trip behind "Napcieon'' To-
oenuiehberg on Thursday
CORPUS CHRISTI.
sham n, h AVN party. competitive drill and
i.ight Guards Tuesday night was ~,
princ.nal social event of TN. week i, tho
paF slnif city. The affair was gotten up
finds c to oS s,sf, FOR The purpose OF raising
most decided success TIL sham hattl.
o ""S 'vai's'ic anu exciting. cliciting much
s s,y.auS. anu commentator from the
ssp,c,a'ors on the way IL was planned ana
,nnp me competitive drill was en-
ppreu ny me entire company and won nv
i,fn Ti,r.e An Watts. the prize being a beau.
sham battle and drill wer. oyer rho voumv
i,,' began dancing. and until after tho
ny midnight nimb.e feet kept time ia
'hs enchanting sounds CT delighifil music
IN AZ the residence of Captain 4 +,
THOMPSON ,n en- the hluY. Wednesday even.
aa na enjoyed "A few neeiing hours in
"a,ncihg. music and all kinds OF games
T.. Mayor Ben Sheldon OF Rockper, VIII,
H. prominently spoken OF as the r,nrh-
.v"h candidate for representative iron,
I'M, ms me Eighty Legislative dix
t,iiV'; was IN tho city Friday shaking
IN" WIN ,his numerous friends.
!, Nnnert ana howard Faunrl. :, VOL,
known young musicians from necylll nrn
III ne city visiting friends
MrS' u. W. fiso tf Wichita Falls who
Ms peen Visiting her mother and .otnor
vt ana Mrs j. n. House. IN This ciiv'
i,r some time. returned 10 hc. home nj,
Wy molTiNs aceamulnioi by har SISTER
Mss florence House
: pr X y Harris who has been horc
,,W ihc rst month recuuesating his
hi,ealih. left FOR his home In Fuisher, nea5,
ilpuSltn TUESDAY morning
-, Mrs u. T. Mer'huon returned hona
!. . u,saay evening from Laredo. whorc she
hau been visiting friends and rnlnt;ycs
Sachon ] L. * elly Of Lion tribe No
J. lniopcnd Mt order Of Red Men az Bee'
WIG IS n Tie c'ty visiting friends
NJ T.. Riscr J. l.. Riser and Richard
,ook, AZ % Reeylle. spcn, Sunday In
re l'iuH city, attending the colorcd re
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Cards are ont for the wedding OF Con.
ter Of Mr and Mrs. ". $. Bonner, on me
2s,h of this month; BON are wen kno" ",
ss,,n,'fs 10 congratulate them,
Mcssrs. e. -. pIce' william Tnyior
~, ~ Judge I.owrcy Of bolton vent to Vie
tn .ii last week az attached witnesses In Il
Murray Chapman has completed his first
medirI course In Galveston ana Is al
home Tor few days rest
Editor W u. cox and party have re-
turned from their three, weeks soIomrn
IN Mexico, after attending me Texas
H. prcsa ossociatlon meeting in III Paso.
Mr. w. y. Davis has returned from
,,ioasant Visit 10 Clchurne
'Condictor Jack Conlisk has removed his
fan,iIv from Cleburne and will reside here
j" rleasant informal hop, was rendered
Nv the yfslnr men Of the city Weinssday
ni ~ m Misses Quinn and Alexander OF
s nigh'a Angelo ne wno are the guests Of Mrs
G. W. Aiken 1.hirty-iivr couples par,isc !.
nneirhhoring town Of Bolton.
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| over one hundred Baa,ropians came
down Wednesday, TO ATTEND the ball game,
Mr. II. Holmes of I.owndes county, Ala,
In VISITING his Two brothers here, Messrs
W. ". and q. II. Holmes.
Hon. ". NJ. Gnrwooj Of Dastrop was
wishing IN Smithvilc Friday.
Captain Tom SHyrrs returned Wcdnes-
day from Galveston, where he had obaen
enjoying weeks fishing.
Rev, II. r. Blackburn spent last week
nj Austin attending the Sam Jones 70.
yiynl.
I-avr Wilson Of I.ockhart spent part
81 last Tuesday here shaking hands with
friends.
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place. but now Of Brennan. was In town
iucsuay.
hon. W. w. searcy OF Brcnham is at
tending court here.
Mcssrs j. Z. Barnett. John Chambers.
Joe Woods, J. w. kadiord ana Sap,ain
ADAMS OF Lyons were In town last Tues
Jay.
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| The young ladies ol Alice gave a con
! cert IT, the scnuoi house lass saturday
/ nisnt, ana Notwithstanding 1t Was so.ten
zap only Tor social anlnscHicn., wan olen
uovrs, free to every one ana with gu,
| very niue tine ~ wnicn 20 prepare lor
the occasion. II was qultc success, bata
IN amusement and ercdn TO the young
ladies who lad II In charge. i he mouse
MAS crowded 10 overlooking, ana al aloAt
Z o'clock the exercises began.
In the absence OF ley. Turner the
opening address vas delivered by I. =.
Moore
keci,ation by Miss Myrtle Ward, col
lese on Cans which was delivered i'll a
very symyathe.!c manner
Duet, Drifting" by Misses Addle Pei
tisiew and BESSIE Ward. which they exc
cuted most uXccIlently.
Recitation, The llf Child" by little
Ella Stanford. which She delivered in n
cute and earnest manner.
Quar-etne Little Darling, Now Good
Bye" by Misses Ward and Pettisrew and
Messrs. Walker and Moore,
Recitation, An Entirely Original Sub
jcct." by Miss Helen Koark, and She tic-
livered II in quite an original manner.
Solo, only a Year by Miss Addie Pet
tigrew.
Duct won't You he my swoe;heart?''
which they sang and acted in Vlatncr
that brought HE house down 10 great
chcer ard applause
Recitation. "A Woman's Vengeance"
by Miss rutigrcw, and she delivered j,
with great expressions OF revenge and
dctorninaton quite characteristic OF
the women.
solo Must We Leave the Old Home
Mother" nv Miss Bessie Ward.
Duct. "Tsise Me, Jesus" 10y Misses
Ward AND, and le,terew. n,,,,..,. !.
by Misses Roarll and Pel'igrew, which
was delivered in n very comical and cour-
;rF schoolgirl Ike manner. i wss re
called to the sage by he co,n'inuous
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BRYAN. , 80,
M NM Heron Of Bolton arc
~ air IN IN the city. - ., uons.
ia v4Hs lumber.nan OF Hous-
a. NV \. Van Wednesday, :, ,r,,,
u ssi Y Y ,.s,,ry. cit returned sunday from
VI . lless,Gpaiiu and Charles II. Edge
Ie l.tow sco attending the STATE
~ iatfsaIse p'rss Tabor has returned
e., NJ s,,sit 10 Denton.
~ pl'a' ,mnell OF Palestine Is
iy The guest OF Mrs. w.
!. = Austin is visiting Mrs.
3 = srrrcef Fo.~ -
ia ssns!, = "lars Il Hampstead Is in the
d 'i.a.'s isssd returned Friday from
n elIssiasS :, I; aleston visited her SIS
Ms df1..ss &. Chance, this week.
y, Nfh JsrI Henderson and Helen
lkes N ,aiercn are the guests or
n n, y !, \ 4 Toraney Of Houston was In
s.n I ,,.r,is Neal Of Waco is visiting
y ass N ID o, Terrell is the guest of
sH N .,,ee Bcnnsyille. , Dos.
Asl Rtss. sponsor OF me ROSS
Mss Bssss nr,uy at the Agricultu rai
On ,ry;,s.l ool.ege, entertained the
Ns'V e sshe company FRIDAY night In
Fme's "a TIE affair was In every way
h a; lei,glt. III
EIcesal! ecSch returned saturday from
is' ~ snis IN Lake Charles. La.
l!Sl ~ ilrlc,lon of the lndic~ ui the
fae' rs ss.lrch baby show was given
b. ~ ',., g' a the residence Of Mrs.
pay no attendance was vrTy
Y su'y' no SHOW was quite a success.
s.s luoun,ing 20 something oyer
t rs,aa,slag lr.sSs were given; Tho
~ r. !, y ,ss, 5e.r 3 months. n handsome
49,, ,v' late David, son of Mrs. W.
po W.. Vtolsge Station. Large i baby
r.s', ,ssy or. tozcn photographs; won
|M,r,,rs ,'on of Mrs. II. Rhode. The
l,,.s, sipi ieiwsesi the age Of ! and :
ss, n ~ rslns: won by Lucille, daugh-
~, <. loemaret. The finest boy
L.ssrd nn,itr 4 years. express wagon;
4 Nc ps,6al,-h. son of Mrs. Claud Mitch
/ ~ nrstilsst girl over and Under !
Il snsspd dol; won by three little
"A isnlse Ii'nss, Ma iallne ilanway
c.o,rs tabor Pnttiost boy year
tvc.rauad lox Of candy; won by
81 Fes,er son Of Mrs. IT. l.. Foun-
4 pr.t,ilst baby from months 10 !
1, old. ola sUil ring: won by Il. +.
son Of MIS- T. p. Boyeti Largest
u non, 10 years old. knife, fork
moon, wen by ollie, son of Mrs. T.. +.
;ss smallcs baby from / to years
SCI X blocks. won by Nallie. daugh-
Of Ny kelst!er. Pretticst girl
n cd wNite empire feathered fan;
ME Iawsoa.
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CoII'NIBlf,

Miss Ella Dieges LETT last Thursday for
tfip. of n week or ten days duration
to G9Ncatun.
David Green or the firm OF Green &.
oliNa, tpcnt several days In tho city this
week on business.
MIR. G. II. Wins,cah OF this city made
ii llyins trip to NeiAsco last Thursday
and roturnel Friday.
Hon. L. j. hun Of Hrnanr'ia was In town
last Frldny aud Saturday
judge H.. Mastcrson was In tho city
last Saturday.
Wharton Hates and Nclllo Maaterson
OF ilrascria spent last Friday In the city,
Il H. Soggins made ~ business trip 10
Galveston last week.
= j. Minshaum went 10 Houston last
Wednesday aud returned Thursday
Mrs. NJ H. Msahanm and ,hildron of
Nrlasco spent last week visiting reln-
uyus In olir city.
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BEAUMONT.

,uss Ada Stone. one OF the most charm
inv "' Of Beaumont's society young ladies;
s sns whist party at the Elk's hail
THURSDAY nEht haa # T SsS fr sn4K enbiSys sa
nh was the pastine. the royal prizes
m neing captured 6y AR, and, Mrs. John 2.
Goodhue. the conoiationi being T. won s,,,,d by
M Mr, n. s File is in the city visiting
MT Mss d. Lou beaumont OF San Antonio is
visiting Mrs.. A. . E. G Isfs Tlj,ay morning
.n ,.,si, relatives at Sabine Pass.
" Miller. superintendent OF the cree-
cant News Company. spent Monday IN
s Mrs L. Bacon and daughter Sadie
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j.. II. Shenror Dr. CLANCY md n. G.
Say"rs. with their families, In company
win s.voi1h other piscatnrlnl nport lovers
are off for t'lng.st lake. IN Trinity county,
for two weeks recreation. Three wagon
loais At rtreshnenis and good thtngs go
with the Turnout
|c. j Mnntuoth has gone to Houston.
T. j. Bonner has purchased line ranch
on tMr Nochea river and VIII SO in for
s,ocluaiHIng.
Nj Thomas Humsaon of Houston is
teaching the band pupils of luflin.
n, C. Man,ooth and james McConnico
hay" purchased the livery outfit of Willie
Bonner
The genial Y. i. West MT present Is
manager Of tho Hotel Dcnmnn.
y. A Oliver of Houston and NJ II.
Rhondea of Dallas bridge contractors, nrc
IN town prospecting.