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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-02

FOR SALE A well built residence IN
Wood street; sold for no fault: TOO large
Tor owners family; eight rooms ana
bath and all modern convenience:
lot Ai2xll5: splendid opportunity fof
anyone wishing nice home, with OPP
ton on TWO lots in rear, ~ fcetxl2O on
which can be erected three tSj nice
tenement houses. For terms. etc, ap-
ply on premises. No. 60 Wood street
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also other machinery. Apply to either
S. W, Taylor or &C Water street.
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OrINTANA.

The young people gave "soiree dam
seuse" at tn city hall Tuesday night
complimentary 10 some of the visiting
young ladies.
MIR VIII Reese gave an entertainment
Wednesday night IN honor of his guests,
Messrs. Gano Of Victoria.
on Thursday night there was dance
at the residence of Mr.. VIM. Lawrence OF
Surf side.
Miss I.ottie Hugely gave an impromptu
party, Friday night, at the residence OF
her father Mr. Irwin Hugely, the follow
ing were guests: Misses Hattie Reese,
Lille Frommsr. Daisy Bryan, Kate VIII
hanson. Fannie Cox and Hally Bryan.
Mechanics r. r. Brown and s. NJ. Jarvis.
and Nessrs. John Gano, w. p. Reese. w.
Joel Bryan. Jr G. r, Cox, Jr.. j. T. STRAIT
ton. Jr.. Richard Gano and Edwin Waller
Rev. w S Red and bride OF Houston
spent Saturday and Sunday in Qulntana
the guest ~ Mrs. ]. j. Bryan.
Misses Kate Brown and Cassie Perry
have returned to Houston after a pleas
ant visit to relatives at this place.
Miss Katic Williamson tf KmlSle,s Ferry
Is here on a visit TO Miss Fannie Cox.
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WHARTON

Tuesday night at the court house there
vas an interesting exhibit of automa ton
wax figures. given by lady and two
little girls, for the benefit OF the orphan
children Of destitute confederate soldiers.
A very good audience was present, and
"A neat sum was realized for the good
cause
A pleasant hop was enjoyed by The
young people at MIR. Horizons store
Wednesday night. About twenty couples
We're present
Mrs Cuthbert OF Hallettsvile Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. r.. Il. b. Stoker.
Miss Roberta Huston has returned
home, after several months absence IN
Dallas, where she was attending school.
Mrs. A. Finklesten paid friends IN
Houston a visit during the week.
Mrs Val Merewether and Mrs r. NJ.
Brown LETT this week for an extended
visit TO Mississippi
Miss Myrtle Green Of Columbus Is the
guest of Mrs II. $. lockwood.
Thursday night the Juveniles enjoyed
IA pleasant social at the residence of DR.,
j Il. Bolton. complimentary to the mem
bers of Mrs. ]. a. Sanders Sunday school
class,
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i bliss kosina Goodman of Navasota is
ne guest Of Mrs. Newman.
! non, l., S. Bowden and wife Of Brook
beiu; NO. who have been visiting Rev.
= heryey Dobbs and family. have gone
Rome.
mrs. John d. Heard of Marshall is Wis
| uns Mrs. Cunning.
MISS Carrie Young OF San Antonio is
Nillng relative in the city.
isi, , ana Mrs. Carroll who have been
unE the family OF Mr.. W. NJ Lacy.
| returned 10 their home at Denton.
hINlF delightful visit to friends in
w. WY MISS Reeves has returned TO her
F'ome in Mineola.
n h., ris; A. w. Ewing has returned from
Weeks 9"e sPe"'
nr, isaac Loeb. deputy grand command
| 81 the American Legion OF Honor. Is
k srs Ike PitlulS has returned from a
Nj, 70 her parents at Austin.
hba - Eva Thompson OF Jacksonville is
guest OF Mrs. Frank Bailey.
ksi, ~ a. Looli has returned fra n
|rpss ssS Hattie Johnson of Trinity is the
N,s OF Mrs, Ed Wilcox.
MISS onie Wynn of Huntsville Is visit
r." x, friends in this city.
PISS Fannie Fowler has gone IN Elk
|r,ns;, "here she will teach class in
|of b , Ethel Fowler left to take charge
f hr school at E'khart.
tena;n ~. VI. Jackson Is IN Houston at
|Fiek me bedside OF her uncle. who is
|l.so , ~ afternoon. January Q. from
|pus'. p m. Mrs. George Edward
friends entertained her numerous lady
Tn'ey Of Dallas. Mrs. Dillev Mrs 7 d
seatAsh and Miss Fanny Dilley were
|dressa, ~ the front parlor receiving,
|tber u IN fun evening costumes. where
ter,,,,. trends were first invited after en-
|v. ps Mesdames A. K. Howard. p.
nybacker and Isaac Dallam were
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REILVII.IF.

a home wedding took place at :he resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs, A. Wolf In THIS
town on last Wednesday, the Sth instant
at l o'clock p. m, MIR. Max Lemon of
Houston and Miss Molie Harris being
tho contracting parties. Dr Henry
Cohen Of Galveston performed the cerc-
mony in accordance with the beautiful
and Impressive ritual OF the Jewish
church IN his own elegant and polished
style The brides costume consisted Of
pure white duchess, trimmed In silk APP
plea lace and satin ribbon. At the CON
cluson of the marriage service an ele-
CANT repnst was served, Only relatives
and n few close friends We're present,
and those who attended We're fortunate
indeed. The list Of bridal presents was
a long one, all being elegant and valuable.
Those present We're Misses Sadie Rosen-
field of Houston, Carrie Endel of Hender-
son. Mr.. Alex Nathan Of New York
Or. Henry Cohen and Messrs Morris
stern and Sol Harris Of Galveston, II.
Hirsch and son Of Beaumont Mrs. Robert
Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. NJ, Harris and Miss
Yetta Harris Of Houston, Misses
Louise Blake and Ellen Langhamuer.
+. Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Max stern. Mr..
and Mrs. h. Lewis and a. Wolf and
family of Bellvillc
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ROCKDAIT.

The young folks OF Rockdale. or rather
the very small contingent not governed
uy church rules against dancing. had 4
very enjoyable hop at the opera mouse on
Thursday evening. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. !. Il. Perry, Mrs. j..
5. Hudson, Nlessts. j. II. Rain, = G..
Cawthorn. Charles Egan, Robert and Joe
Lowenstem Laskcr, WIN Cofneld
Carl Weber and Misses Jennie York,
Susie clary OF Cuero, -. Porter. - Woods.
Fannie Wilson, Jessie Block and sister
and some fcw others.
on Friday evening a reception was
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Strbling, complimentary to Miss
Esther Witcher sister of Mrs. Strbling.
and Mrs. a. Breward, who recently
moved TO this city. Interest was con-
tributed to the occasion by converting
i into query party in which Mrs.
Preston II. Perry won the first prize and
her husband tho second while by unani-
nous consent the BOBBY prize was award
ed to Mr. J. T.. I.ongmoor. The spacious
purlors We're filed with guests, chiefly
young folks and all expressed themsslvc4
es having delightful time. FL, CANT re
freshments were served. Miss Esther
Witchcr Mrs. a. Brevard and Mr.. and
Mrs c. l.. stribiing have certainly placed
Rocl,dale's society under a deep sense OF
Obligation which should he liquidated as
promptly az possible.
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BEAUMONT.

g., morning at o'clock at the
/ ,hopc church. Mr.. Julius Hebert ana
Ada Truett were joined In the holy
.as nj wedock. the Rev. Father NC
nus Circulating. The marriage, while
Grand scale, was very pretty
.,r the church being filled with friends
.,oi,tives of the contracting parties.
e.. the ceremony the bride ana groom,
tss,onanied by a number OF friends ana
'a,,yes repaired to the residence OF the
Iide,s mother where an lntorn1ai reIep-
ros held, congratulations were ex-
"aed and the happy couple received
~, nretty wedding presents.
ny - tho most successful and enjoyable
'ini ,ffoirs that has been given In Beau
@ ,or many days was card party at
.as,dence of Mrs. W. Is. Dunlap. on
IT,, avenue. Thursday afternoon. The
oil of whom were present by In
-.ior were received In the beautifully
"ara,ed front parlor and from the mo-
~, ~ arrival their pleasure and comfort
,he constant care of the attentive and
kcompshed hostess.
a, Inc Elks' hall Wednesday night
documentary hop was given TO Mr.. and
- Julius fIebert, who were married at
catholic church Wednesday morning.
- dance was gotten up BY committee
,s,sting Of Messrs. Sam Hampshire, john
nehgm. j. j. Hebcrt, Austin Truett.
s Rarchette and N. "A. Hehert, 1t
delightful offair. Those present be-
,es the bride and groom were Misses
H. Brous4ard. Noia Richardson, Lee
lac proussard. Ilr Reitter. Nora Dor.
COS Outta Waddell. Agnes Hamshire,
{ora Blanchette Nora Ewing, Blanche
.a,bo,ban, Ncitie Gray Nora Long
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TAYLOR.

Mr.. md Mrs. Bryan Heard visited frien Is
in Austin this week.
Mrs llaggerty has returned 10 Taylor
after visiting her home In Bclville Toxa".
Miss Susie Looncy left Sunday morning
for her homo IN Lampasas
Miss clyde Weiss of Round Rock is Wis
iting Mrs j. +, Ward,
Miss Clemmie Edgar of Lowisville.
Texas, is visiting her sister, Mrs, Rtan
TIVE Taylor Choral society VIII hold q
meeting at the Presbyterian church Tues
day night, for which n special programme
has been prepared.
Mrs r, ]. Kamp gave n luncheon nj the
Commercial hotel Thursday. compliment
tary to the Ladies Aid society Of tho
Christian church
Rev j. D. Taston, pastor Of the Christ
ian church. went TO Al stin Thursday to
accompany his wife home. who has been
visiting her father, DR.. Baldwin OF the
state university. on the return of the
pastor ho found his home OVERLOOKING
with groceries and supplies. which the
ladies Of his congregation had purchased
ard sent NJ. Il surprise for him, ana
also. perhaps. to celebrate the advent 0f
n new acquisition Ct permanent nature
TO HIS home. which the reverend gentle.
man brought back, together with his wife
from Austin.
The Sesame Social circle elected Off
GERS AT their regular weekly mea,!ns
Thursday afternoon.
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Live oak Lodge of knights and Ladies'
of Honor had "A public installation III o.
ficers last week. when Professor j. u.
Mclnff presided.
The following marriage licenses were
issued during the past week; W. :. Dunn
10 RUBY c. Dunn; Nm. Jackson to Jon-
ina Williams r. J. Taylor 20 Mary Rat
tin. r.. A. Carter to Mrs Mary u. Seq.
ler pario Alonzo to Fulgcrisia Quinonas'
r. Rawlnson to Gussle COX; John j, Free
man 10 Mary +. Creushaw.
A large number Of Lnckharts society
young people went down on a speoal train
to Luliny Wednesday eN,ning to attend
the firemans BAH at that place. and re-
turned early Thursday morning, sleepy
and tired, bat highly delighted with
their trip.
Judge Leo Roean nnd family and M
j. s Browne and wife went down tn
Luling Monday to attend the marriage Of
their noiCe Miss AlVra Wilder. to Mr.
Blake of Beeville.
Miss julia Tripg has returned from her
visit to Gonzales.
Mrs Leo Kelly Ct san Antonio is in the
city on "A visit to her parents.
Miss Fannie Carter who IL attending
school at San Antonio, spent the Christ
mas holidays with her mother IN Lockhart
Miss Josie Voelo has returned to her
school at New Braunfels, after spending
the HOLIDAYS at home.
The 1.uling Amateur Dramatic Climb
played to large and appreciative audi
ence Mt the opcra house Friday night for
the benefit of the Luling cemetery, and
reah2od a good sum
Professor Jamison viii address the DEM
ocratio club at its next REGULAR meeting,
ard Treasurer w. d. French, VIII a.
usual, have an entertaining programme u
music and re ,itations
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FLoREsyILLE,

Professor c. A. Ridout,. a popular edu-
Gator in the Kicaster neighborhood VIII
son county, was married during the
holiday festivities to Miss Matte Nichols
beautiful belle of the same neighbor-
hood, Rev. w. n. Sloan performing the
ceremony.
Among the enjoyable gatherings during
the past week In Floresvillc none was
more so than that at the residence Of
Judge j. b. Policy and wife, when their
charming daughter. Miss Matte. gave an
entertainment to her young friends,
among whom she is so deser, edly popular.
The attendance was as large as the In
vitation list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hassell and their
charming sisters on each side enter
tanned select party of young people
during tho past week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Bruff entertained
a regiment of young people at their
beautiful residence one evening during
the week. 49,
Mrs. Leo Gonger and her pretty little
daughter, Miss 1nez, also gave party
to the Younger generation during tho
week which was largely attended.
A dance at the residence OF. MIR. ana
Mrs. w. c. North helped many young
pcople to pass a pleasant evening. The
music was something extra.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. Warren gave a
dinner one day during the week to their
Immediate relatives.
MIR. and Mrs w. r.. Crandal have been
receiving congratulations during the week
over the birth of a son and heir. w. ~
scott. godfather on the occasion, has not
recovered yet
pr and Mrs. r. II. owen have returned
from pleasant visit TO relatives at
Scguin.
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FRESH ALARM.

rs Near Havana Buracd--Campos II
Disheartened.
vana. January l3.-Therc was am
alarm here this afternoon. Clouds
noko were ssen arising in the dIrcc-
of the village OF Vegas, near San
cisco de Paula, small town about
niles distant. This was followed by
J glare. showing that a great firo
In progress In that dire,tio The
I spread once more throughout the.
and the report was again circulated
the insurgents were approaching
this was ms nothing to the terror
came over the more timid portion
populace when stu larger flre
seen to have broken out. This time
Is made out that the town OF San
cisco de Paula had been set on fire
isurgents. and the alarm increased.
ugh the authorities PROGRESSED to
at the matter. claiming that the
,as only the work of a few beaten
'etreating insurgents who had been
I to desperation. In spite OF these
ances and the statement that the
sh generals have for three days
been aware OF the whereabouts or
al Gomez and completely Ignore hin j
ace near Havana, 1t is claimed that
roops must be very busily engaged
here for the insurgents to be able 10 2
n town and a village in sight Of Z
IN and yet remain unattached ~
overnment forces.
greatest apprehension Is felt here
ic safety of the water works which
Havana. They are situated -
about 1--WE miles from this city. ana
han that distance from San Fran z
de Paula. reported to have been s
this afternoon by the Insurgents \
ough the Spanish authorities are
= the best OF the situation Il -
that the captain general Is very "
dlsbeartened at the turn events q
AIKEN during the last six weeks ana
succeeds rumcr day by day Of M q
10 retirement from the command
Spanish forces here. II not his rey>
10 Spain. He attributes a Rrctk II
the success of tho enemy TO thetr
in moving quickly froH "
10 point, and is still confident tnA<'f
! supplied with q sufficient nump1f 81
Airy regiments he win DO able
ally put down; the MISUNDERSTANDING.
howeyer. Is a hopeful view 4,
nation which Is not taken " VA.
,tful people here and tho adhereH94
Spanish government are Rnx Il Y,
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thoughtful, ana showed them how easy
1t was to make NIL pleasant and happy.
Seventeen couples were present to par
take of the delicious refreshments and
enjoy the entertainment, and the young
men win long be under obligations TO
the young ladies' for so much pleasure.
Spencer Robinson and II. Lee Eckman
OF Richmond and DIR. John Il. Collard OF
San Carlos Agency, Arz.. spent several
days hero this week. attending tho funeral
OF their relative. j. S. Colard.
Miss Matte Yates an attractive young
lady of Houston returned home Sunday
after pleasant visit to her cousin, Miss
Pearl Sandell.
Misses Mary Tomlinson. Pearl Sandeil
and Mamie Rhodes returned to their
schools Sunday after pleasant vacation
at home.
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joyed by several couples OF young people
at the hospitahle home OF II. y. Mason
Wednesday night.
Miss lrenc Crozier of Brcnham ia visit
Ing at the homo Of Il, A. Stuckert.
The Pleasure Seekers club gave It's
first hop Thura1ay night, and It was large
Is attended They expect 10 haye three
hons II month IN the future.
Rev. James tabernacle has arrived and
he cNpocts 10 begin mis- revival here this
week
fricnCs IN the city.
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WOODXILLE-

Quite n number Of young people attend
ed the grand ball at Olive on the Sd in
slant
Mrs La Sale of Emilee is a visitor
to town, the guest Of Miss Letltia Bar
clay.
County Clerk J. +. Heard is quite sick
with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs j. + Browning have sold
out their home here and have moved rear
San Antonio, whore he Will take charge
OF a chmcn
Among the visitors to town the last week
were: Messrs. ED steadman and Charles
Edmlu ison two knights of the grip from
Houston. Mr. II. S, Swope from Beaumont .
Hon. W. II. Aldridge of Rockland; Miss
Ella Kirkwood of Beaumont: Mrs. Nellie
I.abit from the Panhandle: Mr.. Geo. Stew
others,
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NEE CONTINUES couNTEkMARCHIN6|
' York Newspaper Correspoad
is Detained. .:is:'
Lagos ARE BEING BURNED
Captain General Greatly Diahsart-
cned-Aii Precautions Taken fsr
the Defense OF Havana.

avana, January 13.-Cuite a CONNIE.
was caused in certain circles here
night by the report that the iusurseuta
approaching Havana. Tho news
nd with great rapidity and there was
siderable relief among the Spanish au-'
tiles when 1t was discovered that the
ming report grew out of the explosioa
n immense torpedo in tho village Of
nho, rear this city.
ere was little news from the front thla
Ming and It was all Of an unimportant
actor. Dispatches from Santiago d.
tell Of a skirnish there In which TIA
rgents left seven killed and the troops
ured nine prisoners.
ON Matangas there was tlispatch nm. X
icing another skirmish between the In
en,s ard the Spanish troops, during
n the former had eight killed, In addi-
TO their leader Rogue Roderiguez. ina
rgents are also said to have retired.
wing with them 312 wounded.
Mount Gayabo band OF Insurgents
manded by Ruperto Sanchez, In
with tho troops. had five men
AIDED
Ii surgents who have been In the VIZ
y Of Managua, about twelve miles
this city, have retired with the lcss
70 killed and twenty-seven wounded.
intimnted In these dispatches Gcn-
Maxine Gomez. at the head OF hir
gent column, has executed n counter
"A. He seems TO have reached Las
Eas. ecuth of Artemis, IN the province
'inar del Rio. and then he turned
nd and headed eastward for Alquisar
Guira Melena, and when last heard
was moving northward towards Ha-
after having passed Quivican.
ieral Maceo was last reported at Ba-
icndo and Bandera is said to be ut
Cristobal. 70 the southwark Of Ha.
and In the province OF Pinar del Rio.
other report has II that General
o's forces are moving eastward with
Intention Of placing himself IN COM
cation with General Gomez.
irles Solomon. the correspondent OF a
York newspaper. who arrived here on
! the steamship Seneca, was detained
lie police. charged, It is believed, with
ig compromising letters in his pos
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BRYAN.

John Chatham of Houston was In the
city several days this week.
Mrs. G.. A. Mistrot returned to Houston
Thursday.
Mrs. Withers left Friday for a visit to
Dallas and Waxahachie.
Misses Allie Saunders, Dona Coulter
Grace and Ella Norrell returned this
week to the North Texas Female college
at Sherman.
Miss Rohda Hearne visited relatives at
Hearne this week.
Miss uette Dunlap visited her parents
at Millican Sunday
Miss Wes,norcland of Dallas is the
guest Of the Misses Hartman.
Miss Eugene Bone returned Friday to
Baylor college Mt Bolton.
Mrs. Julie Wipprecht returned Friday
from visit to Houston.
Miss Fannie Parker returned to school
at Dallas Thursday.
Misses Kate hin and Barbara Groce
returned TO Hampstead Thursday after
pleasant visit to friends in Bryan.
Mrs. perden and daughter, Miss Annie.
returned Friday to their home in Hills
boro.
Mrs. Minnie Shields and daughters OF
Mississippi have arrived in Bryan and
will make this their home.
In compliment to Misses Marie Mistrot
Of Huntsville and Lottie Hin of Alex
andria. AN unusually pleasant reception
was given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
i. L. Mlstrot The host and hostess were
assisted IN receiving by Misses Wilson
aud Mr.. ana Mrs. II. l.. I.omax Those
present were: Misses Marie Mistrut. Lot,
tie Hill. LILLE Maud and Olive Wilson,
Kate and Winfrod Parker. Alice Caller.
Ivy Carnes, Alma Theets DuslSle Walker
Mae cole, Willie and Gussic Friley, Carrie
Henderson and Josie Clark; Messrs. Wyso.
CastlcN, Balm Cairns. Walirop Derden.
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Grhe first Leap Year ban of the PC Leap
Tear club took place at the Hauschild
Jera house Tuesday night. January 7,
I'D was mos; successful event in every
spect and easily took precedence over
I'd other affairs of the season in elegance,
tterdance ard enjoyment. There were
bout fifty couples In the grand march,
thich was gracefully led by Miss Agnes
qitchell. assisted by Mr.. NJ. l.. Levy.
| he guests were received by the reception
Pmmlitee consisting of Mrs C. G. Levi,
bid Misses Emmie Nc. Faddon and Sophie
Fertheimer. The banquet served on the
fwer floor Of the building was managed
{nd presided over by Mesdames :. y.
flchlitz, n. Whips, d. Alexander, j. Ap-
p, NJ. Roun l.. Alexander: there was a
funtiful supply of substantials and d1llca-
es and the feast was very much enjoyed.
ne music for the occasion was unusually
food, and dancing was kept up until
Ieurly o'clock
Mrs, Lizzie Allen entertained the Christ
|ight
Miss Maggie Youen gave very enjoy
|ble tea to a fcw Of her pupils at the
1sidence Of Captain II. z, Jordan last
Friday night
The Kings Daughters elected the follow
70 Ni'lNrIs LOT lniS year at the regular
Eeeting Tues lag: President. Mrs. ". r..
kahorl vioe-presdcnt, First ward, Mrs
/, B Boatncr, president Second ward,
klrs l.. =, DeMouche: vlce-presidcnt
h'rd ward Mrs. II. 6. Austin: vice-prss-
fent Fourth ward. Mrs. G. c. Chafto;
reasurer Ms Belle Martin: secretary.
lirs W. NJ. Seoligson; corresponding Sc
|etary, Miss Scothe Duncan.
The wedding Of Miss Minnie Half TO
Pr +. 5 Levy Of Galveston which oc-
[urs IN San Santonio on the 18th instant.
Fil be largely attended from here by
|elatives Of the bride who is grand
|aurh'er Of Mr, Ahram Levi of this city,
clarence Holland left for Mexican tour
4 me interests Of The Post Tuesday.
MRS j. y, Mahon Of Port Lavaca, was
p the CITY Monday.
MISS Kate Mallam Of Lynchhurg, Va.
|ee,nrned homo Thursday. after an enjoy
Nelder
Miss Katie Pickering is visiting friends
p YoNkum.
me Brcnte club met Wednesday Mt the
'esidence Of Mrs. Robert Clark.
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JACKSONVILLE.

Miss Annie Emanuel OF Rusk spent sat
urd1y here,
Tho Par,or Concert company OF PRles-
tine played here Saturday night
Miss Mttie Ragland returned to her
home iu Henderson Monday morning after
spending "a fow weeks with relatives here.
Rcv. j j. Williams and family returned
home Monday evening from WaNahnchie.
where thcy spent the holidays
Miss lIolen Could returned from liondcr-
son sunday.
Miss Freddie Mosely returned from Cor
sicana last week. whore she spent the
HOLIDAYS
Miss Eva Thompson left for Palestine
sunday, where she viii spend some time
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Weeks entertained
a few young people ut their home Thurs
day night.
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MEANWHILE.

Marriage licenses were Issued to the
following couples during Christmas week
{. r. Maddox and Miss Fleta Harris j.
a. pontocost and Misa Clifie Jordan, w.
If. Furr and Miss Nance cautwell.
Mrs q. D. George and children lelt
last week for Deulson, their future nome.
Air and Mrs. u. T.. iiardwhk left last
"Wednesday for Alabama. where they
viii reside.
Mrs. Louie Decker spent few days
last week. IN Mason
Among thu holiday visitors were Misses
Annie and Bessie wilson Of San Angelo.
Miss May Treadweil of Fort MchaVett'
Mis- Lack Cr,Ink of Paint Rock and Miss
,I,ntsie Prescott III Fort MckaYelt.
Mr.. John Stenglc and family spent last
week at Fredericksburg.
Misses While and Emma kurnnin epynt
several days in Mason during the hoh-
days.