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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-03-27
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-03-27

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-03-27

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-03-27

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-03-27
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tperben.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27
FLORESV1IIE

TWO couples have obtained license
tty IN wilson county the past week.
great reduction in the number
pres each OF the past three weeks.
L0uhty Is overrun with young people
proper age to he married.
IL was a delightful dancing party
Eoui ADDITION to Floresvii,e on the
January ~ at the home of Mr..
j, D. de Ia Zerda, which was
y attended.
Ley residence OF II. NJ. Myers. two
! s,om Floresvllle, on the evening II
instant, there was an enjoya bic
s OF young people who love to
mere was the best of music and
Ls passed too rapidly for those
fortunate enough to be present.
Hadies Parsonage Aid and Home
n" society held their regular meeting
\ iternoon of the 2lst instant, and
S,s uahsaction OF the regular bust
\, fused the question of whether
~. society should become an aux
ue general society. which is an
Nh VI the Methodist Episcopal
l,,. south. The question will not be
Kan uecided until next Tuesday af-
e. ,,,, society Of the Methodist
bor ~ mold meeting on Sunday az
3D.. January 26. for reorganization.
.on composed of children, is DO
ave sooa and the Methodist ladies
i th.u tanning the children, design TO
wsrs more useful this year than
a, rs party one evening this
the residence Of shep. Corder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27
JACKSONVILLE.

Colonel Murchison of Athens was here
Tuesday ,,.. r,.o
Mr. Fred Haverlie and Miss Eta Love.
both of this place. were married at Rrsk
Sunday last. -, ,,ts
DIR. A. O. Lester of Rusk ia here THIS
week on professional business.
Tho following gentlemen spent Few
hours here last Tuesday; Governor Chas'
A cuiberson, Major General l.. n. Open
beiner. Colonel l.. a. Whatley. Hon. WIN.
Clemens and Judge J. M. Gibson.
Albert Taylor's company playeu mere
wednesday and Thursday nights.
Drs. ]. NJ. Britain. II. o. Lyford and
8. Il. Whitley, ESQ, attended the grand
lodge Of the knights OF Dixie TUESDAY
last.
Rev DR.. Beardsley OF Kentucky lectured
AT the chapel of Alexander institute Fiji
dny night. His subject was "Woman's
sphere and Mans Opportunities HIS
lecture was rare treat.
pave Templeton paid Palestine a flying
Witt Sunday night.
Miss Mollie Jackson passed through
sunday night EN- route to her home In
A. Y. shoemaker spent Sunday in Mar
shall.
James Holland made business trip TO
Rusk Saturday last.
II is reported that the young ladies VIII
give Leap Year bali February "A.
DIR. 4. A. Fuller visited Mt. seiman
Thursday last on professional business.
Geo. %. Terrell of Croft was here Friday.
Professor l.. j. Reid Of Rusk spent Friday
here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27
BRYAN.

Dr. r. NJ. Law went tc Bolton wednes.
day.
Bob Chatham OF Houston was in Bryan
this week
Jack Jorden OF Alabama Is visiting rela-
tives IN the city.
Mrs, Hattie Cox OF Waco returned home
Wednesday. after pleasant visit to rela-
lives IN Bryan.
Miss Matte Poverty Is visiting relatives
In Navdsota
Guy NJ Bryan Jr. left Sunday evening
for a visit to Nelasco ard the coast couu-
try.
Mrs. Claude Heartman returned this
week from Il visit to her old home at Lake
Charles. La,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. IT. Astin Of Murifort
spent Sunday In Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivy Brooks returned Mon
day from a visit TO relatives at Cald-
well.
Hon. ". II. Cavitt attended the Swine
Br eders' association at Waco this week.
Eugene Blake, one Of ilouston's popular
drummeis, Was In Bryan this week.
Or. H. l.. Fountain attended the railway
surgeons meeting at Houston this week.
Miss NJ. Stella Shepard has returned
from an extended visit to Washington,
D. C.
Tommy Laurence returned home this
week from bingham. y. C., where he has
neen ATTENDING school.
Mrs. II. u. Dawson returned Saturday
from, visit TO Marlin and Waco.
Mrs Charles McLcndon returned To Cal
vert Monday after visit TO her mother
In this city.
Mrs NJ Parker. Mrs. A. b. Carr. Jr.. ana
Miss Winnie Parker left Wednesday FOR
a vislt 10 San Antonio
Miss Estclla s;tapp of Eagle Pass IL visit
ing her cousins. the Misses King. OF this
city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27

Miss Halle Bowers Of this city is II

Miss Halle Bowers of this city is In
Velasco. sick. but II improving.
Messrs. G. Il. Harris, c. II. Winstead
and others went TO Brazoria last evening
to attend concert given at that place
last night
spend Sunday with his family. He VIII
return Monday.
Mr.. ]. II. Shapard OF this city went TO
Velnsco this week and returned Friday.
Mr.. ]. p. Underwood spent several days
this week in Rrazora.
DR.. X. r. Porter spent several days this
week In Brazoria attending court.
Mrs r. y. Loggins spent the day In
Bruzoria last Thursday visiting friends
and relatives.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27

The young ladies' and gentlemen met AT
the residence OF Mr. Il. X. Browns Wcdnes-
day night for the purpose OF arranging ior
an entertainment TO be given for the behe-
ut OF the school house. Among those pres
ent were Misses Willie Bodenhamer, Annie
Fisher. Idle Baker. Annie Stapieton and
Messrs r. Il. Lampt>-1. #. w. Obeim, j..
c. Maigne and II. $. Jackson.
c Hucks was IN Houston Wednesday
Taylor Ray paid Houston Il visit Thurs
day.
Sheriff Darst of Richmond was In town
Friday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27
San MARCOS.

One OF the most enjoyable social en-
tertalnmonts of the season occurred at the
Episcopal rec;ory. Rev. and Mrs. HinsoD
entertained their friends quite royalty.
There were some rare musical renditions.
especially by Miss Alberta Pendieton.
Mcssrs. George and Tom Hinson. as usual,
added much to the enjoyment OF the even
ing By the lovely accompaniments on
violin and hute.
The ladies of ST. Marks Episcopal
church win give a Mother Goose enter
tainmont at the opera house January 81,
the proceeds to be given to liquidate the
debt OH the rectory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27
JACKSONVILLE.

Governor C. A. Culberson, General L.
NJ. Openheimer. l.. II. Whatley, Hon. VIM
Clemens, Financial Agent Rice, Judge J.
T. Gibson were here Wednesday. The
governor was around shaking hands with
old friends and making now ones during
his short stay here.
Miss Jewel Newton has resigned her po-
sition In Cumberland university. Tenn. as
music teacher and returned TO the home
OF her father. w. a. Newton. She viii
take a music class in the public school
here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27
LAGRANGE.


Tickets are out for grand leap yepr
ball, to take place at the Casino on the
ith of next month.
Mrs. NJ +, Lyon went 20 Austin on the
2lst TO attend the marriage OF her grand
daughter, Miss Fay Blanton, and Rev. MT
Kngore. formerly OF this place. but now
of Calvert.
Rev Mr. Green. or the Methodist church
at this place, was absent several days
assisting at protractcd meeting al Smith
Vile.
Mr.. James Alexander OF California is
visiting relatives here.
Dr. w. w. Lunn attended the conven-
ton OF surgeons in Houston.
Judge Robson has returned from n two
weeks visit to Chicago
one of iIoustons newspaper men. Mr.
II. l.. Carrco. visited our town the past
week.
Mr., Seth Ledbotter. son OF Mr. Albert
I,edbetter who has been absent In Ne
i~aska about two years. Ia at home again
Mr. aud Mrs. Walter spent several days
with relatives in San Antorlo the past
week.
The Turkish Bath" was the attraction
AT the opera house Friday night.
MIR. Henry 'SAhuhmacher and bride re
turned from their tour to the City OF
Mexico
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Or. s. Foster and family arrived from
Illionis Friday to take up their residence
ON their farm near town
Miss Emma George Is visiting In Gal
weston.
MIR and Mrs. II. G. Reed entertained
their friends with a high Ave party. The
AFFAIR wns In honor OF Mrs. J. II. James,
who soon leaves for her home.
j. NJ Murray OF Ottawa, Iowa. was In
Alvin this week.
Mr. and Mrs, f. w. Haskell returned
to their home in Lawrence, Kan, Sunday
after n visit to relatives In this place.
The Knights OF pythias VIII hold n pub
lie installation OF officers on the night Of
February 4.
DR.. Monday Of Terrell. chief surgeon Of
the Texas Midland railroad. visited his
broth-ln-iaw. Captain w J. Hamlet. Fri
day after attending The meeting OF rail-
way surgeons In Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27

Tho programme committee Of the Liter
ay society mot at pr Mrapthus' RESI-
donce last Tuesday night to arrange the
programme for Its next meeting.
Miss Fannie Edcrs returned home this
week from Hondo city, where she had
been visiting relatives.
Mr., Henry Wright OF Palestine spent
Sunday with friends here, attending
church, etc.
Mir and Mrs. Parnell visited Crockett
this week.
MIR. Eel Of Hearne visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Iurnell this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27

esting one and we'll rendered. During the
evening Miss NJ. Greenwood Hardy OF
Sorsicana gave some very beautiful reel
tations
On February 4 the Calendar CLUB and
oou'ds Menagerie" will give very eie-
gant reception at the residence OF Nit.
Seorge A. Wright. complimentary to the
ladies Of Palestine,
inc Young Mems Christian Association
entertainment, Tuesday evening. was one
u the most interesting OF the season.
ine programme was an excellent one and
spiendidly carried out.
theatre party OF married people wen,
70 near Hannibal walliams In 1.-The Tam
,ng OF the Shrew" and the III. p. H."
cisim TO have gained much information.
MISS lrma Gooch Is In Austin to have
her eyes treated.
Misses Laura and Mamie Ziert have re.
turned from visit to Houston.
MISS Berta Brookman has returned to
ner nome In Bolton after a pleasant visi,
TO friends here.
Inc BANJO Concert club will give ar
entertainment at the Young Mems Christ
ian association rooms next week.
Mr. Max Nicholson OF Austin Is in the
city.
Miss Minnie Oscar OF Calvert was in the
city Thursday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27

Dr. G. c. Conner Of Carthage. Texas.
was summoned here last week to sce
Mrs. II. e. Trow, who Is very sick.
DR.. Il. II. McCiendon, formerly Of Trim
ity, but lato.y of Smithviile, wns here
last week To see n patient.
Mrs. G. T. Allen has returned home
from an extended visit 20 relatives at
Alto.
The chief attraction OF the week was
an oyster supper given by the Ladies'
Aid society at the Many house. which
was well patroni2od.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27
KTIJEEN.

Tho Young people Of Rllecn and vicinity
presented Saturday night to the ruelr
n very ENJOYABLE ouc-nct little play, "Mv
Wlfe's Relations" Notwithstanding the
bad weather they were literally patron-
lied. The proceeds Of the entertainment
are to be used In improving tho Metho-
dist church IN Killecn. The nnmes of tte
parties who represented the different char
acters I'm the play are: Misses Florence
Wiley. Fannie Fcngus Katie Cross, Gussie
and Amilec valiant of lillleen and MSS
Ford of SRlado. Messrs Crouch and Mos
tellen of Klllccn and lIslliwell OF Willow
SnrinGs Miss l<illeor and Messrs. RucSer,
Harris Phillips and B!ntr contributed love-
ly music TO the occasion The same cont
pany or troupe" as they call themselves
now. went. by invitation 10 Coperas Cove
TO present their play to that good people
Friday evening. They intend visiting very
foon Youngsport and other neighboring
country points to present their play.
MIR. William Cannon and Miss Allie HUI
sey were happily married at the residence
of the BRIDES mother. some five miles In
the country, Wednesday, January ~ Rev
W. l.. Harris officiating.
Miss Lizzie Walling. very attractive
young lady whose homo IL some three
miles away, I'm tho German settlement, "a
staying with her sister In kllioon and
taking music lessons under Miss Alice
Davidson.
Mack Crawford, who has lived In Kilieen
for some years and was very popular In
commercial and social circles has gone
to Temple 20 accept n position with his
brother Robert, In the jewelry business.
He will be greatly missed by all the young
people OF Killeen and surrounding coun-
try.
l)H C. NJ. Murphy, the popular young
dentist. has returned from visit OF sew
ornl weeks to his relatives and friends IN
Northwest Texas and Is now actively en-
gagged In the work of his profession.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27

Mrs. u. n. Pearson of Rlchmond Is hero
visiting her sister, Mrs, =. r. Pearson.
Miss Josie Card of Korrvllc who has
been visiting relatives her,, LEFT Wednes-
day for Flatonia 10 spend short time
there before returning homo.
Miss Susie Grace spcnt several days with
friends In Eagle Lake last week.
Mrs. l.. II. Brnsher and daughter Mrs.
G.. \. Moore, visited san Antonio last
week.
Mr. s. II. Jeavell OF Abilene visited the
family or !. G, Kindred this week.
Messrs Leo C.. Ayers, Geo. Rect Henry
i'lse and others came UP from Columbus
Thursday to attend the funeral OF Mar
shall Hatch York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27

The Leap Year ball given last Wednes-
day nigh, at the new opera house for the
benefit OF the fire company was a success
In every sense. The fire company realized
$50 thereby. The following visitors were
present from neighboring towns: Miss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27
EXAS ANp TEXANS
ocIALLY AND PERSONALLY.
ORANGE.

ORANGE.
~,t The ieading room at the
we,uoi.st church was COM
u.d with an appreciattve au-
= rad assembled to witnsss the
,,,mment given by the orange
',,e. THE pr gramme consisted
"A REGULATIONS, all u h gn Gas
."d,ance were all well pleased
tven,ng's entertainment. The hii
an,ng was a recitation by Mr..
.nnler In his inimitatle Dutch
|,is recitation was an original
composed by Mr.. c. M. Rein
sn especially for the occas on.
by Misses Grace Simmons
!, Ford were highly enjoyed,
voung ladies' having made
(ru,atjon in this line. Alioge; the
,s,nment was highly enjoyed
"A a neat little sum, to form a
for a fund to purchase a pipe
1 the Methodist church.
NOR of Orangeites went over 10
Thursday night to attend the
IA ball given by the Ladies
AS oc'ation at that place, and
| delightful time. Among those
a from Orange were Messrs.
Chas. Heidlng fielder and j.
Mrs. r. Oueilhe, Misses Julia
d Lena Levy.
| Ellis, of Lake Charles, visited
| Mrs. Julia kcppler. In Orange
Slcox of Chambers county, who
The guest Of Mrs. ]. Harmon
|, has returned to her home.
Adams, OF san Marcos, is VS.
| family Of Judge II. d. Sells lin
Mrs. Noise Broussard. Of Sa-
I are In the city visiting the
thoir son. J. \. Broussard.
Mrs. z. w. Cannon, who have
H. home In or nge for number
left this week for Logansport.
ey will locate.
Mrs. C. w. McFarlanc spent
With friends in Lake Char.es
Jay. n.au
! tie SfllE vi IN'rNh -
|, Friday and Saturday, return
sunday morning.
.au-. Fuller returned this week
\ q 10 h old home at Jasper.
4 tones returned the frs OF the
M visit to friends in TIL ane.
Samle scurry left Thursday FOR
to visit fri nds. $500
Iamle Crew is visiting her sister
Charles. .n,o
lrHs IN Beaumont this week ana
NE ball there Thursday night,
lena Levy, who has been 8 END,
, time in Lake Charles, returned
Of the week. ~
kulll l. Esq. n Houston attorney
q day in Orange Thursday at
10 legal business. ,.,,o,
swinford, of Houston, visited
slv Of his brother. Hon. Jerome
! here Thursday.
Powell, Esq, a prominent attnr-
Iasper was looking after some
bnal business here Thursday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27
PALESTINE.

Miss Norah Ash is visiting In waco '"e
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Alderman. ,a,
Miss Emma Bil.esin has returneu ~ az
home in Austin, after very Pleasant '''''
10 Miss Eppie White. ,r
Mr.. A. b. Hodges is in 81: LOUIS ,,rs
on Monday evening last Mr.. ana m,S'
waltus IT. Gin entertained quite NUM-
Der OF friends with delightful euchFe
party. pvtn,as
The Uniform Rank. Knights OF fy,nias,
entertainment Friday evening was 'a.sey
attended. The programme was an 'h'e'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27

A large and appreclative audience as
semhlsd at the opera house TUESDAY even
ing, January q. TO witness the public In
stallation Of the knights OF Pythias. Dur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27
uA1LETTsVILLE.

HALLE l = 49,
70 evening MIR. and Mrs. s. L.,
entertained number of their
AZ a card party. Nice refresh-
,srs served. Some of those VINO
are irving to organize a regular
rty for weekly meetings, at the
first one and then another mem
county Judges office last Sat
morning Mr.. Hugh Morrison. Inc
az the Edgar-E.mon Dramatic
! and Miss Rose Morris, one 0f
pany's stars, were made man ana
Eleken Of son Antonio lectured
the hnll of the odd Fellows build
Sunday. He will make. hereafter.
bal visits here in the interest OF
brew society.
A. Miller OF Houston was here
the week prospecting with view
ling an Of! factory.
II. L. Li0denbery OF the Herald
as returned from a business trip
Eille.
neys Ellis, Ragsdale and Bvkerlee
to neighhoring towns In the In
OF clients.
Thula Cole. after a visit to her
Mrs. T. Y Hin, has returned to her
b Burnett.
|. NJ. Cummins, Jr., is working in
n County Clerk ReeA
Emiline Stoner Is here from San
b visiting tine family of DIR. A. F..
fg,
\ p. II. Green has returned from
to his brother, j. NJ. Green. Esq.
|kum.
Prank Ledbetter is visiting DR.. w.
fnock in Gonzales.
" G. Adams delivered temperance
in the Methodist church Thursday
subject. $50 Mile Street of Hell.
Is sallie and Adelaide. two of Hal
Pes most charming young ladies.
the week visiting relatives ana
In Yoakum.
Williams Is here from Houston on
y OF Illness of her daughter. Mrs.
Middlebrook, who has pneumonia,
j, A. Youngkin and Mrs. Kate
fn are un from Yoakum visiting
mily of Mr.. A. Arnim.
Bertha Applet Is visiting Mrs. VIM
r in Houston.
l,harles Wright and bride. nee Miss
Mcknight, are here from Lampasa'
= the family Of Mr.. NJ. A. Nc.
Il.
F. Lehman of the Herald is IT
q attending meeting of the Nationa
association.
q. p. Hope of Oakland, who has
VISITING the family of County Clerl
heed, left for visit to friends ii
: w. A. Meitzen OF the New Era has
ea from the meeting of the populis,
W committee Of the Tenth con
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27
GIDDINGs.

-. GlDDINGS.
MISS Carrie Knox, who has been quite
SICK with typhoid fever the past two
weeks Is some better.
Judge Sinks came over from Bastrop
where he Is holding court and spent sun
day with his family
Judge Bowers spent two days this week
visiting tho public schools.
Mr. ). W. Sparks, who Is superintenoing
the construction of a bridge across the
Brazos. near Hampstead. spent Sunday
here with his family.
Or. j. T. o'Barr of Ledbetter was here
Friday.
Mrs :. e. Green is visiting relatives
at Yoakum.
Or. s. G. Northrup. who has Just COM
pieted past graduate course in medicine
IN New York, has returned to Giddlngs,
his old home. and will make his future
home here.
Mr.. Galen Dickson Of Lexington was
here Monday
Mr.. w. o. Woody of Yoakum was here
Tuesday
Miss Alma Carpenter OF Bolton is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. II. S. Northrup
this week ~
Messrs A. p. Moses and Del Sample OF
Dime Box were here on business Tues.
day. "e'
Mr.. Jefr Smith or Lexington spent Mon
day here.
Mr.. William Schubert, the leading mer-
chant of Lincoln, was on the Streets
Tuesday.
Hon, j. C. Hillsman of Ledbe,ter was
terests. '7 '''oei III
Rev. J. w. Montgomery went down 70
Muidoon Tuesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-27

Last Wednesday night at the residence
of the brides father. Miss Ellen Carter
was married to Mr. Ed Gillespie of Dodge,
Texas, Rev. A. II. Bennick officiating
There were quite number of the friends
present. who enjoyed a nice social after
the ceremonies. The newly married counle
with a few select friends repaired the
next day to the home of the groom TO
participate in the affair
The senior and junior Young Peoples
societies of Christian Endeavor gave
Joint social at the home OF the district
superintendent, Mrs. s. NJ. Sloan. Friday
evening, and to replenish their treas
ury there was a programme to be
carried out. and all those falling to
do what they were called upon to do had
to pay a forfeit of 10 cents. There were
quite a number present and as some Of
the parts We're difficult to perform quite
a little sum was paid into the treasury.
j. s. Easton of Dallas Center. Iowa,
en- route for California, stopped day with
his sister Mrs. s. NJ. Sloan
The genial drummer OF the Simmons
Hardware company. Mr.. woodson. spent
q day in the Valley this week.
The Christian Erdeavor societies are ar
ranging a nice programme for the oh
servance of Christian Endeavor Day. the
first Sunday In February.