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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-07-24

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-13

Mrs. Or. Robt. Canon IL visiting rcla-
tives al Trinity and Loyelady.
Mrs T.. NJ Shipman Of i'ering's MIL;
attended Easter service last sunday and
was the guest OF Mrs. j. r.. Goodwin.
Mrs cha Magcc has returned from
visit OF some months to her children
and grandchildren nj Livingston.
Mrs Dorcas Lereeu IL Visiting Leggett
Mrs N Il. Green went up TO Iufk:n
Friday.
ing the week In town to the delight OF
her many friends
Miss Lula Goodwin worshiped at the
Methodist church SUNDAY aI'i returned
noon.
Miss Sarah Lyle of Behring'S Mil spent
Sunday In town.
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An entertainment for the benefit OF the
Merc1 ants Protective Hose company was
given Friday night at Turner hail
Mrs Willie Breeder is visiting friends
Frank I.ackey left Sunday for Colorado
and vii bo absent several weeks.
Mrs Hamilton aud SISTER Miss Mamie
rhnrnion. u Victoria went 10 san Antonio
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell Of San Antonio
visited tho family of G. w. Gerioff last
woek
Mr. King and family. who have been
living IA FL Campo for the past year
have returned TO Cuero and VIII make
this their permanent home.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Trauiwei celebrated
their silver wedding last sunday at their
Mrs s - Calhoun returned Tuesday
from Nictorla.
Miss Jennie Daniel came up from VIC
toria TO attend tho entertainment Friday
ngiht.
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PALESTINE.


MIR. Burkni is IN Fort Worth on bust
ness,
Mrs. Liza Carlin Moore OF tho Woman 3
Christian Temperance union delivered Two
very !ntcrestoing lectures here.
Mr. Tim 0Conncll and WIFI OF Houston
have been The guests OF Mr. and Mrs. y.
l. Bowers.
Mics Etue Everett iS visiting her sister,
Mr. William Brlnasan has returned
from visit to Houston.
Miss Phoebe Polls Is ut home from her
visit to sun Antonio,
ON ,Thurslny evening. Mr.. w II. T..
Hn.t'nRs dr,iverod his lecture "Will the
old Book stand"
Miss Eizabcth Rowlcy Of Toronto, Can
nda. is visiting Mrs lamcs walker. this
Mr. Guy crigsbs of san Antonio Is in
rhe Young people enjoyed a deiightfm
hon Friday evening az kingshury, han
Mrs. Arthur or Austin is here the guest
OF relatives and friends.
very enjoyable reception was hold
Thursdny evening ~ the Young Men
Christian association rooms IN honor of The
visitors attending the convention.
Tho following invitation vas sent out
hop her make merry our Little Boy
Bmo's" sth birthday. Friday, Aprii 10,
1899. from To $50 y m. Little Hoy blue.
alins Fan Bonner PennVbHckcr. At the
hour gained the mrmhcrs of this uoied
family began to arrive, aud when all had
assembled II was found that the "Goosc'
tamily was well represented, II ~ doub'-
ful whether this dear old lady ever before
had her children arraYrd In such stun
nlnE costumes be.icions refreshments
were served and all made merry IN tho
fun sense of the word. 80 that when tile
time came to go Little Boy blue was
Miss Jessie Nugent is at home from San
Antonio.
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JACKSONVILLE.

Mrs. W. H. Sorry has returned from q
visit 10 Tennessee
j, T.. Jones and family left Monday for
their future home IN Jonesboro, Ark.
Mrs r. +. Thompson and Miss Eva
have moved to Palestine.
Mr. John sweetman will move to PAL
estine.
Judge Frank u. Quinn of Rusk delivered
lecture 10 the teachers here last week
on "How 10 Secure Interest In Educa'
ton"
the pastorate OF the Cumberland Presby-
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CEDAR RAYOU.

Cedar Bayou has been uncommonly duh
for the past few weeks. but with few
exceptions. ono OF which was a dance on
last Monday night at the Residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright, given by
the young men OF this place and adjacent
neighborhood. The youth and beauty OF
the entire community turned out to DO
honor to this occasion. Dancing was in
dulged in until midnight, when the Young
people were invited into the dining room.
where they found the table bountfuily
laden with thr incest eatables Imaginable
After supper dancing was again resumed.
which lasted until very early hour IN
the morning Everyone reported very
enjoyable Tine.
Rev Leon Sonfield. pastor of 81. James
Methodist church. Galveston, delivered a
grand lecture on the Social and ReIig-
Gus Duties OF the Epworth League" on
Tuesday night last at tho Methodist
church.
Miss Annie Gibbs of Galveston IL visit
ing relatives at this place this week.
Miss Alva Elllsor and Mrs Lulu Davis
left for San Antonio Sunday morninz to
spend n few DAYS.
Mr.. Charles Tomlinson of Crosby was in
town Saturday.
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MARQUEE.

Mrs. Nellie stevens from Thornton is
here visiting relatives.
MiSs Banii Brunch has c!osed her school
near this place and left for her home In
Huntsville.
Mr.. Thomas Hitler OF Franklin came
up Wednesday, on business.
Mr. q. IL. Johnson. who has been very
sick with slow fever. Is now improving.
Mr., Joe Myers liz recovering from u
slight bilious attack
Mr. +. II. Darlington Is contending with
a case of ihrd-day chllls.
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UALLESTTSVILLE.

County court this week has brought
many people 10 town, from distance
weston and DR., ". II. Lancaster OF Moul-
ton and Mr., l.. y. Allen OF uvalde, who
were here on probate business connected
with the estate of the late s. b. Moore.
Mr.. l.. Il. Jones and Miss Alma Searcy
were last Sunday evening at the home OF
the brides parents. AIR. and Mrs o. e.
searcy, united in marriage, Rev. Dr.
The lodge OF knights Of Pythias has
contracted with the Pepper hotel TO
spread line banquet for Them ana their
wives next Friday evening. This Is to be
quite an entertainment.
on next Thursday evening there Is 10
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Baptist church Thee has been a good
attendance, and all social matters have
been deferred, 80 that every one Is free
TO assist III the good work
Mr.. Robert Huston LETT Wednesday for
a business trip to California.
MIR. Grattan Huston left "Wednesday
for San Antonio. where he goes in search
Of health
Mr.. +. e n stockrr returned home
Thursday after sever al weeks abscic,
on business tour.
MIR. j. =. Linn spent several days In
Houston this week.
Mrs. Harrison and charming daughters
Misses Julia and Salie. have moved into
the house formerly occupied by MIR. T..
Redding.
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The Groesbeck Stars cast their bril-
liant rays over wel-nlled house Satur-
day night by presenting to the dramatic
loving audience "The Chaperone.' Never
radiance casting away all shadows, more
especially as this was their first appear
ai1ce.
pany composed exclusively or young la
dies. organized for pleasure. have fully
demonstrated that a royal good time cat
be had and leave the boys out. The cast
Of characters was good. and so wen was
each part sustained throughout the entire
performance that comment Is entirely
Unnecessary.
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aving offices both In Wsshingto4
ivannah. Ga, has been SnselxereQ,
y the issuance OF Q frauo or0er ~
stoffice department.
INMATE, Ohio The annual coas
of tho Hotel and Restaurant Em-
National alliance whifn cpsneo
,day. is the most lsrsely atte91eo
history OF the organisAticn 11ans
reasing tho memeNsnip Is ~ sc 't,s.4
ion Will he considered, s' q
WEIR, Colo, Aokia, NJ "a eaeqe II
charged with tht murder ~ aZ n, 81
Miller and her NepueNs ss1l9a4,
ell. on Homer'e rance, r. z w. ~ ~
As captured a. knep M 49,.
TO this city. Heled11g sxsn1 :!
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The Carm'ne Dramatic club gave an en-
t'rlaininent here In the G. G. $. l.. nail
to u pretty iair audience, but would haye
had IA full house had u not been Tor such
Threatening weather. which was very
stormy aud dr@Ling rain Burton was
WvIl represented. Some twenty or thirty
arrived here on the OIL O'Clock train, and
the Same number was vApecled from
Round Top. Lcdhctter ana u large at
tendance from SURROUNDINGS nelghburnoods.
me pieces were wcli played, considering
me short time the club members had 10
Practice, not considering tho illness OF
some OF the members. which had inter
rupted the progress considerably.
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Tuesday night. At tl,e,ir home on Orleans
street, Mr.. and Mrs, j. II. Phillips eele-
mar 1 "s and et 10 ,a SH tSat OF ,se
WIS ono thar VIII ever he II pheasant rocol-
lection 10 The fortunate purticipatanls
would be superfluous, for Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips long ago established the fact
that TO be their guest was TO he dolight-
fully entertained. ON this occasion the
host and hostess cxCelled themselves, n
such WAS possible. The house was eah-
oraIei, decorltei with cut flowers. the
delightful perfumes. which seemed TO be
WAITED on the dazaling rays Of ar.tstically
ar ansed ilumnAnts The horal dcrcra-
tions consisted of n profusion OF bouquets
ana woven designs. many. of the lafter
in COMMUNICATION OF an event, the most
important, possibly, in the lives OF The
host and hostess.
Tin wedding" is what custom has dos
ignated tbs celebration OF the tenth an
guests of Mr.. AMI Mrs, Phillip. Tuesday
pressed with the nature Of the entertain
ment Tin was prominent In the decora-
lin vessels, and the hostess and her as
s.stants would have worn TIN ornaments
IL the jeweiry ordcIei Lad arrived on
The masqu.rada ball given at the opera
house Wednesday night under the d'rcc,
tion and for the benefit of the city band
was. FROM financial standpoint, n graf
flying success. The attendance was larse.
There were many beautiful coPtnmea on
the floor and the hours were pleasantly
passed tripping the light fantastic 10
excellent music furnished by Professor
Borlands orchestra.
l.. u. Wrist and wife of Orange attended
the masquerade bah Wednesday night,
Mrs. $. y. Moore has returned from
a several days visit to friends In Whar-
ton.
Miss Willie Cooner the charming daugh-
ter OF Cong ressman s. H. Cooper attended
the masquerade ball Wednesday night
+. c. henderson. general manager OF
the Port Arthur Land and Townsite com
pany, has returned from Kansas city,
where ne was recently called on important
business.
Colonel Ot'ey. reoloelst for the company
that is prospecting for oil and gas In this
section, left wednesday for short visit
10 hIs homo in Virginia.
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be slrawberry feslIval In lhe court

he strawberry festival in tho cour,
house yard.
kun were here part of the week. Mayors
Mullen of Yoakum and Blohm Of Sinner
We're also here,
Dr. and Mrs, KNOX, who some time since
went To New orleans and New York
on account of Mrs. knoxs health, have
not yet returned
Professor Sporrer OF Victoria was here
on business connected with his German
paper here the frs, OF he week.
Banker I. a. I'm after Il short visit
10 his son and business partner here,
T. Y. Iill. has returned TO Weimar
Banker Welhausen OF Sinner was here
on business saturday.
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II am
Excuse me. ! was-the Alamo.
w who have tears 10 shed,
Shed.
shades OF Crockett. Bowie and the rest
Who IA my sacred hiood-staincd walls
were slain.
shades of tho fifty or sixty solitary sur
NiVorS,
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ALICE.

Tho young people had quite a pleasant
dance AT the residence of Or. Westervclt
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. i. johnson entertained
"a few friends very pleasantly at their
apartments at Hotel Cosgrovc last Friday
night
n. IL. Brown. the popular druggist. Is
In san Antonio on business.
MIR. Walter nnrjsbtic Is home from a
trip TO Mexico and South America
Msscs Marion Morgan and Addie Petit
grew have opened a private school here.
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Miss lrma Jones OF Marlin is visiting
Misses Lee
Mrs NJ. e. Hitchcock is visiting in
Lyons.
Mrs. Morris l.. Wonack OF Waco is
vintng her parents here.
Mrs. Eliza King, who has been in Arb
IONA all winter has returned to her home
here.
Charles Lackey Of Milano was In town
Sunday.
Mrs e. &. helms visited Bclton to at
tend the marriage of Miss Birdie Smith.
Mrs. l.idde OF Crystal Springs and MISS
Maggie Busch OF Terry. Miss sisters Of
Mrs Williams deceased. are In town.
Mr.. Dan Williams of Bronhnm was In
the city a few days.
The Caldwell Hunting and Fishing club
gave their annual camp hunt Mt Arnct's
lake. about twelve miles from here and
withstanding the weather has been
bad they have had quite a number OF
visitors among whom are Judge Sinks Of
Giddings Chauncy Shepard OF Brenham,
MIR. and Mrs Blackburn and Miss Susie
Glare of Corslcana and Misses Jones and
Oliorf of Marlin.
The Caldwell high school closed last
week and commencement exercises were
held last Friday night. There were ten
In the graduating class.
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SMITliNIIIlg.


Or. J. T. Best has returned after at
I Try AT the University of Maryland.
Or. T.. I GaZiey OF Yoaiium spent sey.
eral DAYS here on IL visit to his son. II.
w. Galley.
Misses Blanche Garwood. Susie High.
smith Fannie Hnynie and Messrs {. T. ,
Highsmith, q. w, Davis and q. Il. Clark
of Kastrop attended the Fire" ban here
Tuesday right.
smithvile Lodge, No. 1896, /. o. o. Il,
VIII celebrate the 7Tth Anniversary of the
order by "A picnic and basket dinner at
the lake on Tuesday the 18th Of this
month.
The Passamala minstrels composed of
cone OF the society young men OF this
city. gave n performance Friday night at
Winchester
w. II Harrigan. one OF tho popular
train f'spa ichers for the Missouri. KAns-
as AMI Texas Railway company at this
place. has been taking ! lay of for sew
tral days. hut returned Friday.
The grandest sociAl event during the
existence OF Sipithville took place last
Wednesday night IT being the halt given
by lNauhoe Lodge, No. igl Brotherhood
of Locomotive Nircmen nj tie Nancy
opera house. The hall room was elegantly
decorated for the occasion with festoons
of evcrpreens and red and white liant
ems hung with tasteful effect The stage.
which was also Paiv decorated. and from
which + Herb Of Houston and his SUI
shoue with brilliant lights from TWO loco
motive headlights and ON the walls wore
many emblems of the order. Their. were
fully 200 couples in the grand march led
by Mr.. James Jones and Miss Smith The
costumes OF the ladies were elegant,
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KNOXVILLE.

The dancing crowd Of town enjoyed
a very pleasant hop at Mr.. r. q. Dlsen-
DORIS last Friday night
Mr.. James McNab and wife, OF flous-
ton were visitors 10 town the hrst OF the
Mrs. A. NJ. nm returned from Silsbee
Monday accompanied by her mother. Mrs.
Il l.. Kirby who IL now living there.
Mosers. Los Durham. Jim staughn.
Jim polk aud Gus Simmons went W To
Colmcsneil Thursday night to a dance
and report quite gay time.
Miss Willie Cooper attended the mas
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GL.IDDEN.

Mcssrs. Ed Turner of Eagle Lake and
Hugh Lay of Haliettsvllle spent Sunday
with friends here.
Miss Jennie Campbell of i.aGrange spent
part OF last week in Glidden.
Miss Lizzie Taylor went TO LaGranGe
Tuesday TO be gone some time
Mr. j. A. Meier OF the Southwestern Id
brary association OF San Antonio WAS mere
on business Friday.
MIR VIII Campbell OF schu!enberg spent
a part OF last week with relatives mere
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ORANGE.

',p nms recent ENJOYABLE occasions that
nag nag remain a pleasant memory 10
ne a.pahts was AN excursion to
' N lass on the steamer Fannie. given
La naary 70 Miss jenkins OF Grow.
and Miss Whatley OF Calvert,
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.TEXAS j
Is. ...., s@ssTEXANS
PERSONALLY AM "a - W.


| Texas. who was visiting friends In The
city. The boat left the wharf about
III, LOCK w tne morning and from tina,
The same wharf at $50 IN The afternoon
cNery minute was an enioyablr one. At
Sabine Pass the first stop was made nj
tne lighthouse. where lunch baskets were
brought out from their hiding places ana
inc wants of the inner man were at
tended to before the ascent of the winding
sstairs was made After spending some
t,hc mere tho party went OVER to where
We shipS We're at anchor and spent a
iiieasant half hour In going over one of
PARTY putting foot on the ships deck Tor
,sHe mrst time; Altogether the trip WAS
J; j. Baird Miss Jenkins of Grow Icy.
Miss Whatley of Calvert. Misses Matte
s si,n Aadie ~, T,atum, Mittie Jordan Grace
Messrs. J; NJ. wilson. Casper Mitchell
th9rles Nemits. Proctor, james Snoddy
and T.. NJ. Pond.
fridaN night a novel entertainment WIS
given by the Ladies' Aid society OF the
baptist church nj the residence of Mrs
NJ {. Moore, on Green avenue which
tileN styled an avordupois social. Straw
netIies ana cakes were served as refresh
men's. At the entrance n pair OF scales
We're stationed. and as the guests came
IN the ladies werc weighed and for every
pound over 100 a lady weighed her escort
would pay cent. thus emitting them to
ir.eireshments. The atiair was a success
iul one and passed of pleasantly
,NtNt Thursday night flcyw Moods Gel
ebritieS VIII hold the buards at the opera
mouse aud an enjoyable entertainment is
anticipated, as the company comes high
ly recommended
Mrs. George y. Otey OF Huntsville Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. $. W. sholars, in
Miss Eta sokolslt left Tuesday last TO
WISH friends and relatives IN Houston
Miss Sarah Levy, a society tavorite.
from Beaumont. is the guest of Mrs. /.
Miller In Orange
Mrs; Il. ouei!he. Miss Gertrude Miller
friends in Beaumont last sunday
MISS Dora enkins, from Crowley, La
mas been visiting the family OF Rev. j. j.
l}aird AZ tho HaNtlst rnsiniinn1
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aucrado ball In beaumont on tho sth In
slant.
Mir; ". ". Dies of Kountso was m
AIR George c O'Bcien OF beaumont
came up on legal business Wednesday
and returned the same day.
Dr. G. w. Collier has returned hond
after an absence of two weeks.
Mr.. Tom McWhorter of Groveton H. on
visit TO his uncle. Mr.. j. +. Hendcr-
son.
Mrs. Elite Payment and children are
spending several days with relatives here.
Little Joe Wcoten visited beaumont
several days Of this week.
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ALVIN.

O. L.. Engle and vito lcf, Tuesday morn
Ing for a visit Ia Lawrence. Kan
Mrs. f. n. Harness. and children havo
gone to Roswell n NJ. on II Visit.
u. H. Maltbie aud wife have returned
from n visit Ia Missouri.
j. NJ. Munson Of Columbia was in town
this wcol, on legal business.
Bt.hop KinsolVing dedicated Grace Ep's-
copsl church aud Administered the rite
of continuation Sunday.
Mrs, j. C. Mcbride and Mrs. Winnie
Davis have returned from Wootan Wells,
Walter Manning OF Bellvile visited his
sister Mrs Lcnrv. in Alvin this week.
q. w. Bonse ur Belton is Visiting his
daughter, Mrs. j, II. Simpson, in this
place
Preparations ARE being made TO enter
tain the delegates In the Galveston dis
tiirt convention of the Young Peoples
Society ni Christian Endcnvor. which VIII
be helI IN this ulac" commencing April -.
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FRANKLIN.

Mr.. T. II. Swain of Danyille. ILL.,, Is
visiting relatives here.
Colonel John Scott, father OF our distrlct
attorney, and daugh'er, MMS MARY.
A. II. Goodhue of Beaumont ~ visitins
MIA Ell. Bates of Bremond is the
guest OF Mrs. j. l.. Sanale'
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CALVERT.

Miss Matte Chuck OF Reagan Is Visiting
her sister, Mrs. Boyles
Mrs. J.; +; casimir 70 visiting In Hearne
visit Mrs Perry sample.
Mrs, J. Il. Lewis was visiting Mrs.
Brashear In Hearne last week.
Mr., II. L. Stricken IL on u business trip
to Dallas.
Mrs. Morse 10 visiting relatives In
Mrs. Boyd Spencer Of Dublin spent u
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The Misses Franks, who have been for
several DAYS Nisiiies Mrs. w. -. Wcodl"y
nave returned 10 their home IN Moulton.
George SouthweN has been In Victoria
a day or two the past week.
J. y. Soutnwell has been IN Houston
several DAYS this week.
Mrs. l.. hcos apd dnughtcr Miss Hattie.
have returned TO Schulrnbure.
Mrs. y. D. Arnold aud family Lave
returned from a visit 10 Victoria.
Miss Edith Hall who has been here
for several mofths has returned 10 her
home in Corpus Christi.
Mrs. +. + Gregory has gone TO Mar
shall on a visit.
Miss Maggie Wilson who has been
hore several months visiting friends. has
returned to her home IN Marshall
Professor r. Il. Chevls. who has been
teachin., u dancing class here for sevora
i,cnths, closed his telIn with a sQiice
nj the opera house Friday night. which
was largely attended and greatly enjoyed
The professor goes from here to smith
Vile
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WHARTON.

rhe Arion club had its last meeting AZ
tho home OF Mr.. Robert Huston and en-
,oyed a most pleasant evening. One 81
lion by Miss Huston. which was highi,
aI Rav' A. Il. Mitchell of Austin. assisted
by Rev. Il. ?. Dayant. has been holding
q proiracted meeting this week al the