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BRYAN

/ r. f.. Nlstrot visited Houston Sunday.
| Mrs NJ. w Sims has returned from n
( visit to relatives at Hearne.
Miss Emma Martin returned Tuesday
/ from visit to Taylor,
DR.. Pare Of Kounta visited friends IN
bryan last week,
Mr. Walter Tallaferro Of Memphis
Tenn, Is visiting relatives IN tho city.
Mr. and Mrs Phil Clark Of Hampstead
visited relatives here this week,
Mrs. Can Of orange is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs shepard Of this city.
Miss Maud Howell of Dallas Is the guest
of Dr. and Mrs, NJ, Howell Of this city.
WIN Dcrden left Thursday TO attend ST.
Edward college, Austin.
q, $ Parker G. T Wilson, ]. Il. Butler
and Charley I'm were visitors to Houston
this week,
A. NJ. and II. G. Rhodes have gone to
New York and other Eastern cities on n
business trip.
Major l.. l.. McInns attended the meet.
Ing OF the executive committee at Austin
thie week
Mr. and Mrs. T V. Adams II Galveston
visited relatives In the cry this week.
Mr. and Mrs J. a Gamhrc' Of San
Angelo. Mrs, H. H. Holt and Mrs. Hattie
Cox of Waco. Mrs Rcbecoa Neal Of En-
mis- and MIR. c. r, Meyers of Dallas. and
Miss Eugcrla Bone, who was attending
StHpQl a iiNlitll WIZ an ANAl'il ~ Try an
ths week on account of the serious Illness
and death " Mrs j, Allen Myers
Mrs y. A Calhoun entertained tho
young people Tuesday might, compliment
tnry to her guests Miss Pearl Turner Of
Terrell and Miss Eva Webb II Mnden
In The reception was elegant IN is sY-
cry detail; part u tho evening was spent
In an interesting and novel literary con-
test. involving the It'll Of current books
Miss Maude Howell NJ DGllls. and p. s
Tilson II College were the prize winners
Tho charming young hostess, Mas Turner,
graceful and fascinating IN her role OF
entertainer. made the pres 'ntati or the
prige-souvenirs Supper was served In tn
NEST sumptuous sty,ol the spread indeed
being perfect IA rs beauty and elegance.
Those present were; MiSacs Shenhrf.
Carnes. Parker, Tallaferro. Clothisr. How
FL. Mckenzie Clarke West Cole and the
.isses Frley The gentlemen were
NJ .es~e. Howell. Norwood "ain. Tnl's-
b, rro, Jones. T lson, Law, fmmerso1 Coul-
Ter Howell Cairns. Gaitner Robert.
philpott. Wilson Mrs Calhoun has the
thanks az he entire party FIR creating one
Of the most enjoyable and highly delight
ful occasions of the season.
The DarktoHn Minstrels, comnosei Of
homo talent have perfected a permanent
organization with H. \. Burger. president
/ II, Stevenson. vice president, John Il
Hines. secretary; + Hufnrd treasurer l.
II sharks. stuee manager; Joe g. Reed,
ao,rkseper, and Mrs. ] e y. Reed, general
mensgrr. Their next performance VIII br
given February n, for the benefit OF the
cemetery.
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HALLETTsYlLLE.

| district court TINS week brought many
| Nisit0Is To- town, ameua the number benz
| Attorneys rice, Sfe,n, Stern. BAgby ana
L"onai0 OF uakum, Hnl of lctorln,
BLIZZARD OF floresyllc. Green and Town
stnd OF Columbus ana b. ". King of
GOldenrod
AR n a. Wahburne came up from.
Houston 10 attend the funeral OF his
broth.r-in-law A. $. Townsend. ESQ
colonel n, G. Gullctt came up from his
keiugio county ranch 70 look after a
lana suit
Miss Bertha samusch has returned from
visit to friends IN Columbus.
Postmaster y. d, Howcrton and O. C.
searcy, Esq, and Isaac Samusch have
returned from attending the independent
order of odd Fellows Grand Lodge in
Houston, They are hishly delighted with
Their visit
Mrs. william Davis Cox is here from
Temple visiting her sister Mrs j. o..
Lay.
Mr. r. u Seymour has returned from
a visit to Columbus
MIR. X. ~. hicks, a prominent merchant
cf kockdnle. has been on visit to this
place. the homo OF his boyhood days,
much TO the delight OF his many old time
friends.
Hon. s. C. Patton md wife went to
Houston 10 hear pnderewski
Professor a. a Iedbettcr has closed
hts school near Sweet Home and gone 10
Louisville, Ky. TO enter the medical coll
lege there.
Mrs V. Ellis IL visiting relatives In
EYsldc
MIR. II. 49, Rhodes is here from. Luling
on yielt 10 relatives.
Tho Ladies' Cemetery association now
has tea" weekly at the home Of one
Of the members a small admission s
charged aud IN this way the funds ~
The association nrc incrcaecd. Last wcoK
tn" "tea" was Mt the homo Of Mrs. Gen
eral a. +. BaEhy
Cards are out announcing that Mis-
Rlnndinn Samnsrh VIII he Wrrrlcd 10 Mr..
EmHnuel Schwartz on March !.
County Clerk j " Rcfs his returned
from n business trim 20 Yoakum
j. W, RaRs9A'c 'eq. made business
trim 10 Houston Saturday.
Tire HallctfFyine Nm" lovs IRE arranging
cor a big mask bali on the it,h.
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PALESTINE.

! Mrs. d. McNaughton and grandson are
visiting in Henderson.
Miss Annie Smith OF Tyler is the CUES,
Of Mrs +. V. pennybacker
Mr. Albert c. Greenwood made a b,isi-
1oss trip TO Montague county.
Mrs, Hannibal Williams of New York
VIII read IA Midsummer Nights Dream"
at the residence OF Mrs. George Edward
Dtlley Monday evening.
Mr. George W. Burkitt Is In Houston.
Mr.. Benjamin c. Chaplin gave an enter
taiinent at tho Young Mems Christian
association rooms Saturday evening.
Mr. \. Teah made business "trip to
Houston.
Miss Emma Miller Of Navasota is the
guest OF Miss Bella Maymon.
central erinicndcni Calvin has re-
turn Cd from Hot Springs. muci, Improved
IN health.
Mr. Frank Lacy has returned from Il
visit to relatives at Denton.
Mrs w ). Bryan of Dallas is visiting in
the city.
Mr.. 5. y. McMeans IS in Austin attend
ing the meeting of the State democratic
executive committee.
The columbian Minstrcls," all local tai
ont Will give an entertainment at the
opera house ON the evening OF the 18th.
This affair promises to he one Of the most
interesting of the season.
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After a pleasant visit to hor brother
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blue gray cloth. tho vest OF white silk.
einoroldored In pearls. a dainty hat of gray
ana white completed the toilet Miss Lott
~ the daughter OF Or. NJ. X Lott, a
prominent physician. and Is young
woman OF beauty and brilliancy, possess
ing every charm that makes beauty de.
firahie, with the character and nature
that VIII win her host OF friends where.
ever she goes. Tho groom IL one OF tht
most prominent and successful young men
OF beiton possessing large share both
on inc suavitcr IN mode" and the "for;iter
IN re- and is popular capable and sue
cesstu'. His high worth and personal
ch"rn nave won for him numbers of
FRIENDS and he received the warmes con
srh'uiauons on the prise he has won Tho
.sNfnohy was performed by Rev. Il. :.
NAY IN few short words. and with tho
ncheuictlons of God upon them they left
lne church one In name thought and des.
uny. AZ 1850 the bridal party took tn,
santa Fe train for Bolton, where a beau.
ttul reception was rendered them hy
Mrs ~. a, Hefley. grandmother of the
bride. After the 10th the bride and groom
VIII he az home In BcEon.
MessfS. f, X. Russell, j. NJ. Ellis A
H. Potts ana Mrs. Il. A. Hef,ey OF pel,on
attended the Humphries-Lott marriage.
Mr. Il. II. Hofley OF Waco came dow,
Miss Lott VI
Miss Fannie Armstrong of Navasota +,
'he guest or Miss Ella Rogers.
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c,rEI,o


J j rleasants OF Austin is hero visit
ing relatives
Mrs Bond visited San Antonio this
week
Miss Mnggio Nowsomc ~ Charco s the
guest of Miss Ccorgio Bon.
MISS Morrison ~ SAN Antonio IL Visiting
Miss Tishio Nichols
Mrs Whitney OF Eagle Lake ia here
visiting relatives.
Aftcr pleasant visit TO San Antonio
Mrs. $. G Lackcy returned home Wcdnes-
day
Mira Thornton Of victoria In up on II
visit to Mcsdnmcs Hamilton and loseph.
Mrs Wallace Anderson of Houston ar
rived saturday and win remain GONE time,
Nisi'lnr friends and relatives.
The Breezy Time Comedy company gnvn
a performance at Turner Hall Tuesday
night
a s, Crisp viaiteA Rocltpori this week
Misses Kate henson julia white ma
Maud Wrisgcr won't TO Houston Frldny
Ia hear radrrewsltl
Mrs @. Ashford and children left
Monday for her home IN lIuntsvillc
Colonel - g. Proctor AMI wife Mrs
G c iiowerton nnd Lila SecliEson Wig
tied san Antonio this week to hear Pad
crrwslu
Miss Julia White entertained u number
of friends Wednesday evening with II
progressive cuchre party
Mrs - II, Blake is visiting relatives
In Gonzales this week
Mrs J q Collier md Mias 1zzle Collier
Of Victoria passed through the city Thurs
dav, en- route home from san Antonio.
The Presbvtcrinn ladies viii awe their
ten at lhr residence Of Mrs, Alex Humll-
ton ON st Valentines day.
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LOCKlIART.

The dime party. at the residence OF Mr..
A. NJ Lay. Friday evening, for the bene-
III OF the Christian parsonage fund. was
uehkhtiully enjoyed by II large concourse
VI eiuAehs, ladies and gentlemen. and a
considerable sum was realized
Ralph Bingham, the v.olinst and i'm
porsonAter' played to n large audience at
inc opera house one evening last week.
ana inc venture proved financial sue
cess Ia Mr. Eugene Raglan, the young
gentleman under whose patronage tho
entertainment was given
mo protractcd meeting which was com
'nehced AZ the Presbyterian church. WINS
S''S'" on sunday on account Of the UNI
favorable weather
Mrs. George G. shoaf of san Antonio
VINO mas been visiting relatives In the
city Tor some time, has returned home
accompanied by her daughter Mrs. w
r. Parker
Mr. Milton Whitman of Yoak,m came
nn Tuesday 10 I've present az the marriage
or MS sister. Miss Eva, to Mir james Me
hlroy Of iIutto
Railroad Conmissioucr Storey came
uoWh from Austin and spent several DAVIS
IN the city last week. returning homo ON
Thursday
Rev A. II = McCurdy Of Cucro who
was raised IN Lockhnrt, came up one day
lHst week TO tie the matrimonial honda
between Miss Whitman ana Mir McIclrov.
and preached several very entertaining
sermons at tho Presbyterian church dur,
inr Ills stay In the city.
Nj Lee Beatty and MI T. NJ Kent went
Ia Austln ON Wednesday to he present M
the meeting OF the State democratic com
mijtCc
Miss Daisy rrrlnrhnus Of ST. Louis was
IN The city Saturday on route to Cubn
where she will engage as a hospital nurse
II permitted TO do so
MIR. Byrd of Bristol Tenn. was I'm tho
city last week
Mcssrs Hoffman, Pfenorkon and
Sohaurc Of Maxwell were In the city Inst
Monday thlnldnR that county court was
IN session, and not knowing that the fine
had been CHANGED to The third Monday
instead Of the FIRST
Mr. Carey smith Is visiting IN the cl,v
aud stopping with the family of Mr. chns
Mohlo. HIS fathcr-in-law
movement IS ON root for the estnh-
iishment Of rcndlug room and amuse-
Wcut rarlor IN the city. for the benefit
or the young men, IN order 10 attract them
from questionable resorts ana furnish
them pleasant and snlutnry ocrungtion
for their leisure moments Al rood CHI
gems pray for the success Of the enter
prise
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CAMERON.

Mis- Mabel May Lott Of this city was
married last Wednesday afternoon to Mr.
Folk c, liumphries OF Bolton. The corc-
mouY was a l2;3) p. m, and took place at
the Methodist church. The crowd thnt
gathered TO witness the ceremony was
The largesi and most select that has At
tended wedding In Cameron for some
time. As the carriages containing the
bridal party drove UP to the church, Mrs
@. -. Hefey sang could You But Read.
My Love This Heart Of Mine" Mrs 4.
u. Potts played Mendelssohn's wedding
march as the bridal parry entered the
church. The UsheTs preceded the groom
and his best man, Or, Henry Ilumphri
OF Houston, and We're in tho following
order Mr. Weiborne Pierce and Miys
Jimmie Mathyin. Mr. W J. Hefley ami
Miss Daisy Humphries. Mr W c, Camp
bell and Miss Birt Erwin. Mr.. George
Graves and Miss LiZzette Hefley Miss
Emma Lott, maid Of honor, aud then cam
he bride on the arm Of her fa-her, DR.
NJ. X. Lott who presented her TO IN
groom, AK the party grouped around the
altar. The bride wore a beautiful gown Of
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The rains, which have been continuous
almost the whclc week, have kept people
Indoors and social circles are unusually
quiet
Wednesday night, Miss Ethel Botus. the
charming daughter ~ Captain and Mrs.
l.. l.. Belts. celebrated her sixteenth
birthday lily inviting number Of her
young friends sround to spend the even
ing. Music. games and refreshments
served TO make the evening pass very
pleasantly indeed. and tho young people
expressed many fervout wishes for the
future happiness and welfare of their
friend.
Friday night the Christian church was
filled with an apprccativo audience as
seublod to enjoy an entertainment, given
complimentary to the members Of the
Southeast Texas Fducnilnu ass7cla ton.
which met In Orange Saturday. The pro-
rramme consisted OF songs. Rotations.
etc., and wNs highly enjoyed bY all
present.
Tho amusement loving people OF Orange
are looking forward with pleasure to the
appearance here on the 18th inst Of the
Grau Onera company. Orange people sell
dom have an Opportunity to enjoy first
class comic opera and they Will turn out
in force to witness tho performance q
this company. which comes highly in
dorscd
Mr. and Mrs. d. CAN, Mrs NJ G.. Can
Mrs. nr. I1ndra, Misses Clcora Hvwson
and Eliza Gimer attended the Pader-
ewsid recital In Houston last week ana
were highly dellghtad with the perform
ancc Of the great pianist
Mrs, u. Cali Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Ida shepard. in Brennan. this weoS
Mrs. OKoefc Of Sharon is visiting her
daughter Mrs sam Russ, IN Orange,
Mrs. Foray and little daughter, Oracle.
who have been visiting Mrs. ]. A. Brous-
s ri baN =, hal
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Pierce Sames OF Cuero was one of the most
recherche affairs that has occurred In this
city FOR many a day. From O'Clock I'M
VII the guests continually thrcnged the
parlors. which were beautifully decorated
TOR tho occasion, presenting their con-
Efatulations TO the hrlde-elect, who was
attired in a superb costume OF Dresden
SIR. decorated with diamonds. The MoSi-
can string band was In attendance and
enllvened the entertainment by their usual
delightful music. The tables In the re.
freshment hall were attended by bevy
OF beauties In evening costume. who de-
serve special mention for the graceful
manner In which they performed their
several duties On Wednesday morning at
$3.50 o'clock the marriage ceremony was
celebrated at the Episcopal church. Rev.
Or. Clark officiating. AS Mendelssohn's
wedding march was being played by Miss
Anna Brooks the groom appeared at the
altar. accompanied by his best man. Mr..
w II. McCampbell Then. Miss Mamie
Wright, sister of the bride and maid of
honor, advanced up the aisle followed by
the bride. leaning on the arm of her
father Mr.. Thomas C. Wright OF Oak
Rnnch. Af,cr the ceremony a large aud
merry party of friends accompanied the
happy couple to the depot where they
took the train for Houston to spend their
honeymoon. cuero viii be their future
home.
Mr. y. r, woessner returned TO this city
Wednesday night from visit TO San Pa
trlcio.
Mr. and Mrs William sames LEFT Cor
nus Christi yesterday for their home In
Laredo.
Mr.. j, ]. Borum arrived In this city
Wednesday night from Alice
Mrs. q. H. Reynolds Of San Antonio is
visiting her friend. Mrs George Roberts
of his city
Miss Nellie Robertson left Corpus
Christi this morning on II visit to friends
In Austin.
Mr.. NJ y. Monserrate, general manager
Of the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
railway. arrived IT. this city Wedncsdcv
night In his private coach. bringing back
with him his old friend Captain j. n.
Thompson, as wei oS Miss Mary Thomp-
son and Miss Edna llasoy.
Mr.. W. H. Williams lefi Corpus Christi
Tuesday morning for Durango. Mexico,
whore he expects TO permanently reside.
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TAYI.OIR.

On Friday night the young people had a
box supper NJ the hail Of tn Young
Mems Christian ass citation. Each young
lady present was supp sell 10 bri box
or basket Of lunch, and after MI had been
deposited tho young men present pur'
chased each box and invred bis LADY
companion TO share u. \ very pleasant
evening was ncioyed. and the proceeds
were devoted 70 the Young WON NJ
Christian Temperance unLn.
gu. German citizens are making nropar-
atoms tor a grand time ou s.. Valentines
day. y mask bail VIII be given ny the
TAYLOR Turn Nerein, AZ Their hill.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
are preparing 10 give supper and enter
taiumsnt in honor OF the anniversary a
Washing,ons birthday The great sue
cess Of the Burns anniversary recently
insures for these ladies "A like event IL
this proposed celebration.
The exercises OF the SESAME Social cir
Gle. which were announced for Thursday
night. were postponed on account q tn
death OF Mr. James Griffith. an old and
prominent citizen of Taylor.
The Georgia Ministries played an engage
mcnt at the opera hou'c Saturday night
and Alden Bened'cts "Fah'5 Romeni' Is
billed for Monday night. Eth inst.
From Tayl1rs charming musical circle
the following houlue, OF feminine lowell
ness graced the paderewski recital ~ san
Antonio last Monday night; Misses Emni1
johns, Bessie Wright, Mira Wright Shir-
ley. Green. Anna Palm. Lizzie Doak, Helen
Huston. OctaVlo Aiair Helen Woodall
Mrs Haggerty Mrs Peyton Organ, MIS-
NJ. II. Kennedy. Mrs. W. r. Robertson
and Mrs. j. w. Parker, Rev ana MIS-
". II. Clarett ehaperoned the party
who were also accompanied by Messrs. II.
c. Briggs and NJ. Muse
Mr.. T. W Morse OF the Arm OF Woodall
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GXAS AND TEXANS
soCIALLY AND PERSONALLY

ed' and the gentlemen looked handsome
IN conventional dress suits E,aea,,, rn
ireShmcnts were served at II "a N -,
AFTER which dancing continued IN n lao
iiour' All being loath to end such n pleas
a'lu evening Those present were. Mos
uuliies Clements, Green. Foote, Stuckert
brleh, Shindler. Griffin, Gregory. Sea.
etooh' sterne' Smith Moore, Lane, Jones
,'oh'suinery, koos, Woodley, Tnrrnnt
1anles' Misses n. Southwell. l.. Southweli
w. Roos q. Webb, G. Webb. ID Thomas
~. tarrison OF BRENNAN, NJ Wilson Of
Marshall, j. and l.. Mcconnell of cuero
a. MarNen. NJ. Marxen. l.. Hynes. ConeI'
nus u. ana f. Glenn. IL. Roos of Schulen.
nurg' NJ. Hammond. ID. Hammond. X
llekering of Victoria A. Beasley; Messra
Green r. S. Foote, stuckert. Jones
bren' Shlndler, Gregory, Seabrook
Stefhe' smith, William Moore, f. Moore
Lane James, T. Hunter. Tarrant Moro.
laild' {. a. Foote, Bard, George south.
weu' Z, H. southwell. II, Lane stapp,
,M"nsham, Whitmore. Carruth. Sholl
tiyhes' T. Jones II. Jones, H. Roos. o
rsooa' Humphres, Dodd, Youngkin, II
ZOOS Sdrtain of Cuero, w. Conteus r
May A. May The committees consisted
OF the Following ladies': Arrangement-Mrs
George Smith, Mrs c. ScabroolS. Mrs A
a. Sterne; Misses Neaie Southwol. otelin
Roos- invitation Mrs. Il. y. G-crorv
Mrs George Smith. Miss n. Southweu ne.
irc' hmeni-Atrs q. w. Griffin. Mrs. Sea.
brcok, Mrs. j. G. Dyas Mrs. c. Reid Re-
c.rtor-Nirs a. Roos Mrs. e. $. Foote
Mrs. W, Greea, Mrs. I'd Tarrant. Miss
Daisy Thomas Floor Mrs. A. q. SMrne
Mrs. Il. f. Gregory, Misses Iucle South
well ana O. Roos
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SWEET HOME.

Mrs McCampbcii of Rercair is at the
homo of her father Willis McCutcheon.
Mrs Il. NJ Hubbard OF Karnes City.
Mrs. s j. lonngs of Shiner and J. r.,
MiddleOro0k of tlnllettsville visited their
mother Mrs. II. c. Middlcbrool, during
the week
Mrs Williams OF Houston was here for
several days visiting friends
Jack Goodson came In Thursday TO rco
his daughter. Miss l.idie.
w. @. iilslop has returned from trip
to Affair
Mr. Ahhic Ledbettor has finished his
sehool near hero and gone TO Louisville,
kv" 20 enter tho Medical college there,
DR. Clay Nichols has gone TO New Or
leans TO enter tho medical department OF
Tnlane university for the remainder of
tho session
Roy. Walter Il. Tynes OF Houston last
Thursday night delivered TO n fair-slYcd
audience at the baptist church his lecture
entitled '''rhe Life Of Christ"
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Monday night on Of the most pleasant
soireo" was enjoyed by the society clrclr
M Marsh3 hall rho music was exh,lnr-
aung, the nigh. cool ana the happy hours
II by. as
"soft' eyes looked love to eyes that spake
again.
Ard all went merry as marriage he'll
Tuesday lecture at the court house y,
Miss Matilda Fletcher On the subject lis
Man an Angel?' was enjoyed by a large
and appreciative audience.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. $ lockwood entertained
a select number of friends "Wednesday
night with progressive tea" compli-
m"ntary to Misses Green aud Montr6ln-
cry of Columbus. The menu consisted of
nine courses the ladies' changing partners
for each course:
|. oysters
Fish and waters. mayonnaise sauce.
3. Turkey and cranberry sauce. nut salad
olives AVID wine.
T. Stuffed eggs, chicken salad, cheese
straws almonds
., Plum pudding, consisting OF a large
pie containing lovely souvenirs Of the oc
oason, passed by Master Robert Rock.
wood, who requested each guest ITO put
In his thumb and pull out plum"
&. Cake and cream.
Z. Chocolate and oake.
=. English walnuts
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! /, To,ior A,r ana Mo- y, , nv ~
Mir ! G Watts and Nitss tio,on ii n,i'.,r
Nr : Drov-rv ,r,, No LII" iI .i,iip,'
Nr w s nrSolSs arI Nf,ss ILL.,, iI ST.,
Air 1tonx Ionos ond ME- al, ,r TX
Air Goorre Whitncv and Misc zoo nio ,u,''
gnrar,, NJ. = 1iorto,, ,'1 ,,''e 49,, 49,,
C;rocn NJ, s p rev ani n;,Ss ~, Wv
Theilnn Mr. win liearnn nv, ME- MOI
Horton Air poh wa,ts and Ma NJ
Nfirtrr NJ, y a Cnrsn,. o,1 "a 80
Horton Mr. panl,s ua,loa AMI Viz An.'t
Codov az paris A. II Il ,tor,.i,,,a ,,-,9
Miss Lee N-bittcn NJ AIev pumst,, an1
Miss ola Vaughn AIR II Ifnsta, a,'i
Miss Ida Tnvlor Mr. n p Nueso,,,c a,,6
MISC Robsrta Huston Mr. I n Donnis
md Mic, Sorhie piora NJ "a pto,o a,,a
Miss uannto Dennis Nre I.orltu,o1d as
sisted LA, Nas loues ravior ord AidSrna,,
were charming hosts and unders,nnd th'.
art of cn,nr;aInInp In oerfoction AVID ,no
evening win he long rememberrd as one ,,,c
Of tho most brilliant ond unic,,o NJ social
gatherings
Th,us,lov rirbt Mics clifford AboI,s on.
tcrtatnad select number Of Young friend.
with n social Dainty REFRESHMENTS leo
cream and cake were served on5 every
ono mad a merry time
Tbe wharton Wis. club met ot thc
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An enjoyable entertainment was cole
hrntcd Friday night under tho auspices
e home talent az kieins hau for the bon
oiit OF Jefferson Davis monument fund.
ncr sum Was realized
Banker g. n. Dliworlh is on tho tck
iist, but Is Improving
Mr u H. Rochelle. who has been dan
ecrously ill ls couyalcscug.
Hon Goorec l}uEoss went to Calves
ton this week IA Attendance on district
court
Mrs. s. H. Hopkins, who has been In
iuling for several days. returned this
week
1'ho charming Mips Lola Herring of
Rorkport is visiting her many friends
IN Gonzales.
otto T.. Kroogor, tho court house rust
Ter IL In Gonzales for few days. looking
after the county's temple Of justice.
iiurgeTs aud Hopkins spent several days
In Austin this week trying a land suit
Va the Federal court
Several from this city Will attend tho
lecture OF Coioucl Bob iugtraoIl at San
Antonio the 10Th.
Hen. W - Garrett. who was unseatcd
by the gallant sixteen OF the executive
committee nt Aus'ln, is IN the city on
legal business lie takes HIS defeat IN
good humor