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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-08

convention was called TO order by John
Carlyle, chairman Of the county central
committee. a. 1870 a. IN Tie temporary
organisation was effected without delay.
Proxies were admitted While The COM
raittee on credentials was ont Daniel
Campbell addressed the meeting At the
afternoon session the following ticket was
nominated. Representative, Sixtee1th leg
tsaarsve district. Henry Carr. OF Orc. Es-
sessor. John Carlyle. Lakeside. attorney.
P. Mcpherson, Virginia City: auditor. F.
c. Sherman. Salmon. county clerk.
Charles r Davidson; coroner, DR.. @. w.
Hcxsey. Lsavsnworth: superintendent
public Schools Mrs. Y. ". Granger, Ma
ior. sheriff. n. ". Reed. Pine Creek; sur
veyor, left 20 county central committee:
county treasurer. J. X. Barclay. WIN
th-op: county comm lssioner. First dig
trsct. @. W. Moore: county commissioner.
Second district. Robert Pruett. county
commissioner, T7l1~s district. n NJ King
man. C1aelar- Delegates 20 state conven-
ton. John W. Laden. Tseaveawo~tf.
Charles H. Cole. CnaIan. John Carlyle,
Lakeside: T. A. Wright. Stehs9zin. Henry
Carr. Orc The Delegates we're Instructed
70 use al honorable means 70 have T. A.
Lincoln and Okanogaa counties: also 20
vote for W. J. Canton, nf waterville, for
superior Judge. The delegates VIII use
their own Judgment as % voting for csndi-
dates for state Offices The delegation are
opposed TO fusion. The delegation win
support j. W. Laden as national elector.
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De-trnctIv CIonabnrst In Inhlnnn-

Liberty, Ind, Aug. IA cIoudhurst in
this county today caused such a flood in
ths whitewater river and It's tributaries
IS 20 cause loss estimated at a quarter
Of a million dollars. The loss IL largely
in destruction OF standing corn. but mills
and other structures that have withsrood
storms for years have been washed way
James Kelar IS missing from Brownavllle.
and is believed TO be drowned. James
Almison was washed from the road and
drowned
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his wife on the night Of An, !,
nearly Severlng her head fram~ -.
with a knife. He asserted - ~ |.
70 The last. !
The United States embassy !, /,
has communicated TO the Gems ~
office a message OF Coincidence n nv.
Of the president and people a. ~ H.
States az Tie loss of the Gerrnar II, Il.
ltlis. wrecked off the shansune AZ
tory. China. on July 3. with "a iss' :
entire crew but ten men.
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ST Petersburg Aug. lit has been de-
cided that the car and czariua shah visit
Vienna, Perrin. Copenhagen, BalmoraI,
accompanied by the minister OF foreign
affairs during the months OF September
and October.
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Circulation Of Mexican Dollars Illegal.

Denver ArK. s--A special 20 Tho News
from chicago SAYS the merchants and 9TH
er business men who have been circulat-
Ing Mexican dollars fer campaign avgu-
mcngs--elvinK % cents worth % goods and
a Mexican delisr FOR an American dollar
are 70 De prosecuted fer circulating foreign
money. which Is claimed 20 be illegal.
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Cy8re3e creek. Col AuE T.--7-He city
ccaucl} A8s unanimously slsspea5e3 Faii>e
9aGEe r. - NGNsa. EAa $ seci2Sed -
nwHaer1aS outyaErS against peaeessax cgt-
lEema TIE acsloa wss urectnstase3 -
brutal assault committed by Mullen ssss
utgsg anaa " } Kerr. newspaper cor
respo1 Sent, Al@ilen hsd eorfman& e re
9ennsg sAxs Is curing GRe celebrated stE4ks
Of sss8
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Tacoma. ug7-Special-The steamship
Victoria arrived here this morning from
Yokohama, after an uneyentful voyage OF
thirteen days. She brought $500 tons OF
cargo of which a large portion was new
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A california Greeting 20 Mckinley.

San jose. Cat. Aug f,-Ihe fOIIoNlig
telegram was sent today San jose. Avg.
To fI0a William Mckinley. Canton,
o: THE Santa Clara County Republican
I.ecglie sends greetings and assurances Of
a raaslug majority for Mckinley. prctee-
ten and sound money. F. McCraw. Presi-
dent. A c. Bennett jr.. Secretary"
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SAN Juan County Republicans.

W'ha tcom, Aug. 7.-SpeciaL-The Re-
publican convention of San Juan county
has been called to meet at Friday Harbor
Saturday, August p. TO elect delegates
to the state convention and nominate cam
didates for county offices.
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60 EIankin-. 49,. f.nrnl,I...

George Hanktn~- the Gambler. Broke.
Chicago. aug. 7.-Gfeorge Y. Hankins. thu
former King 81 CAicago gamblers. has gone
broSe. Everything ne owned, evan 70 his
residence. mas been tarned over 70 MS
former business associate, Alike Mcdonald.
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Washington City. Aug. 7--ToSay's state
ucnt az tbs condition ~ The treasury
shows, Available rash balance. SSS@. So
sS, gold reserve. $50 50 ~.
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The Cold Democrats OF Pierce Comfy.

Tacoma, Aug. 7.-SpeciaI-The sound
money Democrats OF Pierce county are rot
idle these days. Since Hugh wallAce's
declaration OF independence OF Organism
and Popuiism. the sound money men IN
Trailing sentiment in favor OF a participa-
ton IN the movement inaugurated by
Whitney. Bragg and other leaders If the
party which VIII result IN the Indiana polls
conference. A NUMBER OF conferences OF
the leaders in the movement in this CT I'M
~ have been held recently. and by them
IL is confidently predicted that IS per cent.
Of the Democratic vote in the state this
fail will be cast Tor the Mckinley electors
and for the Republican legislative and
congressional tickets.
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MRS. JAMES M'nEAvy KILLED.
BY the Capsizing OF Buggy Near
H0rdzFsort.

HOodsport.
Hooasport. Aug Speeial.-tMrs James
AfcReavy was killed yesterday near Hoods
port BY the upsetting o. a buggy while
going down steep hill. the horse falling
on her. Her husband and two children
were thrown out bar not much hurt. The
body was taken to Victoria this morning
for burial. where her mother lives Mrs.
McReavy vas about = years old.
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okanozsn Popuii~t@ tgsin~' Fusion
s~hsYa-. Aug S.-Spec&s l-The Peaule's
rzrtv .eonvertlan ~ okanogan eounty net
- tbe s-hoos hogss IN Cns.a1 today. The
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would allow no one but an acc Il
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why did You break the enoCnE
she wanted me to kiss b II 4
time"
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Bark Rufus =. Wood was toufsN
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23

| Christian EndcaVor society of this CITY
| are making extensive preparation for nh
| entertainment to he given at an early
date Rev. CLARK of the Christian church
has it in charge,
| Hon. George Burgess is in Karnes city.
where ne went to defend Hughes Tom
charged with the murder of Butler.
Miss Matte Harwood entertained the
| Ladies rad club at her home on Saturday
evening good time is reported.
Chairman Rugsdale of tho county dem
octacy of Lavaca county spent Saturday
IN this city, shaking hands with his
friends and acquaintance.
Phil Walker of Luling spent Thursday
IN the Hub on business
Mrs. Webb of l.uling spent several days
in Gonzales last week.
Or. Murphy aud Tom Davis Esq, of
Rancho spent Thursday and Friday I'm
The joval r. II. Trippe of waelder.
with Master Grover and Mrs Trippc
made Gonzales n visit on Tuesday. ana
reports Waelder the greatest city in the
county next TO Gonzales, and that her
people are prosperous.
Miss Rozelle Nicholson returned from
san Antonio Sunday. where she visited
Judge ", 5. Fly and family.
II. $ Dllworth, S. p, Jones and W d,
Houston. leading stocltmen Of this county,
have returned from visit to Fort Worth
and Waco
Miss Cardwen of Lockhart returned to
her home Friday after a pleasant visit
10 relatives IN this city
Mayor W. -. Cavitt who has been on
the sick list. Is up again, to the Joy of
his many friends
tanker G. n Dllworth returned from
the Alamo city the first Of the week
Of the high school 10 secure library
for this institution and they are meeting
with soma success and individual con-
tributions are in order.
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REEVILLE.

Rev. ]. II Colard. the noted evangelist
of the Methodist Episcopal church tSouth)
who made host of warm friends here
three wears ago while holding a protract-
ed meeting. writes that he will be here
again on April II and Will give us another
series OF sermons
Mr.. Frank Burr came over from the
city of Mexico and viii spend several DAYS
here, the guest Of his brother. W, II.
Burr.
W. A. Tuley travelling passenger agent
of the santa Fe was here Thursday
Eli Merriman. business manager OF the
Caller OF Corpus Christi, put in the 18Th
here.
Miss Maggie Rachael is or on a visit
to relatives In San Patricio county.
Or Gillett l. in the city visiting his
PROT Profe Z " Y. Taylor is back home
from round on Sunday school work in
Mir. j Q, Thompson. who has been
quite III. is convalescent and is able to be
outdoors again
Or. /. b. Create will shortly move
with his family 10 Smithville, where no
has recently purchased the stock OF drugs
formerly owned by the Smithville Drug
company. -. 49,, =, hor
pranddaughtcrs the Misses Hrame OF
Iouisiana. are visiting at skidmore
Editor Carl Mcfarland OF the Victoria
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a very enjoyable sociable was given at
tho hospltablc home of MIR and Mrs. 10
T., Bryan on Friday evening.
lion; ilebor Stone of Bronham was IN
tiln city on Friday.
ltev, and Mrs u. g. Bowers Of DcanvIIle
ana Mrs; H. q. Mitchell OF Marble Falls
ar. visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr. Crawford of tho Austin Statesman
was here Tuesday.
=, Mrs Or. w. ~. York ~ Dime BOX Is
re guest of her mother. Mrs L. III
Mr.. T. H. baldwin OF tho Galveston
New" was here Wednesday,
John Il. Walters, deputy United gtntes
marshal, was here Tuesday
w; H. Rivers of Egin was In the CITY
Friday. Wy
Mr.; Max Cause and family spent Sun
MISS Mary Scurry OF Orange is visiting
friends here this GEEK '''s
ihc following gentlemen from this place
Httchueu the State tournament nj La
G,.ranfe last sunday: Marcus Harris. A.
I,ilIHehberg, II, Raube, A. Stahlbaume Gus
fietsch aud a. Moelinberndt
>. scarborouh, Gus Jehne and i.
iialias spent Wednesday in Austin al,
tending United States court.
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CALDWELL.


Friday night tho Misses Jenkins gave
u progressive cCurtshp" and rainbow
party IN honor Of their GU st, Misc Oh
tori Of Marlin.
Monday night the young people enjoyed
"a hop ut MIR. a. -. Carr's now brick hard
ware storthouse, which has Just been
completed
County Attorney Alexander is visiting
In Nnyasota this week.
Miss Suclla Hudson left Thursday for
liumbeton, where she Will teach n class
in vocal music.
Miss NeIue Leo Is spending this week
In Navasota.
a party consisting OF Misses Jcni, ms,
Miss oltorf of Marlin and Mclssrs Tola
Oliver. WIN Stokes, Glen Iietslp ana Jesse
Jenkins went down to Bronham Thnirs-
day night to see Lillian Lewis In Credit
Lorraine"
Mr.. II, Bronson left Friday for Calves
ton.
Mcssrs w. s Barnett aud j. c. Bns-
well spent a day u Brcnhaln last week
Mr.. r. f. Hudson spent ffw dnvs
in ST. Louis last week
Miss Gena Gormap who has been teach
Ing near here. left for her home IN Paige
Mrs a. u, Gillespie ana dauehtor. Miss
Minnie of forncy have moved 10 Call.
we'll
Mir W. q. wilkins. United stntcs rsvo-
nue. collector, was In town day this
week.
Last Sunday Mr.. I NJ Jackson and Miss
Eula iiaddox were married at the home
of tho bride
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Mechanical College spent Saturday ana
sunday In Houston.
Mrs. Daniels of Dallas visited Mrs. w
NJ. Foster of this city last week.
Mossrs Dick white and Ell Wilson of
Mumford were in the city one day last
week.
Mrs Ivy Brooks visited relatives In
NaVasota ana Caldwell last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. win $, Adams Of Dallas
are visiting relatives in this city,
Misses Ross. Sbisa aud Bittle OF College
were in the city Saturday.
Hon. John n, Henderson was In Bryan
on business Saturday.
Charley nm has returned from IA visit
to the Indian Territory.
Judge watts of Dallas spent several days
IN the city last week on legal business.
Colonel w. n Hcarue of Independence.
Mo. visited relatives In Bryan last week.
Mrs II. G.. Gieseckc of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College ii visiting rcla-
tives at Now Brnunfcla
6. H. Patterson of North Carolina has
been In the city several days.
Mr. II. A. Young Of Houston visited the
Agricultural and Mechanical College sat
urday.
nr' r. H. Appleby has returned from
81. Louis.
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Miss Jennie Numson is mt home after
an extended visit TO her sister Mrs lar.
rel IN Atlanta Ca.
Mrs. Rush Shambiin is visiting "a Mexia.
Messrs. Il. NJ. Campbell and j. f. Gal
braith are in New York on business con
nected with the international and Great
~, Harry sherrod of Goggan & Bro. is
IN the city.
The Self Culture club Will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Alexander Ferguson.
lpr Tanning Of San Antonio spent a fcw
days In tho city with friends
M Withers of Marshall spent Sunday
here with his friend, Rev r. ). stuart,
a concert was given Monday evening
non rooms for the benefit of the Young
MEMS Christian association and the f,re
department band.
Mrs II; II. Erwin has returned from n
visit 70 her parents in Trinity
Mr. y. L. Bowers made a trip to Hous-
Mr.. George Russ went 10 Houston ON
Mss Marian Sandifor has returned from
lengthy visit To friends In Monro. La
Mrs. Z. \. Eellogg aud daughter. Miss
Antonio ' ''''i'
Mrs Sweetman. who has been the guest
OF Mrs. Burette Ezell. has returned 10 her
nome IN JacksonVile.
Mines. NJ g. Foster j G Duncan and
G. ~ Wilson Of Fairchild Wis. are
guests OF their relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
- X. cook ana Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. John
NJ. Callie SpwNers is In Taylor.
MISS leth1 Wagner has returned from
l,hlias, where she has been receiving In
StflStlon N kindergarten work.
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The I. J.. l. met last Monday at the resi-.
dencc e DR.. j. y. Bolton and had n most
enjoyable meeting. Next time tho ciuh
viii he entertained by Mrs. Page.
The Musicale" met at the home of MIR
X. j. Horton last Friday and were de-
lightful entertained by the charming In.
dies, Misses Loula. Mae and Rene Horton
The choir of the Baptist church meet I
FOR practice every Wednesday and Sat
urday night.
Rev. Or. Lawson of Columbus will hold
service here Sunday.
charming surprise party was given
by the young people at the home of MIR.
f. Page Thursday night I'm honor of tho
hJrlhday of their lovely hostess Miss
Nellie Page.
Tho Candy Pulling club VIII have a pic
mic Saturday. The happy little people
VIII be chaperoned by Miss Rosa Dawdy
Nrs. Il. e. Vineyard ana Miss Saliie
Harrison left Wednesday for Galveston
where they will spend several days
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hughes after a
pleasant visit 10 Rockport and Sinner are
again at home IN Wharton,
Mr.. Alex. Mitchell. one Of Wharton's
handsome young gallants, has returned
to Wharton. whore he has received "A
warm welcome from rye ladyes fayre."
Mr.. j. II. Buotho Of San Antonio, gen
eral manager Of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine company, is IN Wharton, the guest
of Mr.. j II. Rosebcrry.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Fielder Of Chappen Inn Is
In the city.
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Knssn

Mrs Sam Wilson Of Navasotn visited
Mrs. l., c, Gibbs family last week.
Dr, w C. Blalock left via Houston
Wednesday for New York city. where
IL" goes to tnko II post graduate lecture
course Ia medicine lilo VIII probably be
gone Two months.
Miss Mamie Forbes OF Stranger Is viz
Jung Mrs. W. IT, Proctor and Mrs. F. Y.
Dolec.
Grant Taylor or Brcmond Is circulating
among his OLD friends and visiting rcla-
lives in town.
Miss Mamie OuztS Is visiting ia Bolton
ana viii probably remain several weeks.
Mrs w, L. Proctor and son CLYDE Wis
lied MIS- Richie Pcylon in Reagan last
week
Miss Manic Curry gave a picnic TO her
music class last Saturday ont on her
fhthers plantation. Mrs. s. r. Arnett
ana Mrs h. +. QUITS accompanied tho
party and al report having most de-
llghtful time
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Dick Fuqua, who has been at Caldwell
some time. returned home last Sunday
Rev. l.. NJ. Fowler of Palestine was here
last Monday.
John w. Chandler, a candidate for the
democratic Nomination for county clerk
was down from craft Tuesday.
Geo. s. Houston candidate for demo-
cratic nomination for tax collector, was
up from Alto Saturday
l.. Il. outlaw and Holly Agnew Of Alto
were here Thursday.
Sheriff 4. II. Singlctary went to Alto
last Saturday on business.
District clerk $. Il. Slavall and Wife
spent Sunday Tn Alto.
+. II. Clark of jacksonville was here
all last weok.
j. Wood Francis. who has been Ia Gle
burne for. some time, returned home Mon
daN and VIII remain here.
w. C. Bolton, j. G. Chapman, J. w.
Francis, Jr, and Ed Abee of Jackson
VILE were here Thursday.
Miss BESSIE Quinn returned from Thack-
erviilc Thursday
The Rusk Literary and Social club will
given an entertainment Friday night.
Mrs Joe NJ. Francis has returned from
a visit al Cleburnc.
Miss Ethel Jerrigan returned Monday
from Marshall.
Miss Babe Kirksey of Alto was here
Saturday,
Chas i, Smith and Ras Rodwine OF
Henderson were here Monday.
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:, hnanner 81 me former pupils Of Mrs.
", i" ~ tase' VINO thushl three ee generations
% Nrs11tiu,a nave Son,rlpuiel snfhclent
10 purchase monument, which they will
orout ovFr her grave ihe unwilling VIII
ocv .r on Easter Day
MIs; . -. AhnWorth mas returned from
9 nrslt Oh seVera' weeks TO relatives in
| tuero
| 3fsahiat ~ the Trinity EPISCOPAL church
dnrlns the absence, OF Miss Mollie Ash
worth who was called TO Laredo recently
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Mr. Homer Garrison and Miss Clara
Trammell were elected delegates 10 the
Epworth League conference TO be held
In San Antonio In April Mr.. Robert Hen
~ and Miss Ada Box We're elected alter
mates
Messrs Ben Harperstcr and Ed Pussell
accompanied b. their families. OF Coco.
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BRYAN.

Eugene c. Blake OF Houston was I'm
BRYAN last week
Claud Mitchell went 10 Houston Friday.
to Arkansas
Hon. w. II. cavitt was in Houston last
Mrs. y. G. Brooks visited relatives In
NAvasota last week
Monday. ''
Professor Gallcn OF Millicsn was in
Bryan Saturday "
Captain J. S. Fowlkes OF Dallas was In
BRYAN last week
Professor Tilson Of the Agricultural and
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ALVIN.

Mrs ~ y; Pate returned Tuesday from
Mfs. 9. G. conoly of MIlanc, formerly
Nrv; Beckwith, pastor OF the Eplscopni
church ~ Galveston, with his wifo. At
,nhaod NE dedication of the Episcopal
church building In Alvin Friday.
bishop kinsolving of Austin was a,
AVN Friday AT the dedication OF the
episcopal church building ana confirmed
s, IT, Bassett of Chicago Is in town
Professor Larmore OF Shenandoah
IOWA has been In Alvin several days. He
expects TO take charge of the norrnai
school and business college to be located
Ernest McDavltt was In Brenham this
week attending court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Reed of Springfield,
Ill., are visiting relatives In this place.
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HAI.LETrsvILLE.

The ladies' Cemetery association held
their weekly Tea at the home of Mrs.
W. H. Bennett, Thursday.
Misses Anna and Mary Ellis are visit
ing IN San Antonio and Uvaldc.
Mrs. Carrie Bennett is here from Yoa-
KUN visiting the family of her son, Mr..
Messrs. w. +. Rogers and w. L. APP
pelt have returned from Il becf-solling
trip to New Orleans
Mr.. Gust. Hcyc, well known Galveston
merchant. was here oil business the FIRST
OF the week
Mr.; o, G. soarcy has sold his old home
stead place in town and Will remove TO
ms farm. one mile from town.
Messrs. II. Byrn, Fritz Lindenhcrg, |,
Sdmusch and A. Finklsten now wear
L. O. @. T. veteran medals.
pr y. q. Patton has hoen In from
sweet Home visiting his son, Hon. s. C..
homo in 1852
MAYOR II NJ. Tippett is suffering from
a crippled knee caused by an accidental
cut with n piece of glass.
Senator French Simpson has returned
from "A business trip TO Houston
Mrs. u. -. seymour has returned from
Il visit to her old home. Columbus.
Mrs. J +, wits and Miss Addie
Hicks Of Yoakum have been visiting here
attorney is here visiting his parents and
looking after his business interests.
Sheriff liouchins Deputy County CLERK
Rees snd Dave samusch left Friday for
n big hunt In Live Oak county.
j. w. Ragsdale, ESQ., returned Saturday
from Flatonia and Gonzales.
Mrs. j. NJ. Cummins is here from Wet
mar visiting tho family of her son. j. NJ.
cummns, Jr
Mrs Letter Rces is here from Yoakum
visiting relatives.
w. g. Mcfarland Esq. has returned
from professional business trip to Bel
ton and Austin.
Judge II f Skrehot was mp from the
Golden Rod country, Krojina postoficc,
the first OF the week buying farming Inn
plements for the colony he is locating
there.
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CAT SPRING.

Mr.. Segus Kinker is arranging 10 nut
up n new dwelling house lie win CO.
cupv II about October.
William u Cleveland and party of
Houston were here Friday on a bird
hunt All enjoyed themselves hugely
Mr., Jones and party, from Houston.
accompanied by their wives, were here
the past Two days hunting birds and
having a pleasant time generally.
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c. r. Cohron, a prominent attorney Of
Dallas. was professionally engaged IN
III civil court hero several days last
week.
]. T. Greig OF Hockey is visiting H. C.
Holland.
Miss Bonnie Mccoy OF Beeville is the
guest Of Mrs Fannie Tubbs
Mr.. j. II. Alsobrook. one OF Frank!in's
ex-merchants Is soon TO remove with his
family to the coast country,
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Mr.. A. w Carpenter is back from ST.
Louis, where he purchased spring and
summer goods.
relatives In Austin
>, MISS Marie Saunders has gone to Round
ROCK, where she has accepted a position
cards nave been received announcing
me marriage OF Miss Mary Mccutcheon
ana Mr. l.. w. I.ockett, both OF this place
pr 10 Finn has returned from Nash
VIE, Tenn. where he has been taking a
course OF lectures. and will now locate
at Phuegerville. near here
lne young people enjoyed a pleasant
Tuesday evening.
Picnic parties are the order Just now.
and fishing parties TO the San Gabriel
river are helping the young people to while
away the time.