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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-13
R. K. Giffen & Co.,
Successor to James CrangIe.
To Ny Friend. and Patrons.

To My Friends and Patrons.
Having closed OUT my business. 70 The
reliable and well known Arm Of r x.
Gltfen & Co, l take this method o. thAnk-
ing my friends and tho trade gehetally
for the kind patronage bestowed On me
In the paRt, and ask for my SUCCESSORS
Inc "a me- liberal patronage heretofore a0-
corded INC. Ngry respectfully.
JAMES CRANGLE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-13

The ganea for third position, between
Harvest and Randy BooH, were BOWED
last night and Harvest took two without
much eXertion. The score was Nv fol-
hIW'ss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-13

Interstate team will take place this az
tcrncon at $3.50 o'clock. Baker Will PROD
ably pitch for the home team, while
Woodward viii be In the points for the
visitors He Il was who pitched in the
game last Saturday. when the locals lost
10 ten innings. An exciting game V
sure 10 be witnessed. The playing field
will be In better shape this Afternoon,
George Endland, the one armed pitcher,
will also pitch.
O'RrIen. :he irst bascman, 10 expected
TO arrive this afternoon. HIS appearance
viii strengthen the team. though NC
Steen put up an entirely satisfactory
game at the Initial bag yesterday.
I, IA questionable IL whaley would put
up as satisfactory a game at short as
Bill Taylor Is putting up just now. And
he's a stronger hitter. toe.
Mfr. Herrington'S two little children
have made quite a hit with the grand
stand patrons. They are in the cushion
business and are hustlers in their line.
Another thinE-they're good rooterH Tor
''papa's boys"
II Is likely Colonel DomlnicR Norris
vii be rc-AppoInted custodian OF the
nsacc nj the ball park FOR this season.
Hls friends were urging his appoint
ment on Manager CoYle yesterday.
Domlnick's stentorIRn tones strike ter
ror in the heart OF the small boy be-
hind the fence. and in case OF a rum
nus Is . police force in himself, HIS re"
appointment would md favor with che
fans "
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.


No"Gh.
The state Board OF Health will meet In
Charleston April 80. q. and q, proKimo
for tho examination OF applicants for the
boards certificate TO practice In tho state.
n. d. BAKER, N. D..
mrI7 Secretary State Board Of Health.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OF PART
N NERSHiP-Notic0 IL hereby GtVou
that the Co-partncrshfp between the un-
dSrglEnsd In the wooden box business, un~
der the firm name OF The Acme BOX Conn
pany." carried on IN the city OF Wheel
iur. West Virginia, has been dissolved by
aspiration OF tho terms for which such
co.partnership was entered Into and no
longer exists The undersigned +. ]. Park
Will continue tho business at the same
place az that formerly occupied by the
Acme BOX Company. and ho y alonf
authorized 10 collect the. debts Que Said
late co-partucrshIp, GEO. y. DRYDEN
J. r. PARK, April b lhyi.
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WANTED.

BOOKCASE wANTED-A LARGE.
ID secondhand bookcase. for law books.
wanted cheap AddreRB n. c. H., Boz 81.
aps-tth&se
TYTANTED-POsITIoN BY 4 YOUNG
w man as travelling salesman or In
store or office. Strictly temperate, good
address, strong and not afraid Of work.
Excellent reference. Address HUSTLER
lntelliBencer office. aPS
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PROF. FIELDS worm powders sold
on a guarantee; try them; at drugglstS
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
STocKHoLDERs MEETING.

C,ToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.
YORK MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
A meeting Of the stockholdera OF the
York Manufacturing Company Will be held
on TueSday Arpil ~. 1881, ut one o'clock
D. m, at the Office OF Hubbard s Hubbard;
Sn. ian ChAplIne street, IN The city OF
Wheeling. ". Va. for the purpose Of elect
ing a board OF directors, making bylaws
and IranSactlnE any other business which
""' WILLIAM NJ LIST,
II A. McCABE.
NELSON G. HUBBARD,
J D. CULRERTSON.
{. ". JEFFERS.
nps.l7 Corporators.
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AGENTS WANTED.

W4M"TrEi1S-!As a., h 15G Collect N E ECoS
country town near Wheeling: also man
for Wheeling and vicinity. Call on or adj
dress THE SINGER MFG. CO.. 20 Twelfth
street Wheeling w Va hpS-tth&a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13
BALLAD.

1t was not In the winter
Our loving lot was cast;
1t was tho time OF roses,
We pluck'd ghen as We passd.
That churlish season never frown'd
On early lovers yet,
oh. no-thc world was newly orownd
With flowers whea We first met.
Twas twilight. and / bade you go.
But still YOU held me fast:
it was the time OF roses,
We pluck't them IS We pass'd.
whs. else could peer tiny glowing cheek.
Thai tears began 10 stud?
And when asked tue like O! Love,
You snatched : damask bad;
And ooed It TO the dainty core,
SUI glowing 10 the last.
i, Vas the time u roses.
We pluck'a them as We pass'd.
Thomas Hood,
The Post Is pieased 10 receive all Items
% a social nature Il addressed 10 Society
ldlior Houston Post Telephone s5i
Communications must be written upon
one s5te OF BE pap. only, aa3 z.gae4 oy
the Ss.tsr.
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IMPROVEMENT on SMALL TALR.
The Wheel and Its Rider Entertain
AT u Reception.


Hostesses are ever on the lookout LOT
something new in the way OF entertain
ments. and an "at home" given on AonaA!
at the Royal Albert hall by several iia''
shows a step in a new direction. between
the playing OF the Blue Hungarian pAuS
and the Ladies' Mandolin band there WIS
some very clever exhibitions Of LADIES W
cycle riding. by the hostessos principai''
The machines were decorated WIN lhss
pink blooms and green foliage, anu " =,
ladies wore white dresses ana pee0n .y.
hats. The prettiest feature was ms !. X,
pole. which was set up in the eeasei ., "
artna, with red. white and pIue l,Sy a
With these the plcyclists when Inlos .ssurs
series of figures. plating the riopoa a sv
The pole. In front Of the organ ns hi
of round tea tables were set up, wa' six,u
a very pretty effect. and they weie .unba,
crowded. There was very larse =. II ~
of guests, and the hostesses "e'e ~
pie well known in society.
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Sandwiches. hot coffee. ice cream and all
manner OF good things were served aud en-
loved with a zest that the city seldom sees.
The partv returned 10 Houston in time
to catch the late cars home. greatly re-
ireshed by the thoroughly delightful even
Inc 2
a party OF young people met at Miss
Nellie Burke's, 1913 Travis street. last
Tuesday evening. when n very enjoyable
evening was spent. Games were enjoyed
until tho hosteSses, Miss Nellie Burke and
Miss Fla Butts, brought in the much APP
preclated refreshments, after Whioh the
party dispersed, thanking the "ouns ladies
fer entertaining them so pleasantly. inc
following formed the merry party: Mrs.
Burke, Miss Stella Bishop. Miss Pearl
l.amkin, Miss Lillian Lamkin. Miss Nellie
Purke, Miss Fla Butts, Miss Violet HOS
hins, Miss Emily Woodhead, Miss Alma
Minis. Hiss Jennie Gentry. Mr.. Charlie
Coleman, MIR. Lorenzo Lamkin, Lr., MI
Louis Tips, Mi. Harry Maggard. MIR. James
Mayberry. Mr.. Eugene Dclisle, MIR. Ed D
Woodhead. Mr.. DOW Minis. Mr.. Louis peel
cr. Mr. Gregg Wadiill MIR. Arland Ward,
Mr.. Clint PUTS, Mr.. VIII Dantignnc
The De Pelchln Faith Home association
met at the usual time and place. The only
important business was a change in the
hour Of meeting. The board will meet at
9 o'clock on Tuesdays at Shearn chapel
ana the association Will convene at nan
past during the summer months. The
preparatory work for the success of the
annual chrysanthemum show is being
quietly done and this is expected TO be
the best entertainment OF its kind that
has ever been given here.
The Shakespeare club held Its last meet
ing for the summer on Thursday on Mrs.
L. Raphael's lawn, where dainty refresh
ments added their usual grace. The clrcu-
lar letter for the vacation was discussed
and the work for the next session. The
leader, Miss Redwood, will attend the Uni
versity of Chicago during the summer and
will include English and Shakespeare in
her studies. The club will resume work the
first Thursday in October.
Miss Irene Donnelly entertained num-
Der of friends Monday evening from 4 10
Z at her home on the Harrisburg road, in
honor of her birthday. a most enjoyable
time was had and the little hostess received
many pretty presents. The games played
oh talt ahh Ntlt itu w aunt, MASS
Lidwell, assisted by Miss Carrie Super.
Those present were Misses Blanch and
Ethel Bettison. josie Necco. Agnes Valen-
tino, Ellen aud Agnes Kennedy, Jessie Con-
roy Masters Philip Smell. Carter Conroy.
VIII Palmer, Fred Danish. Tom Smell,
James Kennedy and others.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of Texas conference Methodist Episcopal
church South will hold their annual
meeting at Shearn chapel, commencing
Friday, the 18th, at o'clock. \ cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
The ladies Of the Third Baptist church
VIII give musical entertainment on Fri
day night, June is. at the tabernacle, cor
ner White and Decatur streets. for the
benefit OF the church. The Houston Glee
club have kindly promised TO assist in the
entertainment and the programme will be
rare treat for those who attend.
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Miss Winter. Miss Fitzgerald.
Miss GArnott. Miss Henderson,
Miss NcEecyer, Miss Dickson,
siiS3 Hume, Miss Cora Root,
Mis- Eyy Bolts. Miss Clemens.
Miss I.strue ClrdwcllMiss Tina Cleveland,
Alias Mario Davis. Nj George Burtis.
Mr.. Louis Bryan, Mr. K, " Scott
Mr. Hudson. Mr.. Frank Weed
Mr Mitchell. Mr. ]. V. 7, Tacka-
MI George Torrey, berry,
pr Mullen. Or Ferguson.
Mr.. Felix Huston, Mr.. l.. ]. Parks.
Ar Yoakum. Mr. Hcyck.
Those invited 10 meet her found Miss
winter a most charming young lady. she
"A recently from baltimore, where she
graduated This spring
Rumors arc thickening fast concerning
the nuptlais OF prominent business man
Of Houston and ons Of the most popular
society girls OF nallas. According to re-
port tho wedding will take place in the
presence Of only very few Intimate
friends next Wednesday morning at ta'f
past 2.
Professor Nook gave soiree 10 ia
dancing school Friday night at Bryan hall.
There was a large attendance OF children
End their parents and friends and the
evening seemed to be thoroughly appre-
cla,cd
Several fancy dances were given, the
children being costumed according to the
requirements az their parts.
These numbers were.
Anna Beth Chew. song skirt dance ana
| Spanish dance thy requestl.
May McElroY -liornplpe and Spanish
| dance.
Catherine Nash Skirt dance.
Irma Jones-ssIrt dance.
Dorothy weed Highland fling.
| Bette smith--B1nnlc Blue flag.
| Lucille I.ame-sklrt dslce.
| Living pictures, waltz. lancers.
Tho marriage OF Miss Elyio Starr Kins
and Mr.. Robert jules Token OF Waco will
take place AT Christ church at
o'clock on Wednesday morning next, June
l6.
There will be reception given by the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young Mems
Christian association In their parlors OF
Wednesday afternoon. June 10, from tr
o'clock. All ladies are invited. a'he fo.
loving who compose oiroio No y, viii hav,
charge: Nlesdames r. ID. Hathaway, Bell,
hisdin, Seth. Elliott. Tracy, A. +. Lumm
Henry Hcfiy. Emma u. Henderson, Seth
sTone, wahsboro, X. u. T. burke; Misses
lEleanora Mcdonald and Swope.
Tho following notice copied from tho
Lafayette Morning Journal will be Of In,
terest TO the many friends OF the interested
people In Houston;
In the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
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80 consider myself Texas girl. INA :.
such wish to send 10 cents for ~, M y, =
Home brick fund. fula
Louise Holland Mclel,,,
Dear Miss Mason.

Calvert, Texas.-I am a little sir, =, !,
years old. enclose 10 cents 10 b,,y . S " Y
Tor the Faith Home building. MANN, ~
no servant and | sure had to work b.,s
~ ~ maze ehat dine. am very foui !,
nanleS ana | love them and would M. y
neip nurse them, as We have no babies n
our house. Well, will close ' "
Amelia Weiu
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DIMES AND LETTERS.

Tho children have worked hard and have
sent many sweet letters this week with
dimes for the Faith Home.
Dear Brlckbats: The Mason who cements
bricks together with lead pencil was
made very happy this week by so many
pretty letters and by 81 i'll dimes. Alto
gethcr you have raised SlS.G5 for Faith
Home bricks, and every penny of it is just
as precious IL can be, and you have made
so many people love you; all the little chill
dren in the Home Will love you all their
lives. and all those who work and give to
keep up the Home love you though, per
haps, they have never seen you.
Just as fast as the money comes TO me l
give it to the building fund of the llone,
and they buy bricks, and each brick is
made out OF love. isn't 1t?
Listen to some OF the letters this week
and see how the girls and boys have
worked for the dimes and denied them
selves for them, and then you will believe
that it is SO.
Remember to send your letters to MA
son, care Of The Houston Post" and let US
try so hard to make our fund SIS this week.
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Dear Mason

Houston. Texas,-Enclosed you will Ana
TWO dimes TO buy bricks towards helnir,
the Faith Home am a little girl ys,r
oid and brother is 4. Hoping the F,th
Home will be a success, we are
Robert and Marguerite Lehma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13

\ pretty card party was given Saturday
night ~ Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Huston in
honor OF Miss Aaaie Winter o. Waco
Nsh five was the saIae and as ia always
the Gaze st was enjoyed to the utmost,
while one table, made up Of Mr. and Mrs.
Marlin Lee. Mrs Margaret II. Foster and
Air Huston. was given over 70 the more
serious game o. waist.
Delicious iruit lemonade was served all
Through the evening and al II o'clock a
good substantial! supper was served in
& tT.ly hospi'abio rnanner beside :he ever
refreshing ices and creams
Tbi hous- wai prettiiy decked with ferns
and cut flowers. and the dainty gowns os
tbu Young ladies made tho rooms a picture
C.. airluess and grace.
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Houston, Texas.-I am a little girf /
years old. Ny mamma has been telling m.
about the Faith Home and the lttls chIl.
drcn who live there. My brother and M
Henry each gave me nickle to buy sod,
water. but instead of spending it for nv.
self l Will send my dime to you to bly
brick to help build home for the littls
orphans, Hoping you will get dime from
every little boy and girl in Texas, | an
yours sincerely, Nellie ]. De Forest.
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Arthur Leigh Schureman.
James Harold Schureman.


Dear Mason:
Houston-My brother Roland and I send
90 cents for the children's wall for the
new Faith Home. Mamma said we must
earn our money, as we would enjoy giving
If more. so | picked over grapes for Jelly,
and Roland hauled wood. Hoping you'll
soon get dimes enough to build the wall,
and with much love to the children at the
home, l am yours truly,
Ruby Breaker.
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Ma. Jennie w,rs.n. MI.s Dor. Baxter.

Miss Jennie wiggin, Miss Dora Baxter.
Mre. NJ. II. Armistead. Mrs. A. MCFARLAND,
Mrs. John Rordsn. Mrs. u. $. Fttz Gerald
and Mrs. George y. Underwood, srand-
mother and aunt OF the young host, MAUI
Wheldon. Maggie Calvert, Wilmuth baN-
ter, Ward Mckee, Jean Mckee. Marsuer-
lite White. Louise oliver. Mamie Bolts.
Challe Jones. Blake Hartwell, Dell Hart
well. Lillian Lamkin, Pearl Lamkln, Ollie
Lockhart. Jean Cannon. Losise WasseF-
man. jeanette Porter, Lucy l1omo9rdi'
Grace Dennis. Hattie Gribbie, Annie May
Grlbble. Maggie Shearu. Cora Shearn, Nellie
Lee. Cora Shepherd. Juanetta Allen. Maud
Rpdesiy. Rowene Masteraon. Vivian RAN
som. Mary GrlnStead. Ssllie Sewal, Ahbie
Cleveland Mabel Childroes. Coruie Knight.
Robbie Crank. Jennie Crank. ouids Queen,
Zadie Conyus. Eltabell lngerfield. Mary
McAshan. pella wilson. Vera strong, Lovey
Chew. Emily Scott. Rosalie Munger.
Daphne Palmer Alice Mcfarland, Nexta
Ewing, Libbie Rice. Rosine Huston. Bessie
Clark. sylvester Rlorian, Charles Nheidon.
Alya Court. Robert McWllllams. Jim
Weeks. ice Chew, George Gibbons. Willie
Gibbons. Charles Oliver. Graham Baker.
Tom So;ts. Harry jones, Henry Hail, Lo-
renzo Lamkin, Richard Cannon. Dewitt;
Dunn. ST. John Waggerman Chester Bryan.
Landrun Dennis, AIfred Dyer. Fred Brad
lev. Adrew White. Random Porter, David
Baker. Brady Warner. Edward Palmer. Ivan
Fick. Rowland Culpepper. Harris Master
son. Cleveland Sewall. Frank Sewall, Ell
lott Cage, Robert Ring, Byron Ever;s.
David Perkins. Arthur Burton, Charles
MONTGOMERY, Baylor Holmes. Herbert
Compton. Maurice McAshan. Clarence Ken
deu. Roscoe Wilson Seth Strong, George
Bringhurst. Henry Brinehu7st. John Chew,
Llsle Robh Fred Clemens, Darlington
Wcems. Jim Grinstead. Enga Arnold STRAIT
Ton Baker Sowall Meyer. Herbert Sutton,
Fred Lum!s. George Tyler.
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Dear Mason.

UtHT MdEUN. -, = !,
Drummer, xas.--Enclosed you VIII ma
10 cents TO buy a brick for the Faith Homo.
| am a little boy only years old and too
small to earn any money. Papa gave me
this dime and want to help build home
for little orphans who have no papa or
mamma. Your little friend,
J. NJ. Dickson, Jr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13

Tho Post is pleased to receive ell items
OF q social nature II addressed to Society
Editor" Houston Post. Telephone 45i.
Communications must be written upon
one side OF the paper only. anu signed by
the writer.
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Margaret Elizabeth Thomll

Was there ever such dear band Of Low.
ing children as this? ! believe that yu
are nearly as happy in giving your dimes
as the Faith Home children are Ia reeeiv'
ing them. and that is what We waut-aap-
pineSs everywhere.
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Dear Miss Mason.

Ucar MISS MHsUh
Huntsville, Texas.-I am little girl
3 years old and would make lots OF dimes
for you If / was larger. but send you
three dimes for the Faith Homo that
had TO buy candy with. Your little friend,
Della Marguerite Eastman.
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DeImonico's to Let

New York JouFHaI' n
An advertisement in newsnrr :.
morning last week that Delmon'~ nm,
ia let created a mild sensation, but h''., -,
worse threatens the fashionable is' h.
than a change of quarters. Early " !.
vomber the establishment, with ~ - =,
lent cuisine, it's smooth serV ice new ns Dsi.
bred walters, will move mo .ts .,oriss q
monico building. Already tM1 and m
the new building are compis. iii " pvt
june Is. it is hoped. the io .Isr, Sl Will a.
on. Tho decoration OF the lh,J,' mill sirl!
law the completion OF the wor ,,,n ua ch,ris
in next November. by that rom Eur0pt
nclmon,ca will have returned ''V
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near Miss Mnson.

Richmond. Texas.--I am q little girl
years old. ! have n sweet little sister
years old her name is Kate Camilla. Our
dear mother died when sister was weeks
old, Our dear grandma is raising us and
we are so happy to have a chance to help
the little orphans. Enclosed find two dimes
TO buy bricks for their home. Your little
friends, Ida Lee Fields,
Kate Camilla Fields.
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Dear Mason.

Eagle Lake, Teyas.-I send you five
dimes 10 buy bricks. My mamma gave me
one, my friend, Miss Annie Watson, gave
me .wo to put in my dime bank; my moth
err gave me three / am nearly years old
and ! am so sorry for all those little boys
and girls that ] want to help buy bricks
to build them home and / hope you Will
soon have 1t done. My name is
Miriam Goldman.
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Dear Mason.

galveston, Texas.-Enclosed please find
10 cents to buy a brick for the Faith
Home. earned 1T by selling FISH l
caught the other day. hope you VIII soon
have enough bricks to complete the home.
Yours respectfully, Kari boWerhnu'
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Those present We're:
Ar. and Mys. W. E. Fitzgerald.

The young people o; the nelghborhood
gave real surprise party last night to
Master George Norrer q. his home on Main
street and McGowen avenue and needless
"a say the frollc was thoroughly enjoyed
by everyone who participated.
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Dear Miss Mason.

Richmond, Texas.-I am n little boy 3
years old have a sweet little brother:
his name Is Robert Lee. Our dear papa
died one year ago I send you two dimes,
one for me and one for brother to buy
bricks for the orphans. Yours,
LOOMS Eckman.
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Dear Mason.

Dear Mason,
Carmona, Texas--I saw your notice in
The Post and mentioned 1t in Sunday school
10 the children, as ! am Sunday school
superintendent Four responded and put
In 20 cents for my two children. I wanted
to do something for the good work
send 60 cents. Respectfully,
John W. Orndorf.
Tho children are: Hannah Frances Ross.
Eddie b. Stafford. James l.. Stafford, Gordon
Stafford, Emma l.. orndorf, John p. orn-
dori.
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Dear Mason:

am tiny little girl. only four months
old. live in Waco. am SO thankful tat
have kind, loving parents and a god
home that oheerfully send 10 cents to buy
brick to help build home for Other Ut
tie children not so blessed as am. yoS
little friend.
Margaret Eliyah,th Thomnl
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Dear Mason.

Dear Mason.
Houston. Texas. Enclosed find 10 cents
for a brick for the Faith Home. My broth
or gave mo some money and gave some
to the Indian collection and the rest
send TO you. Katie llfrey.
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Thos. Of our citizens ha'a1s our Gene.
proyement and beautiiyins ,"v,tsd By ~
terles at heart are cordially ,, ,a, cens,srf.
management to visit Holls~ SoS gallons b.
An artesian well flowing ev,uvv he only ~
lust been completed. supplying ollywooi IN
feet LETT by Nature, making ~, ~ The CON.
prettiost cemetery in the s.ars 10 ali para
pany will at once pipe wa,,' ample suppl
Of the grounds. afforeing ~ Il, ownen.
M water at no cost 10 tne ~
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evidently introducing the custom which is
said TO be prevalent in the East OF driving
Sefore breakfast, and after all, isn't 1t es-
pecially approprIate to this climate?
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Houston. TeXas.-I enclose a dime to buy
brick for the new Faith Home" Hop.
ing all the children In town will send
dimes, l am your little friend,
Edith Brown.
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Dear Mason:


Houston-I am boy S years old. My
teacher. Miss Motto Howard. says that I
write real nice so l guess you can read
this letter. My brother Harold is years
cid we put oneten;h Of all the money
we get In little bag we call Gods bag
We earn lots OF money for hanging up our
hats and putting away our playthinGs.
feeding the chickens and doing a good
many other things. We each want TO buy
two bricks: so here is 40 cents. Your two
little friends,
Arthur Leigh Schureman.
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Marriage q Mss Mary Lucy Davi5son a
$50 o'c,ozk. 1915 Mckinney zyeuue.
Garden Zee gwen by Mr. and Mrs Georg.
". StleE a. Glen Katherine trcn. 5 to %.