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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-10-08
E JEWISH SOUTH.

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BURGLARS RAGGED.


o"usht Attempting to Burglarixe a
Fostofhce--One of Them shot.
Hillsboro, Texas. October 10.--A bold
sftempt WINS made to rob the postofflce
this morning, resulting In the capture Of
the burglars. For several days Sheriff
Bell has been keeping his eye on two
suspicious looking men in town, detail
ing man to mix with them and gain
their confidence He learned it was their
intention to rob the postofhce. Last
Thursday night was the time the robbers
were to do their work. aud a guard was
placed at the postofflce to capture them.
For some reason or other the robbers did
not show up. However. he sheriff con-
tinued to keep the guard in the office and
this morning he was rewarded for his
trouble
About 2 o'clock the guard heard some
ona climbing through q transom and
the next minute a man Jumped lightly
TO the floor He carried revolver In his
hand. and the officers calling to him to
surrender he fired at them and they. re-
turning the fire, brought him TO he floor
The bullet struck hiIl In the region of
the heart. but striking rib Gully in
flicted painful flesh wound. He was cap
tured, as was confederate stationed on
the outside tc keep lookout. The rob-
Der captured in the office gave his name
A. ]. Buckley Of Chicago, while his con-
federate answers to the name Of George
Mccall. with no particular place as his
residence. The men are considered to be
professional crooks and Sheriff Bell Is
receiving congratulations for the capture.
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Tcrryvilie. where sAs has been visiting
friends for the past week.
Frank LAckey visited Cucro relatives
this week.
Mrs. Pcyton smythe ana cAlidrsn Il
Corpus Christi are visiting the snmiiy q
Mr.. G. G. Huwcrton.
Mrs ID. g. Proctor and dauRhtGt, M
Edna. have returned hcsre.
MIR. and Mrs. Onderdonk and chlldren
visited CueSv friends this week.
Mr.. w. o, Heard and MisA 0enlA Shapes
wstc married At the residence Of the brides
parents at Wccsatche Tuesday 1t Noon
They viii make their future homo neal
0uiiAd.
Mrs. W. L. Br,nien and children ara
Visiting relatives at Yorktown.
I. +. Woodward Of loakum came over
sunday aud returned Monday.
The concert for the beneiit Of the Catho-
Tic church, which was to have taken place
last Tuesday night but was postponed
on account of the yellow fever scare, will
take place Tuesday night al Turner hail.
The Woodmcn Of tho World celebrated
FAMILY day last Thursday by big barbe-
cue. to which all the Woodmcn OF tho
county and their families were Invited.
There wore representatives from nearly
every camp. The day was thoroughly en-
!oyed by all and will be an annual event
hereafter.
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Robbed by Hi. Partner.

Sherman. Texas. October 1o.-A smooth
piece of confidence work was reported to
Chief of Police Blain this morning. A
young man by the name Of John Roam.
who had been picking cotton near Plano,
in Collin county, concluded to abandon
that section and seek cotton picking in
Grayson county. When he boarded the
train at Plano he fell in with an lawfully
nice young fellow" who had identically
the same plans In view. and 1t was not
long before the two had become fast
friends. They arrived in Sherman yes
terday afternoon aud after having taken
in the town put UP ait the Central hotel
about / a. M. both occupying the same
room About 5 o'clock this morning Young
Rcah awoke to find that his new friend
had disappeared and taken his earnings.
5000 in cash. and all his clothing. and left
for parts unknown. Roam does not know
the name of his late confdant.
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g Mm ailine Rili Starr IN that pl.os in
Aprn. is1a Edwards 4 the only W., cye -
Illness % the killing. which he SAYS srsw
iSna "a ocpt for lumber due Starr by
n. Thompson Of that jurisdIctinr 49, y;
through here yesterday on the Cotton Helt
w LINDSEY. who was captured in Mex-
.co slter lapse OF twenty Ave wears, nd
, warus was at the depot when the train
, rSssa ana was recoxnized BY Lindsey
MON MON ne had not seen since the killing
~, were were other witnesses to the trouble.
os,t Al are dead or have entirely passed
and he will be convicted or scou;tteJ rnor
me testimony furnished by Edwards The
latter states that Starr made a motion an
! 70 draw a gun. and Lindsey shot him
Without taking his pistol from his coat
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NNyrOi,IA.

Quite large delegation of vlctorians At
tended the German day celebration at
Cuero Wednesday and all report q most
enjoyable time,
Between the yellow fever scare ana tho
deng,,e society has had very black eye,
and there has been actually nothing 60
Ing on.
Captain aud Mrs James Beaumont re-
turned "Wednesday from FL paso. whore
Mrs beaumont has been visiting her
daughter and granddaughter. Captain
beaumont has been looking after live stock
shipments out West.
Mrs. T. A. Coleman Of San Antonio has
been In this section for the past week at
tending to shipping some OF his cattle Ia
western ranges.
There Will DO an entertainment NJ tho
Casino Sunday night by tho Casino So
riety, nj which tho onc-act comedy entitled
AS Two Drops OF Water" Will DO pro-
scented by local talent.
Yom Kippur, the Jewish day OF atone
ment. was celebrated by the Hebrews OF
Victoria by the closing OF their places OF
business and religious exercises at their
synagogue,
Hon. A. u. peticolns went to Edna this
week 10 attend court.
Mrs. ]. II. Mahon Of Port Lavaca spent
several days this week with her daughter.
Mrs, s. q. Reed
MIR. r. Law Of Beevillc passed through
hero Friday on route 70 Port Lavaca from
n business trip to Eas, Texar
| Tho Post correspondent was laid up last
week with an attack OF the dcuguc.
| Miss Maggie Wethercll OF Port Lavaca
passed through Victoria Monday on route
TO Mathis, Texas, to tako charge OF d
| school.
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EcENE OF DESOLATlON.
!. Works ana Light Plant Ut
terly Demolished.
|elFIC EXPLOSION At RocKDALF.
r,mbers Scattered for Blocks
w.u was killed and Others
-.,-ed-Miraculous Escapes.

.sosie, Texas. October 1o.-A scene
.olation marks the site Of the Rockdals
,vsment company's water works and
~ light plant this morning. which
- description. For blocks around
,,mbers and particles Of machinery
wing, testifying to the terrible force
nod In the explosion. Anton Strebsk,
IA lin woodbridge. brother Of the
.ser, is lying at his home with .
r,sd skull and his father also hurt,
Z rot seriously. Marvellous escapes
aeath we're made. Fully $50 yards
y, from the scene OF the disaster Mr.,
a.. pr,egger wife and four children
.,eening in little room about 1zx14
II size. Heavy timbers fell through
,rof Of the building. demolishing the
IN which Mr.. Bruegger and a little
child we're sleeping, scattered scant-
and plank about the room and yet
one Of the inmates was hurt. Three
h away the gin house OF Rexford
stands. Pieces Of boiler and timbers
hurled against this. inflicting con-
able damage to the property. Houses
Jared to such an extent as to cause
d to fall from mantle shelves and
Kerry to be broken.
10 property destroyed consisted Of
dipes and machinery used for supply
HE town with water and electric lights
for ginning cotton and grinding corn.
Feen $4,000 and $4,000 was invested
HE plant, including the mains and
a nine, and the direct loss is probably
400. This is merely an estimate of the
rter. Not since the great Mundine
fire OF about ten years ago, in which
en out of thirteen inmates were Gre
Ia, has Rockdale been SO stirred up
4 present.
Anton Strebsky, who lost his life,
serving as night foreman, having
iously been employed at the works, but
10 time was employed only for part OF
night, and was Just about to be re-
a. when the catastrophe occurred. He
b wife and five small children to
~ bis loss. The causes leading to the
caion will doubtless BIO Investigated
ling which speculation would be use
Meantime the town will suffer for
ter supply, unless attachment can be
with the well at the Oil mill, which
pable Of furnishing sufficient water for
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McKhnou. On which W. the roller ana
machinery Of the tug j. ". Cuilluxte,
which was wrecked in the recent stern
at Sabine Pass.
Tho steamer Una, Captain TIM Davis,
came In last night from suddcth's Blum.
disabled her boiler having let down.
Schooner Lorbano came up from Sabine
lake. disposed Of a big catch OF fish ana
returned to the fishing grounds today.
Steamer II. r.. Lee. Captain Joe Jordan.
left yesterday afternoon for Port Arthur.
towing the barge Welcome, with lumber
and lot Of pillnE.
The tug Annie Laurie. Captain Charles
Davis. has gone around to the Nechss river
to bring out n tow Of cypress timber to
tho Smith shingle mill at Orange.
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T.rreIJ Topics.

Terrell, Texas, October 9.--fresiuen' r.
II. r. Green came in from washington last
night and after short stay passed over
to Dallas. He Is in fine spirits.
A small fire occurred at Garlands gin on
virginia street this afternoon. The nre
occurred in the press but was soon eA-
tingmshed with little damage.
The Confederate camp had GOOD meet
ing today. DR.. Manson OF Rockwail mace
good talk to the boys and suggested
many important matters that shouia DC
attended to Immediately
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salvation Army Change.

Sherman. Texas. October 9.--Last even
ing at the Salvation Army barracks Lieut..
Col. Evans and Ensign 1ryings conducteo
special services. which were well and en-
Enthusiastically attended. These two Of
ficials left this morning for Minnesota
where Lieut.. Col. Evans Will DO perlna-
nently located. having been called to the
midwinter division
Ensign Yoder of the local CORPS went TO
Gainesville today. where she had been IN
yited to conduct the Young Mems CHRIST
ian association mems meeting Sunday al
terpocN.
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TEXAS SOCIALLY.
WHARTON,

The dengue fever has held high carnival
In Wharton this week and has been very
liberal in its visits, claiming vlciima from
almost every family In town. consequently
there have been no entertainments on the
taps. :,
Mrs. Huston and daughters, Miss sorrell
and Mixes Huston. returned last Sunday
from pleasure tour Of the cities OF New
York. Washington and Nashville. They re-
port a delightful time.
Miss Helen Phillips. the accomplished
young teacher OF the primary depart
mont OF the public school. Is quito III at
hGr home.
Miss Frances Lastro left Sunday for sew
eral months visit to relatives In Dallas.
Mrs. KIeass OF Edna spent few days In
wharton visiting her son. Mr. Milan
Kieass.
Mrs. ]. Mccain and family have returned
from fortnight's sojourn In Maiagorda.
Mrs Mccain can supply her ffiends with
pointers ON managing tho quarantine
guards
Mrs. VIII Kineheioe and daughter are
again at home from pleasure stay at
Taylors ranch.
Senator %. p. Bowser OF Dallas, 80 well
known about the State in political circles,
has been In Wharton county, viewing chief
plats OF her rich golden acres The SEN
ator Is no longer a member OF the Saliva
ton Army. His heavy deals In lands
claims his time 10 tho extent that he has
no leisure hours for recreation.
Senator j. 70. Linn and family returned
last night and report glorious outing.
fishing and hunting In Mafasorda county
Mr.. James BardeauS, Mr.. and Mrs. Vol
Mercwether and Miss Jasmine Whitley
have returned homo from the trip which
they enjoyed with Senator J. u. Inns
party In Matagorda county.
Mrs. L. c. Jones has been on the sick
list this week.
Our handsome and debonair surveyor,
+. Hardxy. has bean welcome visitor
In Wharton this week.
Mr. stephens, after several months So
journ in Louisiana. returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. Bat Smith has been quite sick this
week. but her friends WAL be glad to know
that abe Is now convaiescent
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

=. Z porm,nter ~ ,ho p,,,,sn.a ND.
force ia At SOUR r.a,re roc,,,nra,,,.
~,
w, a. Ir,uu,e OF tue heiisnee - cor
hhou !" "'s W. WIN an "'oscN oi "ohRue'
me asa \; stoya,l mas arrived AZ ga
vll" aiss anu WIZ DC ioaueu pS the Ne-
lance
The Consolidated Export Lumber COM
pany has chartered the bark Alice for a
cargo to Tnmpiec, Mexico.
]. N. Gilbert or tho beaumont Lumbar
company, returned Yesterday morning from
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TAXI
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
IT SAVED THE PEopLn ~ sAvx1S
NAH. GA. WHO C8Hp r. DtJNtleU a
THE TERRIBLE EpIDnl1Io

Mes1ye, J. n. xeatif q CO. n '
GeDtteMen: We. the underelHAe1> ~
ginecrs on. the Georgia Central f0i{f6x4
IN stateful obligation fer the hSnclif ~
received from the use Of GIAfHON0 L1V~
Ela, N the summer and fall a lyvs desire
% make the following. atatemcut; That
during the aforesaid epidemic we used tho
medicine known M etAtMONH L1yER
REGULATOR, prepared BY j. II. ZeiIin =
Co, and, though exposed TO the worst
miasnlauc influences OF the yellow F0WAe
by Toine In snd coming out OF savannah
81 different hours Of tho night, and alho
IN spending entire nights ID @he city dur
PxrALa e E flfSsasniS q Nth A 81. tSs
single exception Of one 81 10,
who. was taken alex. but speedily recovs
cred. we continued IN our usual Kood
health. circumstances we can account
FOR IN no other way but by the eject
eontinued Use q ssiMMoNss LYNN ps RE;s.
uLAToR while we were exposed TO this
yellow Fever malaria. A 4
Respectfully Yours. G. b. PATTER-
son. JOHN II. COLLINS. IA6. l.. NAL
LETTE, MELTON II. COOPER.
Always ask your druggist. for ''Dr, sim.
mons Liver Regulator" and be sure TO see
those Identical words printed on the label.
and having thereon a red n Trade Mark,
Seal and Signature OF j. II. ZElLIN h
co. None other IL genuine.
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CHANT Is READY.
He Expects TO Make Things Interest,"
ipr when the Committee Meets.


ing when the Committee Meets.
Dallas, Texas. October 10.-Thc Posts
Dallas correspondent spent this afternoon
with Republican National Committeeman
John Grant at the latter's home In sher-
man. ', /,
The man who will contest with z. II. Il.
Green fer future control OF the Texas re-
publican organization at the State commit
tee meeting in Dallas Tuesday next cara
ful,y went over the situation as 1t low
exists. He did not care to say word ior
nnhIication. but intinated he would ne
willing 10 talk Tuesday night. He dio
saw enough, however. to confirm the state
ments that have appeared in The tost re-.
latlng to the coming meeting GIVING 70
the heavy rains he did not come 70 paiIas
tonight as he expected: He has engarss
twenty rooms at the Mcleod hotel ana
viii make his HEADQUARTERS tnere from
Monday TIL Wednesday. Cecil 4. Lon
DR. Grants chief lieutenant, returned nvhe
today from trip to Denver. ana W. WIN DO %
In Dallas Tuesday. DR.. Grant Gees noI
hros, what TUESDAYS battle will deye'or
but is ready for any emergency.
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Corsicana, Texas, October 1O.--Miss Ell
6e Jones of the Re, this county, was
thrown from her buggy ON North Beaton
street yesterday and badly injured. Her
collarbone was broken and forehead cut by
being thrown violently to the pavement
from the buggy. The horse had taken
fright and was running away. The buggy
collided with meat wagon with the above
result. Her father. Sam Jones. was In the
buggy with his daughter and escaped I'M
injured.
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pnx,,c,onn to Test the Inv.

Corsicana, Texas. October 10.--Physicians
OF the county who intend to contest the
constitutionallty of the occupation tax law
met in the office of DR.. A. G. Sloan yes
terday evening and appointed a commit
tee to confer with other physicians of the
State and ascertain whether similar op-
position to the law had been inaugurated.
Judge e. j. Simkins appeared before the
physicians and advised this course.
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Orange. Texas, October 9.-'The schooner
Annie Root. Captain A. Bostyick. came In
from Galveston last night with a full cargo
OF assorted merchandise. She was a week
making the trip from Galveston, being de-
iayed by head winds
Schooner Ellen. Captain Barnhart ar
rived from Galveston With mercqandise.
The tug Fannie camo up fEo4 eaL'ne
ma iasf Night towinG ~ tafys jean
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Negro Kills a white Man.

Marshall. Texas, October 1o.-Ed High
tower. white man. was shot by a negro
named Dave Hill. near Elysian Fields
in this county. yesterday evening. The
shooting was done with shotgun. Par
ticulars could not be obtsined. Hill has
not been found.
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Kaufman. Texas, October 10.-A son OF
w. s. Osborn. while at work at the Peede
gin, one mile north OF here. got his hand
caught in the gin saws and badly cut
Though II is a bad wound. 1t will not
necessarily have to be amputated.
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struck by Lightning.

Corslcana, Texas. October 1o.--Rudolpn
Beck. butcher. was struck by lightning
during a thunderstorm this evening at
3 o'clock. The lightning struck Beck TN the
head and ran down his body to the
ground. Physicians fear his injury VIII
result fatally
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TO Vote ON Prohibition.

Greenville. Texas. October 10.--At a
special session OF the commissioners court
yesterday an order was granted for pro-
hibition election in Wolfe City. precinct
No. 8. 10 take place October 30.
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Mrs. Milton is visiting relatives in Cor
mrs. lee Joseph went to Victoria We'd
nesday.
Mr.. y. C.. Lackey came In Sunday from
Nashville, where he went several weeks
ago. accompanied by his wife, who will
visit relatives in Chicago before rsturn-
ing.
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WAITE or VITAL FonCn


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Bad Gin Fire.

Greanville. Texas. October 10.--News
reached the city yesterday OF the burn
ing Of Massey Brothers gin at Clinton Fri
day afternoon about O'Clock. The fire
proved very disastrous one. inasmuch as
there was no insurance on the gin prop
erty, and something like $50 bales OF cot
ton. in the Gin and on the yard, were de-
stroyed Some thirty or forty bales were
totally consumed aud the remainder was
badly damaged. Mr.. Y. o. MoAdams Of
this city lost four bales and II Is stated
that one farmer In the community lost
eighteen Others lost. eight. nine and ten
most destructive gin fires ever recorded In
the county. "a
THE plant was an extra good one. .esti-
mrlted 10 be worth about $4,000. and the
loss will fall heavily upon tne mess,s;
Massays, who are borough going and
prosperous citizens. The total loss by the
fire is estimated at $4,000.
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KiIIinr md Cixco.

Cisco, Texas. october i0---C. II. Pur-
cell. who keeps a lunch stand. was instant
" killed today by viii Kls;ner with a
shotgun. Kledner had been assaulted BY
Purcell.
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HIcAnNE.

After spending several weeks recuperat-
ing In San Antonio. Mr.. X. g. Allen re-
turned home Thursday afternoon.
Mr. S. s.. Dean OF Mlligan u working
as night operator for the Central this
week, while Mr.. Ward Ia sick
Mrs. r.. +. Lalllar OF Hempstead IL
visiting Hearne friends and relatives.
Mr. Ward Of Hampstead has been In the
city, tclegraphing for the Central. while
the regular operator II cndeavoT'ing to
get through with q case Of tho dengue.
Mr.. r. G. Num- and wife visited liearne
last week.
Mrs. Edna Knox was IN tho city tho latter
part OF the week Visiting.
Mr.. Cross Of Bryan. brother Of Mrs. VIII
liam Kirlicks. spent few days In Hearne
the past week.
Mrs. Boyctt Of Bryan IL in Hearne. guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. Ben Knox.
Aliss Jcsso johnson has returned to
Hcarne. after spending few days with
friends In Bryan.
Harry Driffus went to Waco Tuesday
afternoon and spent his holiday In the
Geyser City.
Ii. b. Taylor and wife went to Houston
Tuesday 10 spend q few days.
Mrs Wilcox OF Calvert visited Hearne
the past week. as the guoet Of her sister.
Mrs. w. w. r. Eastsrwood.
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Tobmcco at wits.

willis, Texas. October s.-Mr. II. a.
Kinney has rented the Charles White store
house, which he will convert into ware
house, where he will prepare tobac,o for
shipment He intends to buy as much OF
this years crop as ne can.
General l.. N. openheimer was pcre a
couple OF days last week telling the tobacco
ralsers OF the town what he saw In Flcrida.
and how much of II he intends TO use in
connection with the one hundred acres he
will cultivate here next year.
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weIlborn, Texas. October 10.-Dock
Armstrong. an old negro. fell dead in the
cotton patch yestsrda6. Cause. heart fsil-
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XTahn.l. ttsos
Texas. October 1o.-Rey
~, q Caldwell conducted the fun
~ ony over the remains OF Mrs.
a'un Yesterday. Mr.. Raw was In
p,s MI the Baptist pulpit by Rev.
ale' pastor Of that church, and
zion. - preached to good con-
Wiz = q close friend to Mr.. Martin.
Sera ~ uieo In Denver. and was ship
ms sen of Rev. B. r. Bolton
] I W today and broke his arm.
Stres," Atkinson. pastor OF the COL
4 Win Msthodist church. exchanged
y tosa a The pastor OF the Midlothian
kasfs ~ leyer scare Is now on. The
a., rlortsd are giving mothers 1
dona % uneasiness. Nothing has
Ssn fro, set IN regard to stopping The
new ~ school II the disease breaks
Cooa 0 ~ measures will be adopted.
|for .s,s a Of corn is being brought
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Colonel A. e. Carlisle and wife returned
Sunday from 4 three months trip TO tho
Northern lakes and Canada.
MisS uaiV Martin returned Friday frc0
an eztsEdsd wilt with fr1endA u HnniA
Aits oostsude on Win ~ ooo0 yN31l10
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irienas here. returned to her homo in
Terrell last Friday.
Mrs, L.. @. Norwood and children left
Wednesday for Kentucky. where they Will
visit with relatives.
d. @. McNair and family returned Thurs
day from visit in Grayson county,
Mrs. J. w. Wells OF Prairieville is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Rhodes. here
this week,
Mrs. NJ. Il. Mundcn and children Of
Longyiew arc visiting her parents, J. IL.
Matthews and wife, and viii rcmain sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Emily Raincy OF Joshua, JohnsaO
county is visiting her daughter here this
week.
on business
Miss Maggie Dawson Ia visiting her
brother In Paris this week.
Miss Thine Ansiey OF Kemp Waited
friends IN Kaufman last Monday.
7. G. Sanders and wife OF Forncy visit
ed friends here this week.