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AN EVENTFUL TRIP.
AN ARKANsAN JUDGE STARTED
FOR THE GOLD FIELDS,
Hut Is Yet Long Why From Des-
Hnstion--In N storm ON the
Pacific.

Little Rock. Ark. September 19.--Judgc
Hiram Robbins Of this city. who resigned
his office 10 seek his fortune In the Klon-
dixie gold fields, has had an eycntful trip
and is still far from his destination. After
an unsuccessful attempt to make the trip
overland. Judge Robbins embarked al
Dyea on the sidcwheel steamer Eliza An
was created among his friends some few
days ago by the report that the Eliza
Anderson had gone down in a storm with
all on board. Later news from Dutch Hnr-
Dor reported the Anderson In that port
In n disabled condition and unable to pros
coed any further. The subjolned letters
from Judge Robbins give graphic ac-
count OF the experience Of the passcn
gers on the sidewheeler:
s. s. wassell Little Rock.
ION board the Eliza Anderson, North
Pacific Ocean. August 20, 1S9I.--Friend
Sam: We have Just finished a three days
storm. All hands have worked constantly
at the pumps The Eliza Anderson Is in
shreds. At last VIZ have reached st.
Johns, on the Klondike island. We sight
ca several VcRseM ana gave distress zig
nails. but could not speak to them. sup
pose we are reported lost. Am afraid our
convoy In tow OF tug Is lost. II 80 my
provisions are gone Fortunately my
clothing and hardware are on the Ander-
son with me- This is Sunday. Religious
services were held on board this mor2ing.
This Is remarkable experience, but
have never quailed. though last night after
all was quiet went forward. and the Gu
rious northern sky, cold-awful cold air.
high seas and solitude OF the Arctic circle
made me feel so that went into the cabin
with the other hundred Argonauts."
A later message says:
Dutch Harbor. Zodiac Island,--At last
we are In Dutch Harbor after days Of al
most hopeless work at the pumps The
Anderson. II seemed. could never get us
ashore She though. was captained by
a gallant master who safely directed the
old hull The reports from the Klondike
are more encouraging than ever. We
have entered the Arctic circle and hope
10 reach the mining region this fall but
Il Is still 1000 miles away. Do what you
can for my folks. and 7 hope that will
some day come into Little Rock able 70
repay you for your kindness. though we
have had mighty hard luck In this tub SO
far. We will have TO reship. The Ander-
son can 20 no further. but have set my
self TO the task, and at my time OF life
II must be my last effort to pull myself
into shape"
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CEDAR RAyOvi.

The social season was duly inaugurated
last FRIDAY bv the magnificent entertain
ment given at the hospitable home Of MIR
and Mrs. John Ilfrev. the occasion being
the REGULAR weekly literary meeting OF the
Cedar Baycu Epworth League. After the
conclusion Of the programme the evening
was given over to the young people pres
ent. who soon began IN enjoyable time at
gamessand plavs. Tho evening was cool
and pleasant and Judging from the excel
lent beginning promises to be seison
OF unusual brillinncy. All enjoyed them
selves and 1t goes without saving that Mr..
and MIS-. ilfrev are ROYAL ENTERTAINERS Mr.
and Mrs. llfrev will soon give a musical
social at their handsome residence, COM
plnmentarv TO their many friends.
The first dance OF the season was given
last FRIDAY night at the residence of MIR.
j. II kipp. a very large crowd was Ires-
ent and all report nice time.
Gillette Woodall is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Rockwell Hoskins.
Eusene Davis made visit to Galveston
Monday
Rev, w. S. Morrow of Timpsou is held
Ing meeting at this place
Uncle Daniel Lawrence the Barber's Hin
cattle king. is spending few days with
relatives.
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WnlIisyilIe Locals.

Waillsville. Texas. September is---pis-
trict court adjourned here .olay. having
dlspatched all civil business and wound up
the criminal docket
Davis a. La Faur sold their general mer-
chandise accounts. ETC.. to #. Holmes and
William Mavee !,
The storm OF Sunday night last did soma
small damage here TO the cotton and the
wreching OF q great quantity 81 growing
timber: small boat was dlsmantled and tho
captain Thomas SHEPPARD OF Cedar Bayou,
washed overheard He chung to halyard
and safely landed aboard AGAIN.
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NICrORIA.


Mrs. r. n. Lander returned Saturday
from her old home in Missouri, where she
has been spending the summer.
Mrs. s. g. Reed Is home again after a
three weeks stay at Port i.avaca,
MT. A. q. Mcguire. commercial agent
for the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rsil-
way. was in Victoria during the past week.
Mr.. +. Z. Grothaus. accompanied by his
WIFE. visited His mother In San Antonio
last week.
Mr.. I. J, Poole a well known Tres Ia.
lactos merchant. WAS In Victoria last
week.
Mr.. A. Goldman made business trip to
Houston Thursday. returning satlrday.
Mr., II. G. Proctor returned from Austin
Friday. whittier he went on legal business
Mr.. A. s, Thurmond left Wednesday
FOR San Antonio taking his little daughter,
Martha, who will visit Dorothy Austin.
Mr.. 7 G. Mcfarland. editor OF the
Times. has been down with dcngue for the
past week
MIR. W. G.. Tcbin OF San Antonio is berc
on business and is the guest OF nis sister.
Mrs. A. w. purrourhs
VIII Regain was In Victoria last week
nom Port Lavaca. where he is prominent
IN business. social and baseball circles.
lie used TO live In Victoria,
Marcus and Leo Levi and Howell Austin
left FRIDAY for Bellevue. where they will
attend school this YEAR
Mr. Gil onderdonk and wife we're In
Victoria last week.
Mr.. Ed Hathaway of Houston who came
over to attend the funeral OF his mother.
Mrs, Ann Hathaway. returned homo sat
urdav.
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HALI.cTsyILLE.

Mr.. 8. J. Wagner has gone TO St. Louis
NIT. Dan Rice Of San Antonio Is here,
Visiting relatives
Mr. s. 3. Kemp has returned from .
summer vacation In Tennessee. Mrs.
Kemp will not return before October.
La grippe and denxue fever are raging
over tho county.
Tho Ladies' Cemetery association held
their weekly tea ~ Mrs. c. r. Lcmans.
Senator Il. d. Linn was here Friday on
business
v. Ellis. Esq, 10 sojourning In Lock
hart this week.
Mrs William Davis Cox Of Temple yis-
tied her sister, Mrs. Joe Lacy. hero this
week.
Miss Alta wirccup OF Fort Bend county
is the guest OF Professor c. H. Peterson.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid society gave
performance at the opera house Friday
night.
Judge D. A. paulus leaves Sunday for
ten days recreation,
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SAN Angelic.

Mr.. Ainsley Turner. prominent and
well known ranchman OF this section, and
Miss Sus,e Chambers, we'll known III this
city. were married here last evening.
Miss Mamie Holland has returned to
the city after an absence OF several
weeks.
Miss Fannie Pulliam leaves In few
days for Boston, where she viii COM
plete her course IN music.
Miss Ruth Sterrett left this week for
Waco, where she Will attend school.
Misses Made and Anna DeBerry are at
tending school in Sherman,
Miss Leila March left Saturday night for
Austin to enter the university,
Miss Edith Hamilton has returned from
a Visit TO relatives in Missouri.
Mrs II. w. Caldwell is visiting friends
In Temple,
MIR. J. T. Thompson ana family have re-
turned from n two mcnths' visit to rela-
tves in Virginia.
Mrs. Charles Chamberlain of Dallas is
visiting friends In the city.
Mrs Wager and sister left Inst night for
san Antonio.
Mr.. end Mrs. Charles winkler have re-
turned from visit to st. Louis and
Chicago.
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BRENNAN.

Al the hospitnble home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wade IN tho Earlywine settlement
Sunday there was dining complimentary
TO Mr.. Abnor Roberts Jr,. who leaves
shortly to teach school Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Abnor Roberts.
Sr,. Mr.. hbner Roberts, Jr.. Miss Pntsio
Roberts. MIR. and Mrs. Jack Hale. MIR.
Rufus Gaddls and sister. Miss Mamie Cad
dis, DR.. j, o, Williams Of Houston. Mr..
and Mrs. d, Mcfarland. Mr.. VIM Wade
and Rev. j. T. Browning,
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TRINITY,

DR.. s. ] Lister has zone TO st. Louis
TO finish IN his medical education
Misses Katie Bendv Minnie De l.cfoss
and Nellie Blvth Turner have gone to
sherman to attend school.
Mrs. j.. T. Rennie and Miss Myrtle
Jonrcis have returned home after an OK
tended visit to Cairo. H.. and Waukcsha.
Wis
Or. u. t. Walker OF Temple was shak-
linz hands with his many friends hero last
week
Mrs. S. II. Park and children have re-
turned homo after a months visit TO San
Marcos.
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KAUFMAN.

Miss Nora Hardy returned from st. Louis
Wednesday
Mrs. l. p Wolf returned to her home
in Commerce SUNDAY.
Mrs. ]. c.. Glover of Ennis Ia visiting
relatives In the city this week.
Walter MacMaster OF Cooper visited
friends in Kaufman the past week.
w. 7. Nash returned Friday from an ex-
tended trim TO Shreveport. La.
Mrs. Lula Hunter and sister, Miss Mag
gle Dawson. spent Sunday with relatives In
Paris
Mrs. ID. A. Mason and daughter of Pratt
rieville were visiting In Kaufman Wclncs-
dav.
W, l.. Robbins and wife are visiting In
Clebufne.
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wOODtIf.L.E.

Mrs. w. IL. Aldrdge of Rockland. who
has been III With slow fever for the last
three months, was brought down TO her
grsndfathcr's tMr. Il. +. Barclay resi-
dence last Tuesday, and is now very rapid
ly recovering
Miss Mary Cruise left last week for
Hamilton college. Lexington. Ky, she was
accompanied an far as Luflin by her
father Mr.. II. A. Cruse.
Miss Minnie Jones has gone to Brown
wood TO attend school.
Mrs. Martin Dies and children Of Beau.
mont are spending several weeks with
relatives hore.
Miss Bird Cooper has returned to Shcr-
man, where she viii enter the senior clahs
OF the North Texas Female college
Messrs. lMcien and Juddle Taylor OF
Barnum have come 10 attend school here
this year
DR.. j A. Gibson OF Rockland was a
visitor 10 town Wednesday.
Hon. s. Il. Cooper spent several days
OF this week IN Beaumont.
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WHAKTOS.

very pleasant meeting was held at the
residence Of DR.. j. Phillips by the Loyal
Literary league, who spent some enjoyable
hours In discussing Marie Carrelll's beau-
tifui novel "TheIma." Miss Helen Phillips
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rastcrate Of the Baptis church At Cole.
man.
Mr.. Sidney pvri Il viSfting "a Missouri
Mr.. Tom Snyder has gone to his ranch
to remain until Christmas.
Professor Pcgues returned from South
Carolina THURSDAY.
ham. ~
Miss Ella Graves, one Of Gecrgctown's
most popular young ladies, Is visiting In
San Antonio.
Miss Pearl Dcver, Georgetown belle. y
visiting In Temple.
Judge aud Mrs r. n. Brooks left Fri
day for Galveston.
:, Miss May Belle Nelson Is visiting Mrs.
Hughes.
Mics Daisy Sparks ID waiting In Waco.
Mrs. John d. Clamp and children are
visiting here.
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-e.zoN DALY rosN MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 90 1897
ludd. Ed Arlinr,..

Rudd, Ed. Arlington.
korder. b. c., Lockhart
rose, Chas. H., Sohulenbure.
Riley, G. NJ, Houston.
Robson. C. G.. LaGrange.
Royal. A. H.. College Statioa
Kussck, Gus. Schulenburg.
Syringe. W. f., College station.
sterns. J. B., Houston.
Spears, Sam. College Station.
sholar, Louis. Orange.
Stucken, w. Wander, Frcdericksburr.
Shea. John, Bolton.
Short. Albert, Decatur.
Steugers, l.. e.. Dallas.
Spiller, James. Jacksboro.
Smith. !. T.. Blossom.
Splvey. r. NJ. Henderson.
Scherer, b. G.. Graydon.
Sprfngstun, c. E., San Angelo.
simon. Rudolph. College Station.
Sneed, q. L., Lucas
simpson. s. H., Halletsville.
Senftenburg. c.. Columbus.
Stafford. W. NJ. Victoria.
Smith, 7. L.. Jr., Columbus.
Swami, j. W., Marlin.
Shortridge W. B., Bonham.
sloss, A. NJ. Granger.
Shaw, l.. ", Columbus.
Soies. c. B., Bryan
stasney. Hugo F., College Station.
Saunders, j., Conroe.
STRAIN. Charles e., Lancaster.
simpson, o. NJ. Jacksboro.
Saunders, W. X, Jr., Bolton.
Thomas. E. E., Sheppard
Thomas. NJ F.. Clay.
Tabor. A. j.. Jr.. Bryan.
Taborman, C. E., Seymour.
Tracy, II. H., Dallas.
Tiliey. II. p. Jacksonville.
Thurman, Fan, jefferson.
Traylor, L., Dallas.
THOMAS. l.. L., Bonham.
Thomas. ]. D.. College station.
Tolson, r. O., Haskell.
Vaughn, Ben, Owensville.
Williams. Joe b., Paris,
Williams. A. c., Harvey.
Winston, J. e.. Richmond.
Weston, D. c., Hampstead.
Wheat Gus, Rock Springs.
Walker, Barney, Fentress.
Wrenn, NJ. NJ. San Marcos
Whisenant, W. H., Kyle.
Watson, j. o. b., Iiilsboro.
Wood. r. r.. Hillsboro.
Wiley. b. H., Harvey.
Woodbridge, R. s.. Oakland.
Wyshe, e, Reagan.
White. f. w, Abilene.
Washburn, c. E.. Kerens.
Weete, F.. Columbus.
Winkler, Andrew, The Grove.
White. c. T.. Sulphur Springs.
White. j. L.. Sulphur Springs.
Wallace, w. ". Johnson Station.
Walling, f. T.. Whitney.
Vim, e. H.. Industry.
Whitman. John. Jr., Bryan.
White. A. H., Houston.
Walden, William. Dickerson.
Yak, Joseph f., Wellborn.
Abraham, j. E., New Braunfes
Abbott, II. T. Hillsboro.
Adams, J. NJ Buda.
Adams, A. j., Stafford.
Anderson, e. c.. Whitesboro.
Anglin, c. c., Groesbeeck.
Alexander, Emmett, Cedar Creek.
The above is complete list of the boy
the college. with their place Of resi-
nee. II was no small undertaking to ar.
nge the names in alphabetical order anC
'epare them for the press. but The Pos
the friend of the college and believes
) efforts in this respect will be appre-
ated not only by the students and
Guilty, but by the board OF directors and
e patrons OF the school
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Miss Oracle Stoval lief, Saturday for
Staunton. Va, where she will attend
school.
Miss Ncttie Suggs Of Mississippi, who
hae been visiting the family OF DR.. r.. G.
Porter. left for Bryan last week.
Dr. Will Oliver and Mr. Curtis oliver Of
Bryan have been In the city this weav at
tending their father. Or. j. r. oliver.
who is III.
Mr., Charles Hessc Of Germany ia Visit
Ing his sister, Mrs. Charles Winthauscn.
hero this week.
Mrs w A. Hin ie In Smithvlllo vls-
Ting her son, VIII n. Dean.
Mr., James Webb and wife arc visiting
In tho city this week.
Mr., Frank Jaabek and Miss Alvina
Hegl were married here Friday by Judge
10, G. Banks, despite all suporstittons 10
tho contrary about marrying on Friday.
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IOCKHART.

Several social events which were con-
templated for the past week were pre-
cuded by the repeated showers OF rain
which fell day after day much TO the dis
appointment of many young hearts.
MIR. c. e. McDannald and wife. taking
advantage Of the excursion rates on the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad, left
on last Wednesday for st. Louis on a
pleasure and business trip combined
Mr.. Boone Of Blanco. who has charge Of
the Texas telephone system. was in town
several days last week, making arrange
ments 10 put in a metallic circuit between
Loekhart and San Marcos.
Mr.. NJ Y. Dlnges and wife returned
Tuesday from their trip to the Nashville
exposition.
Mr.. Marshal Beatty left last Wednesday
for ST. Louis, where he will enter college.
Miss Lynn Davis has been selected as
an additional teacher In the Lockhart high
school.
Miss Willie Lipscomb OF Luling was Wis
iting in town last week as the guest OF
Miss Zula Storey and Miss McCausland.
Mr.. w. NJ. Ray has returned from his
business trip to 81. Louis.
Mr.. W e. Field and daughter Annie
visited Austin last week.
Mr.. G.. T. Royal and Mr.. Sam Gordon.
who have been down with the slow fever,
are both conyalescent
County Attorney Coopwocd A. b.
storey Esq, Judge r. II. Rogan. Mr.. L.
b. Flowers, Mr.. lobe Swearingen and
several others went out 10 Dale last We'd
nesday to attend Justices court
Mr. Jim Francis returned from his San
Antonio visit last week.
Mr.. Badger of Marble Falls was In the
city on last Thursday.
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Pen.ions for Te1ans.

Issue OF September 4:
Original widows. etc.-Mary w. Msn-
ninEer. Terrell: Hannah Elizabeth spore,
HcuAton.
Issue Of September Q:
Widow. Indian wars-sarah Collins. Wa
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sMITIiVILLE.

Mayor West entertained number OF
gentlemen friends Mt his spacious residence
on Mount Pleasant last Friday evening,
at duplicate whist. Those participating
were; Messrs. Staples. Kidder. spangler,
Davisson Smith. Kelly. Webb. Cobb and
DIR. McClendon.
Miss Kate Harkiider returned Monday
after a weeks visit TO Dallas.
Mrs. T. A. Hill OF Wein,ar Is the guest
OF her brother-in-law, Captain d. o. I'M,
and family.
Miss Annie Rutherford OF Cedar Creek
is visiting the family OF T, A. W. Hill.
Miss Hattie Lecper has returned home
from two weeks visit in Lexington.
Or. e. F. McClendon has purchased e.
E. Smiths handsome home and will take
possession within thirty days.
Mrs. II. T. Dickson lie visiting in Hous-
ton. the guest OF her daughter, Ms. Ken
NEEDY.
Miss Vida Young OF Houston visited Miss
Kate Harkrider several days this week,
Miss Willie Middleton OF Bsstrop ~
turned home last Sunday after very
pleasant visit with the family OF her
brother. Charles Middleton.
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IIEARNE.

Mrs. Cox returned this week after spend
Ing the summer with relatives In vir-
gipia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Witter went 10
Rockdale this morning to visit relatives.
Mss Bessie Waller al Mexia stopped over
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j II. Bower and family OF Chicago are
here for the winter and have rented a cot
tago on Second street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Irvine have re-
turned from a prolonged visit IN Iowa and
will again make La Porte their home.
Professor u. T. Tysinger has arrived
here to take charge OF the public SCHOOLS.
which open next Monday.
The fishing at Morean's Point Is fast Inn
nroyinR. Several barrels NJ hnf1lo. trout
founders. etc, we're shipped from Zero to-
dav
large number Of La Porters took adj
vantage OF the cheaD rates Wednesday to
visit their old homes in the North.
w. j. Kidd of Springfield. Mo-, has been
here for week prospecting and is very
much pleased.
Rev. George Van Pelt Is home from
Weimar to spend few days with his fam
ily.
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TEXAS SOCIALLY.


Mr.. Matt Holman. Jr., who has been
spending the summer on the coast. is at
home again.
Mr.. Heintze. the father OF Mr. A. Hent-
re. is back from Europe, where he has
been for the past year.
Mr. Oscar Groesenbeck returned the first
OF last week after an absence OF three
months at Nashville and other points.
The Y. l.. p. r. c. were entertained at
the palatial residence OF Captain and Mrs.
G. w. Willrich last Wednesday evening.
And 10 say that all present were enter
tanned In a manner royal is expressing It
indeed mildly. The spacious gallery run
ming the entire length of the house was
beautifully lighted with electric lights and
japanese lanterns while exotic plants, love-
ly roses and climbing vines lent that
beauty which Dame Nature alone is capu-
Bile OF bestowing upon the gay throng
gathered to vie with one another at the
National game. The bell to play rang al
p m. and after the playing OF twelve
games the awarding Of prizes to the for
tunate ones was next in order, the final
count showing Mics Lille Schumacher
winner OF first ladies' prize, handsome
china cake plate; DR.. r. l.. Hall winner
OF first gentleman's prize, a sterling sill
YER cane mark, each having won nine
games out OF possible twelve. DIR.
Thomas and Miss Essie Alexander were
the winners of the BOBBY prize. winning
only four games. Lunch was then served,
which reflected great credit on the cult
nary department Of Mrs Willrlchs home.
At 80 a. m. all departed, vowing the jolly
captain and Mrs. Willrich par excellance
as host and hostess Those present were
Mrs. II. G. Schumacher, Irene Hall. lola
Moore. Hattie Alexander Essie Alexander,
Delphne Burns, Gertrude Kaulbach Lille
Schumacher, Esther Gross Waco Miss
Carr, Bryan: Emma O'Bar, Warrenton;
Messrs. II. c. Schumacher, J. II. O'Bar.
D. P. Turner. Lee Richards. NJ. Dupuy Or.
r. L. Hall. DR., V. C. Lunn, Or. King, N.
Holman. Jr., W. Dietrich, c. Letzerich,
Dr. Thomas
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GEOhGE r1wN.

Mrs Judge W. r. Robertson has 70
turned from Colorado.
Mr.. Beal Sneed left Tuesday for Prince
ton. N. j.. to attend school.
Rev. D. H. Lesueur has accepted ~
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Orange Texas September 1S,-The
schooner Sllos Captain ]. Peterson, came
IN today from Galveston with a cargo of
general merchandise for the local mer-
chants.
Tho tug Fannie left today for Sabine
Pass TO tow 10 Orange the hull of the
tug John y. Smith. sunk In the storm
Sunday night last Tho tug J. v, Gull
jotte viii be raised also and hor machinery
brought here and put into the hull OF tho
Gtntth
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CUERO.

Proctor McClannahan and Jim Drom-
gooll left Wednesday for San Antonio,
where they will attend school the com.
ing session.
The Young Folks Euchre club was en-
tertained by Mrs. J. w. WEIGH at her hos
pitable home wednesday evening.
J. r. Calhoun is in Seguin attending
presbytery
Mrs. D. II. Healon and son Hubert re-
turned Friday from Dallas. where they
had been TO accompany Miss Fannie. who
will attend school In Dallas.
Miss Matte Hudgins. who has been
visiting Miss Biggs, left Friday for home
in Hungerford
Woodward Clement left Saturday for
San Antonio. where he win remain sew
eral days visiting relatives. from where
he goes 10 Austin to attend the uniyer-
slty.
There will be no services at the Pres
byterlan church Sunday on account II
Rev. II. p. McCurdy being in Ssguin al
tending presbytery.
The entertainment for the benefit Of the
Hillside Cemetery association Friday
night was a brilliant success. and netfed
for the association about SIS.
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ED KHAN
MAMMOTH cLoTH1ER.
MARINE rNTELLIGEScn.
Port OF Galveston. september 10.

ARRIVED,
81 llario, MadrelL Sierra Lcona.
- Maritime, Hughes. Manchester.
IS Madeline. Neddcn Newport.
IS lalmatia, Thompson. Glasgow.
- Lcona, Wilder, New York.
SAILED.
So t'omal, Evans. Boston,
- Mattcawan. Lewis, Boston,