The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-26
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Announcements for the Saengerfcst
Have Been Completed.


| Have Been Completed.
! Brenhap Texas, October 25--Al ar
raugements are complete for the Saenrcr-
fest next Sunday and it is expested that
the largest number of voices ever gathered
in Washington county will be present on
the occasion.
| The Norwaerts society of this city, UNI
der the auspices of which the meeting viii
be held, has received answers from singing
soeietes in Austin, Fayete, Burloson and
Washington counties advising that they
will be present, The various organ cations
Will come in a body and during the day
viii engage in the lengthy programme
which is yet To be prepared All societies
viii be met upon arrival by the local sing
ors and the Second regiment band aud will
! be escorted to GermalNa park. Prot Eilors
eXpecls TO have about twenty-five pieces
II the band and has prepared the toilo@
! irs programme which he viii play during
! the day:
The Watch on the Rhine, "........ -----
! March, Kaiser Alexander" ....,.. Unrash
| overture, THE jolly kobbers,' ..... Suppe
| Waltz, Golden Myrtle" Fahrbach. Jr.
! Tart Second
Medley, Musical Deceptions, Schroiner
! Gavotte Our Little Nesuings.". Moses
Selection. "Torquato Tasso. Pas. Doni2etti
PART Third
| March, King Karl" .............. Unrath
Overture, Dame Blanche. "..... Boieldieu
Medley, Ten Minctes VITA the Min
stres," ............ ............. Bowen
March STARS and Stripes Forever.
| go. go. ..... ..,.............Sc SCUM
The programme Will commence at 10
| O'Clock Sunday morning The singing and
music by the band viii continue during the
day and until p. IN AT = p. m. The slug
ers viii met in Germania hall for com
mers," and after that there will be grand
ball.
| Prof, Eilers OF the Second regiment band
| Is arranging The band music for the Ban
| quoting Chorus iStuntzl, which is to he
sung by the fifteen societies, accompanied
| bv the band, 1t viii be sing during the
afternoon and VIII be a feature Of the days
! entertainment. The Breuham singers eX-
pect this to be a grand affair, and no u
| fort Is bcng spared 10 make 1t a complete
| success In every way.
Contractor Henry Cordray Is engaged in
| taking out the rear wal! and part Of the
east wall of the Norton building, prspara
! kory 10 improvements in the business
| house new foundation will be put in
| and the rear side wall will be rebuilt with
| Houston brick. This is one OF the business
! improvements in BRENNAN.
| I he following were the real estate trans
| leGS luea IN luS OlllCt Oh ". n. SeMuT1 IL
county clerk of Washington county, for
the week ending October 20. 1898:
j. d. Campbell. special commission
er. to Mrs. f. A. Lide. one lot in
Chappell Hill ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
George Daniels and wife to John
| Weyand, 40 acres in the James
Beardsiey league ............. $50
George r. Hutchinson to Victoria
Seaton. / acre in the Samuel Gates
|
L. n. Carmean to c. W. Carmean.
ia acres In the a. c. Delphain
| survey $50. 49,. .........
| Marriage licenses were issued during the
! week ending October 25 as follows: Rob.
| ert Tilford and Atsey Walton, Willie Key
! and Lula Campbell. John Wallace and Hat
| tie Meals, Andrew Hosea and Emma Lewis,
| Green Davis and Miss Emma Johnson, Pc
ter Crawford and Eliza Lacey, George Reg
| ers and Lula Styles, c. s. Kinlaw and Miss
Malissa Fielder. Otto +. Kiske and Miss
Meta w. Neinart. Josef Baron and Miss
Rosna Slwek.
T.. c. Abbott and Frank Giesecke spent
Tuesday in Caldwell.
Misses Bouldin of Chappell Hill. who
have been visiting in Brenham, returned
home this afternoon.
Mrs. j. 7. Buchanan lett today Tor WISH
TO Chappell Hill.
| Paul Perkins of Chappell Hill, who has
been Ill In this city for about two weeks
with spinal meningitis. was removed to MS
| home in Chappell Hill Monday in q car
rage DIT. ]. II. Williamson, his attending
physician went out to see him today.
fine piece of engineering work was
completed today on the Santa Fe at Little
Sandy, TWO miles north of Brennan. The
bridge gang stayed in town and put togetn
er a steel glrder, 100 feet span. and fitted
creosoted crosstes in place. The elrder
was then loaded on two cars with deTrteks
In place These cars were then rup to the
place where a wooden bridge has been In
place and dropped the steel in place, traf-
H. being interrupted but about one and q
half hours.
s. l., Werden of the Bay Shore line Is 7
Brenham today or a business trip. He Is
well known in railway circles.
Hon. L. W. Campbell. one OF The mos.
prominent attorneys OF Waco, Is In Bren-
ham on n business trip. guest OF his Sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. l.. ". Ewing.
Ed Newbouer OF Houston. formerly n
resident OF Brennan. Is in the city on 4
business trip