The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-02
CITY BHEN1TIES.

Joe Yarbrough will preach In Drummer
today at 1890 a. M
w 3. Phillips will preach at Deepwater
at 10 a. m. and p. m. TO-DAY.
Dick bowling camp will meet in regular
session at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Emmett Auxiliary will meet tomor-
row afternoon at O'Clock at temperance
hall.
The Sharks club will meet this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock in their hall on Coni-
merce street.
There will be meeting OF the Single
Tax club this afternoon at 3 O'clock at room
1903 Mason building
Mrs. Mary Arnold Wilson Will lecture on
spiritual.sm this afternoon at Bryan haii
al O'Clock. Admission free
There we're only seven fire alarms turned
IN during September. The damage 10 prop
erty from fire during the month amounted
10 s53750.
The members of the Second Presbyterian
church are perfecting arrangements to hold
series of meetings, TO commence IN the
very near future.
There are undslvered kilograms at the
Western Union telegraph office for Mrs.
S. r. Jeffries. Mrs. A. Kidd, w. h. Huhn
and Lucille Livingston.
Pref Monts Beach's weekly dance at
Bryan hall was well attended last week,
as usual Hereafter the dances viii he
held on Friday instead of Wednesday
nights.
Rev. Mr. McNutt. pastor of the Westmin-
ster PRESBYTERIAN church, with the boys
and young men of his congregation en-
loved a pleasant outing yesterday at Mag
nolia Park
Prof. prista leader OF The Houston Post
band, has Just completed two new compost
tions for his band-the Battle of Santiago
March and the Fruit, Flower and Vegetable
Festival March.
A drawing for beautiful oil painting
recently executed by one Of the Sisters OF
the Incarnate Word in this city will soon
take place under the auspices Of the A.
o. II. Of Harris county
Registrar D. c. Helberg will open his
registration office on Tuesdly at a. m.
with the following clerks: Malcolm j. Nc
Rae f. p. Brinck J. A. Fitzgerald and
Louis Schneider. The office VIII be open
for twenty days.
The funeral CT Miss Mary C. Janowski
took place yesterday morning from the
family residence on Montgomery road.
Services were held al st. Patrick's church
and az tlIe Catholic cemetery, where the
remains were inferred.
The Hub City Palace fair, which has
been in progress for the past four nights at
the St Paul A. NJ. f. church in the First
ward, has become so popular that owing
to a general request it will be continued
fer two or three nights this week
This afternoon at o'clock sharp the
Violet club will meet in Rugers hall on
Fannin street next to The Post building.
Some matters OF very grave Importance
ttft11 No ,t,t,,it cd for flar nd
the executive committee urge a full c..
tendance.
Mr. Z. W. Sewall yesterday received
from his Low Wood plantation in Brazoria
county cotton boil which is a curiosity
as it is doubly fruited, containing ten
lccks of cotton. The formation is as per-
feet as the regular boil, which orly contains
four or five locks.
The 10 o'clock services at st. Joseph's
Catholic church on Houston avenue near
Washington will be very imposing this
morning. High mass will be celebrated and
the newly orgauized choir. under the LEAH
ership Of Prof. Wendell, will render Gior-
"a s Second Mass in r.
AT the First Church Of Christ (scientsD
services will be held to-day at IL a. n. in
room S25, Mason block, corner of Main
street and RusS avenue; subject, Are Sin.
sickness and Death Real?" Sunday sch )ol
will be held at 10 a. m, and an experiences
meeting will take place Wednesday 1T
D. m.
William d. Young, aged As years, dice
at his home in San Antonio Tuesday. lie
was the son OF Rev. c. q. Young who wa.
the first president and promoter of the
Houston and Great Northern now the lii
ternatonal and Great Northern railroad
The remains were taken to Palestine for
interment.
Mr.. l.. l.. Cohen OF this city has received
orders from Austin tor large oil portraits
OF Generals r. +. Lee. Stonewall Jackson
and Albert Sidney Johnston. also an order
Tor portrait of Governor Frank Lubbock
This is quite a compliment 10 Mr. Cchen's
ability rs an artist. II these paintings are
finished in time Mr. Cohen viii pac.
them on exhibition in the ART department. or
the Fruit. Flower and Vegetable Festival.
The ladies named below are requested
by the vice chairman of The tobacco com
mittee' Mrs. Seymour c. Brashei, TO meet
her at the office OF Cameron e Moore, in
the kiam building, Tuesday Afternoon at
3 o'clock TO arrange their COMMITTEES fer
the Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festival.
All are urged to be prompt: Mrs ].
sweeney, Mrs J. Gibson. Mrs Verge Day
man, Miss \. Mckeever, Miss Belle Dick.
son. Miss Marian Williams and Miss Mary
Dunbar