The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-20


Kk>ts viii ~ :. meeting q iumbermen .
Y: 6e16ay at EMS hail
IN mafket gardeners will hold their. mex
ttSFf5isr i6e6tine on tho irst Monday IN Apsil
~ lers.l Rauks and Mrs. Mary Rowald wcr.
4 unfriee ~ the German church y inc S Six.
KS ssssy y ssSsississ a''''n''o' N''
MAJOR Morton will return TO- the city OF
4Sursday ana % Thursday ana Friday S.i
conduct meetings At the Salvation Army pa'
racks a. S12 Travis street
The Crittenton Mission workers VIII nol p1
epen a. services on MARKET square at ~.
Z S'cIotE this afternoon and ~ the nan ~
s, ian ard Sos Louisiana street at p. m.
~ Tho Harris Coisty Teachers institute VIII
S.re nsa :: and A. r sor Which sssn; Inc L
rosd Win put on round trip fare of 50 cents.
The i. ana A. club viii give picnic In
h honor Of their. girl friends 2, v,cks park
~ Mrs MslcV Williams and Miss Anna Boyd
X Al RINK social will b. given by the Ls-
y diSs Aid and Missionary Society Of the. Sec
\ ond baptist church Friday evening, March
-. 81 the residence q Mrs. Engie. lai' biysi-
an street., Fifth ward
4 committee Of ladies from the. Daughters
Or the Republic will go down to the san ia
ciufn battlefield next Tuesday 70 40 some
4 oreiImiusry work toward getting that historic
6pos In good condition.
A The Westminster League Of the Second
Presbyterian church will give social next
Friday night. at the residence OF Mrs. stone.
MpKiiney and Fannin. II VIII be given Tor
the benefit of the church.
Friends Of Thomas Greenwood who was
ecnvirted In this city last February 81 the
crime ar theft and sentenced to two years
Imprisonment in the State prpitentiary' are
erdtayuring to secure pardon from the gov
ernor, Ginning that he was unjustiy accused
and wronefully treated.
There will be called meeting Of the Hous-
ton Auxiliary Of tho Texas Woman's Press
association At the residence o. MRS; y ~
March 81. at 1880 o'clock a, M, This meeting
IL called for business of special Importance.
and members are earnestly requested to be
present.
Miss Lena Aronson will open her school of
expression at Bryan hall this week. Hor
class hours win be Mondn@. Wednesday and
Saturday mornings and TUESDAY aud Friday
afternoons. Miss Aronson Is graduate OF
Of which r. Townsend Southwick and Gcno
We've Stebbns are principals
q new nre alarm box, No. 81, was placed
streets, in the Fifth ward. Another new
box viii be put UP tomorrow Mt the corner Of
Enslecke and Grand streets in the Second |
ward. and will be numbered 2l2.
Tho Tin. Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers' |
Labor union, No "a. the Journeymen Barbers' |
union No. A. and the Iron Moulders' union, |
No. $50. have adopted resolutions condemn
Ing Chinese labor
"a Judge McManuS, prominent attorney OF |
Corpus Christi, is lying dangerously III at
st Josephs nfirmary.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Sweeney have the sym
path, OF their friends In the death Of their |
littln son. 7, j. Sweeney, which occurred |
yesterday after a brief illness
w. Fl. Anthony, member OF the Houston |
police department yesterday rendered his |
res!gnBtion. effective tomorrow.
!. Mss. Rose Westheimer has just returned
from the Eastern market where she has been |
peisoraliy selecting her spring and summer
stock OF millinery.