The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-14
CITY HRiIVITII1,.

The Misses Reading club will meet today at
r. m officers are to be elected
brand new baby girl has come to brighten
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Moore.
Rev. J. C. Midget Will speak at the Sal
walton Army Hall tonight at s:lj o'clock.
telegram from Lamarque last night stated
that Rev. !. S. Campbell died there at $40
yesterday evening
There are undeivered messages at the
Western Union Telegraph office for N
Thomas and Ollie Coleman.
There will be rally of the Second Ward
Democratic club tomorrow night, corner of
Congress and st. Emanuel street
The Southern Pacific, Sunset Route is SELL
ing tickets to Maria. the railroad station at
Fort Davis, at one and onc-thrd fare for the
round trip.
Tonkaway Tribe of Red Men will officially
visit the Mngo tribe at Pythian hall tonight
when the TWO tribes will enjoy barrel of ar
tesian water
Late yesterday afternoon Judge W. II Will
son of the Fifty fifth district court granted a
decree OF divorce to Lucy Il. Purscrson from
her husband, l.. c. Purgerson.
There will be political barbecue at Por-
tors Grove, about half mile from the city
limits, at the intersection of the International
and Houston East and West Texas railway,
on June 90
John Ashbury, colorcd porter at the Drum
mer's Exchange annex, dropped dead OF heart
disease Yesterday afternoon at his home, No
27l2 Dallas. corner Shepherd street. Justice
Hin held the inquest.
Services wifi be held at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, on rannin and Pease
streets at $50 this evening, and II the
weather is favorable, at same hour every
evening during the week.
Miss Rosa Lee Miller, aged 10 years died
yesterday morning at o'clock at the family
residence, corner Walker and Live oaA
streets. OF malaria fever. The body was
shipped TO Brazoria for burial
Tho teachers of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
sunday school will entertain their classes this
afternoon on the lawn adjoining the church
from o'clock to 80. The scholars are asked
to be present. The teachers are requested TO
be at the church promptly at or little before
o'clock.
fine specimen of "old Glory" was raised
above the building of Mr. l., g. Mueller on
Tenth and Washington streets Saturday
night. Several speeches appropriate to the
occasion were made. and the beautiful ban
ner was unfurled amidst the applause of a
large gathering,
>, Mrs J. c. Hutchescn, president OF Robert
Il. Lee Chapter Of Daughters of the Confcd-
eracy, calls special meeting of the chapter
at the Lyceuni this morning at 1890 o'clock
me ladies' are urgently requested to bring in
.nvlr appileation blanks, all filed as they
must be voted upon at this meeting.
Captain c. C.. Beavens has received a letter
from Mac Stewart. still under sentence in
Mexico 10 be shot, lamenting the departure of
Nolonel - II. McLeary 10 join tho army and
asking II some other counsel could not be
appointed In his behalf. Captain heavens has
opened correspondence with Colonel McLeary
upon the subject
The ladies' OF the Emmett Auxiliary will
meet again tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
NJ temperance Hail, The object of this meet.
ing Is to raise an additional fund to provide
thirty more bed sacks for the additional men
recruited for the Emmett Rifles The ladies'
now have small surplus on hand for this
Al tr,k,
some ladies OF Soaly and sent In nv Mrs.
Bother, - ''''