The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12
CITY BREVITucs,

Tomorrow will be call day in Justice Hnrs
| court.
Several of the candidates went out yester-
day to barbecue AT Cypress
Ihere are five undelvered kilograms for NJ
flee. "
Several young men of the city are arranging
| TO give dance at the Houston Heights
theater Tuesday night.
| The East End Gun club will have its regular
monthly shoot this afternoon at o'clock,
near the Creosote works.
The soiree musicale OF Mrs. c. A, BuJac
| and pupils will take place at Turner Hall
Saturday evening, June 25
| The arrangement committee of the Hibern-
| iahs having in charge the Fourth OF July pic
mic will meet at 1880 o'clock tonight at the
Emmett hall.
Mr., G; NJ; nealchamp, as manager of the
Prairie View White Union Sunday school ex-
cursion to La Porte, desires to thank those
VINO so generously contributed to its success.
AT a meeting of Lodge No. 75l, Knights of
Honor, last night, j. 4. Mah0ny was elected
reporter in place Of r. w Cronan. who went
to the front with the Emmbt Rifles
w S. Wheeler will preach at Riverside Mis-
sion tonight at S:l5 o'clock. MI Wheeler goes
out on the Houston and Texas Central Mon
day in the interest OF the Crittenton homes.
There was flag raising at the Merchants
and Planters oil mills yesterday evening
which was participated in by the employees
their families and friends.
The second annual entertainment of ST.
Joseph's Ccatholc) school will take place
Friday evening" June H. Refreshments will
be served by the ladies' after the entertain
II ent.
The dedication of the monument TO the
memory of Mr.. and Mrs. s: Half VIII take
place this evening at O'Clock. al the He
brew cemetery. The friends of the family
are invited.
There was a small fiue fire at the residence
OF City Secretary Banner, corner Of San ia
cnto and MCGOWAN streets. yesterday morn
ing, which the department extinguished be-
fore any harm was done
Corporal Fitzgerald OF the Emmett Rifles
had his recruiting list filled up to forty yes
tterday. He expects Lieutenant Rainbolt on
Monday to examine the new recruits and
muster them in, when they will be sent to
Camp Coppinger
There will be change in the library hours
of the Houston Lyceum. beginning on Mon
the afternoon the library will be opened from
9 a. m. to l p. m. and will thus continue
during the summer.
Tho Ancient Order of United Workmen will
give an open meeting and entertainment on
Thursday, the 10th, ats p. M, in the Burns |
building Refreshments will be served and |
all visiting members of the order and their |
friends are expected to be present,
The regular meeting Of the Bikor Chollm
society announced for today has been post
poned to next Sunday, June 49, at p. m, |
on account OF the picnic The children of the |
Hebrew Sunday school will meet this morning |
At O'Clock sharp at the Orthodox Synagogue, |
On Preston street. TO take the cars for Vicks |
park.
Mr.. j. W. Dunlap. representing one of the
,ig lumber mills OF East Texas, is in the
lily. Mr., Dunlap anticipates a big demand |
or lumber as soon the war closes. The
devastated towns In Cuba Will have to be
'ebuilt with American lumber and as Louis
ana and Texas are the nearest markets,
he mills are likely to be kept busy in pre-
,aring to meet this extraordinary demand.