The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-17
TENIpLE TOpICs.
The Marriage of Captain George n
WILCOX and Miss Annie renry.

| WILCOX ANA Miss NpUiS t'thrS.
| Temple. Texas. November l6--At 1880
o'clock yesterday at the Baptist church,
Captain George y. Wilcox and Mrs. An
ME Penry were inarred Rev, w. Il. Man
well performing the ceremony. Though
surm4sed, the date OF the marriage was not
known eNcep; by few near friends. Only
NE immediate family We're present at the
church. Mir, and Mis-. WillcoX left imme-
diately on the katy train for San Antonio
and other points. The groom is one OF
the wealthlest men in Bell county and TEN
pies most progressive ANA liberal citizens
having llved here since the town Yas in its
infancy. Mrs. Perry its the daughter OF
Captaiu and Mrs. Roach, who owned the
greater part OF the land on which Temple
Is now built, consequently She is known by
the old residents OF Temple as well as the
new corners, aud has many friends amoaS
Doth. Many good wishes are heard for
their welfare.
The Northwest Texas conference OF the
Methodist church convened in BroWnwold
Monday. Yesterday all TRAINS running INTO
Tempe broughd minister's and church menl
hers en- route 20 the meeting, Lr.Dns fery1ns
hero for ghe west bhanch OF The Santa Ne,
Streets and stores We're full OF the y.Bitols
Jolly u set as would care to see. The
railroad management offered to put OH Il
special coach for their comfort "0h, no"
5sid u piominend minister. we prefer TO
20 IN Inc push" OF cour- all thp preach
ems warit u charge as good or better than
they have had the past year, and they are
NOT backward about bringing their tilenGe
to the notice of he bishop. hut when the
lots arc cast and humble pie fails TO tho
share OF fortunate of xsst year It. Is ~
objeGi lesson In humility 10 see with what
cheerful spirit they acrc-t thc work
signed. Among the Number who passci
through yesterday were: Bishop G. b. Gal
lcway aud DR.. ]. J. rjgert OF Nashville,
Tenn; DR. James Campbell of Waco. Revs.
J. A, Ruffner, c, n. Ferguson, Charles
Daniel. NJ K. Little, s j. Vaughan, Sam
r Wright, John r. Henson. T. s Arm
II. Terry, W. l.. Nema. II, II. Raymond.
j. H. Braswell C. S. Clark. N, NJ. Nc
Laughin j. H. Wlseman. j. =. Musset,,
Il. f. Gassaway. j. II. Nichols, j. G. pui
man, c. c. Black, j. T. Griswole, Or. C. C.
kanIdin OF tho Texas Christian Advocate,
MIR L. BIaylock, publisher OF the Advocate,
Rev j. N. Bsrcus and J. NJ. Armstrong
and Prof J. n. Blair attended conference
from Temple,
Hon. John b. Nichols, n prominent and
wealthy citizen OF Cr@Tso'-d, stopped an
hour with his friend, p. l.. Downs, while
ell I0nlt 10 tUt COUItItNct III ploWnWOOIs
John c. Mckay of Holland passed through
Temple yesterday on his way 10 Bolton TO
Take Charge OF the county Jail.
Mira VIII Dodge loft yesterday for New
Orleans, who're she VIII visit her parents
for some time.
Mrs Frank Woodward OF Corpus Christi
Is visiting her sisters Misses Beck and
Addie carothers. :"
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Meeks left yesterday
for Moody, where they viii visit Ms
Meeks' parents
Mr.. Dick OBrlen Ient yesterday for Ard
more, I. r.. TO work for the Solta Fe rail |
road.
Mr.. A. s. wilkerson prosperous mer-
chant OF Alvin. Is in Temple for few days' |
business.
THE Bell County Medical association met |
In thl. city yesterday with good attend
auce.
MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Mcconnell left yes
ierday for Denver Colo, whore they WIN
meet MI McCcnnel's parents They were
accompanied by Miss Matte welle OF Rock
hale.
fred I.andrath OF The Fourth regiment.
at San Antonio, " at homo on |
Mrs. j. y. Blair leaves to-day for Cam
aron where she Will he a guest OF judge
Henderson and family for a week