The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-28
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-.,rrs OF ACCIDENTS AZ
cs' senrrsvryE SUNDAY
an the F.. +. and v. Fes-
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=. sssp.sr Of accidents occurred , e,.a N
pr eas ss,re neighborhood last night
W. Henry Fischer sustained .
"a mr.. Hans Meyer, the local
sssi re .-.s summoned in great haste.
ss,s''. 49, The team OF the doctor TOOK
h w nav and after throwing him
sDt. .Sl demolished the vehicle
.... received no hurts OF any con-
sa'nss, -ouu,y oonvicts under superin-
say. o,,,, are now engaged in re-
a ..yen miles of road between Chap
/, Mi and Buchsnans Terry on the DIE"
rur n.u,s ara Mr. L. q
80 left today for an overland trip
S.,.aorda county. District Attorney
...a and MIR. w. A. Griffin Will Join
Y ,,,er in the week and the entire
!, vIu spend two weeks or more ID
y. y game. other hunters from this
"a rbappell Hill will so down dur
3 the time. $500.
..su,ar monthly term OF Justice
~ this precinct was held today.
s.,v.r,ne civil cases were set, con-
IN and otherwise disposed of.
.l.r 4 II. Gary and Wife of Houston
80 mis- morning and are guests OF
Y. and Mrs Harry Haynes.
y. ,,,asra n, received by relatives at this
,oaay announces that Mrs. Addie
!. diving at Caldwell. Mrs. Dean Is
~ mnnS,er of Hon. John Alexander, mayor
caldwell, and a sister OF County AL
a,usy R. J. Alexander of that place.
Sheriff C. W. Curry of Burleson county
!. N the city this morning on his way
are rom trip TO Houston.
sast,ct Attorney buchanan, Judge
Irts sheriff D. Il. league and Attorneys
n Searcey and ]. NJ. Mathis left yes.
srday for Caldwell to attend on some inn
etant murder trials that come UP in
,,,rict court there this week.
Rr,nham feels an abiding interest In
!. success OF the Houston Fruit, Flowe,
"A vegetable carnival and the attendance
I'm here this year will be larger than
ans time since the enterprise was in
|usurated
Mrs oscar Roos, who has been on a
i,it 10 relatives at this place during the
An fortnight, left for home at Yonkum
yesterday.
The "Darkest Russia" company arrived
rum Galveston at noon today.
Mrs. Z. Mule and little daughter TO.
burned to Galveston yesterday.
A union Thanksgiving service will be
leld at the First Baptist church Thursday
rening, al which addresses will bs de-
l1ered by the pastor of the church, Rev.
by, ]. D. Campbell and others.
The X. Y. y. club we're entertained this
ltsrnoon by Miss Irene Crozier.
Bell Burleson. member Of the Texas
aingers, with headquarters in the Pan
Itndle. Is in the city.
Miss Julia Lockett and Miss Kate Estes
lit Sunday for New York City, where they
bill remain until the last days of January.
number OF the friends of these popular
sung, ladies were at the depot to tell
sm goodbye and wish them a successful
III. y-sst
Marriage licenses were issued today FOR
h weddings OF Mr. Otto Kieke and Miss
Vary Vogler and Mr.. Albert Kaminsky
pa Mss Mary Felzak. The former will
s;ur at Greenvine Thursday, Rev. A
senthard OF Round Top officiating; the
aver at the Catholic church in Chap
ECU Hill Wednesday, with Father Mona
5 the officiant.
justice E. G, Hughes OF Whitman. who
IN the city today, says the bridge
efoss the Navasota river was moved from
: foundations By the high water of last
Eeek but Is still intact and that travel
.foss u can be resumed in a day or so.
as waters of the Brazos are recelinc
|spay ana the menace Of a second over
F0s for this year has departed.
, M,s ottilie Kraemer, aged 10 years,
ausn,er OF Mr. p Kraemer OF Green
ny oed at II o'clock last night. after
lingering Illness with typhoid fever. The
h s- "a o,,, Mlil occur in that nelghborhood