The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-18
CITY BRlsvITiEs.

There is an undellyered telegram at tho
Postal Telegraph office, lis Main street, for
o. L. Morrey.
There are undelivered kilograms at the
western Union Telegraph office for James
Moore and Ed Pope.
i The will be ii meeting OF the Book Exchange
club this afternoon at Mrs. 81 Packards resi-
dence, 1911 Bell avenue.
! The HOUSTON Saengerbund will enjoy an
other picnic at the suburban home OF their
president, Mr.. Gus Sauter, next Sunday.
| The Third Baptist church will have a liter
airy and musical entertainment given by the
Ladies Aid society this evening, corner Deca-
tut and White.
The Dorcas circle OF the Kings Daughters
| viii give an ice cream supper tonight at the
residence Of Mrs. j. r. Knight, llO6 Jefferson
street, corner OF Fannin
The Trinity Mission" will have an ice
cream social at the residence OF Mrs. Emma
u oliver (Settegast homesteadJ this evening,
at 22lS Bagby street, from to 10.
An explosion Of some chemicals occurred at
tie Houston Drug company yesterday aftor-
noon. inficting painful though It is thought
not serious, injury upon the chemist.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First German
Evangelical Lutheran church will give their
las, soclable this afternoon at o'clock at
! tier school house on Texas avenue.
Quite successful revival is being conducted
at the Trinity African Methodist Episcopal
church In this city by Rev. William BARLEY,
u
There Will be revival services at the Nc
Arhau Methodist church during the remainder
OF the week. Preaching each night at 8
o'clock. The public is cordially invited.
Mr. Max Andrew was elected delegate to the
international Typographical Union convention
Yesterday at the election held by Houston
union. Mr.. George f. Tucker was chosen
alternate
The annual fair for st. Patricks church
II. the Fifth ward Will commence Monday
week. The fair Will be given under a spacious
tent on Lyons lawn. corner OF Hardy and
Cont streets.
The initial trip 10 Magnolia park over the
OAK Lawn and Magnolia Park railway will
be made this afternoon, the train leaving tho
foot OF san Jacuto street at $3.50 clock, re
turning to the city By . o'clock.
Mr. g. T. Muller writes from Barker that
several families arc moving in; large auanti-
/ tee OF lumber are being received and that
/ things around the new town are booming
generally That several town lots and nvc-
acre tract have been sold within the past few
/ DAYS
Some miscreant fired a shot through one
OF the windows at the Grand Central depot
waiting room about $50 o'clock Wednesday
/ night, There were a number OF persons in
| the room at the time, but fortunately no ono
was hurt or no damage done beyond the
! breaking OF the glass.
Mr.. w. Weyant. Jr. general manager Of the
| Braaorla Land company. desires to extend
! through The Post an Invitation to Secretary
Of Agriculture Wilson an invitation on the
part Of the people there to visit Amsterdam,
] Texas, and inspect the broom corn industry.
! Trey Will meet him at Alvin with n carriage
/. no concludes to accept the Invitation
The revival services at tho Second Baptist
church last night were OF great interest Tho
audience was large and attentive and Or Jar
r,l's sermon on Excuses for Not BEING a
! Christian was one OF great power. It was,
! Indeed, logic and Are" DR.. Jarroll is at
tunes exceedingly eloquent. Hts themes for
( ti8n's Growing Day" and THE Question of
| All Questions. He will also address the mon
at the Southern Pacific shops at noon tomoi =
| row.