The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-09
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ROM BRUNNEN'
.,r. In Houston's Dig
urban Adjunct.
Drummer has been taken up
BRENT phases of life--joy aad
rome, sorrow and sadness for
q whole, however. the sweets
the bitters. Business has
IN the same old ruts; society
the oui vive; sickness has
rims. and the fiery fend has
pretty home OF one OF our
visitors to the thriving burg
lanes Honea and GeorSA
tsco. guests at the home of
1,uncan. Miss Annie Duncan
delightful party in their honor
evening, and the spacious
h,uncans was filled with pretty
Gallant young gentlemen to
kna In social converse, indoor
nrs, vocal and instrumental
ant refreshments were served
kleasant occasion was enjoyed.
duncan proved herself a
go and made every one feel
home Those present. beside
N honor, Messrs. Honea and
the hostess, we're: Misses
Eta Carlisle, Josie Robin
Iarttlingck. Maude Barttlingck,
Eon sallie Cook, MAZE Forbes.
fDan Dickson, Edgar Pearson.
Ion. John Dickson, Dave DICK
|obinson. Claude Renfro, HON.
pen Forbes, Webster. Charlie
n Rowe and James Duncan, Jr.
evening, at the home of Mr..
NJ Darling, a reception was
lssrs. Dan and John Dickson,
lnd Mrs. Dan Dickson of Brun-
l. home for a few days from
there they are connected with
IN. Brown company In respon-
|ties--the former as travelling
he latter in the home Office. |
n was we'll attended and signi-
ph esteem in which the two
Iemen are held. The evening
IN literary exercises, vocal and
/ selection, a feature was thai
man should pencil a sketch OF
. lady present, and the ladies'
the sketches were ar
rider and each in turn passed
naming those he recognized
the gentleman and
ly guessing the largest num-
me prizes. Miss Maude Bart
tured the lady's prize and
Rowe and John Dickson tied |
prize. On draw Mr..
/. Lots of fun was afforded by
The event will ever be re-
S an oasis in the young man"
} Messrs. Dickson and cause
elections to linger with them
home after an absence of two
Q Compton, a pleasant-man-
Y girl of La Porte, is spending
with friends in Drummer.
O Rainbolt, after an extended
atives and attendance on the
returned to her home in Law
Slevin, a cultured and exceed
le resident of Drummer for a
has moved with her family to
CHI to the regret of her numer-
es Taylor and Miss Eugenia
leave tomorrow for sojourn
is.
Fuller, our village physician.
new baby boy at his home.
S timid in this (the first) case,
porter probably would not have
, cause of his elastic step and
ltenance had not some of Mrs.
y friends told the news.
end visited Drummer on the 4th
ID the heavens as IL in keeping
neral celebration of the glorl-
the result being the destruc-
home of Mr.. Alex BarttlingcE,
h nearly all his household ef-
loss of the building was COM
he family OF Mr.. Barttlingck
nporarily occupying a cottage
OF their old home. Our peo-
the misfortune that has be-
.llow-townsman.
'st, whose serious illness was
t Sunday, has recovered suf-
be taken to his farm in the
lie Arnold, who has been con-
r bed so long with typhoid
nvalescing very slowly.
ay, the aged mother of Mrs.
son of Lynchburg, and Mrs.
at the home of the latter.
Green has spent the week
c. Cross in the Fifth ward.
is requested to announce that
meeting in progress under tho
'unner avenue, that was sus-
count of the recent rains, will
omorrow evening. Rev. w. B. !
have change OF the services
ival of Rev. J. NJ. Adams, who
nd from Houston; he is ex-
ach here during the week.
is being made to reorganlze
hre company, and is encour-
citizens generally.
rcher is having new bridges
s placed on the streets; much
ovements.
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