The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-21
PLACES FOR STORM SUFFERERS
WHERE MANY OF THE VICTIMS
CAN FIND GOOD HOMES.
Homes offered for the Homeless
from Almost Every Section
of the state.

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Temple. Texas. writes The Post that she
has a good home to offer a white woman
or girl who will do general Homework
Mrs. Wagner says In addition to provId-
ing the home she will pay the person
from 81 to SO week.
Mrs. X. NJ Trigg OF BIstrop, Texas,
writes that she will pay good wages to a
good cook, white or black, man or woman,
and can secure places for several more
Mis-. Trlgg has family OF seven persons
and she wants SINE one who can milk
and do dining room work as well as cook
On postal card addressed to The
Post yesterday MIR. L. Torrey, postmaster
at Center Point. in Kerr county, sent the
following names OF parties in his town
who wlsn to secure servant girls from
among the storm sufferers: Mrs. c. o.
Paine, Mrs w. A. Cooke and Mrs. j. g.
McElrOy All Of these parties live at
Center Point and in addition to them Mr.
Torrey says there are others who w1u d
be glad to provide tor storm sufferers
Dr. Y, Il. lie Monnier, near Amite City
La. will give employment to a man and
wife on his place. three miles from Amite
City. The man to take care VI stock.
milk and work small garden for fanny
use and the wife to cook and wash and
do homework.
Mrs Mary f. Burwel of Bruceylle
Texas in a letter addressed to the mayor
Of Houston, writes that she wants a nice
woman or girl 10 do her housework. She
says she is so years OF age has a nice
country home and wishes to secure some
one whom she can treat as a member Of
the family. She has two little grandchil-
dren and for that reason does not want
any one with children Mrs. Burwell say.
she will pay wages il desired.
John e. Cole of Temple, Texas, writes
the mayer OF Houston that he has home
for a good white woman and will advance
her expense money to go to Temple anc
then pay her good salary. He wants
her TO cook for small family.
Among those who desire to provide
homes for orphan children is Mrs. Ada e
Price O. Lake Charles, La. Mrs. Price
has addressed the following letter 10
Mayor Brashear:
"Will you please let me have from
among the little children left orphans by
the late disaster one child-preferably
girl? l will raise 1t as my own child
and 1t shall never need mothers caro-
! have raised one family OF seven and will
gladly take another dear child to my
heart, | am teacher In the public schoo
and must ask that my child he At least
years old that ! may take her to schoo
with me. but want her to he not over
years"
Mayor Brashear Is in receipt Of letter
from Mrs VI ID. Kearney OF Lake Charles.
stating that she has but a small family and
will he glad to give a little girl OF 10 or u
years Of age n good home. She says also
that she Will send money TO pay her rail-
road fare to that point.
Mrs John Lawson of Smithylle. whose
family consists Of herself husband aud
two children in letter addressed to the
mayor Of Houston, says she wants a re-
spectacle old lady to live as one Of the
family and assist in light household duties.
T. V. Clark, n widower Of Taylor, Texas.
writes the mayor Of Houston that he
wants n Christian woman OF refinement
from among the storm sufferers to take
charge OF his family of little girls and
raise them as they should be raised. He
says he will defray her eAuenscs and Il
desired. pay her for her services
letter written by c. J Burrls post
Office box 1913, Stockdale, Wilson county,
to the mayor of Houston, says that tn
writer would like to obtain a girl Of II
| or IL years OF age, or a grown woman. Ia
do house work for his family, consisting OF
four persons-three adults and one child.
/ herman is preferred, and small sal
airy would be paid.
/ Tom Walton will give a home to an
Orphan girl between ~ and i6 years of age.
Apply to G, NJ. Beauchamp. 1901 Con-
gress street, or to Southern Pacific shops
grown girl or woman who will cook
and wash for a small family can secure a
permanent home with Mrs C. . Slade ~
Mona, Hardin county. Mrs. Slaic writes
The Post that she VIII send such a patty
"a railroad ticket and nav her 80 month.
| Mrs James Pridgen. Wharton wants a
nurse girl between the ages of 10 and "A
years, to whom she will pay 50 per month
and laundress. to whom she vail pay 81
per month
| Mrs. Laura Haynes OF Pal ,stlne would
like to engage a trustworthy. av- eriencod
white cook good home ant good wages
Mrs Van Glider 81 Gargan street. Fifth
ward, Houston, wants girl to assist 10
house work, a good home anu hal wages
Mrs. George Passmore wants a grown
girl TO assist n house Wort, and make
herself generally useful, Leave note al
24Ol Odin avenue. Houston
T r, Sanders and J. NJ, cotan Of Itasca
both want cooks.