The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-23
CITY BRENITIEa.

Monday will be call day in Justice Malsch's
hour,
A C. Morn has been awarded the contract
b repairing the court house. at cost of
Services will commence this evening at
IltnlIle Beth Israel at o'clock instead OF
rs as formerly announced.
| ne Hebrew new year, or Rosh Hoshauu.
'oumsnces at { o'clock this evening. u
marks the S6elst year of the Jewish era.
! 1he Womans Foreign Missionary society
n Shearn church will hold business meet-
is Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A full
ibsndanc0 Is desired
The Houston Quartette society, in conse-
.cetncs Of the very depressing effect OF the
snfm upon this community, has decided to
postpone its opening concert from October 5
. Friday, October y.
there will be English services at the
kssanselcal Lutheran Trinity church on
5'asala street this evening at 1880 o'clock.
| hN Y + Brommer officiating. Everybody
: cordially invited to attend,
. There WILL be an important meeting Of tho
Ilaass Treble Clef club Thursday, Septem-
/ ~ a. Temperance hail at O'Clock sharp,
|sls1 al members are requested by Mrs. ~.
| : MUNGER, the president, to be present.
county School superintendent James has
aun meeting OF the county school trus-
| ~ 70 be held at his office Monday at il
! a. to discuss the damage done the school
livery throughout the county by the Is-
| ~; storm.
iae misleading and slanderous reports fur
.seeo tae New York Herald and the World
ne Storm news recently printed by those
s1s.s we're not furnished by their local
s1'atntspves' The stores were prepared
special man sent 10 Galveston.
Wng 70 the fact that Turner hall is oc-
,sg'ea oy a number of sick people, the reg
~ ~ monthly bowling contest Tor the gold
- - sNer medals, TO have taken place to-
~ aas been deferred till next Sunday, or
u'a meT II the hall is then still in use.
w Jeff Miller departed by the north
s, NY central last night he was presented
| NJ handsome basket of fruit by the re-
,.ynuhttee doing service at tho Grand
m .Ns dspoI, as a mark of their apprecla-
500. y. the assistance that MIR. Miller has
~ i''u them in the discharge OF their
W, 'ss 10 the fact that Monteiore hall is
| H,S,.s.s Storm survivors, the Young Mems
r.s ss society Will hold their regular semi
N.Y. .s..s meeting at the home OF Mr. l..
ds 49, lsu capitol avenue. Nomination of
ssse % DO present.
lrs,so. the doctors, save one OF the Chicago
| a. ma party, who have been occupying
~ sayoflum during the past week or ten
| M issatnE lot sick and disabled refugees,
To-. 49, s.y Yesterday on their return North.
|sn s w and several nurses remain
- - OF their supplies.
|fs " are undelivered kilograms at the Of
I'd, i. ne Western Union Telegraph COM
i f,r,i. NAN street. for j. A. Parker, II.
|Gsslss' W George P. Dewess. lie Roy smith,
| Bon n SSeschke. Mss Millie Hart, j. n.
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|tan nun, Miss Laura Deppe (2), VIII
|Ga,, nnanoerley, Bessie p Kessiey. W. Roos
|ess y "a Norris, R. Splllane, Gig
|Md c,,,,, 1' Byrne, O. w. Miller, Robert
/ 81 NM Mrs. Herrod, T. c. Sanchez, j.
| rry Mary Oliver, F. NJ. Spears, f. L.
| HNtus u y, Palmer, J. r, Holmes. T. x
lisrt Nv Mary Virgle. Miss Lillian d.