The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-04
PEAISLETs.

Dan Thompson of Fort Worth was mar
ried October 20 to Mss Alternately Of Nc
Kinney. The first business transaction
that he engaged In was to file an appli-
cation in the T. P. A. This Is as It should
be and while no provision can be made
against accidents as they ordinarily oc-
cur to human kind. at the same time a
man can provide himself with insurance
which VIII protect him and his when those
accidents do befail him. No higher duty
devolves on a man than TO look out for
the protection of those nearest to him
and we commend our young friend for the
promptness that attended his llrst official
act as a husband
President MichauX asserts that he has
got a scheme UP his sleeve that promises
to produce the wherewithall to pay toe
travelling expenses OF the delegates to the
National convent next yea. Ii ne cll
reduce this scheme TO Eauk notes he Will
win the everlasting gratitude OF the
Texas division.
Ed Sachs, the Chinese secretary of post
H. was N eyldei ce at the meeting last
Sunday lie is a veritable prodigy and
one Of the smeothest secretaries OF the
Texas division
Rev. Homer T. Wilson, who was to de-
Drummers' day at the fair was unavoid-
ably absent, which was keen disappont-
ment to his many friends
All Dieckman and his good wife enter
tanned at dinner Sunday following Tray
cling Mems day: Mr.. e. c. Burrows Ma
tional president of the T. p A.; viii d.
Weber. editor of the National organ OF
the association: c. 5. T.. Holland. National
director; ID. w. MichauX, State president,
AID Howard w Peak president OF the
Benevolent league.
! James e. Ludlow gave a farewell dinner
at the Ludlow mansion on Sunday evening
TO National President Burrows and Will
B. Weber. editor of the News Letter
Ford Dix is what might be termed a
diamond of the purest cast. Nothing but
his extreme mOdestv has kept him from
reaching the highest office in the gift OF
his associates.
But isn't claude Holland a master hand
In the executive chair2 Dollars to dough
nuts he viii be called to a higher position
even than president OF big post D before
another year.
1t was certainly a beautiful sight Ia
witness the unity that existed between
the r p AS. and u. c. rs during the
entertainments attending Travelling Men's
day Both organiZatjo lost their identity
and locked hands and hearts in entertain.
ing their guests. This was indeed COM
, mendable and might well he followed by
others on similar occasions
Both President f. c. Burrows and w
b. Weber applied for constitution am
bylaws of the Benevolent league. aver.
, ing their intention OF creating auxiliarle.
, TO their respective T. P A. posts in hi.
, nois and Missouri This is another stra
a that indicates that the Texas division Il
, on the correct track
Ex-President Joe G. Booth Of post F o
Austin did a noble deed recently in pro
, viding lot and seeing that an unfortu
Z nate travelling man who died was decent!
buried Such deeds OF nobeness are o
a frequent occurrence among our class. |.
4 MOI this another good reason for i0inin,
y the T. 2, a. and Benevolent league2
. joe Lee Jameson aud his estimable lad,
! were In attendance at the San Antonl,
n festivities. Mr. Jameson is chairman o
n the legislative committee