The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-08
BRENNAN budget.

D'ennam. Texas, September Two men
m',e arrested Friday morning and are Ia i.
-'Ns Oh Inc county Jail They are ac-
NNseu OF numerous snAi. uutgla.les In tao
1 H'S OF stone. an secoun. VI Waicu has
te~us apptaiva IN .hese a.spa,e.es r.Sy
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.-l-"-btsh Sas., ,JlViss, ~.,a Thursday
nsn' al rle~s-n. n.u. She ma ner aus.
~ II. SUMS,
kose lvnuon. who has been ae.ins as sex.
va 20. me Moun. hVse Baptist vnurun IL
taLp.oNn SINCE ,ne e,A,u vi ner u,lnt,a,u,
o. age. "
A-.sA p.spen, who has been IN the em-
t'ss % sil, sain seni.nAer .or man! years,
See th's morning. his aged we is .ut c
~, John Hauolet the venerable father OF
""Sssis' Franh ahH hu hduplet Is very
sSh' iis coholdon being iesaraed a. CT l.c
age. ''' "a
ne members OF the Presbyterian congre-
ha~Vh tOsvtuer wl.n = u1uuer Oh ..e.r
ll1ends. NEE an social way a. he tnu..
fiu@y evening ana uSyOt.L avyv.aI A. "a
20 bIea sant CONVERSATION anu rex esnmen.s,
quite eont-ngen. OF lac uanc.ng .ra,era. ~
VI me ciiy enjoyed a uriye GU. 10 sue ~ :
dependence home OF MIS- /. Z, Cay tuis
afternoon. AFTER dancing uOwn tao stars
tne party returned TO the city py the l.ght
he Mechanic Engine company held an IN
u elest.ne monthly meeting FRIDAY n.gh,.
rms company now numbers tnI,y menu, q 5,
ahu is IN a ioursh.ng condition,
The sale OF excursion tickets over DO h
roads 10 Houston ana GalSesIOn VIII begin
saturday afternoon at o'e.ock. or as soon
as tie atternoon trans have uefarteu.
MRS. Isaynor ana mrs. PugnOr left today
Tor clinton, $40, 10 Joan Then n1sSanus, ~.u
are with the Langtry Construction company
there
The grand Jury has turned in only fvc
felony indictments ana is practically through
WIN TINS c.ass OF ofenses. There is only
one murder case on the docket. that OF
Mack Hannah, carried over from a iofner
term. An adjournment was taken To-Day
until Monday.
MIS-. l. ~ Ewing, accompanied by ner
daughter. Miss BESSIE LIVING, and her grand.
daughter, Miss Josephine Ewing, returned
to Waco this morning. Mrs. Ewing has dis
poseu of her entire interests IN BRENNAN
ana Will make Waco her acme - the tu-
ture, During her stay in the city the lr.ends
OF Miss BESSIE Ewing e2erted themseNe IS
lor her pleasure. The X cup gave a
house party in her honor "wednesday even-
ns at the residence of Major ana Mrs. I.
h. Bolts, and Thursday the clue WAS en-
terained at dinner by Miss Mabel Giddinss.
AT regular meeting of the kn.s hts OF
Pyth.as Wednesday night Mr.. George fucker
MAS e.ected master OF work 10 NIL vacancy.
Stanley Ii. Watson departed today for San
Antonio and other points II West and South
west Texas. lie informed a reporter that
reports received daily by his firm, the
Rosedalo Nurseries, covering seyenty-hve of
the lest counties IN the Siate indicate the
hnesl crops ever known. The exceptions to
this hntterng condition of aflars are round
IN few counties east OF Wash ngt0n aud
Gown the valley Of the Brazos to the guilt
The Second regment band is always a
magnet of wonderful attractive power u!
drawing people out to Their concerts, and
when, as was the case Thursday evening.
The programme is followed by dance, 1t is
Just impossible for people to remain away.
Il was d beneficiary Of entertainments that
carried SO many people out to the Park
theater. The band was assisted N "Recoi-
lections OF the War by the signal corps.
their carbines in the battle scene gave a
tnge OF realism to the performance not often
realized.
In the case OF II. NJ. Lochridge vs.. J. e,
Harmon administrator of the estate OF Mrs.
n. L Hill, judgment was given in favor OF
the defendants.
In the case Of James D. Walston ct al vs.
Herbert Walston e. al. the following order
was entered: ''Wii construed q vest TOE
simple t.tle In children OF John and Martha
Watson. One hundred and nfty acres set
aside to Addie Walston for life, with re
balance partitioned amongst other parties
according to agreement, MS prayed for"
The case Of William Schwankowski vs.. NJ.
and NJ. Pavalek was settled.