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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-08

1 ,,,,,sv ls5, Barker 2o6; for
I q Ncn,'ss7 AL. McMlnn I'll. Han
4, saye. .sssman, Ball 9s5, Tracy
\ MARION.
November 7.--Returns
II, iea sss 10 hear from: Bryan
" 'G sSs governor. Savers i4is'
bSslu j =, .nnay Is, congress. sh sp.
NJ h haas i7s, Darwin Isl judge
s s'R.' q. 7. Todd 7a0-
/ ..yrarcK COUNTY. ~,
rsxas, November The
. MS ,,avsrick county is now n
r' ssi.y I'm 4l6, Bryan 4o7; say
|te Aenm as 40; Browning 4Os,
hs SIayden AL, Drake S7s.
-.,s November 7.--Demo-
lsA q republican electors IL
ss.ols r y. "a. Hannay IL; congress.
,' MI So, c, W. Johnson II.
MATAGORDA.
~sras November 7.-Mata-
~, goes for Burgess by $50 ma
y ,o r. styles, for district atto'-
4 majority
MLENNAN.
-. November THE cleo
ls.as' was the quietest ever wit
',s There was absolutely no
y. .,svsr in the matter and only
ssre polled in the city out OF
Ws 't,s s OF 1924. The count
. s'aw the election officers taking
q. ~ M the work. The city council
~ ~ vote of the people a propo-
Y. ,ssue $4,000 sanitary sewer
Y election was conducted sep"
"a only slS votes were polled'
!, ,.s,,e was defeated by two votes
a, standing: For the boads 4VS
n, The straight democratic
x triumphant in this county
~, officers elected are as iol'
% v,,ss,esentatives, sixty-sixth dis
r s Neff. H. B. Terrell. distr'c
' S;,steenth judicial district, Mar
,'r.tt: county judge, G. B. Gerald
,,tarney Cullen +. Thomas; DIS
i..s Robert V. McClain; count!
ytouas A. Caufeld; sheriff, JONI
M, tar collector, w. l.. Tucker
.s,.sor. Walllam Davis; treasurer
= Flrhelberger; surveyor, A. w
", ,uperIntendent of public instruc
| II R. conyers, M.
rturns are coming in slowly. Tn
Il Hrst entertained that the demo
tltket would land unbroken in thi
!, Vas shattered by the latest re
nom preeinct No. Z, where Fran
4, Me- democratic nominee for con
r,s defeated by Tom Richardson
,,isnt The returns from about hal
,ue. In the county show slight re
|,ar rains over 1896. The vote TO
mn Increased some over two year
M Il is estimated that the Nc
III county delegation in the mex
tuyention will be increased iron
IN 10 fifteen.
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SAN AIGI STINE.

San Augustine, Texas, November T.
For president, Bryan 554, Mckinley S02;
for governor. Sayers $40, Hannay 299.
All county snd district officers democrat
&c. Three boxes to hear from.
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FALO PINDn

4 yo,. iseIas, November MIXED
|eOu, largely and counting slow
L elac,. VII returns show, for dem
b a s iS7 social democratic
epuo!ican electors 80. populist
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NACUGDOrHES.

' w. Texas, November 1.-THE
w ior Inc State ticket Is not in,
4 a. mas eeen received to give the
s,' zee ticket large majority.
49, democratic ticket was elect
il n, sheriff and representative.
MA populist, is elected by small
\, ano b. A. Calhoun, populist,
M, inner 10 the race In this repre-
III, a'slnet over r. w. Haltom,
go ss The electoral vote is large
'''aue' as we'll as all State off,
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Miners Ment on a striIse.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, November 6.-Five hum
dred miners employed at the HolIenbecx
mine Of the Lehigh and wilkesbarre Coal
comnany went out on a strike today be-
cause they allege they were locked excess
eiVelY,
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MEDINA.

BIZ, Texas, November 7.---Medlna
u gives Bryan 227, Sayers 500.
81 amendment $50. Slayden $50, Har-
HI nijority; Kempf clerk; Frericn,
ID Lelnweber, treasurer; Byry. In
M, are elected.
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Mle-Zazcl W. G. welch. Bramburg, Time
1:lzi6
seven furlongs-- Brandon, Ed Ack, War
ranted. Time 1881.
Mle-J j. T.. ollie j., b, G. Fox. Time
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Austin. Texas, November THE light
for district Judge in this county mas Deeh
won by Judge F. G. Morris. lnuepenue aa
and Ms majority will be less than 30.
Two boxes are still out. but with their
total vote for the democratic nominee
Morris would still have majority
County Democratic Chairman Hamilton
comedies Morris election The lhue-
pendents also elected two county com
missioners. Pace in precinct and ROSS
in precinct 4. This county goes demo,
cratic 1000 majority, both National any
tha county The constitutional amend
ment carried by majority OF 1926
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beware of Fraud,

Every success breeds imitators ana
eounterfeiters Look cut for substitutes
when you ssk for csscarets Candy Ca
thartic. All druggists, ioc. 25c. soc.
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Overton, Texas, November Demo
cratic electors 243, republican electors
1877, peoples party electors 49, governor,
Sayers 246, Hannay 1856, McMinn 10; con-
s.itutional amendment. for 20, against
l72; congress, De Graffenried 245, White
$50.
Overton, Texas, November This pre-
cinct gives Hendricks for legislature &C.
district 2S4, Alfred for loater q, district
25s; Fourth judicial district fer district
attorney, Claude Pollard 1888 for district
Judge. W. J. Graham 1@5, c. E. Garner
PSI
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NUECEs.

n - Snfisti, Texas. November T.
b snu and eleven precincts OF
nspunly give democratic electors
IN @'s IVA electors 400: Savers 975
q ~, Ss, Congress-Kleberg 1865.
M heberg will carry county BY
|,,v notwithstanding small vote
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Drift ING.

IF you allowing catarrh its way through
your body, you like the in the boatdrifting
upon long river which ends with destruction.
Catarrh is systemic disease Contrary to general
opinion does conne itself the head and throat
1t attacks the stomach the liver the bowels the lungs
any organ of the body The only way to it is
to cleanse the whole system by thorough use of
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TuROCkMoRToN.

Throckmorton, Texas. November L.
President, democrat 24s, republican 10
kim AZ Hannay 50: Thirteenth district
Jnhn H stephens 1903. C. w. Johnson oil.
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Fort Worth. Texas, November lit
is estimated that not over SO per cent
of the vote OF Tarrant county was poiled
yesterday. Out of forty-hve precincts IN
the CITY and county thirty-one give Bryan
1928, Mckinley 1926; for governor, say
ers 1884. Hannay S71; for congress, Ian
ham $3.50. Dodge 500. Two years ago the
county gave sayers 1904 and GIBBS llol.
-Four years ago Bryan 1915 and Mckinley
22sS out of a total vote OF ABOUT ll'ooo.
BRYAN getting more than three to one OF
the votes About the same proportion
obtains this year. and II the County yose
is not over go per cent the Bryan ma
ioritv of 5662 of four years ago VIII Do
reduced TO about $500, There is some
gain in the republican vote
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SMITH.

TYLER, Texas. November Twenty
boxes out of tAenty-three have been
heard from in this county and gives the
democratic electors 2245, to the republi,
cans 1905; for governor. Savers received
2S7s votes to Hannay 1885; De Gratfenreid
for congress received 1903 to White re-
publican, 2l9i.
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WALLER.

Hampstead, Texas, November 7.-Wu1
the following b Xcs in Hampstead, HDwth
alton, Gladish. Sunny Side and Waller,
the vote in Waller county stands as fol-
lows: Bryan electors 500. Mckinley cleo
tors 53l Governor. D. Sayers 52S, R.
E. HannIy 566 State senator S.xteenth
district---A. G. Lipscomb 7js. W. I. Burns
S0S. Tie ,riat alto ney Twenty-third dis
trict-Sam ]. Styles 779 o. S. York. 279.
Repre- -entative, Forty-frst district-P.
NJ Curry $50, A G. Tompkins 400
The following unity officers were elect
ed j. c. Lipscomo, sheriff; Keet McDade,
county attorney; j. NJ Pinckney. county
judge; j. T Sanders, county clerk; heet
McDade ST., dis rict clerk; E. 6. Sterling,
tax asse sor; S I'M Farquhar, tax collector:
II. A, Kelly. county surer nterdent; d. ).
Cuny county treasurer: Wills Jones, sur
veyor; j. f Miller, public weigher.
The entire county democratic ticket was
elected without single eXcep ion. TINS
is the first time in the history Of the
county that the entire democratic ticket
has been elected
returns from this box are as follows:
President Mckinley III, Bryan IS; gov
ernor, Hannay us Sayers 96 Lieutenant
governor, Smith 116, Browning 9S con-
gress Tracy SO, Ball H. State senator
Burns 80, Lipsccmh 116; district attorney
York 81. Styles ais; representative
Tompkins 10, Cuny 202; district Judge
Thompson 2l6 sheriff Bell 81, Lipscomf
Isl. The remainder OF county officers re-
ceived full vote, having no opposition.
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Shepherd, Texas, November This
town gives democratic electors 100. re-
publican electors 161; governor, Savers
l21, Hannay 16l; constitutional amend
ment, for 80, against IS; congress, S. b.
Cooper 175.
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TOM GREEN.

San Angelo, Texas, November say
ars ga. Hannay 20; slayden $685. Drake
213
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TYLER.

Woodville, Texas, November I-Ai
hui ave boxes heard from. Cooper ear
ried the entire county unanimously say
ers has large majority, District Junse
VESTS majority is $50; district attorney'
pogell has a majority OF loS-
HYATT, Texas, November I.-DemoSra.io
State and National u, repuoi'cap'
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WARRINGTON.

Brennan, Texas. November All OF
the voting precincts in Washington coun-
ty. excepting Routt's Gin, Independence
and Berlin, give saysers 2125, Hannay
776; Burleson 1000. Henderson 125 for
congress. Washington county will have
eight votes in the next democratic State
convention against twelve at present.
For the first time in the history of the
county for many years a majority is
given the National democratic candidate
For State senator Staples received 22O0
votes against s47 for Bryan, the repub l.
can candidate. The following precinct
officers were elected; County commits
sioners. William Johnson, W. II. Craw-
ford, G. A. Broesche, j. R. Pennington;
justices of the peace. E. c. Hughes, j B..
Matthews, j II Chappell. j, j. Mccain
Jake Styles, Henry Neinast, William
Wendt. constables. John S. Ewing, Jack
/ Hendricks. r. II. Burch, A. Voglslsang
/ Thomas Hill. j. w Woods. Thomas Bar.
ton. All other county and district demo-
cratic nominees carried the countg with
ont opposition.
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ltAK DIGESTION.

|ha and Dyspepsia have wrecked
|ston,a ,,eop1e who are weak and mis-
sxtst;o snow that health would return
Il cors sa were made normal. This is
Eiasz s.''on hostetter's Stomach Bit
Esns,s0 oul' Il cures constipation.
p tro,.n ervousness. liver and
h Win .o'es, and produces sound
Pk rev. make you well. See that our
batls s"ue stamp covers the n Z k
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Mumford, Texas, November THE fol-
lowing is the resultNof the election at
this box: Bryan Sc, Mckinley SO; Sayers
&C. Hannay SO.
Elliott, Texas, November T. Demo-
cratic electors got a majority at this box
CT 81; State ticket 80; Henry So.
Calvert, Texas, November Returns
show a complete democratic victory for
Robertson county.
Calvert, Texas. November 7.-Returns
from all the voting boxes in the county
are not yet obtainable, but there is no
doubt but that the regular democratic
nominees are elected. Calvert gave Sen
ator ]. A. Wayland 40 votes, j G. Scott
for district judge 470 votes. Victor 3,
Hudson for district attorney 46y votes.
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WARD.

Barstow, Texas, November Ward
county: Bryan's vote 1872, McKinley's
176; State ticket democratic.
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VICTORIA.

Victoria, Texas. November Victoria
county complete. with one box to hear
from, gives Bryan 11&, Mckinley 9J5,
Sayers 1926. Hannay 9lS, Kleberg 1904,
Crouch 1886, Thurmond 1882, Williams 949;
for amendment about 400 majority Nc
Kinley's plurality in 1895 was ass.
Victoria, Texas. November Follow
ing county and district officers elected;
District judge Twenty-fourth district, j.
G. Wilson; district attorney, J. V. VAN
denberge; county judge. r. w. Fly; att
torney. T. r. Wood; district clerk, j..
j. Jones' county clerk August Klein;
sheriff and tax collector, W K. Callen-
der; tax assessor, w. Hunt Ston<g
treasurer, c. A. Luechner: surveyor j.
W. Ward; justice peace precinct No. /,
r. l.. Daniels constable, Frank Polk;
county commissioners. S. w. w. Jordan,
George Amory. E. S. Jennings, Frank
Zrjacks.
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State and National 81 Cooper for con-
eress n, West for district judge 60. Scale
Tor district judge 81, Douglass ior as
trict attorney 81. Powell Tor district az
torney 81; for amendment s, against 80.
Newton. Texas, November Newton,
Burkeville and Lees Mills, all the boxes
heard from. give the following vote Con-
gress. Cooper 436; senator. Beatty 4ss'
representative, God, democrat, So6. Bean,
Independent populist, els; district Judge.
s. p West. 325. X. b. Scale 212, I j.
Russell 8; district attorney, w. b, PowS
ell 4Os, W. L. Douglass 1a6; county and
district clerk, j, G. Ramsey 25i, j. NJ.
Horger 256; county judge, William Will
son 1872, c. A. Woods 361; sheriff, T T..
Howard 292 w f. Gray 95, Il. j. Ne s.
berry las; county treasurer, John D.
Clark 492; tax assessor, L. j. Windham
81, T. X. Hancock 155. II c. Bush As. d.
j. Rogan l4S. w. II Dickerson "a, j 3,
Mitchell As, J. S. ioungblood 10, @. a.
galloway "a. No vote obtainable as 10
State officers, but county is safely demo-
cratic.
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uvALDE.

Uvslde Texas, November Almost
complete vote Of the county gives kle-
berg $50. Crouch 2sS. Following county
officials elected: Sheriff, Baylor; judge,
Rsblnson; county attorney, Baker; treas
urer, Collier; assessor. Filleman; inspee-
tor, Dalample; commissioner, precinct !,
A. S. Hatch,
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MARTIN.

r...s November Demo
lsA q republican electors IL;
ls .',r. "a. Hannay IL; congress.
I ~ 49, Sc, c. w. Johnson IL.
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,,.rAGORDA.

(. TEXAS, November Malta
", soes for Burgess by $50 ma
sas ~ q styles, for district attos-
a Majority.
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REFuGIo.

Refugo, Texas, November bryan
1872, Mckinley "a; sayers ZIG, Hannay 81;
Kleberg 1856, Crouch so.
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electors 81, Sayers 1874, Rhodes tsoc
Demo- 46, Hannay %, McMinn IS. Congress-
stephens (Dem.) 1853, johnson tRepl 81
representative. Eighty-frst district
Gray DEM 1877, Wilhar (Pop.) liz. Walk
over for all the democratic county officials
in all parts of the county
Palo Pinto, Texas. November I've
have nine boxes In. showing 1890 votes
and four boxes out. The Official returns
State tickets are $40 in favor OF the dem
ocrats. stephens, for congress. is $50
ahead OF johnson, republican. Gray, for
representative, Eightyfrst district, Is liz
ahead Of Wilbar, populst. County DEM
ocratic ticket elected two to one.
PAMELA.
Carthage, Texas, November 7.--Sayers'
majority 1900; amendment lost by 500:
congress, Cooper 1000 majority; district
judge. Graham 1900 majority; electors.
democratic 1900 majority.
POLK.
Moscow, Texas November This pre.
cinct gives votes as follows. Democratic
electors 1876. republican 1856, peoples 8;
governor, Sayers 126, Hannay 1875, Nc
MINI g. Damon 1; constitutional amend
ment, for II, against so; congress. S. B..
Cooper 257; Legislature, T. F. Niece 1893,
John d. Mcleod As; district attorney, C.
w. Robinson 10, S. A. Mccall 49, dis
trict judge. l.. B. Hightower $50. The
State ticket. democratic and republican,
run about with the governors at this
box, The county democratic ticket ahead
in the county as far as heard from.
] Livingston, Texas, November 7-Unof-
fetal returns from eleven precincts, 205;
votes, gives I. +. Niece for representa-.
tive 395 majority. One box not returned
will reduce this some. s. A. Mccall for
district attorney has small majority;
democratic county ticket safe majority
except ]. A. vinson, sheriff, as reported
has two votes majority. j. NJ. Greer
collector, defeated by few votes. Cooper
for congress full vote, no opposition.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-09-01
TEDDY AT SAN JUAN.
New Version.)


They tell Us Teddy didn't fight
They were here at homes :
They say he erawled in out of sight
They were hare at home;l
They say he flunked, as towards will,
Instead Of charging up the hill;
They say he played the craven-still
They were here at home.
They say he euailed before the foe
hey were here at homes
They say he squawked course they
know
They were here at home;l
They say he threw his sword away
" hen Spanish bullets flew that day
Why should we question what they say?
They were hare at home
Chicago Times Herald.
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AAesb&ahetntoe@
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LINCOLN.

price will be only 35c, and as the rail-
roads are making low rates, no doubt,
the attendance will be large.
Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers,
the best in the city. at Korsmeyer's.
Bellstedt's Concert Band % forty
pieces will be in Omaha all Of the month
Of September. Railroads are making
low rates and many people from here
are expecting to attend. II will be q
great musical treat.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-09-01

Mudge-Did he give you an engage
ment rings -
Belle-Of course be did. You don't
suppose l would let him try any OF his
slight Of hand tricks on me, do your
Town Topics. ,.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-09-01

o-lanterns surmounted the stone pillars
Of the gateway, and grounds set With
twinkling FREELY lights awaited them.
In the same rustic style vas the ball
given at Ochra Point by Mrs. Ogden
Goelet in honor Of Miss May Goelet.
Here red, the predominant color was
emphasized by three thousand poppiee,
used in connection with three hundred
msmmouth sunflowers. The hall was
wainscoted with the sunfiowers, seven
feet deep. The peoples garlanded great
sheaves OF corn and wheat, tied with
crimson ribbon. Even the drawing
room palms were frightened with the
two shades Of harvest flowers. The
piazza decorations, by Hodgsou, wore
especially noticeable-the peasants
repairing hither to take refreshments 10
a veritable grape aIbor. where heavy
clustere of fruit hung amid green leaves.
On the table vines OF pumpkins and
squashes trailed over cloth OF coarse
potato sacking in the centre of which
rested pyramid Of fruit and vegetables
And here the Four Hundred ate from
dishes made Of squashes, with knives
aud forks fashioned out Of crook neck
cd squashes ana carrots.
One Of the most available summer en-
ioyments for a denizen OF the Salt
Creek country, is the serene contem-
plation of life in house boat along the
edges of the Lakes. An article in the
current Outing takes one on such q
cruise. particularly fascinating to
prairie folk, and more particularly to
those who have such a voyage. past OF
future, in the said serene contemplation.
Here, at all events, is opportunity to
consider "The Practical House boat
in all it's phases, from the "Blak Rover
OF piratical wharf rats" on East River,
to the luxurious floating studio Dragon,
Of Mrs II. V. Snead. the majestic cruis-
er Alenads, and the more picturesque
Japanese craft. Albeit the article has
the merit of shortnees it includes prac-
teal suggestions ranging from discus.
sion of motive power to consideration OF
the relative merits Of copper, galvanized
and timed heads for tacks used to nail
the canvas over the decks. All OF
which particulars interrupt the author,
Mr.. Charles Ledyard Norton, not in the
least in his display of the panorama to
be viewed from those gliding observa-
ton decks which clip along the head
waters of Maine forest streams or mooI
in the shadow of English poplars OF
Oriental banyan trees.
On Saturday evening, Miss Haze
Bell celebrated her twelfth birthday by
q trolley party followed by feast at the
Capitol hotel. Good wishes and many
pretty gifts were brought her by the
following guests: Misses Charlotte and
Helen Boggs, Aida and Zelda Bennett
Georgia and Katie Field, Florence
Chapman, Bonnie ConkliD, Ada and
Anna Mercer, Jessie Lawden. Ruth
Mann, Phyllis Lowman, Hazel Edle-
mann, May Winters. Helen Snider
Grace Ernst, Ethel Walker and Frances
Westerfoldt. Masters Jamie Boggs
Frank Bennett, Todd Cornell, Harold
Graham, Arthur Dobson, Richard
Davis, Allen Field, Walter Mann, Ray
Pollev. Floyd Roberts, Edgar and Val
sntine Joerger. George Schwartz, Otis
Shatto, Frank Winters, Scott Hallett
Harry McClay, and Mac Boyker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spielman, who left Lin
coin on Sunday evening for their Chi
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-09-01

AAOu ShO SoR0o ~ VIC u4oosa W sno ooy
to Portland and return. stopping at
Newport and Orchard Beach. This
cruise is part Of the usual manual Of
training which will be completed in
June. when Mr.. Oakley will go upon
two yeare' cruise.
Doctor Louise Pound will sail from
Germany for America on September the
sixth, arriving in this city just in time
to take up her work as Adjunct Pro
fessor OF Literature in the Nebraska
University. with the opening Of the fall
term. Her arrival has been delayed by
the difficulty 10 securing steamship
passage owing to the throngs OF return
ing pilgrims.
A watermelon festival was given by
Mr.. N. X. Griggs, superintendent Of
the Central Christian Sunday School,
to the young people in his charge on
Saturday of last week. A special car
took the members Of the school to
Cedar creek. where a most merry out
ing was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. George and Mr..
j. A. Reed, left Lincoln on Monday via
the Union Pacific for Spokane. Wash
ington. Mr.. George goes to accept the
position of supervisor Of drawing and
pehmanship. and Mr.. Reed will be
head Of tbs teachers training depart
ment in the Spokane public schools
under the superintendancy Of Professor
Frank Saylor, formerly Of Lincoln.
Mrs. Winger gave an afternoon party
in honor Of Miss Florence Winger on
Thursday. Miss Winger has just re-
turned from Cornell University where she
earned her DOCTORS degree. The invited
guests we're: Misses Richards, Hou,z,
Kirker. LindIay, Hammond, Clara Ham
mond, Polk. Turner. Gaylord. Barr,
Webster. Harley. Whedon. WEIGH, Root
of Chicago. Garten, Whiting. Adelloyd
Whiting. Riser. Odell, Hoover, Helen
Hoover, Oakley, Mount of Omaha,
Olivia Pound, Harwood, Gere, Ellen
Gere. Frances Gere. Griggs, Deweese,
Hollowbush. Broadly, Dales. Gregory,
and Undrus. Mesdames II. H. Harley,
Roscoe Pound, E. c. Folsom. H. H.
Everett, GEORGE Riser, Teeters. WEIGH,
M. Scott. Griffith and E. P. Brown.
Mrs. George Van Camp Warren en-
tertained on Saturday evening for her
niece, Miss Alice Cecilia Hennis of
Boone, Iowa. Those invited were:
Misses Laura Hennis, Bessie Sbreeves,
Winifred Shreeves, Mamie Armstrong,
and Elsie Granger. Masters Gale Rob-
inson. jamie Hennis, Jr., Arthur Heb
ron, George Leonard Jr., Harry Pillar,
and Harold Bowers.
The Faculty Womeu's Club met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home of the
president, Mrs. Reese, to arrange q
memorial service for Mrs. l.. A. Sher-
man. 1t was decided to request ex-
Chancellor MacLean to deliver an ad-
dress. and il he is able to be present on
Sunday. September the sixteenth, the
services will be held on the afternoon of
that day in the University chapel.
Chancellor Andrews will be asked to
preside. Mrs. Sherman vas an honor
airy member Of Delta Gamma sorority
and the members Of that body will also
be asked to assist in the service. The
completion of the arrangements was
left to the executive committee Of the
club which is composed of the following
members: Mesdames Reese. Taylor.