The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07
BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
HEARING IN THE CASE OF scHRoED-
Err VS.. 5URCHERL.
Artillery Is Not Likely to Attend the
Austin Enoampment--Normal Is
Flourishinq-A Wedding.

Brennan, Texas, July e-District Judge
II. r. Sinks came down from Giddings
Friday afternoon to hold session In
chambers of the district court to lsar the
case Of Mrs. Wanda Schroeder VS.. william
Burcherl. The petition asks that n re.
ceiver be appointed for the Oak Hall saloon
md grocery business, In which 1t was
clamed that Otto Schroeder, deceased was
a full partner and that he was complain.
ants husband.
The counter petition denies that he had
any interest in the business, alleging that
they had verbal agreement by which
Schroeder was to pay $500 for half H.
terest In the profits, but further sets out
that this money was never paid.
Judge Sinks heard part of the evidence In
the case and closed It suddenly by appoint
Ing Mr.. Arthur Wangeman TO examine the
books and determine the status of the
firm for adjustment.
The defendant was required to give bond
in the sum of $500 to await the anal &C.
tion Of the court
The first of the series of the summer
night concerts TO be given a. Firemens
park. under the auspices of the Brenham
ire department will he next Thursday
night. under the direction of Mrs l.. j
evidence VI it viii be arsf.c lruP con
cert and II is TO be hoped that the whole
town will turn out
The normal school course Of Miss Matte
Doak of Giddings was suddenly terminated
here this morning, and her parents Mr.
and Mrs. William Doak of Giddings IN.
formed by wire. At the Methodist pnr.
sonage, at 10 O'Clock Saturday morning,
appeared Mr.. James w Murray OF Llano
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs William Doak,
charming and viyacious school marin Of
~ summers, who has been here attending
the summer normal They were armed
J. Massey soon said the solemn words
that united them in the holy bonds of mat.
rllnuny. A number OF her sister teachers
attending the normal accompanied the hap
Ply couple to the depot 9pd they left on
the westbound Central for Austin ana
from there will go to the home of the
Sam {. Mccoy. one of the executive CON.
mittee of the colored normal here that
dali Is In receipt of the following letter Of
thanks
Dear Sir: Please accept my thanks FOR
the copy Of the action of the executive
sent me some days ago / sincerely hop,
that in the future the colored summer nor.
utdl HAY Ue dlQSelucl IfCt from the ulS
turbanceS that have affected them IN the
past and that the hes, teachers o. tha
state, including your committee will also
labor for the uphuildlng of a strong moral
sentiment alongside the intellectual dcvcl-
opmeut Of H. coored people of thu S ate
OF Texas. Wishing you much success in
your several charges, | beg o. remall, W Irs
very truly. j. 5. Kendall.
One Of Brenhau's crack military organ.
lzatous Is in great doubt about attending
the State encampment t. b. held al Austin
by the fact that the adiutaut general has
rot provided the necessary expenses OF the
aPdeS tRe Tie pe W4 9 Sm i5ey
furnished their own horses and fed them
en- route. ana were not reimbursed by the
state for the outlay. u is estimated that
me expense OF taking the horses without
inc anu OF the state VIII amount to within
tne helghoorhood OF 5000 anu this IS per
maps, low eStlmate. captain henfE
SchuiIZ Is IN receipt OF il le!tef from MAJOR
l. y. fiateau OF Dallas, IN command OF
ne TrSi Artiileery. IN Whlcn nc SAYS lhat
w pallus alLllleIN VIII NOV attTThu tHlS
NINA iV w sane lenS1n tna. the I,fii
hGu"'on aIIliiitry disn,,aluded ana tna bre4'
tsnd MI iii 10, a.. 81 q t,,r,asS,+ y,tb
orf III ,',,nb 81 +bn seiic ~"
rho Secnnd wool ~ H. prepba,r sun,
mer normal closed FRIDAY win fo"r werIs
rC,,n 10 h. co,unfc.nI irhc uorE ~ IN ,
normal begtns nj \ o'clock and closes nt 4
with nm intermission Of two bours M moon
and iustruction l. given it un branchp
required for second first and permanent
cprti6cntes Tbe attendance FOR thc most
week has been afty one. ana several are arc
expected 10 come i'm next Monday The
following counties are rcpresented: Aus
tin Lee Milan BurlesGn Montgomery
Mason Fayette, Fort Bend washington
and Gillespie. All teachers In attendance
are here Tor work. hence thorough ana sys
tematic work has been done; all will be
benefited and become better qualified to
teach and educate the youth of Texas
Fellow teachcrs and the public generally
ure cordially invited TO visit the normal
Messrs w r, Ewing, James II. Simon
H. G. Langhammer, II. l.. Salley, ID. Il.
league. Joe Smith W. T. Sails, o. A.
Seward and L. +. AmmOns have returned
from picnic fish fry and squirrel barbe
down on the Brazos for the past two or
three days and they are all loud In their
praise of the hospitable entertainment Civ,
on them Ii was n most ENJOYABLE outing
aud the Brenham attendants are enthusiasts
tic In their praise OF Its conception and
the admirable manner in which It was car
rled out They say nothing was left IN
done that would contribute TO the pleas,
urc of the visitors.
Mr.. Billow of Billow Brothers inventor
OF the machinery necessary to burn oil In
place of coal, was In the city Saturday to
inspect the working OF the burners recently