The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Knights OF PNhias Will Decorate Graves
OF Deceased Brethren.

BRENNAN, Texas, May 4-Snday. Nav
D, Will be observed as Decoration day by
BRENNAN lodge No. 10, knights Of Pythas.
with appropriate ceremonies The tribute
of love and tears will be symbolized in
flowers strewed upon mounds where slecp
comrades of the hosts invisible. The of
fetal program will be carried out as fol.
lows:
$3.50 y. m.-Knights of Pythlas assemble
at Castle hall
4:3O p. m.-procession moves in the fol
lowing order: Second regiment band,
speakers in carriages, widows of deceased
knights, Knights of Pythias. citizens. Line
of march: Start at Castle hail. corner OF
Main and North streets, thence east to St
Charles street, thence south to Alamo ave.
nue., thence west to West street, thence
south to cemetery.
AT the cemetery the exercises will be as
follows: Music by Second regiment band
knights of Pythias; ADDRESS, Major f. Is.
Botts; music, Second regiment band; bene-
diction, Rev W. NJ Gaddy
The following committee will have charge
of and .superintcud the decoration OF
graves; W. y. " God, NJ. A. llealy. Alex
simon, r. y. Lunn. c, 7. Ron, h. [. Bus
ter, *. j. SwearlnEen, j. ID. tamphcll,' Il.
5. Rogers, X. 4. JaeGgli, DR.. j. b. York,
IL. X. Harrison.
The graves of the following departed
M Mn T Tho@ ST Snf0 william W. nR VI Levi" t.
Shpley, Ord 4. Mutchett, d. w Bloom
barg, II. W; GRADER, j. NJ. Goss, e, a.
Robbins, j, Bloomberg, J. w. Saylcs c. q.
Morton, T.. Iirschberg, j. r. Swcaringen,
Jefl BHssett, Il. II. Haynie, A. Il. rllaplett,
William Korf. W. Il. Sloan j. L. Jackson.
J; C. Justice, r. \. Stuckegt, j. J; Harris.
J. r. McCrudden, !: i. Simmons, L. II.
Tamplctt,, frqnm Middleton.
The following members Of the various
ton county will leave sunday for the mcet
ing of the Grand Lodge at La Grange; DR.,
Edward Becker, grand medical examiner;
and Henry Grote of Norwearst No. 6; Mlke
Russi of NergIssmcinnicht No. Il; II. Wal
tiers of Johanna No. IL; 4. Vented OF
Matte No. 30; II. X. Ramsel of Greenyiue
No 49, Fritz Bosse of Aufwcerts No. 100;
Henry Quchc Of Heinrich No. 40, Henry
Eckcrt Of Johanres Fichte No. 162; A. jam
huhenberg No 1893 Resides these dele
gates Messrs. Charles W!elkens, II. Cornell
son, Henry Muegge, August Randernann,
Gustav Brandes and others will attend
Mr. George MihlbErger, well known
farmer residing five miles north Of Bren.
ham, died Friday morning and was buried
The music class Of Miss Kate Estes will
give a recital at Lusk's hall next Friday
Miss Maidle Blue of Independence is
There will be picnic by the people Of
Independence next Friday
Miss Ruby Gardner returned this morn
ing from visit to her sister, Miss Alta
Gardner, who is studying vocal music at
Patton seminary. Oak Gin. ,
band, field artillery and signal corps, ar
rived home Saturday morning from Austin:
where they took. part In the reception OF
The Nil club and the Four Hand Euchre
club we're entertained jointly by Miss Mol
lie White Harrison, on Friday afternoon.
There were half a. dozen ties for the prize
n beautiful fan. In the cut 1t fell to Mrs.
4 n Chidress. Miss Grace Gardner won
the club pin. Refreshments served before
followed by cream and cake. The XIII
club will meet next With Miss Sadie Mcln-
'Twcnty-ive marriage licenses were issued
for the month of April and i6j chattcl
mortgages filed, The filing for registration
Of chattcl mortgages for the week amount
The Methodist SUNDAY school is picknlck-
ing today at the crossing of the Washing
ION road on New Year Transportation was
furnished all the scholars and the start was
made from the church AT 900.
Miss Mamie Morrlss arrived home ms
afternoon from Bracketville. where she has
been teachng school the past eight months
4 camp hunt Is being arranged TO occur
nj Gravelly Point on the Brazos and TO
begin next Friday, number OF the hren,
ham Young people and some of the elders
Misses Elsie Garrett. Courtney. Williams
Mamie and Kate Morrlss. the Rnchannns'
the Felders and the Morrisscs. Misses Bes-
sic and Ina Eldrldge left Friday for Chap
nell nm to ioin n camp hunting party In
Trim to the Brazos river.
Miss Blanche Wiener Of New Orleans,
who has been q guest Of her grandfather,
MIR. Henry Cohn the past week. left for
home this afternoon.
Postmaster W. T.. DIVER returned from
Austin this morning. While In the Capital
C'itv he attended the reception accorded
president Mckinley and lncidently clnched
the Brennan postonice for the next -FOUR
The Galveston Rides arrived from Austin
at nm early hour Saturday morning and
their sneclal coach was transferred from
the Central to the Santa Fe railroad.
Musicians Cohn, Wittshorg and Miller LETT
TODAY for Carmne to furnish music for q
hall. -,
sc ~ Trenton. Tenn have heen guests OF
DR. s. Bowers for several DAYS and left
today for Burton accompanied ny Attorney
r. s. Bowers Of Caldwell