davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23
:Ine Peoples Journal.
Local and Personal.

--Mnlshnl John p. Griffin had mess
OF English peas Oh Sunday tho 18th inst
-Magistmto w. l.. Jenkins has few
acres Of the post wheat we have scen this
spring.
Miss Fannie Stton Of Blaine, S. G..
8 visiting at tho homo of Mr.. w. H..
a shmore.
Misses May and Cora O'Dell, of
Ro nokc, visited friends in Grccnyile
and Laurens counties last week.
Mrs. Minor Martin, with her grand
daughter, Miss Olivia McfIugh, visited
relatives iii town last Thursday.
Rev. d; p. Rcarden will preach at
Pleasant Hill Baptist church on the sec
ond Sunday in June ut IL n. m.
John d. Harris, of Lendcrman,
Grccnv:iic county, spent few days with
his brother, II. ID. Harris. last week.
The Iorg wished for rain came last
Saturday night and has continued ut i'll
tervals Eiucc.
The good rains havo brought bright
faces and cherished hopes to everybody
in this part OF the ccunry.
Good sermons were delivered Mt
Cross Reads church on last Saturday
and Sunday by tho pastor Rev. Il. 9.
11osScllw.
Sunday was Communion day at
Cross RooGs and thcrr WA , j,,on con0
creation. nltI,ouoh Tho wnoi,,nr wo. nm
favorable
There will be an afternoon singing
ut Brthl"hem school ho':So on the tyst
Sunday III Jun commencing at 2 O'Clock.
lITeryOndy is invited and Il good time is
expected.
Mrs T,;l:o ,1o,1r;y ,,,,t> wv,
1o ir,v,r ~; .,n ','.' '',.'',Gl ~ ~
thc;r si,t.u 49,, t,l,ro,,,n r.:
O,nnoc Nrws >'''''''>o i'' Oi''t'
-iDr. +. u. Harris. OF Rlthcrfordton,
wnn; ~. i,orr;s 49, n"Io,,s' Hnnat; i''.
here soon '|'''o
'-'AlfS. John T.. Griffin, who has for
the past Two week" been en- visit to her
parents sc F"'rI,a', Anderson county,
re'"lHco nom" 's'iS week.
f,,,,. T,.,o7 ,r,,,,;,
70 Clcmson tc,nrc 'i.,.'t; i'.:t ~"1 - 'ni'eu M
Cro ,>r ihn ;,,,nn. i, ,,,,,o, " 1,;iI ~. 40
test Of The c,det companies OF That insti-
tu'ion.
On Saturday t,o 1S.h instant tho
Gross Roads ci.urch nossr1 rrsnlnt;ons
to tho effect t,,at o!l;.nlino members
shall ho ,lrnlt w;th y:hout f,Ir.her Iolnv
than i; absolutely necessary.
,r -,
the M'sh.'on OF 'io*e VINO expect
70 compete '"f Fcho!hf"hlp nt Kock
same elsewhere in this paper.
~. , :,
-A'n ";'li"' !, 't''o', picnic o. 'he
I>a;'GUo ;'':" ,N'a'r' '''!:''l'3 WAS hc!u at
N'n J, lc:::,'<' G: '"%' 'lII"h. Nn'1e nom'
,"f "i ''A','H p'"i'" went aEa seem 70
nave 'hdoS'o '''''"''eS'
The union meeting cf the first divis-
icn Of Tie Twelve Mile River Associ l.
ton will 20! with the Nine Forks Bap-
tit church on Saturday before tho fifth
Sunday in Jn'c at 8 @. IN. Program
Win ~ p PS'''',''''' '''''t'
---I,ckCMS can Justly beast Of being
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23
NOTICE.,

Ny Jack will be at Liberty un.
I'll tho 10Th Of June.
Wg2wA, Y, 7, BQWEN.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23
A Warm Winter

A Warm Winter
Is not a good time to sell
heavy shoes and heavy dry
goods. My prices Oh heavy
Shoes, Jeans, Flannel Out
ings, Worsted and Heavy
Dress Goods of all kinds
for the next so days will
be SO hot they will have to
Move Out. Then you will
Want Plows
Plow Stocks, singlotrees,
and oil kinds Of plow goods
Botter get my prices bo-
fore you buy elsewhere.
In few days you will
want Carbon Seeds. Early
Corn Irish Potatoes, etc.
have bought the very
best for planting Re-
member that 1 sell
Atkis Saws
Of all kinds, and deal in
all kinds of Mil and Shin
glo Mill Supplies. Come
and see
~. MI. NLORIeI%.
Piclcns, S. G
RGE Home Phone Ne. "a.
fcb22tf.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out Of order.
What 20 Do.

What 70 Do.
There IS comfort in the KNOWLEDGE so
often expressed that Dr.. kilmcr's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the
oack' kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
OF ,hc urinary passage. 1t corrccts inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use Of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomcs that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to 20 often
curing the day, and to get up many times
during the night The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swairp-Root is soon
feaized. II stands the highest for its won-
derfu cures Of the most distressing cases.
II you need medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in SOC. and ST. sizes.
You may have sample bottle of this
wonderful discovery EcIE"r
and book that tells asTiiis!sSI Fs:...,ts
more aboutit both sent EEI!tsi;; &; NJ; /
absolutely free bymail, W. III :sSIEElE5 EE5
address DR.. klmer & Uomo Of swonn.noo,
Co., Binghamon NY. When writing men,
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23
s. .E3 tMaHaR a.

Offers his services to the
General Public for build
ing purposes either by the
Contract or the day
work is guaranteed when
Ec supcrviscS the work,
and he refers to his patrons
as to his qualifications and
thoroughness. All persons
desiring a reliable contrac.
tor or builder will do we'll
to &c him before closing
trade elsewhere,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
aud Don't Know it.
How 10 Find Out.

Pill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twcnty-four hours; a
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23

sediment or set
tling indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
ncys; if it stains
your linen it Is
evidence Of kid
ncy trouble; too
frequent desire TO
pass 1t or pain In
the back is also
L..
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-05-23
NOTICE TO NIAGISTRATES

May s, 1901. w3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10
Haas DEATH ROLL


.HARnING... Hnlshoro. Texas IunS g.
Mrs. J W. Harding died here last night.
CHANDLER eorAcana. Texns. June o.
Mrs. ]. Il. Chandler died III her home res.
teriay. 7o2 Eas, Twelfth street
WILLIAMS. Longuew. Texas. june a.
A. e. Wiiiiams, who died "a pittshurs.
Texas, last night, was buried herr today
with Masonic honOrs
M,ELREATH waxahachle. Texas June
b,--iamcs McElrcath an old-tlMe citizen
q Ellis county ana of waxahachie. died
here last night, AGED - years.
UTlGER. pot,sboro, Texas. Inne = u.
NJ, utigcr, an old resident and prolnipent
Citizen Of this community. died nt his home,
this morning az O'Clock Of Brlghrs dis.
case
MCASLANn, -Texarkana, Texas, Jnne 3.
l'rof Felix McCasland, principal az the
pphlie school Al Bright star ARK. eighteen
miles southeast q TcNarkana. 'lled yestor.
Gay Of consumption
HAMPTON. Enuis Texas. June "a
telephone message wns received hcro today
sayiug that G. w. Hampton, whose home Is
IN Ennis died at o'clock this morning at
his farm near Fofreston
GRAHAM Marshall, Texas, June A.
West Graham, n we'll known yonng man
OF this city. died at the residences of his
brotherinlaw, William Ncwton, eleven
miles southeast Of here last a'ght,
HIRsMlAUSER. Victoria. Texas. inuc
aMr. Fred lilrschauser, one Of the oldest
and most respected OF Victoria countN's
German citizens, died yesterday at his
home, near lneh. az the age o. 40,
GRAMIfNnER,- Victoria, Texas. June q
Mrs. Anna Gramuuder died Yesterday morn
ing nj the home OF her daughter Mrs Cath
crime zirincks. she was born In Karnten
Austria, In $50, and came To this country
IN 1853 At the time OF her death sh,
was the oldest resident ot Victoria.
KESSELus. Bastrop. Texas. June S.
Mr. William Kessclus died az his home hvrs
yesterday morning at RIO o'clock, OF an
pcndieitis, and was buried al i'ao o'cloct
p, M, Rev, John poerr Of the German Meth
odist church officiating Born ~ SnNoly
ty-fve wears ago and taking place attn Nnl
love and respect Of oil
PAGE Corpus Christi Tezas, June q
Horace 1Iihhard Page Que ~ Corpus Chris
It's foremost citizens proprietor nf thu
Page Planning Mill and Gin company, diei
AT hts home on the hluif here Friday rypu
ing az go o'clock Of heart failure, he
ceased was native Of South Ryegaio
Vt, aged "a years. For several years pss
he has conducted the Page planning mil
and gin on the blum here.
SAUNDERS Fort Worth, Texas, Jun
| o,fhe remains Of y. Saunders reAchai
mere this morning from Austin, whore h
| died Friday. aged 90 Years The cause O
death was an accident which happened 4
/ him when the hlg Austin dam broke 0bou
wear ago He was caught in the ma
| rush Of waters. lie was formerly a res
| dent Of this county aud the remains wer
! Inferred this afternoon az Grapevine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10
AS OTHERS SEE US.
Man from Missouri Wants Houston 10
Get Gugher.

Man from Missouri Wauts Houston 10
Get a GuEher.
10 the Editor 0f The Post.
Scdaiia, Mo, June I.~When left Hous
ton. some two weeks ngo. | did ~ with
a feeling OF regret. for during my so.
journ there Of ten or more days be
came very fayprahly impressed with the
city and It's future fl your editorial
article furnished YOU from he pen OF q
Mir. Geo. l.. Porter and ! send THIS 20
affirm every sentiment he Expressed, You
have wonderful opportunities there ~
your people win get up aud avail them
selves OF them. just thlnk of T.! Already
q city Of 10000 or 5000 people; dozen
on more railroads, large cotton, rice and
Oh interests and the full assurance OF
deep water 10 the sea. why, Mr. Editot
what more could sou ask God Almighty
city 0f two, three or four hundred thou
sand people. only one that ! can think
radius OF ten miles Of the city livc
Wen found within these boundaries would
bring 90 your city iu thirty DAYS l0DJ
every section Of the United States. men
who are restless nj home and wish 70
Ind new and grcener heids TO exploit on
times more good for the city than the
beaumont oil eau ever do. Then what
should your people do 10 the estimation ~
a far away friehdf Let me tell YOU. Have
Your wealthy citizens get together and
raiRc, say. one hundred or more thousand
Gnllnrs aud sink wells and keep on sink
,ng them until they md Il. There is no
Question Of oil deposlts all oyer the south
eastern section OF the State, but you
have to look for Il. You are not. goiug
to stumble over II going aloog the blY
roads, nor are you going 70 md Il ny
turning a rock over somewhere. Find oil
rcar Houston and | know capitalists who
VIII come on the FIRST train and help you
hhld a mighty city. They win start fac
torieS in Your midst TO give employ mont
10 an who wish 70 work. They win bpiid
on your corners eight and ten-stOry steel
IRE proof buildings, They viii rlye you q
milllUn dollar hotel, They viii give YOU
fine PERKS and beautiful bonlevards. They
vii give all the old time Texans 50 much
money FOR their realty holdings that they
VIII be enabled for all time 10 come Z.
ylt hfcl and enjoy life as they did III
Tie days OF yOre.
! liked Houston; was = infatuated with
Der splendid and courteous gentlemen, and
The ladies' God bless them. ! never ~ "
snch pretty. ones ip all my life. After !
| had hobnOhbed With tts people q few days
| ! sn.d to myself IN penslye sort Of q
/ way, how | would like 70 stay with them,
but there was no gusher near Houston
| and I came away. j. w. Mctlure-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10
MARRIAGES in HAAS.


VEST. STEELE. -Itillshore Texas. Jnne
> WIN A. Vest and Mrs Annie Steele
were married Ivy Rev. y. c. Dewitt
SMITHS, SrANFIELD. Ennis, Texas,
June s-Gcorgo w. Smith az Ennis aud
Miss Etne Stanield Of Dallas were married
last sunday.
EnW ARnS.LiNDLFY.- -Grecnvllle. Tex.
aS, June TO. +. Edwards aud Miss Grace
~. l.ndley II Commerce were married in
this city Sunday afternoon.
HUGHES nt'REN. - Corsicana. Texas,
June a.-'John Hughes and Miss Rvwcpa
puyen were married tonight az 8 o'clock
az the home of the bride IA this city.
POWELL. COINECK. ~ChannlnG. Texas.
June William Powell and Miss Edith
Nnneck were married here yesterday az
the home OF the brides sister, Mrs,
Farmer.
GlRARp. GOODMAN. Tyier. rexas.
June - u. Glrard Of Williams. Arts,
nnd Miss PAMELA Goodman ct this city
were united IN marriage az the First Bap.
tist church hero last night.
KtTCNlfl II ANN Grecuyille, Texas.
June GA +. Ritehie ana Miss Ellen
aamu, a bright and promising young
/ couple from the Falrlie community, wer,
! married at the court house yesterday after
noon.
kuBtNSoN.BLAiR. ~ Corslcana. Texas
juno Nv A. Robinson OF Shreveport
4 la. aud Miss Gencvteve Blair OF llills
/ horo were married in this city at 8 o'clocl
| tonight at the homo of the brides sister
Mrs. Ed A. Polk,
SHEpARD-wiI.D, Fort Worth, Texas
4 June -. Miss Clara NJ, Wlld Of st, Loul
/ married IN ST Louis last week The cero
4 mony took place az Lafayette Park Baptis
church The bridegroom Is connected VIII
1 the Texas and Pacific company here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10
NEW BUILDING FOR JASPER.
Bricks Are to Replace the Frames Whic
Were Burned

Bricks Are to Replace the Frames Which
We're Burned.
Jasper, Texas, June 9.-Ab Dnncan's
two story building on the northwest corner
OF court house square is being rushed "a
completion. Kcllie & Mays new building
Tor a large furniture store viii be put nm
next week
company was organized yesterday to
build ak two story bricks on Main street.
when VIII cover part of the burned dis.
J b., Faircloth,. L. +. Scarborough, Scar.
borough; Scale Co win put up TEN.
porary buildings and resume business M
once y. NJ. Hart, w. j. b. Adams and
several other merchants are awaiting the
insurance adjusters before deciding what
The loss in the recent FIRE was near
SlVV',tV ana Insurance about 81, ECO Nv.
SlyOouN around town and especially The
losers are cheerful md Jasper will come
Alter all, one of the largest losers rr.
gulse' " N''
The Jeff Davis Rifles are going to mr.
tempt to rebuild their arnlory, hut not on
the same ground, as It is too much In the
center of the town
II The railroad would now put on freight
service. people would he enabled to soon
resume business.
large force of men are at work on the
depot, which will he the largest and MGR.
ticst on the Gulf, Beaumont aud Kansas
City railroad.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10

under the derrick floor Ia dams 10 settie
Is then used over agin. The pomos
VIZ never stopped unless additional cas-
Ing mas 70 be screwed on Even ,hen the
interruption y only Tor a fraction az time
~ tht soft clay and sand would ouirklv
LOG the, easing anu ia; and prevent fur
'her drilling II the pumping was STONED
IN extra pumping set Is attnched ~ the
new casing which Is quickly screwed ~
,ne one n the hole, while the workmen
shown Ia the photograph taken few
Ing drilling Is remarkably swift. MS the
Mhtfr SO loosens the earth thai nrindlno
Is Keen, The speed j. really much greater
dr n1un Touiu DC possible with nn oli-tlme
utll In case qncksands are xtrnck y
mo- Of clay and water is pumped into
t,hhe Meii instead Of wafer This walls M
! tne mole aud kepns out the opicksSnd
one drillsr discovered This after ten DAYS
ssuunils enorts TO complete his well. lie
found that at the end OF that time ths
bottom Of the wen was twelve feet higher
man MAS before the qulcksand was
yet II he had continued to use either ajoue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10
CHRISTIANS ADJOURNED.
ONLY ONE IMPORTANT CHANGE
WAS DECIDED UPON.
The Growth OF the Church in Texas
Demands Entire Time Of the Cor
responding Secretary

80
waco, Ieaas, June "s-Ane tentn annual
Christian Missionary convention Of Texas
ctnsrd to,iny amor rnn,atnlnu In session
49,. NJ IN. !, ,,,.- Z, w. w. ~.
since wednesday, nlSht, ine business Was
finished last night and today WINS dcv ted
Ia rellaieus exertiscs All the pulpts Of
-. - r's,'f
WV siS were hiseu ~ visiting Minus y
10 the convention and this afternoon &C
~, ~ ,e,s,'.
=, ,' Nv SV s ,..su.,as ,,.,san..
80 "as au'''~en ~ eut's''an r.usr
n re,nn p's ~ nr,,siS,n, ~
no INA n,es s' ,n ,,t ,l.,s sst
IL az, s,at I'm r,th, p IN. ~ ~
~, a11 Nvnt,eu.ht WV aNanMs,n ~
.n,r,an ~ NM ,., nm NV 0S Sne ~, M
'as
or he ehnreh FOR "ncthrt year ,norr mar
90 have tho corresponding secretary and
superintendent ~ missions TO give thctr
entire time 10 this work and u drop the
WORK or ev1ngcliaing, Ms has been prac.
tleea heretofore, D. H. Sanders, VINO rns
served IN the capacity OF corresponding sec
executive board and his successor viii be
elected at the hrst meeting o. zoe board.
- ne entire session OK inc conNenii9nl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10
corroN GROWING ban MEXICO.
Increase Credited to Extension Of lrr
cation Systems.

Increase Credited to Extension Of lrri-
cation Systems.
New York Commercial
The British legation NJ the CITY o. MOI
leo sends y report to lis home government
TINT the production ~ cotton Ia Mexico Is
steadily increaslne especially In the more
northern portions ~ the republic In tho
same latitude as Northern Texas ana not
far from the southern limits % Arizona,
whcro che American culture Of cotton Is
being extended, although In somewhat of
m experimental way at tho present tine.
The production Of cotton In Mexico for
1853 II placed by the Mexican government
~ about ace o0n,0O0 pounds Of which near,
ly 50 per cent was grown In the northern
provinces This production shows an In
crease Of fully NA,OO0OoO pounds since lbAl.
The Indicated land shows great produc
tiyity the Same as has been found where
irrigation has been conducted in the com
paratVely arid regions Of Arizona and New
| McNlco IN The United states.
the principal cotton growing districts Of
! the Mexican republic fre situated In the
| gthtes of Coahuiia, Durango, Guerrero,
| OnSacn Tppie and Vera Cruz There was
q time when the region along the Pacific
const. M 10 the mountain range, wHH con.
gidered ls very productive for cotton. The
only apparent successful scheme for pro
noting the growth Of cotton IN Mexico IN
TINT attending irrigation In the northerh
section.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10
Edna News Notes.

The jury failed TO agree in the case OF
jim Manus charged with killing Ben Ward
in this county about three years ago.
The case of II. T. Chlvers, charged With
embeaxlement. was tried yesterday and the
jury has not yet rendered verdict
cattle shipments for yesterday from Edna
pens we're as follows: Arthur Burns, >
cars w Westhoff. l car: Hayes Bros. 2
cars to Evans Snider, Buell. 4 Co., st.
Louis Ward & Rose cars to Greer, Mills
& Co.
Ward & Strauss will ship IL cars from
Edna pens TO Chicago today.
The gathering Of boil wceyil goes stead
ily on, something over 100000 having been
brought In to date and destroyed Crops
are looking fine and prospects are the best,
and the Old good times that this county
almost assured
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
A Triple Funeral Of Storm Victims
local Notes.

HiNNtNf " OhOIn1 NtCUnlS.
Local Notes.
Galveston. Texas. June "a triple fu-
neral Of storm victims occurred nj 4
O'Clock this afternoon from wciston's un-
oertaking establishment The services
were over the remains Of Mr.. T.. A. Rats.
seau' who was one Of the oldest residents
OF the city, and Of his two granddnughters.
BESSIE May Ratisseau, aged years. and
Katie Bertrand Ratissean, aged years.
me Ratissenu family lost torty.three mem,
,Sas anllhg TIC storm, II was probably
tue largest family on the island The
funeral this afternoon was attended By
ceased.
The remains Of Mrs Thomas Rpey =,
this city, who died yesterday al san An,
tomo arrived here this morning They
MI be Inferred here tomorrow IN the
calvary cemetery.
Rev j, Il French, pastor Of the presbv.
tetian church Of Fort Worth preached 10,
uaN az the First presbyterian church OF
mus city lie was recently called 10 the
t1s'Nrate 81 this church to succeed Rev.
W. y scott, who resigned to 90 10 Staun-
ION va Until this morning Rev French
lli,d not made III own what action he would
take IN regard to the acceptance or refusal
OF the call ana the CONGREGATION OF tho
church were hoping that he would accept,
ne announced, however that ne w0ild not
leaNe his church AT Fort Worth
:, Brephy; clerk of the corporation court.
returned this morning from Humble,
IeNaS where he has heeu for several
| weeks recnperadng his health. When he
III galveston his condition was critical,
| but now recovered sufficiently to resume
( his usual duties tomorrow
Robert Clarke Of the firm of Charles
| Clarke q Co. left this evening for Mobile,
Ala, to look after some harbor work TINT
] is being done at that place,
.. Thompson, Joint agent Of the Santa
! Fe and Southern Pacific at Rosenberg,
/ was In the city today.
John W Coulter, merchant OF Bryan
| Is In the city
! Frank Nj. Spencer left this evening foi
/ Austin.
Mr. and Mrs f. IL Parnell of Houston
! were IN the city today.
/ r. A. Chadwick Jr. of Houston spen,
| the day In the city
A. Brlgance Of Navasotn is among this
! visitors tn the city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10
EuNsToN ME THE ocTopus.


General Fred Funston, In letter writ
ten 70 Captain Adnn g. Clark Of Law
renee referring to incidents connected viii
the expedition which resulted In the cap
ture OF Aguinaido, said that he helpei
cal an octopus which We were fortunat,
70 get whore II had been left In shslloA
water al low tide.)
whats this news comes from hanilyf
SAID the Ancient Pouplist,
As he scanned his weekly paper
And tore OF "chaw" Of twist,
piece here says at Freddie funston,
ont lOnkin' for fuss
Drew his skibbard from bis scabbard
And Ell up the OclTp-Ius!
.'WeIi. 1 swan! Now don't that jar ye'
Think o. thar. now! Amt u nnef
There's hoy fer 20 be proud OF.
Wight AT he was one o mine
Amt no more afraid than nothin-
Nervy, scrappln, little cnss
He has made ~ debtors 20 MN
Since he ct the OCTOPUS.
1--WE kin sleep IN peace now. mother,
No more lockin' Of the door,
Fer the source Of all our troubles
Now Is downed for eyermore.
Amt no danger of the country
Colin now from wuts 70 wuse.
Fer cur Fightin' Freddie flnston
Has ct up the OCTOPUS"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10
Alvin Items.

Alvin, Texas, June 9.The young people
of Alvin and Angleton have planned a
Joint basket dinner and picnic at the
beautiful grove on Chocolate bayou Jun
IA.
Miss Elelse Jack, wha has been attending
school in Nnvasota, returned home last
week.
Miss vivian Leary. who has been atten l.
ing the Huntsville normal, Is spending nor
vacation with her parents in his city.
Hon. A. II. II. Tolar Q II or o. tn An
gleton Commoncr, visited his daughter,
Mrs. w. Il. Strickland saturday.
Mrs. Dan Brchhcld and daughtr OF
Centralia, Kan. is visiting relatives in
thls city.
Miss Allie May Franklin of Arkansas
is visiting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs Ne
Dough, of this city.
Mayor r. Nj. Hartley made business
trip to Galveston Tuesday.