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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-22
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night with her cousin, Miss Cleo Srasc,
OF EXcc'sIor
Rev. w II. Hitler will leave tomor-
row'lor synod which meets at L,ecsvile.
DR.. Wingard, Of Columbia, has
| charge ol the prescription department
of Mvssrs. Hunter " Whc%lcr's drug
store GIVE him caIl---hc Is an cx'
celieht young man and will give you
the very best OF attention.
Misses Mamie and Olive Counts,
Lahla@c and Lucy Wh"c'cr visited
rclatiVtS IN Town Saturday anu sunday
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-22

No discovery in medicine has over
created one quarter Of the excitement
that has been caused by Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. It's
severest tests have been on hopeIe So
victims OF Consumption, Pneumonia,
Hcmorrago, Pleurisy and Bronchitis,
thousands Of whom 1t has restored to
perfect health. For Cou CHS, Colds
Asthma, Group, Hay Fever. Hoarseness
and Whooping Cough 1t Is the quick
est, surcs: cure in he world. 1t Is sold
by all druggists who guarantee satisfac-
tion or refund money. Large bottles
SOC. and $t.00. Trial bottles free.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEWBERRY COUNTY

BY w. w. Hodges, Esq, Probate Judge
WHEREAS d. A. DICKERT HATH
w made suit to me to grant him
letters OF administration Of the estate
aud effects Of G.. a. Dickert.
Ihese are therefore to cite and ad
monlsh all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said G.. A, Dickcrt
deceased, that they be and apnea,
before me, in the Court of probnte. r.
be held a Newberry Court House, s
e., on the 9Th day Of November next, sf
ter publication thereof, at II O'Clock
IN the forenoon, to show cause, il any
they have, why the said administers
ton should not he granted.
Given under my hand this the 2ls,
day OF October, a. D. 1901.
w. w. HODGES,
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1t Glrtiles the Globe.

The fame OF Bucklen's Arnica Salvr.
as the best in the world, extends round
the earth It's the one perfect healer
Of Cuts, Corns, Barns, 3 uises, Sores,
Sralds, Boils, Ulcers. Fclons, Aches,
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only
infallible Pile cure. 25c. II box at ali
druggists
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-22

Geo. r. Rooster, editor of the Colum-
bla Evening Record, and supporter
OF McLaurin, has been appointed col
lector OF internal revenue TO succeed
the late w. L. Webster.
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Land for Sale.

ArPES NH VEDV nJNJ,
ml'es!r"m Chapprlls, known as part
OF Mrs. Y. f Payne's estate. bounded by
lands Of j. w. Webb, Jno. Hipp and
Mott Payne, will be sold at a reason
able price. For particulars apply to
MOTT PAYNE,
PaynC, s. c.
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Notice i!

Notice Of Final Settlement and Discharge.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that | will make tiual Settle
ment Oh the estate Of Mrs Katie Mclia
Bray, formerly Miss Ka'ie Melia Smith,
minor in the Probate Court for New
berry County, S c., on Thursday the
2lst day Of November, a. ID. 1901, and
will Immediately thereafter apply for
Letters Of Dismissory
NJ II. KEMPSON,
Guardian Of Said (Minor.)
October 18th, 1901.
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Clothing, Hats and Mems Fur
nishIngs

AT less than you can buy them for
at any other store in Newberry.
l2o Mems Suits for $500 worth
$3.50.
100 Mems Suits for $3.50 worth
$1,000
$50 Boys Knee Pant Suits for 75c,
Sl.O0, 81 rs, $3.50, $500, $3.50
and $500 Suit, sell for as much
again at other stores.
20 'ioz Boys Knee Pants at zoo
25c. and SOC. a pair.
1900 pairs Of Mems Odd Pants, best
quality, to fit anyone at 75c., 81 90,
$l.25, $1,5O, $500, so SO and
$500 pair.
Mems and Boys Hats, latest sty yles
at any price you name.
90 doz. Mems Under shirts and
Drawers, the Soc kind for 25c.
10 bolts Of Good Jeans at 121c. n
yard worth Zoo.
10 bolts of Good jeans at l0ac q
yard worth 25c.
10 bolts of 8 or Jeans at 2Oc a ward
worth 800.
10 bolts of 12 on. Jeans at 25c q
yard worth 35c.
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W ard 5.

Mems all WOO Suits. $500 st Wcrtsrs :
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-22

Just received 400 Ladies and Chtden Jackets STYLES
Come and for yourself what say.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-22

20 pieces OF Fine English Broad
cloths, the $l.25 kind, 81 inches
wide for 05c. Il yard all leading
shades.
50 pieces Of Fine French Venetians
80 in. wide, tho Csc. kind for 48c
yard.
100 pieces Of Black Dress Goods, all
the latest weaves at 20 per cent less
than You can buy them elsewhere
200 pieces Of CO orod Dress Goods al
S3c, l0c., l5c, Zoe, 25c, 35c
and b0c yard. You can't match
the quality and price in Nowberry
Come to Copeland Bros. AM buy
your Dress and Trimmings.
Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!!
The biggest line of Shoes in New
berry, bought from the best fac
tories in America Every pair
guaranteed, or now pair free.
10 cases Of ladies' fine Shoes for
$l.O0 worth $1.25
Is cases of mems fine Shoes for $l.25
worth $3.50.
10 cases Of mems Shoes, congress or
lace $1.00 worth $l.25.
15 cases mems fine Shoes, congress
or lace 81 90 worth SO 90.
Anything you want in Shoes come
to Copeland Bros.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
LOCkIART.

Mrs. j. N L. Mccmdy and Miss Lizzie.
her daughter, attended the State meeting
Of the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy at San Antonio this week.
Mr.. j. 7. Blanks and wife of San Marcos
are in the city visiting friends and rein
Mrs. Carter. who has been quite sick at
Marble Falls for several weeks, has re-
turned home. but is vet very feeble.
Miss Ada Bentley Of Buda and MISS Lula
PYLE of Memphis Tenn, are visiting the
family of Mrs Z j. Meyers
Miss Harris Of San Marcos is visiting the
family of her sister, Mrs. Howell.
Many persons from distance attended
the meeting Of the Lockhart Baptist asso,
ciation last Tuesday night. and enjoyed
the warm discussion that was INDUCED IN
by the members
Mr. and Mrs Newt Parr gave an enter
tainmept last Wednesday evening 70 com
memorate the anniversary OF their mar
riage. The occasion was highly enjoyed oy
the friends of the young couple.
Born on December l, 70 Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W Fulps, a boy -. -
Tabor a boy A. Y..,h
Fricke. q boy. ~,
Born December 4, TO MIR. ana MIs' MOT
gan Lane, o boy.
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HEARNE.

Mesdames 7 C. westbrook, J. L. Has.
lette and S. c. Beckham attendad the
United Daughters of Confedcracy eonven-
tlon In San Antonr this week.
Miss Floy Becknam returned Sunday
from visit to Bryan.
Miss Mary Boyd visited relatives In Cal
vert Sunday.
MI Tom Even left Monday for San An
tonic where ne Is attending school
Miss Katie Conuor OF Houston Is visiting
here.
Mr.. James T. WEIGH left Wednesday for
DehlsOn.
Mrso G, Ebert visited relatives in Cal
vert this week
Mrs William Boyd spent severa! days
Of this week with frleud., In Rockdale.
Miss Katie Davis has returned from a
visit to Waco and Marlin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell Of Columbia are visit
Ing 10 the city.
Miss Mary Watt of Waco is visiting rel
Mrs. Eana Adams Of Dallas ia visiting
friends in this city,
Nj ana Mrs Sol Rnzenstene visited in
| Calvert Sunday.
The T. n. Wau chapter, United Daugh-
tiers Of the Confedcracy, held their regular
meeting Tuesday evening at the home ot
Mrs. T. P. Griffin.
Mr. James J.. Hazlette attended the meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge Of Masons at Hons
ton this week.
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man OF promise. MIR. and Mrs sneu 49,.
~ nome with Mrs Emma SPELL
4, VT. h' Compton and Miss Maud NJ,
MoIIls were married rhursdaV rvenit,r
December ., at O'clock RI M bor,, 'e,lin ~,
nrlde's uncle, Dr. J. r. Sims Rev ~
west pronounced the beautiful reremoa, I,
Mni ~ round forever the hearts and lives
OF thls happy pair Both Young neonlo nro
popular with large circle of frio,a.
whose good wishes attend -them Ntiss NJ
Morris was raised in Bryan aud IS a yonnr
hiued with womanly, Christian cbSr. ~,
nave endeared her to all Mr.. Comnton bas
only lived IN Bryan for ahout Two ysaru
bn a. iHut'ng mat time by his noble. upright
bearing. mas proven himself worthy ~ Gbe
inign esteem IN which he is held by nIl who
KNOW MN: lie y prescription clerk in tbe
Sinipiog OF Dr, McDougald Mr. and Mrs
Compton are at home to their many frisnd9-
at the residence OF Captain d ID nnN WIS
~ An elegant reception was rendered Mrs
George Il. Tabor yesterday afternoon hy
~ MFs' NJ, =. Sims. Mrs. Tabor will leave
IN a rev days for Austin to Join her nus
pand, pr George X. Tabor the newly
elected state health officer. and this nffoir
was given on the eve of her departure
many friends who So regret 70 ioso H.
from their midst Mrs. Tabor has been n
most valuable member of the Mutual Inn.
provement circle since Its organization, and
on TINS occasion the members Of this club.
as slight token Of their friendship and
appreciation, presented to her most bean.
utul picture; one printed by Bryan mr..
tlst and given by Bryan friends, that il
might serve as a reminder of the warn
place she will always hold In the hearts
OF Bryan people. The presentation Was
made by Mrs L. l.. McIunis In a most
CHARMING manner. Later In the evening
Mrs W.. S. Howell, In a beautiful littis
speech Of original poetry. gave to the guesf
OF honor gorgeous bouquet OF La France
roses whose fragrant beauty was not
them. The charming hostess then present,
ed to the ladies the only gentleman guest.
Colonel Harrison Of College Station, who
read most amusing paper entitled "E'ivs
O'Clock Teas An elegant luncheon ~
tempting dalnties was served
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
CALVERT.

Mrs. Joe n. Eagle, after pleasant so
iourn with her sister, Mrs. Fl. L.. Stricken
OF this city, returned TO her home In Hous-
ton wednesday. Mrs. Eagle was accom-
panied home by her little nephews, Masters
Philbrlck and Hammer Stricken
Mrs. Nettie f. Groom's Introductory re.
cital has been announced to be at cssmer's
opera house Tuesday night. Mrs Groom
Is universally conceded to be the most ae-
complished vocalist In Calvert and hence
the lovers Of music look forward to her
recital with much pleasure
Miss olive Poole. one OF Camerons most
popular young ladies'. returned home sun
day after a brief visit 10 Miss Velma
Hardy.
Miss EssIe Haynes Of San Antonio is
visiting friends In Calvert.
Mrs G s. Mcridith and Miss Lucy Adoue
are al home after a brief visit 70 Waco.
Mrs william Middetsou OF Winfield,
Kan. Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. r.
Mss Nora Collins 81 Calvert and Mr.. l.,
G Packard were married In Dallas Mopdsy,
Rev smith Mrthodst minister Of that
city, eficiiuos. Nlas Collins v the pretty
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WHARTON.

Miss Mamie Roseberry was a Charming
hostess to small coterie OF guests last
Friday night. Every one enjoyed very
pleasant evening.
bon. w. L. Hall and Mr.. ]. Herring left
Thursday for Palestine on business trim
Mrs. DR.. $. A. Foote and daughter. Miss
Mollie' are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. p.
G. Huston
Miss Nellie Hood of Glen Flora is the
guest OF her friend, Mrs. R. A. Rich
MI: Use of Columbus spent several DAYS
Berger. aus
Mrs. Frank Ellisar and sons, Rex and
Loyd, are spending several weeks with rel.
atives in Timpson
Mr.. 2. G. Gordon is now numbered anony
the legal lights of Wharton, having pass
ed splendid EXAMINATION and being adj
mltted to the bar last week. Mr.. Gordon
entertained the board of examiners with an
oyster supper, which was much ENJOYED
Prof. j 3. Murray and family left Fri.
day for I'll Campo where they will make
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Davis and Mrs Vol
Meriwether returned yesterday from few
days visit to Houston
Mrs. p Aldag and friend, Miss Bessie
Warner OF Houston, left Friday for Eagle
her always appreciated recitals for the
benefit of the Z. D. c. Miss Warner will
receive an enthusiastic welcome from the
Eagle Lake chapter, which numbers 13s
members.
Mesdames ]. t Bolton, p. G. Huston. o
w. Davis. F. j. Hardey and j. r. Cloud
returned Friday from San Antonio, where
they went 70 represent the j: e. B. Stuart
chapter at the State convention.
Mrs. Calvin Blakely of Lane City spent
several days in Wharton, the guest of her
friend, Mrs. L. L. Beadle.
Mr.. Carey Nichols of Houston spent sew
eral days in Wharton this week.
Messrs. Kane of Chicago and w Gillian
of Edna representing the Gable Piano com
pany, are In Wharton and expect to dis
pose of a carload Of instruments during the
holiday season.
Chief Engineer L. E Beadle has recov-
cred from his accident and was able to re-
sumo his duties at Lane City Thursday.
Messrs. Joel and Walter Hudgins were
among Wharton's visitors this week
Mr.. Charles Linn, who is au-employe Of
the Moore-Cortes rice farm, visited Whar-
ton last SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitney visited
the Bayou City Thursday.
Mrs. Wooten and Mrs. Aldridge Of Beau
mont are the guests Of Mrs. Fl. A. Cline.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
MINERAL WELLS.

Mrs. W R. Crump and children have
gone to Fort Worth to reside.
Conductor william Burdge has returned
from two weeks stay In the East.
Mrs Gideon lie Blonde Of Sallna Ohio, is
visiting her brother, A. j. Plckrell, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Carrie Ayers:
Misses Lucille Carver and May Carter OF
Van Alstyue are visiting in the city.
Misses Bessie and Minnie Howard have
returned to Weatherford to school.
Mrs c. w. Gano and daughter have gone
to Beaumont to spend the winter.
Miss Esther Sandfer has returned TO her
home at Weatherford.
Mrs Leipcr and Mrs. Story visited at
Palo Pinto the past week.
Miss Addie Moore OF Palo PINTO rs
guest of Mrs c. n. Bowen.
Mir. and Mrs. W. ]. Walsh have gone
Rev. and Mrs challenner have returned
Mrs. 4. Watson Of weimer. Idaho, Is
visiting her father, NJ. B. Lock, north of
W. {. Cox and family have gone to
Springtown to live. Mr.. Cox VIII emoark
In the newspaper business there
w r. Austin and wife have returned
from Johnson county.
Miss Minnie Johnson Of Easan, Mrs. J.
s. Canlcut OF Corsicana. Mrs J. Free
man and Mrs Neel stark OF Dallas, Mrs
u 4, Riley OF Canton, Mrs. G. c. O'Brien
OF Beaumont and Misses Dollie and Lov
Taylor OF Palo Pinto, Annie l.. Smith Of
Bolton, Mrs. $. H. Vaughan Of Christian
are recent arrivals here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
HUNTSVILLE.

Judge j. NJ Smlther has returned from
Anderson, where he held court this week.
Misses Carrie Markham and Pearl Gillian
of Conroe spent Sunday In the city.
Colonel j. s. Rice, superintendent Of peni-
teptiaries, is at home from New York.
L. Eastman visited Houston this week.
Miss Werner Cook of Palestine is the guest
Of Misses Rohnett OF this city.
w. T. Pittman spent Sunday with his
family, but is on on the road again.
MeSsrs, w Y. Barr w. " Brooks, Bob
Tilley and W P. Mallery were in Houston
this week attending court.
d.. j. W Thomson, r. w. Brahan, Prof
II G.. Pritchett Hon. W 2, Adair. r.
Phillips W. II. Woodall, l. c. Eastman
and Judge John c. Williams attended a
Masonic Grand Lodge meeting In Houston
tails week.
Mrs. j A, Palmer and children are IN
|. c. Tanner spent several days in tho
city this week.
Miss Birdie Philips has returned home
from Louisiana
w Blalock has returned from Hous.
ton.
Miss Katie Wren of Marlin IS the guest
of Mrs T. NJ Berry. her sister.
Arthur Foster attended the ball IN Hous-
ion Tuesday night
The following officers were elected at the
annual meeting Of the Alphia club on Tues.
day evening; President, Prof r. r. HALEY;
vice president Judge John c. Williams;
treasurer, A. B Foster: secretary, Or. II
a. Glover.
The delayed machinery for the Milton
oil well was carried out YESTERDAY
A unique entertainment for the benefit
Of the Christian church will he given m
Monday evening. December %.
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BEAUMONT.

Mr.. Kyle Ward and Miss Josie Now, both
OF this city. surprised their friends by a
quiet marriage last Saturday. or course
the friends suspected that 1t was to be-
but very few knew that the marriage had
taken place until the young couple were
well on their way TO California on bridal
tour The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j, G. Now and most popular young
lady She has grown up in Beaumont from
childhood and Is a favorite in society. Mr.
ward is worthy young man who has spent
ms NE In Beaumont. he is cordially liked
by all who know him, and he and his bride
nave the good wishes of a host of friends.
Ihe Smart Set, a recently organized so.
clal club, met Wednesday afternoon at the
or the city, and spent an enjoyable at4 r
noon Some Of the leading society young
ladies' OF the city are members Of this club,
One of the most delightful social affairs
given In Beaumont this season was the re.
cepuon and card party given by Mrs. MORT
mer Frank at her home on the corner OF
keith and North streets last night In honor
OF the Misses Cooper More than two score
of young society people spent the even
with this delightful entertained and D O.
nounced II one OF the most pleasant and
thoroughly happy occasions Of the social
season. The time was spent in card play.
Ing and progressive euehre was the game.
There were ten tables and ten games were
played, the ladys first prize going to Miss
Carrie Preston, who won all the games
Nj, Robert Hoton won the gentleman S
prize Miss Bird Cooper captured the lady s
the gentleman's. After the games were fin.
tshed delicious refreshments of salads and
stuffed olives, followed by fruit punch aud
cake, were served to the guests.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
TEMPLE

Society in Temple this week has been
very much on the 60 with the street
fair all the week, the Side Tracked. com
pany for Monday night and the Krause-
Taylor company for the rest Of fine week
The Lotus club members have enjoyed n
little dance at their rooms each night after
the fair was closed and the Carnival ball
last night was q fitting close TO the week s.
frnMc up to the present.
In addition to the regular weeks frolic
q wedding Of more than ordinary interest
the past week was that of Mr. George Law
of Galveston and Miss Cora Wilcox of this
city. Miss Wilcox was one OF Temples
most popular young ladies, being a member
of all OF the young ladies clubs of the city.
The wedding which was solomnized in the
Episcopal church was very pretty affair
with the Thirteen club girls as attendants.
The happy couple viii reside in Galveston
after a brief honeymoon trip TO New Or
Miss Lula ThornhiIl Of Brennan is the
gnest OF Mrs. w. c. Campbell on Main
Misses Ella Ketchum and zena McMeans
of Palestine are the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. G. w Hughes on North Main street,
Miss Martin OF Lampasas and Miss Emma
Mahon Of Dallas are the guests OF Mrs b.
II Matthews
Miss Ackcr OF Lampasas Is the guest OF
her friend. Miss Estelle McCraneyi during
Miss Fora Potts is the guest of Miss
ponnv. coming over from Bolton for the
| Carnival ball last night
| Misses Mary Rueker and Anna Ludi0 :
have been the guests Of the Misses RucAs
| during the Carnival week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
ORANGE.


The week at Orange. with the intelllgcpc,
that woman's club is 10 be organized fol
social purposes. This means series q
delightful affairs card parties, dances
soirees, etc Already preparations ar,
being made for the big Christmas german
which promises to eclipse anything Of tn,
Kind In point OF decorations, ever given.
Tbe theatergoers were. also out in force
this week, and. many were the handsome
gowns observed.
Mr. and Mrs julius Miller and sou
Aaron, were In Beaumont last week at
tending the dedicatory exercises of the
new Jewish temple.
Miss Lea Bryan. n most charming CIR
OF Lake Charles was visiting the family
or Colonel W. d. Belts this week
=. NJ. D. CAN, president Of the Beaumont
National bank. accompanied by his wife
were guests OF MIR. and Mrs. r. b. Curry
this week
Mrs. Or Pcarce and family are spendlns
atives
Mr. and Mrs j r. Brooks of San Antonio
are guests of the family of Mr. r: r. Curry
MISS Ouida Lyons Of Crowley spent tbs
week in the city visiting friends.
Rev. 7 ]. Horne is spending few DAYS
AT crockett. recuperaung.
captain and Mrs Brandt. who have been
Nislung in the city for some time, left this
week for their home at Sabine Pass
mrs. W. 5; Addison returned to Orange
tlls week Mrs. Addison has been spending
some time in Houston. where her children
are attending school
Mrs Mach and daughter, Josie, Of Beau,
mont were visiting relatives in the city this
Miss Gertrude Price Of Memphis, Tenn,
spent few days in the city this week visit
Nng among friends.
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TAYLOR.

Monday evening, November %, Mrs MOT
timer Hoxie entertained the Euchre CLUB
at her San Gabriel hose in honor of Mrs.
james Nell, guest at The Towers. The
house was beautifully decorated with
palms, vines and holly. About o'clock
the guests began 20 arrive, until by $3.50
the spacious par!ors were filled. After
series of progressive euchre games the
mixes were awarded as follows; Mrs. o.
e. Booth, the lady's high prize; Mr..
Nathan Davis, the gentleman's hign prize,
Mrs. Neil receiving a very pretty picture az
fine guest prize. During the evening puhch
was served by Miss Christine Hoxle, ana
after delightful refreshments and Jolly
gold time was INDUCED in, the guests
fook their departure for a beautiful moon;
iieht drive home. Following Is q Isl OF
those present: Mr.. and Mrs c ID Bootn'
Mr. ana Mrs. c. NJ Booth, Mr. ana Mrs,
lanes Neil. Mr. end Mrs. Lycurgns REL,
son Mr.. and Mrs, ID. +, Smith, Mr. ana
MIS-. Sol Yakey, Mr. and Mrs Nathan Da'
us DR. and Mrs &, X. Paying, MIS- - "
Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Hagus'
Mr.. and Mrs, Dan Murphy; MIS-. Il y
logan Mrs r. r Adams and Misses a, =,
MifchcS. Lizzie rSak, julia strive ~
Struve and Ann Nell. MT 10 hsgue auu
mr. MS. and and Mrs. NJ. David entertained tn.
Afterntan Card club IN open session ~
Monday evening. The games q tne eF th.,
ing was eurhre. az the close OF wnion ~ "a
prIzes vere awarded 70 Mrs LEWIS ts.,,snti
Mr, Bailey. After the game ySE ps~p''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
VICTORIA.

There have been no social events Of I'm.
portance during the past week to record.
theatrical attractions completely monopollz-
ing attention The patronage accorded the
olympia Opera company was well merlted
aud every ono enjoyed the attraction.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Half returned sun
day from New Orleans. where they enjoyed
their honeymoon. They are domiciled In
the old Levi homestead, which has been
elegantly rehtted,
Miss Vernon Green entertained her friends
Thursday night with dance al her nome
IN tho country
Mrs Waller HenDng NJ Ennis, formerly
Mis- Ivdis cfnnjpgham is visiting her
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