The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
BRENNAN BUDGET.

me exercises opened with a prelude lu,.
80 " eieFeh girls and two boys OF the
OF the audience by their perfornsrca
Miss sallie Clothier was snlntstor,aa
ner essay on the subject what shan W.
DO With It?' was an excellent panor ~,
well delivered. ""u
Tome Away" grand chorus nv +,ro-
ty-girls, was the next number on ths nrn.
gram, and its rendition showed snienald
vocal training
Ihe Inventions of the Nineteenth CO..
tLry' was the subject Of the oratl,n =,
Mr. Robert Chisholm. 1t was good manor
sUnlaih'ng history Of the steamboat the
sst'EIapn' the telephone and the phono.
si"pn' aAu showed much work In Its
teparatlon' winding up with some nredlc.
ttpts OF the probable inventions Of ,bo
Twentieth century. '"e
Inc reading Of Miss Vera Gardner oos
splendid selection rendered with diam
| ntlc effect. 'N u'"ni'
Inc piano solo by Miss Musa rrby wbs
wen rendered and heartily enioved hr
lovers Of good music. -
il, Inc Marriage Of the Flowers" rendsyed
Gardner ff iJs ~ Misses Eioghet, Colbert,
ana league. showed splendid ffninipg p9'n
al me violin solo by Miss Matte T5omn.
t son was pleasing number on the prp.
gram ana elected hearty applause Nv
gram and ehclred hearty applanse ~
| e,11.I Literature OF the Nineteenfh
nniiSheu post graduate course nj thit
rendered PaP'i uhu Suulraoly
Ais, Miss Edna league rendered vocal solo.
30, 1deilliS Roam, In splendid voice ana
WIS generously applauded.
| "A, queen Vashti's Lament" with Miss
~ ~ w HARRISON as queen, surrounded by
TTlotnier. Gardner, Harris, Thompson add
league, was rendered with dramatic 81
dect n appropriate costume in the glare
3irn GSariG az N is hs and was pleasing
,,n MISS Edn9 league enjoyed the dis.
a and 6n OF Being y{aedictoran Of the class
bdfoqgnt, was, carefully prepared psner.
a acde,lay read and closed the interesting
Colonel d. c. Giddings then delivered
The diplomas TO the graduating class con.
eluoing the second annual commandments
! exercises Of this, excellent school, which
me attendants, but that OF the principal
The second Regiment band orchestra
nlshed music for the occasion
a9,i,i9wlng Is the list Of graduates In the
Miss Sudie Harris Miss AIusa Irhy Mss
MMattle l.. Thompson and Miss Edna o.
/
Partial course; Mr.. Robert Chisholm.
Roll Of honor; Miss Matte Harrison.
Miss Sallie Clothier. Miss Musa 1rhy ana
! Miss Edna O, league.
The Brenham summer normal Prof. L.
! a. Page. conductor, assisted by Prof G
! urbantkee Of Blinn' college and Prot Har-
! high school building in this city next Mon
District Clerk Krug was about the
! busiest man In town Saturday. He has
recently superseded County Clerk Seward
as purchasing agent for the. boil weevll
| per 100 He purchased 1880 mp TO ,
o'clock Saturday, and NJ. Seward had
previously op purchased 1880. making 70.
alive, 20 say nothing Of the dead ones
which the committee does not agree 10
Nfr L. F. Harris of Greenyine and Mr
! w. c. Lipscomb of william Fem, two
of Washington county's prominent farm
| ers. but residing In extreme opposite II.
rectlo9s Of The, county. met here today
and discussed the crop prospect, and the
/ report Of each was very encouraging 20
cop prospect in their respective locsli-
Mr.. william Axer was exhibiting TO the
farmers in the city Saturday a device for
squares. It was board about two inches
square sSgl, With small wire nails driven h very
points down and the board screwed on tlt'
! end of a stick about the length Of
walking cane. Press it down on a cotton
square and the sharp pointed small nails
would pick ii IN without the necessity Of
| the farmer STOPPING to get them with his
| hands.
The round bale gin whistle blowing for
noon Saturday caused considerable commo'
tlon. as It sounded so much like the water
WON WON had MD been IRE reading ip re Houston
| Post of the COnToe fire and the big indiana
hotel hre did not Wat for me nfe ,r DeIi
honses believing that the alarm had been
sent to the water works before II had
The neighborlng city of Burton Is making
elaborate preparations for Q, grand Fourth
OF July celebration. Miss Louise FlScner
! has heen selected as Goddess OF Liberty
and Mr.. Alex Bauer chosen to crown her
! Mr. b. F. Dotson of william Penn was
in the city Saturday. lie says that ne rs
/ the cotton stalk and picking the weeyll
wherever he can find them.
Mr.. G. W. Harbour, who resides ;, !. lew
! mites east Of town, SATURDAY morning
Killed big rattesnake. In his, yard,
measured four feet ana four lnehes N N
length and vas seSeF pot aha ana p' bnfja
! Rnttlegnakes are not very common IN TINS
| section, this being the only one We aaFe
fcOrd Of being killed around mere TOY sew
iCcommlsslonets Crawford and johnson
were here Saturday TO- attend n caHed So
was to SIT today as a board OF enuolsa
! lion. hut there was not quorum presenlL
! Treasurer c. +. Herbst has recelVeI ny
| fecond remittance OF the school fund ireh
! the State for the nialDtenapce OF me pnn-
! iir schools OF Washington county .Ina.s
| month the last check amounting - ssbj
Judge H. Bryan has returned rom d
meeting of regents at Austin Yesterday
| ia iaft today for Galveston.
Germ is suffering for rain especially the
'GMahI MIS- Mar Mary stone returned from Austin
Mss Dee Ross returned from Austin.
whore she has been attending ST. MaFy's
college. ~ go, .a.,rnad Err,
! dnv night from Houston.
Mr. William Luedeeke, who mas been y.
! Tending the Lutheran college, llett touay
| tor Ms home In Manor. -
| Mr.. Henry Kuempel, who mas been SUI
dent at the Lutheran college ieft SATURDAY
iot Walter Phuger, who has been az
,andiuE the Lutheran college, left SATURDAY
for Ms nome In F!ukersyille,
Mr. Manuel Haage. who mas neen ~
| tending fhe Lutheran college, leit touHF
80 sen' h.ps home In Fredericksburg.
Mr. Max Evers. who, has been attenuins
tho lutheran college left To-Day 70 fpenu
" ,ssesfion AT his home In Llano.
I HSfr $50 Woole who has been attehuils
Z ~ Tnfberan college, left today TOT MS
\ hqN95i sss ~ g. Hoppe and G.; Schroeder
| III nave been attending the Lutheran col
Iene left Saturday for their nome 70
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