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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-15

A special program has been arrang-
ed for St. Monica'a church fair on
Thursday evening when the girls
will give tan drill 1889
On Friday evening at St. Mcnica's
church fair the boys will give mill
tar drill which will be well worth
seeing. 15S so
All the boys who are to take part in
tine military drill to be given at St.
Monica's church fair on Friday even
ing are requested to meet in the
church vestry Thursday evening at
O'Clock instead Of Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock as previously announced.
1889
When you are looking for that new
hat call on Miss L. NJ. kenersen. room
and Eastman block, l51tf
DR.. Morrow whose Office is at the
City Hotel permanently VII. positive.
ly make no calls on Saturday so that
those living out of town can be sure Of
finding him in 5 turday He will
make calls other days as heretofore.
1877
Glasses, all styles, with no insists
and prices within reach OF all, at DR..
Hanson's office for the eye, ear, nose
ana throat. Wood Block Barre tt
The attention Of all advertisers is
called to the notice, near the top uI
the editorial column, relative to tho
time for handing in copy for changes
or for new ad 'ertisementS. {, Z.
Ice cream by the pint, quart or gar
Ion at l.. J. Mead's, 81 North Main
St. If
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-15

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to Tie memb rs That was advisable
THAT The Title Of q 10y should nave
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sarcastic bur he SPOKE " oras OF truth
and '0ofnasS
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ballots to De 'n 1iileift coiuiea paper
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-15
WANTS A WARSHIP.

Washington, Oct. 10 $500 Minister
Bowen cables from Caracas, Nenezu-
ella; The army still near Valencia
which is closely surrounded and a bat.
tie gling on He also requests a
warship TO protect American interests
The request will be acted on immedi'
atelv.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-15
ARMY is REDUCED,

Washington, Oct. Is. The war de-
partment today promulgated an or
der reducing the army to $4,000 OF
the minimum prescribed by law. This
reduction was made b, direction OF
the President who considers it no
longer necessary in view Of the com.
parative peaceful situation in the
Philippines t. MAINTAIN the present
strength which is about $4,000
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-15
CHANCE FOR TELEGRAM READERS.
Coupons Worth csc II Presented at
D. F. Davis Store.

In order to test the TELEGRAN' 5
great circulation and it's superior ad-
vertising value, we have made arrange
ments with D. F. Davis the popul ar
druggist, to offer one Of his best SELL
in9 medicines at half price to any one
who will cut out the following coupon
and present it at his store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-15
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'IT-Y Nj WIS


ur..~ ~u.tn Nraut jackson re-
DHl,aN "a sa.t- 4Wt. nNu near :
Oh. ..ua .uO ur,.. l #4. sd. M.
.U .tau ordinary doe ana was
".'4e l"o.iur5s We size ot 1lc latter
ln4rs53 re,.uiu. ut ttia #eor Mrs,
AuJlc ~u tuu.. WITH give most
-unlira.1 r.a.Is PORTRAYAL flreIn
lAd,t 'n lne FORM ul aa ,Wper,ona-
'l"' NJ 'He-irca"e . H'd class
t'' "' "''A+". 49, "''o'l''i 'l. VIII
w.t. .''' S'" '"' ' '''' '''u VIII. '5
5,.....-. ,,. ~. $3.50.
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..'-'' IL ''.'' '-"''''"E'
d is. L.. H1r OF " lUl4St3' N was
ia l'e tl'E TINS morning.
"atnt those VINO "ant T. Hur,ng-
l'l 'A'a morning o. attend 'he Grand
l. l. 1%~ =. tne hm2A1s y, FytlIas were
r. n; l.'N' , larry r.. ."' h1ot.
Wax ~ ~ 'I IN. s' ','' r, III, , !'l'@
anil A HoIt
/ q r va.,1alli +. IN pa,jira+..o IN
I business today
MIR and Mrs. q : Nva n Fast
Barre left mi, morning for Rurjrng.
/ tnn Mrs \vo ia 1ndor5oo a., n,,ar
aIloh IoF aP 5e1dlclIls.
The Barre supply Go. has leased the
store 1qt merry occupied by the late
ueo'Se l. boYc1 ana VIII move IN
I'ere NoNeill Der St.
David Jo]l left last night for Belot
Kansas where he will work.
Alton Wheeler of Calais il visiting
his sister Mrs. L. p Austin in town.
snecia1 naotino ~ parro prono,
e g. X ~. ~ host n,cIocl, thi-
even roat the onara hnnso This "a
a snecial mpoting ca1Iea NV +ha Con'
tr, I,bor Iroion
,,.C-. d., .
.9' Gota si,- ,' u m0olVa uul.os
'on N, IL WY Las otpH "othlug lor
:. - ~ ne'' qua '1A i!4 AoiRe yestefuay.
she Will stay for a few Gays WIFI her
sister at Highgate Springs
Mr. and Mrs, C. NJ. Wiley are in
BURLINGTON.
M.s o,,ro II .,xi
T., - ,, ' ,aa" ~, 1AasI eA WIZ nas oeen
w. w. .p t,nn,o ~ :, W., 10 ~ return 10
w., +'0''4e Al +''" LAIN t'Hi''Ie tomor-
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-15
WEArHEA Prediction


Iuc cr6ml. tom ol COURT Granite
CA4 E-4t A. la. la.4 solicited. jul
co.ois.s o Oh, '.Iaujug:--0,e.ate - d.,
Capt.. audi %m tVaas. Oh. ia Asl-
the#s and Z oueaeiinj D. Smith and
john GLIB NiIH 3a~a4tt 3Uo NmPat-|
Inr. George Stewart and W. Williams,
w Scott aud rttterso0 a.. rmil
amt a. Clark, " M.tkie all G,Nillc.
Substitutes. J RlW.oy A. CA,scjiu',
4 j SChAoidtt All tnembers are
requested to meet in F4ro,lcrs b4llon
Saturday evening at 7o'clocE.
q. l.. Bugbee and family went To
Highgate Springs this morning.
Mrs. b. W. Itooker is yisituG in
Burlington while Nh. Hooker is at
tending the X, OF r Grand Lodge
Allen Martin and his mother re.
turned to Essex JUNCTION this
morning.
Philip Halvosa the well known
socialist, is to speak this evening at
the Baptist church under the auspices
Of the Young Mems Baraca Class, it
being the first Of their pleasant even
in9s held by the Class this season lhis
is rare opportunity OF becoming bet
ter AGO ,ainted with what socialism
truly is as ii is to be honestly repres
ented by one who thoroughly under
stands it's principles. Everybody is
invited to come and ask questions or
discuss the subject. Program will
open at : 80 with special music.
The regular meeting Of he Ladies
of the Maccabees is postponed until
oct. %.
SEALS for The Two Sisters are now
on sale.
The production OF The Two Sisters
is guHranteed by its venerable author
Denman Thompson.
One Of the most popular plays that
was ever produced in the old Barre
opers house was The Two Sisters. 1t
will be given a great revival here on
Thursday night.
Guy Willoughby and wife OF Char
lotte are in town visiting Mr.. ard
Mrs. O. T. Briggs
Capt n. B. Boutwell, and wife with
their neice Miss Sadie Boutwell, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs C. N.
Benedict left this morn NJ for their
home in Boston where Capt. Bout
well is storekeeper in the treasurer's
stores Of the u S. custom house
Fred KINNEY Is moving from the
Israel Wood house on Highland Ave.
to the l.. A. Gale house on Averill
street.
f, w. A. Wilson is to move tomorrow
from ShurJleff's to Phelps tenem ent
on Pleasant ST. extension
A son was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Oliver OF Ayers
street,
J. A. Lynch Five and Ten Cent
store has added another department
having fitted up the basement for
china and crockery department. The
basement has floor space nearly
twice that of the store up stairs and
Mr.. Lynch has fitted up very atlrac-
tive store. He has already put in the
finest line OF crockery to be found in
the city and will soon add to this to
make it the most extensive.
Mrs Paul Rivers who has been und.
ergoing treatment at the Heaton
Hospital for long time'has recovered
and is now at the home Of her sister
in Montpelier.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-15
Poor Mans Dish.

Panade, or poor mans dish" is II
French device for using stale rolls to
advantage. Cut three or four hard
rolls into small pieces, put them into Il
kettle, pour over them a quart of boil.
ing water and season with pepper salt
butter and a little garlic. When the
rolls are thoroughly softened the pa
made is ready to serve.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-15
Dcviled Crackers.

For deviled crackers mix three table
spoonfuls grated cheese, one-fourth
teaspoon dry mustard, one teaspoon
anchovy paste, dash of cayenne and
pinch of salt; blend with one table
spoon butter spread over crackers and
put in hot oven until they begin to
color,
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nee drafting department., Is here from Az.
IN with his family visiting relatives
Mrs, T. II, Strieb Is visiting relniiycs A.,
Schulcnburg, her old homo. ''s' W
mrs . u Waltcrsdorf and children are Wis.
Mrs. w. NJ. Gisert and children hayo -
turned TO their home In Waco after vi.,,
TO her parents, Mr. and Mrs A. V. Moora
Miss Rosa Morris Is visiting la Warn
Mrs J 7 ADAMS and NIsses Norma
H1alns ana Wary Lchmann ATTENDED fhe
Appelt Hunt wedding In Victoria Tuesdsr
,aI w Rsssdale, ESQ., and family arc va.
MISS Mite Martin loft THURSDAY for bor
home In l0no to remain W.
District Cicrb n. r, Long and famuv arc
visiting relatives IN Houston '''
Roy. A. W. Rabb and wife arc y,sitt,.
friends here their old homo.
pie Oscar Appelt ana his bride forrnerir
Misc Josie Hunt Of Victoria arrived bcrs
Wednesday and al once went to housek con
ine. NV'p
Miss clara Mitchell who "a uttond,n,
school ia san Antonio Is spending Tho hoii
Mitchell
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VICTORIA,

ss'en hundred inyitHtionS have been H.
w 70 the FIks' reception next Monday
~ December %, $50 to 1880 o'clock, to
4, i0powed by dancing at the Casino. It
~ W oe the largest and most elaborate So
sta. N'''''' VI Wv
W. - W Rosborourh entertained the
s Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal
W. leht Tuesday afternoon. Her lovely
wv. vas beautifully decorated for the &C
m snu an elegant rcpast was served
Yis,i, enhal IT. F. ', ball occurs on New
isdtS,rte al the opera house and Ike It's
Ncsts sFors promises to be delightful
M lheo. BUTLER and daughter. MISS
ss IsPenb the holidays With relatives.
VII Louns Mems Christian Association
MtpSN = reception to members aud
iaa,st On New Years Eve In their spacious
Htss,. Wy me corner of Main aud Common
loons Ine partitions between the three
n AN vpeutlrs have recently been removed,
y tbsos made. removable, and they win
viii my =. together on this occasion, which
,ssos 'Vppuptedly he most successful oc
fghr eYent ~ ''''Ne ''''' .
b. u " Charles W Dabney. President of
M h,a,ht eIsllg Of Tennessee, rs visiting
M bueI' y b. Dabney, Esq
loheel 59dptlsl and Presbyterian Sunday
III ni.Llhtmas trees occurred Wednes
ilght ''sat' the Episeopsllap Thursday
n = W n reticolas Of ri Paso is here
leat Lnoiiaays aud viii leave for homo
$3.50 ,a'th His wife and children,
M 49, been here two or three weeks,
several weeks longer.
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4oNDo

Misses Louise and Josie Ri1 ~ the lower
Hondo made their boldly purchases here
last Mundsy
Mrs FrNn Rothe ~ the upper Hondo
vas here In tho beginning ~ the week
So aIso were Mrs Batot and Miss Auee
Rothe
Nr aud Mrs sayers. formerly Miss
svathor. were here to witness the weddins
IN Tho o3d instant Of Mr. Rurket TO MIS-
ida svatbon, ard then returned 10 ~
raso AR, Fritz Roitzer Of VI taso WIS
also here u.,s, ,
Sir ana Mrs John Harold paid Hohn"
visit last wednesday, ,.,,..o-
Mr and Mrs .Jake Rothe ~ hahcuet''
Greek spent Christmas eve AZ Hondo MI,
While santa Claus BY proxy = IA
son. waited npon q yert large cioWa on , Wtl
AMI Young people most Of E sO,, vs ebar w
M nsrIers ~ Afr and Mrs W A. Len
pitt wore keslse ssd ;. tasir nv Sspbs aPpy
children ana PARENTS and o. nartaks ~ tosi,
hospitality IN solid and liqpid FERN AmeHi
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SAN ANGELO.

Miss Willie Wright has returned from a
visit 10 relatives ~ Abilene.
Miss Annie Scr Is holiday visiting at the
Dascctt ranch home in Crockett county
Mrs s y. Taylor "a visiting relatives
Mt Lampasas during the holiday season
Miss Mary Murphy has gone to Temple
TO visit relatives during the holidays.
Mr.. A Il Weatberly and sisters, Misses
Charlie and jimmie Clark have returned
10 tho city
Miss cora Schoenmann. accompanied by
her father VIII leave for Houston In
Mrs " n Baitock and daughter, Miss
clara, ~ Nrtiroeor are here visiting the
formsrS daughter Mrs. y S. Abbott pr.
Rlaitock Us also expected
Miss Mary Cunningham Is nome from
College Tor the ho.da5s
Miss Claire Hal came NJ from Crockc't
.onnfy 40 holiday with relatives.
Tho san Angelo Civic League is now fully
organized In the constitution the pur
nose IL * announced. shall be IN further
Tho Improvement Of the city N every way
and much IS expected as result Of the
l3dica Efforts
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HEARNE.

Miss Mae Morris Is visiting relatives In
Waco
Miss lille Llpshtz, who Is attending
school In Lampasas Is at home with rela-
lives during the holidays.
James r. Covington and sister Miss
RUBY, spent Christmas with Ennis rea-
lives.
j. +. Lane and wife left this week for
Ionrylcvr TO speud the week With relatives.
several couples of the young folks en-
loved a social at the residence u Mrs Y ,
+ Rrashear last night Those who attend
cd were: Fred Wood. Tom Brashcar,
Charlie Knowles. Haruer. Allen. craig;
Misses Clara Easterwood, Fannie and
Rachel WEIGH Carrie Nixon AMMO Gri1iu,
Mary Boyd Carrie Waltmon and Eva Har.
rls ~ Moody.
are visiting relatives here this week.
The Young folks gave a dance AZ tho pa
ylllon Friday night at which quite 2 large
crowd was In attendance. Music vas rcu'
dcrod by a Mexican band.
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ALVIN.

Mr. W. II vanchetett Of Baumont Is Wis
ting her parents in this city
Mrs. KATE s Edwards has returned from
an extended visit to her sister IN Louis
lama
Beaumont
Misg Lizzie Fontain n Galveston Is Wis
ting her aunt Mrs " Sampson.
Nh IL + Moor has returned from o
visit 10 relatives In Galveston.
Miss Sue SouthWlck visited Galveston
Mra H. b Remley ot waco Is visiting
her parents here,
Mrs 3 H. Oreood visited Houston Thurs
day.
Fsdden were married ~ the brides psr
ents on Magnolia street, Ihursday ct II
o'clock
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sEeuDN,

R. Christian and family o. Houston
are spending the holidays with relatives
here.
Miss Mary Ellen Harris ~ San Antonio
is visiting friends aud relatives In the city.
Miss Edith Simpson Of San Antonio Is
guest Of Miss Fitch
Mrs. j. w Harris NJ Mississippi is
gnest 81 Mrs. !. u. he Gctte.
MIR Walter short and faElll7 81 Hond0
are guests ~ Mrs Emma short
Gin university to spend Christmas.
.Iohn plbrell and family Of SKATER arc
here ,,, mo-.
NJ tho Misses Tanner. A.,
The society event n the season, the
Mistlotoc bali came of Friday night \
large number Of guests from san Az
tonic and other points we're present
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uInfRAL WELLS.

a watson and children have
r,rshsehio to I've.
Ep ~ s,bvAnfon has returned from
\ spend the bolidays with her
u. Glenn mas gore to Millssp.
n s,se tAris te spendins the hell
perrr and Mrs lively have
b r,shsp 10 SPEND the hol'dnys
r,ss and wife q sullivan. Ind.
Mecreiest Of Abilene IS here.
2 ,,.-As Scott wilkes has gone to
4 ssI 70 spend chriPtnlas with her
NJ IA. caylor has gone to Joshua
4 Tse'w oliver md daughter. Miss
X "a rome 10 Gainesville ~ spend
~ , ns sitb relatives and friends
lfttsE Volsang Of Fitkiu, Colo is a
y n, dster. Mrs Stell9 Morgan.
ttsr h il sthbewell county.
graves snd children are at
4 m. c. W. Hubbard IS at sher-
,.aArs vho has been guest Of
Ip.sr yJs. \. ". Evans. has gone 70
N M,.,e Foster Is here from Denton
4 urnter. guest Of Mr Charles Coon,
800 II her home az Fort Worth
4. Scott has gone 70 Douglass,
4 H srr Anderson, Who has been
IN tNs pest four months. has gone
\ I ~, sDi0l Mrs. lake Hodges have gone
n station for the holidays
y IA spd Mts A Y Terrell 81 nal-
a. have been AZ Whit, have re-
n. lddie and Annie Hensiey and
Jennie Richie have returned from
IAeficrd.
X Rate man and wife have zone II
m for two weeks visit.
I non Lock NJ oklahoma ia Euest
/, f,thsr. Fl G. U8y.
4 WIN Anderson is In Weatherford,
M oi hsr parentg.
". G. Wright is spending the holt
Al her old homo In FarmorEville.
I r n. Rhodes Is AT McDade FOR
Itrss week
A. r. Hit "a p guest Of her par
M. and Mrr v. ! Hustead
I G. g. johnson and daughter arc
srt Worth
! Psul Carolus has gone to San An
10 I've
III 7 Neel Of Van Alstyne is a guest
NJ daughter, Mrs. John W. Birdwell
ss holidays
I Jennie Moor1nE. who has been here
tlmf guest nt her brother, c. G
irg, has gone 10 Forth Worth,
! A. E Manning and daughter, Ariss
! u Albany, arc being entertained
hG George F. Barber, II, for the holt
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CALVERT.

4 N rthfmss reception given by the
III, Club at its handsome new club room
~ u very brilliant affair and rejects
M credit npon this new social orgauiza
y = Quite 2 number OF Calverts society
+ ypls were present, An excellent orches-
y Jsouned sweet music throughout the
IprEoou.
"a Christmas night the young men Of
pr,rt gave a grand bali at the city hall,
lfch Is conceded 10 be one OF the most
sttitul social events Of The season.
q Christmas eve Judge and Mrs. A. Nc
lEtle had a family reunion which was
HeDt long 10 be remembered in their
/ aaIlI annals. Eleven children and their
hien were gathered together, making
| NtA 81 forty. A feature OF tho evening
lMawell ladcncd Christmas tree with MIR.
AeM0rdie as Santa CLAUSE After this
a5s ! supper. A sumptuous repast, in
Ny, followed by general mcrrymaking.
w y. NJ, Herring and children, who
IE eel visiting Miss Kate Higglu-
aaln, returned Friday to their home in
w and Mrs. ]. X Thompson Of Mus
,tss l. T., are spending the holidays with
i,ihves In Calvert
ssss Maggie Adoue and HAZEL Garrett
!, bIr nome for the holidays from college
lt,lls faullne brennan, student Of
s H., texas Female college, is spending
S, nlna at Holiday.
ssses Ruby and Pearl West and Mildred
Nv. and Mrs. Harry ellison are at home
9n Inc State university.
IKE, Nv, ana Mrs Dan Boylcs Of Houston are
Mnng relatives in Calvert.
-,,a ~" rear Foster, teacher In the North
ny NY" teioaIc college, is visiting her par
w ", NJ and Mrs. j. A. Foster.
". and Mrs. ~. A. Wallace Of TAYLOR
" w ,sl,ing their son, Mr.. w. n. wallace.
,iIs% vivian Mccoy Of Carbon, Texas, Ia
S.nE eer uncle, Mr.. W. n. Wallace.
", sn1 Mrs Almer Evans and Mr. aud
,,'., andrew Evans IF Dallas have been
a"ng their aunt, Miss Mamie Wagner,
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RockoALE

Christmas passed IN very quietly and
pleasantly here, There were trees OF the
Baptist. Methodist and Christian churches
and the oldtime custom Of making pres
onts 10 friends wss much IN ovidonc" the
Christmas tree at tho Methodist church took
FIRE during the distribution Of gifts but
was eztngulshed before much damage was
theeters 10 ca TO- but there were many
family reunions and homo circle pleasures,
which. al least for the time. cast aside me
gloom caused hy the corn famine, snort
cotton crop and other Acknowledgements
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sMlTHVILLE

Misp Gertrude Howard Of Lockhart rs
visiting her sister. Mrs j. n. Donovan
Miss Eula Choate Of Hearne 's spending
the HOLIDAYS here, visiting Mrs, Bette
Chapel
Mrs. ]. n. DAVIDSON spent Wednesday in
Houston
Miss Dora a. Mann Of Orange is spend,
ing Christmas with her sister, Mrs NJ. u.
MWeV.
Misses Mary Jones and Mamie Lowry AZ
Alyarado We're here thls week attending
the Moore Rose nuptias
Miss Merinc Hills Of Cleveland, OHIO Is
here on visit TO her sister. Mre G, f.
Holmes
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Ig.,es and. deilcious refresh

~ lge.ed and delicious refresh
.&sftk6p nerfectly WAS every one
4 ~. r. a that the Atheninns have
ctfnsh.iht msclves 40 individuality
Va ilFaS,ss, ,,crth League gave q de-
'salof tn,rnt Thursday evening AT
\ attrta az Mr.. and Mrs. samuel
k.dllrl no" Ia which Llano's society
v 10 onr ONES, measure. Decorations
"a ~ pl~oodihnd grcehery added
VI. VI .,sdv Beautiful pnrlore. while
y y M rendered by different ones
VI aSssiicious fruit punch served ., p.
.,ss mad, ne be i ovf iRa swee sm @9S'
\. tne. auu ,nerrv crowd realized that
Nor llglnsrfing h1d arrived, and OIL
"a III dhbmes ITCH TN their praise Of
lAtlr W. aualities ot MI ana Mrs
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HALLtIsvlLlE

,,asss y Lamkin, wife and sou are
hnoa os The holidaya In Houston with tho
l,,n., q hr G. V House father Of Mrs.
k,,.. ~ SITS H. G, Younekio, who cele'
~" 80 iAeir golden wedding several years
D. ~ N foakum visiting their CONS,
NJ. = Younskin and 81 Younghin
m !, craeber is visiting The fam
a.Ass ns 'onin-lAF, Dr. L, Hlrsbheld, IN
= W. Islihsk Of the general land o.
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those present The Post man remembers Mr.
and Mrs ]. j. Burgiu. Mr. Emil Grell and
family. Mr. Joe Ehlingor and family, Mr.
Julian Bheinhordt. Assessor Taylor and
family Ed de Mcntc and family, Miss
Molic Mentel. Mr.. Tllly Hopp Or Beck
meyer and family aud Postmaster Joe
Iahn
Miss Martha Dindinrer left yesterday for
lei Paso 70 Join her relatives and spend
Christmas and New Year there
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LEXINGTON.

A social entertainment WINS given Wednes-
DAY evening OF the residence Of OK senator
j. W Dickson The evenings entertain
ment consisted OF games. interpreted win
music ON piano and stringed instruments;
Supper was served at 1890. Nearly ail
IeYipgtop's society people were present
Also n number Of visitors from neighborug
towns
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rRlNlrY

Mr. ana Mrs Tom Ross Of Falestlls
came down to spend Christmas with rels-
tiyss hers,
Mr. v. }, Werner and wife Of Palestine
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urs T. z. craddoek Is spending the holt
asrs With relatives In Palestine
Miss sarah BrembeTs 10 az home fer the
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