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ton, where she viii spend a day or two
with friends before proceeding TO her home
On FL Faso
In the Prairie Hiil neighborhood Thurs
day Mr.. william Spreen and Miss VIII
heimine Iehmann were united In marriage
at the home Of the brides parents, Rev
j. APPEL officiating. There was a large
number OF friends and relatives Of the con
tracing parties present TO witness the
ceremony and participate In the festivities
incident thereto.
Prairie Hill furnished a second marriage
celebration Thursday, when Mr. William
Quehe and Miss Alwine Preuss were united
In marriage, Rev. ]. APPEL officiating.
These young people have q host Of friends
who Joined In the celebration Of the event
and extended congratulations and good
wishes for a long life OF prosperity and
happiness.
Historic old Washington was the scene
OF a wedding celebration Thursday. Mr..
Louis Boeuker aud Miss Annie Tiemann
were united In the holy bonds at the resi-.
dence Of the brides parents, Rev Woln
Officiating, In the presence OF number OF
relatives and friends
Mr. Wilhelm Pelkemeyer and Miss Emma
Schultze Of the Prairie Hill ncighhorhood
were united In marriage Thursday evening
at the residence Of the brides parents ~
the presence Of a number of relatives and
friends.
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HoNDo.

Rev T G. woolls and wife stopped at
Hondo on the 18th while on their way from
Utopia 70 Moore.
Last Saturday MT and Mrs E. B. Vance,
from near Dunlay, paid Hondo visit
Mr. Vance. with MIR, Everett, years ago
opened the hrst store at Hondo city.
Miss Virgle AIerriman and ura Me
Claugherty were at Hondo on the Goth
Mrs Mary Ross Of rarpley, accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Katie Ross, and
nephew John Gflutner of Palestine, came
to Hondo on the 18th Miss Katie re-
turned from here 60 Taylor where she Is
associate edltress Of the Journal
Mrs Dan Polk OF the KluChelo Prairie
was stopping here on the 18th.
Mrs. Estelld Deuman and family from
Gonznles are residents of this burg now
Mrs, Henry Batot Of D'Hauis was here
last Thursday.
Miss louise Decker sud the Misses Josie
and Louise Riff OF New Fountain made
several calls here last "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rothe Of the upper
Hondo left for San Antonio Thursday,
when Mr. Louis Rothe OF the Seco and
HIS brother, August. and Miss Tina Rothe
were visitors NJ Hondo.
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LocKHARr.

Miss Ola Chew has been in Beaumont
this week attending the state Federation
Of Women's clubs. as delegate from the
Irving club Of this city.
Mrs. Nj, Carter Is spending the week
T, s. Hodges.
Mr. c L. RAIDER and wife are down this
week from Dripping Springs, visiting their
old friends IN Caldwell county.
Railroad Commissioner storey and his
wife Of Austin spent several days this
last week In the city with their numerous
relatives.
Mrs. Moore has returned home from La
Grange after a weeks visit 10 old friends
at that place.
Mrs. II Wilson OF the Register ~ Visiting
her brother. w ~ Hendrck ~ Houston
Miss Ethel Newcomb Is learning the
art preservative" IN the printing Office
OF The Lockhart Register
Mr., W. II Lewis and family aIe visit
ing relatives IA Eastern Texas.
Miss Mike storey who IS attending col
lege I'm Bonham, Is at home on visit TO
her people
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Messrs. Arthur Forsyth. E E. McFarlane.
p. l. Bruce, r b. Curry, Jr.. Max All
mond. Charles Rein. Jr. The club meets
next with Mrs. Dr. A. G.. Pearce.
Rev. l.. G.. kcllis Of Tate Texas, was
visiting bis daughter. Mrs. W. C. Easter
ling, this week Mr. Kellis VIII bring his
family e Orange In few weeks TO reside.
Mrs, Julia Moss and daughter Miss Bes.
sic, visited Beaumont this week
Missed Dora Griffiths and Edwards are
visiting the Carnival In Houston this week.
Miss Lena stewart has returned from her
visit to her sister Mrs. j Howard Labit
OF Welsh.
Mrs. j. L. Herring Of waxahachie is
visiting her sisters, Mesdames Hugh b..
Curry and n f Brown.
Misses Alice ana MinniS Green visited
I'm Houston this week.
Orange sent quite a delegation to Hous-
ton this week. Tuesday morning there were
1l2 round trip tickets sold. one party GO
Ing over was Mrs. T Hart. Miss Edna
6. Seastrunk. Mrs G e. Kcppler, Mrs.
y Field, Mr. and Mrs Angus Mc1Snnon,
Mrs Bail and daughters, Misses Loln mud
Lille. Misses Alice and May Cheatham.
Pearl ana Molina Mechanism, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Pond. Park Gray W Il.
Bradley Frank CLARK. w w Reed aud
daughter, Mics Annie, and Max Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. W c. Rucker visited Hous
ton this week.
Mrs ". G. Easterling,- Mrs A. j. Guy
and Miss Ida Augustine took IN the No
Tsu-Oh Carnival Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Jessie Tayler of New Orleans is
visiting Mrs. II butcher.
Mrs. $ W Sholars Is visiting relatives
IN Houston this week
4; Edgar George, prominent San An
tonic capitalist, visited his sister, Mrs
Latchem this week
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Maurine, and Miss Ollie Currie Of Nuus
Raye been visitors az the home of ]. d.
Nrs ia $. Cox or ChrIstogal has been
visiting relatives and friends in this CITY,
Miss Bertha Cameron Of Coleman ms
ocen the guest of Miss Julia Riggs.
Miss Pearl Parks Of Ballnger has been
visiting Miss Blanche Marie EelI
Miss Mamie Meen came down from
relatives. ga ""u visit
Misses Beatrice Tbamm and Minnie Gnior
frauels OF Ballinger, who have been visit
home. 3" tuei'
Mrs. G S. Long has gone to Carlsbad
n; NJ, to join her husband
Mrs A, A. Sledge OF Banineer has hsen
visiting friends here
Mrs ] d, Phillips Of Dallas has beop
visiting Mr., Thomas McCloske,
The Womans club win give boot- ro
ceeption in the San Angelo club parlors on
the 9th Tor the purpose Of securing n
nucleus for a public library.
The young gentlemen OF tho CITY rave
non ~ nc opera house Saturday night in
nonot OF the visiting Young ladies. A6out
seventeen couples were out ana dancing
was INDUCED In for several hours.
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coRslcANA.


Miss Helen Murray is entertaining a
house Marty ~ siebt glrl fr,onde NJ bar
49, ~ -. r.-r,a
nuuls 81 E"st ooisieaI"'
Miss Louise Pace has returned from
Beaumont, where she went as n delegate
49,, ~. pt..ta,, 10. -. ~. So. -.
80 lNe LUZ ~ 'Au S'"le peuei''
ton.
Mrs Ford Fleming and Miss liza Polk are
ar homo fror, rho fodorot,or a. pa,rt,,,r,
- ''V' at
one OIL the pleasa nest events ot the sea-
son was the dance given at the Cosmos
club rooms complim antary to Misses rennm
and Gillespie of San Antonio, AIurchisun
OF Crockett, Hamilton of Houston, Chiffon
of Tyler ana Blakey OF Ennis.
Mrs T.. h. Downward has returned from
Bryan and viii ageud the winter with her
daughter, Mrs Mamie Downward Peck
Misses Snow Greeulee aud Blanche Johu-
stou bnye returned from VncO where they
attended the flower show.
Miss Blanche McKie Is visiting In Waco.
Miss Lucy Carroll, one OF the efficient
teachers In the city schools, has returned
from few days tpent with friends and
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HUNTSVILLE.


Cards have been received in Huntsville
announcing double wedding TO take place
In New waverly on the evening Of 9th
Instant Thanksgiving day az the home OF
Captain and Mrs. H. w Fisher. The
BRIDES elect are Misses Ella and Minnie
Fisher; the grooms, Mr. Marion Trayl6r OF
New waverly and Mr.. b, j, Cunningham
Of Huntsville.
ON Monday evening last, Mr. Harry
Parker Perkins Of Big Springs and Miss
Katie Cary. daughter Of Mr. ]. w, Cary
were married at the family home, Elder
r. {. Boyuton officiating
ON Saturday evening last, Charles ~
Hanford and his well appointed aud hand
sonIcly costuined company, presented The
Tanning OF the Shrew' 20 large ana ap-
preciatlrc audience at Henry opera house.
Friday afternoon the Entire Nous club
was entertained mt the residence Of Con
gresham aud Mrs. T. u Ball by Miss Min
ME Bah 10 o most pleasing ana unique
manner In solving the anatomical prob.
lens proposed by Miss Bail, which were Of
a much more fnnciful aud poetic caste than
the subject would suggest Miss GlhOs was
most successful and was awarded the prize,
q beautiful wedgCwoOd vase,
Among the many visitors To the Carnl.
val this week from huntsville are Mrs,
william NJ. Barrett and Miss lncz Bouden'
Campbell; Mrs. W. D, Adair, wife of Rep
rcsentative Adalr guest or her sister. Mrs.
Mullan". Fifth ward, Houston; MrS. MIN.
ME Parish postmistress al Huntsville and
sister Of Captain james A Baker nc
whose home she IS being entertained.
Mrs r. H. OlmStcad Of Oakhurst re-
turned TO her home sunday.
Misses sue and Lucy Hin OF New Waver
lv visited relatives here this week,
Mrs J f. Wilson came home from Hous-
ton saturday.
Mrs u Hamilton. who has been visiting
the family of H. W Wright, returned to
her homc Ia Houston Friday.
Mrs w f. Young and brother, VIII For
rest of Midway were In Huntsville t6
attend the funeral Of Mrs Provost Wright
on Monday,
Mrs Delha Eastman went to Crockett
saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs H. II
WoottcrS.
Mrs. A. l.. Coruelle Of Oklahoma city
after visiting the family Of her father A
7 stewart loft for her home on Friday.
Miss Ahbie Kennedy Of Beaumont was II
Huntsville several DAYS since to attend he
father. Or " L. Kennedy who Is her'
Miss Georgia stapp, late visitor t,
Huntsville. returned to her home In llous
ton On Sunday, Misses Mary and Emm'
Smith accompanying her
Mr. and Mrs VIII Randolph and Mrs
Z NJ whitley of Conner spent Thursdn'
| I'm Huntsville
| Mrs George Tilley ~ Jacksonville spon
| few days with the family OF Rober
| Tilley, returning home on Tuesday.
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HALLETsVlLLE.

SO many people went from Halletsyille
to Houston that 1t is impossible TO give
all their names. on Monday alone ninety
six tickets were sold
Mrs G.. Nan of Yorktown rs visiting the
families Of her sons, II. ]. Braunig aud
NJ f. Nan.
Miss Alice Lee has returned from a visit
to her brother, II. c, Lee, at Eagle Lake
Mrs S, j. Wagner has returned TO her
home IN Gonzales after a visit to her
parents, MIR, aud Mrs Isaac Samusch
Mrs NJ. n, Spahr Is visiting in Alvin
MFR August Eilers o OF 4oatnm has been
Mrs NJ. T. Holman Is In Fort Worth on
a protrqcted visit
Mrs s. Stahl has returned to her home
In Gonzales after a visit to the family Of
her dnughter Mrs S. Goldberg
Miss Carrie Penman is visiting the fam
lily of her sister, Mrs. p n. Williams In
Mrs pr L. Hlrscnfeld, after visit to
4. Graeoer. has returned to her home in
Marion,
Fl. & Erske and family have removed to
Mrs. II A. Hil has returned to her home
In Welmar after visit to the faulty OF
Mrs Sam Derall Is visiting In sinner
Miss Belle Daily has accepted q clerk
ship with ", IAuda.
Mt anu MIS-. teru INeCeh, Ageu ~ ana 20
years respectively, celebrated their golden
wedding at their home a few miles from
town on Monday cvcripg, Many Invited
guests were royalty entertained
Miss Eva Morrow Of HAckberry and Mr.,
Earnest Frazer Of Fayette county were
married here Tuesday afternoon seated
In a buggy on court house square street,
Rev A, G, Nolen performing the ccre-
mouy.
re Ladies' Guild Of the Episcopal
church rendered MIR. and Mrs a F. Groe.
fatherlaud a reception at the home of Or
II. r. Knox
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ORANGE.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Green
Avenue Baptist church had very pleasant
meeting with Mrs. Fountain, Delicious re.
freshments were served In the prettny
decorated dining room.
Or. and Mrs. Clement of vinton were
visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs Jesse
Harmon. this week.
Mrs. NJ. V. Anderson attended the mar
riage Of Miss Layorna Hampton and Mr.
Peters at Vinton last week
Mrs. w, l.. Eden and her quests Mrs
Kirkland and her nephew, Mr.. Kirkland.
and his wife and child. went over TO Beau,
mont gu the steamer Lawrence last Fridsg.
Mrs. Felix Miller aud children were visit
ng her mother. Mrs, Levy, in Beaumont
this week.
Miss Pauline McFarlane. who was visit.
ing Miss Annie Sells. has returned to her
home 10 Beaumont
Miss Byrd Cooper returned to her home
IN Beaumont last Friday night. aecompa-
MED Ply her hostess, Miss Edna Hart. After
spending q few days ia Beaumont Miss
Hart went 10 Houston for the Carnival.
Last Friday evening Miss Edna Hart gave
her guest, Miss Byrd Cooper, very pleas
ant little Informal tea. Those present
we're Miss Byrd Cooper, MISS Edna Hart.
Miss Kate Brown, MIR. Arthur FORSYTH. Or.
Arthur Sholars. Or, Horace Seastrunk and
Mr.. and Mrs \. Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morgan. Jr., enter
tained the X. X. club very pleasantly last
Friday evening. Mrs. Morgan proved a
most gracious aud entertaining hostess.
She had decorated her pretty parlors With
beautiful flowers for the occasion High
nve was the game OF the evening aud
brought out the skill OF several az the
PLAYERS Al the close OF the game lie
hclous Refreshments were served. Mas
Lott Won the club honors while tho
gentlemen's prize was captured by Nh
"A =. Jackson. Those present were Colo
mel and Mrs. w. ID. Bettis, Mrs C.. NJ
Vera tanleNlix, heulah Rsas, Eama i.ss
Lott, Littts Wooiwotth, Jennie Hlsland.
flayaa cehitfee and Hattie cAsnAuIt.
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across the galleries and took position in
the center OF the circle of Invited guests,
the attendants, Mr. Lake Watson and Miss
May Robinson, coming first. the flower
girls, the lovely Misses Ella and Alice
Sneed. sisters Of the bride, coming next
and the bride and groom coming last As
the venerable minister rose and advanced
10 meet the bridal party the guests with
one accord rose to their feet and remained
standing during the ceremony, While the
piano softly echoed the sweetness of the
music OF love.
Some time was spent in congratulation
and well wishing when supper was an
nounced, and all were invited 10 p0rtake Of
sumptuous repast of the most tempting
ing room was uniquely decorated, and the
soft colored lights cast a blush Of unusual
beauty and delicacy over all. The menu
and entire program was the work of Mrs
Kate Sneed.
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FAIRFIELD.

Wednesday night, November 10. wit.
messed, perhaps. the very prettiest wedding
that over graced the ornate page OF Fair.
fields social history The contracting pair
Ties were Mr. Paxton Dsylss and Miss
Berta sneed both Of this place; the place
OF the wedding was the cory parlor Of Dr
W, n, sneed's elegant home: the witnesses
were the families and few intimate
friends OF the bride and groom while Rev
Malloy ~ Tehuaeapa OBLIGATED
AZ the first stroke ~ s p. m. the skillhu
hands Of Miss Mamie Anderson Invoked
the melodies 0f Mendeissuhn's wedding
mHFeh irons the throgt Of the elegant nisno
Ia the parlor, the bridal party emerged from
the slttirE room and marched peiselessly
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BRENNAN.

INC ladies' OF the Fortnightly club are
indepted TO Mrs II. K Harrison Tor one
VI 'ne most delightful afternoons OF the
seasoh' The club Is to lose two OF ia
orisntest members, Mrs. Harry Haynes and
MIs' beanregard Bryan. ana Thnrsdav
Hitefnoons entertainment was given com
Phnehthiy 10 them, on the eve OF ID
Parunre Tor their new homes. After the
SOFT sweet stratus Of one OF Mendelssohn,s
beautiful sonatas skilfnlly rendered ~,
Mrs' a. ~ Chiidress, Mrs. b. Fldrldre ad.
auressed the club, presenting Mrs. Hpvnas
ana MIS- Bryan, in behalf Of the club. son.
Vemrs OF the occasion. Her address vas
very touching, and when the height Of her
pathetc eloquenee was reached the ladies
Ike the gentle Nlobe Of oid-vere dissaI,',,,
u Tears: Miss Grace Gardner came gently
70 the rescue, aud while her lovely yotrS
fesounded through the house. smiles ehsucd
away tho tears, and the evening WINS snent
ln delightful converse, Not the least barr
or y being the nourishing OF the elmer
man, when the young daughters OF ths
house dispensed with grace and dignity -
hospitalities Of the dining room SsrvHI
midst light and flowers, sparkling wit and
psflsat ssiiles' was delightful three course
me society event OF the week was ~.
complimentary hop rendered Mr. ana Mira
James s. Harrison Monday evening Nv tbe
Brennan Athletic club, OF which they teere
both members, on the occasion Of their re-
turn from a bridal tour Ii has been d long
established custom OF the club to tender itS
members a complimentary hop on such oc-
casiOns, and when two members OF the club
are united the obligation Is doubled The
hall sparkled with merriment, and Warmth
and heartiness We're such characteristic
features that the happy participants seem
ed oblivious 70 the cold outside, which rem.
dered dancing all the more pleasant Mi.
and Mrs, Harrison, the houorees OF the &c
casion, returned from a bridal trip 20 San
Antonio Monday AFTERNOON, and Il was the
prst time many Of the attendants had been
given an opportunity 10 extend congratula-
lions RDd they wara the recipients es much
altsetleh And hsHFty eeea wlshes Tor thsir
eeptlnQed happiness,
&sk sva&s r. hzyaa has LEFT Tor Heus.
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BRYAN

Houston "'s 'ls'unK "a
~ sa marie Adams Is visiting in Ennis.
MIS- Nettie Everett Groom 30 cairort
visited BRYAN this week
X Iay.r lauA Clarke aud Mrs Thomas
ME- ~ W y Insintee nave returned from Amarilio
a Tisi I ~ May Jones has returned from
Beatrice Hearne panied by MISS
OF Ms Dwv5sy AS!in q Mumford Is the guest
AFs' y. w. Hutehiso, v.,,,... :.
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house Tuesday evening December S. These
the one sweet singer, do other an nc,
compilshed clocutionist, This recital is
looked forward to as a ventable feast Tor
club recently In n most delightful mapnnr
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home in Houston Wednsssaals a "
by her mother, Mrs A 2
Mrs. George Dashlela N!
yesterday after a WISH "
Mrs. Reed. uos:i
Mrs. J. c. Brashear o. nv
the guest Of Mrs. H o.
Mrs Mrs. NJ. W. sims, Ms y
Mrs. q. NJ. Brandon, w Z N
Mrs. j. n, Allen aud nr III 4,
have returned from Bes.a .~ /; 4
represented Bryan Ggpu XXI
Federation Of Womeh, /. nils
The knights Of Pythslals. AN ~, M
GA, rendered a magnlng,g.ssl 4
hnnnuet last Tuesday ny 81
r Ronner OF TYLER gas
the domain Of Texas. ,sjtk
Of music was renders. , 1rrs
Dorcmus delivered az e'.sA.s
dress In behaif Of The R's "a
lodge. The climax q l.s6ss
ure was the splendlus Eit|
chancellor Bonner, wns
entertaining speaker IL eSn,N
"pvthianlsm." Al vs. .sS4s, 4
program an elee1nt lusst WIN III
Tbn nresence of the laol. 4 y /
10 the occasion and n''''
social success,
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sAN ANGELO.

Mr. and Mrs w X shipman of Colorado
City have been visiting relatives and friends
here
Mrs. J. r. Dustin Of Midland Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John \ Rust
Mr j, W f.ovslady Of Colorado q visit
ing at chnsteyel
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

Last Monday night nm enjoyable enter
talnment aud musicale was given at the
knights Of Pythlus hail by the local
knights Of Pythlas lodge complimentary
to Its members and their friends. The
spacious hail hnd a large assemblage on
hand on this occasion and every one seemed
to take great interest IN the following
program, which was rendered by the par.
ticlpants Ia a most credtabe aud pleasing
manner:
Baritone solo. .,.,..,...,.. Mr. VIII Horne
Ouartctte. .............. Presbyterian choir
soprano SOLO. .'......:t MISS tla lnomas
Violin lo...........M Miss Picrpont d1cauey
soprano solo. ...............,. Mrs. spencer
Recitation ,..........,.... Miss MerrIman
Recitation. :........... Miss Lottle savage
soprano solo. ......,.......Mi Miss Daimwood
Baritone accompanies, Mr.. George Grim
Mr. Charles Hymaus acted as master Of
ceremonies while Mrs S. Smith was
musical director
Mr. L. f. Cornell and bride, nee
Deane,. who were married N Rock
port Wednesday afternoon at $50 at the
Episcopa, church, arrived here Wednesday
night ana win spend several days here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. Q, Cook, lr., Of San An
tonic are among the visitors In Corpus
Miss Gertrude Dreyer left for Houston
this week 10 attend the Carnival and visit
her friends. the Misses Mhshaway.
NifS. y n JuCQus, NlNCI II snort VISIT TO
her home here, Inns returned to San An
tonic
Mrs. c. f. Fisher Of San Antonio is on
visit to her old home ana relatives 10 Cor
puS Christi.
Mrs. r. j Shirley, wn0 went 20 New or,
leans Monday to see ner SON Robert h
Vnndewoort, loop the loop" In Fore
pnugh-Sel circus, returned homo last
night saturday., accompanied by her son
Mr.. and Mrs, G. + Evans nave returned
from several weeks visit TO tho Remedy
lila Parral ranch.
Mr. aud Mrs r. j. Nolan and son Of
North Texas have arrived here 10 spend
the winter.
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Mrs. Kinkler Of cat spD .s
C. F. Hellmuth last W. "a n
Miss Lena Hellmnta I
tended trip TO Brennan K, "A
Miss Sophia HenSe =
+. Roensch. ,a.ja,i
Mrs. S. r. Blake
Blake in Houston. smsr y
MISS Lena LaHg aa.nhsr
Lauehammer Of bls l grsia.F.
ana SUNDAY here WIZ ta 4
Miss Edna ken, Sen
Brenham this wees 5sa.tds
South Bellvllle ..ssf
Mrs. John hizef ~
ton. 90. "a i
ncsday here en- rou''
Buckhorn. -, r. usi
Mrs s fss W, y, sitsl.
Card club Weaknesses
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Mrs. warner y Fss, q
arrived sunday . - yrns
visiting her buseaads
MIS- Mrs. : H. {. rrsyl0T r !. W
visit to her old home nome. I /
stopped in New o " !, "
attend the couyenll'N
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For pure and sustained melody the
American stage, during the last dec
ade. has known no light opera TO equal
sousa's charming and brilliant work,
"El Captain, which is now in its sue
cessful third season It is in this
opera that Mr.. Souaa figures as the
March King, having written one OF the
greatest and most successful marches
ever heard N this country, also his
wonderful Stars and Stripes Forever,
la successful combination OF this kind
is unique, and Mr. Sousa has won the
critical approval Of press and public
in this capacity. "El Captain" Is SUI
pefbly presented by this organization
and the company organized, consist
ing of fortyfve people, inoluding a
large and powerful chorus. and a su-
perb orchestra This will afford the
pubic of this city the opportunity OF
Witnessing one Of the grandest pro
ductions Of comic opera ever present
ed here
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A club Women's Toot.

Emporia Gazette, December 21,
1901 Women rule the earth, The
books that women nike succeeds. The
newspapers that women read sell. The
stores that women patronize make
money And now the foxy old Santa
Fe has got scheme to please tho
women which will make it a barr Of
rocks. The scheme is a beautiful gilt
edged excursion to the Pacific coast
for the c.xth biennial convention Of
Women's clubs to be held in Los An
geles. May to 8. The Santa Fe IS
going TO put on line of through
trains that will beat the worlds rec
ord for beauty and comfort. And bet
ter than this, the Santa Fe will ar
range TO take all the Kansas and
Missouri club women who have been
meeting together and know one an
other all on one train where they
can talk club matters and fix up club
politics together for three days. II
the Santa Fe doesn't make big divi-
dend out Of this business it won't be
W. J. Blacks fault This is a unique
idea and 1t is distinctly a Santa Fe
idea. Did you ever observe that in the
passenger department of the Santa
Fe they make their money by turning
public comfort into money?
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ZOller'S
China Store
lis East Okla. Ave.

is the greeting we extend
to our many friends who by
their liberal support, have
assisted us in building up a
much needed line of bust
ness in Guthrie, second to
none in the territory