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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26
PRIZES FOR AIR SHIP RACES.
The St. Louis Exposition Authorities
Agree Upon Conditions.

Exposition authorities and a commit
tee of aerostatic experts have agreed up
on general rules to govern the airship
races at the st. Louis exposition. 1t was
decided definitely that the 100000 APP
proprated for the contest by the board
of directors of the exposition should be
divided as follows: One hundred thou
sand dollars for Il grand capital prize,
$4,000 to be divided into a number of
subsidiary prizes, $4,000 devoted to the
conduct of the competition and the pay
ment Of it's expenses.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26
Guilty of killing Family.

At Lake Charles La the jury III the
case OF Edward Batson, charged with
the murder Of the Ear family, returned
a verdict of murder in the first degree.
The penalty is death
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26
Deeriuc BUYS Large Mine.

The sale of the Kinney Hawkins-Cros-
by mine, few miles west of Hibbing,
Mimi, to the Deering Harvester Com
pany of Chicago has been closed and
S525, 900 was paid to the holders of the
lease.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26
Hurt ina DeraiIed Train.

Passenger train No. 10 on the Pitts
burg, Virginia and Charleston Railroad
was derailed near Charleroi, Pa. and a
number of passengers were injured. none
fatally.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26
Strike of Street Railway Men.

men went on strike for IN adjustment Of
wages and hours and recognition Of their
Union. There was no disorder, but the
strike caused much discomfort.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26
Forest Fire in New Jersey.

A forest fire in Scots mountain near
Belvidere, n. j., destroyed hundreds of
acres of young timber and valuable build
ings and woodland. The fire was start
ed by Il party of tramps who were camp
ing ia the woods.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26

Miss Catherine Maude Rice, Il pretty
girl, laughed herself to death at Louis
Vile, Ky, The physicians in charge said
lesion of the brain was produced by her
laughter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26

ment buildings, the Nincennes, at Vim
cennes avenue and. Thirty-siXth street,
has been destroyed by fire, and many
tenants barely escaped with their lives.
The loss is $4,000, and it is covered by
insurance.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26
Fight Flames in Brewery,

The large brewery of the Christian
Moerlein Company, at Cincinnati. suffer-
ed a loss of over 100000 from fire. sup
posed to be due to spontaneous combus-
ton.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26
minds Ancient Silver Mines.

A wonderful group of ancient silver
mines have been discovered near Tubu-
tama. in the Altar district, in the State
OF Sonora. Mexico, by party of Amerl-
can prospectors in charge of Con
O'keefe, an expert mining engineer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26
Novelist Stockton Dies Suddenly.

Frank Z. Stockton. the well-known
writer of stories. died suddenly while on
a visit to Washington.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26

Four fires at Dallas. Texas, at the
same time, and supposed to have been
started by incendiaries. caused loss OF
500 OK
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26

In squalid rooms at 3413 State street,
Chicago, an entire colored family. con-
Sisting of father, mother and six children,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26
SEE PRELATE'S BODY.
CORPSE OF BISHOP NEUMANN is
DISlNTERRED.

One of Final Acts Preliminary to
Good Mans Beatiticatiou-Exp posi-
ton Committee Decides Upon Prizes
for Air Ship Races in ST. Louis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26

Between fifty and seyenty-iiyc lives
were lost in the burning near Cairo, H.,
of the steamer City Of Pittsburg, bound
from Cincinnati to Memphis with 15O
persons on board
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26
ki1ls Bi1l Cor 2-Cent Railway Fare.

After debate lasting less than ten
minutes the Massachusetts State Senate
killed the House bill to establish a max
imum rate of cents a mile upon rail
roads.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26
9ORaReS

''N SShdtt on SatUr1g,.
ence asked for by the Hons.
nese exclusion bill was ,.,
Messrs Plat (Counl. Da GG,e9
and Clay were named aS ~, ''
ferees. Bills were passoJ
mission for the erection Of a. p,
or statue in Washington ~ d
late Benjamin +. Stcnbnn'"n'
of the G. \. r.; to co1>frn,
dent pension act of 1890 g
all persons who served n;no+r
ing the Civil War and w5a
orably discharged, but exc1n,,sn
the First, Second, Third ronJ
and Sixth United States voInnt
try who had prior service -
tederatc army or macy: to ina Z
pensions Of soldiers and I'D
have lost limbs in the scryjcn
eight private pension bills NJ,
then called up the resolution
of the sorrow of the Senate ot
of Senator Kyle of South DoIN
he and McssrS. CockrelI Chill d
gan. Foraker. Nelson and Kit,r
fitting tribute to his memory
House the fortitication apnronr!
which carries $6,562, 400, WINS NJ
the conference report on tho
appropriation bill agreed to, ri
was amended so as 10 allow m.
of the exclusive rights ia u<o
explosive thorite. \ bill proy
two additional associate jusuceI y
lahoma was also passed.
-
Without a word of diScuSSiaA Y
merits of the measure, the river
Dor bill, carrying in appropriatid N
$1O,000,O00, was passed by tn, II
on Monday. SO thoroughly had NH
been considered by the CONNIE @
mittee that every Senator was
that it should pass as reported
Heha Sot was prepared 10 begin
the Philippine government bill
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VICTORIA.

Mrs. II Gervsls and her sister, Miss
L.anra York, went 70 Edna this week TO at
tend che funeral OF MIR Philip Kleas, q
prominent citizen Of that place
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Hascall Of Cleye'
land ohio. left for home Thursday going
via San Antonio They have spent the past
three weeks at the headquarters Of the We
toria Rice and Irrigation company he,ow
town. Of which Mr. Hascall is president,
and spent Wednesday as the guests of ar.
and Mrs. +. b. Lander
Mrs A. II Day returned Tuesday FROM a
visit 10 relatives at her former home In
sweet Home Texas
Mrs W Z. Voigt LETT Tuesday for Hous-
ton "a visit ner sister. Mrs. Dwyer'
Mrs. A. 3. Davidson o. Cuero was the
s,lest OF her sister. Ma. W. j. craig, wed
Tesday and THURSDAY;
Mr. & G. Reed and children visited rela-
dives In Port Lavaca this week returning
: N9rs ] %. Russ accompanied her husband
Wednesday 10 Houston returning Ihu:s'
u"Wrs n T. Forbes and Mrs. j. a. Walker
visited Houston this week. 800,
H. ava Mrs. W G. Carroll returned rms
,yeet from a trip 70 their ranch near Der
clair
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TEMPLE.

The meeting Of the district Federation ~
Woman'S clubs in Temple this week was
tho bright particular bit Of social functions.
There were ladies from all over this part
Of Texas and as result good meeting
and pleasant social time was had. The
club ladies Of Temple are never wanting in
the way Of entertainment and aside from
the regular business meetings and excellent
papers read there was q luncheon at the
Harvey house, a carriage drive over the
city and reception at the home Of Mira.
W. S. Banks, president or the local feder-
4tcd clubs
The announcement Of the marriage at
san Angelo Of Mrs Helena Hamilton and
Mr.. f. $. Murphy was q very pleasant sur
prise to their many friends here Mrs.
Hamilton Is almost life long resident Of
Temple and has hut recently made san
Angelo her home on account Of the health
of her little boy while Mr. Murphy was
Mt one time connected in business here.
Mrs. Ernest Chapman is in the city from
st. Louis on n visit to the family Of her
uncle, d. ]. La Prcilc
Mrs. G.. w. Voters rs I'm the city from
forney visiting her daughter, Miss Helen
Noicrs, and at the same time 10 attend the
district meeting Of Climb women
Mrs Lew Williamson is in tue city from
Dallas visiting the family Of her brother
Mr.. James Lee.
Secretary Gould Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Is at home from a
visit 10 his sick mother in Kansas city.
Mrs Gould Is much improved and will ar
rive In Temple some time next week on a
visit 10 her son and to try the benefits Of
more southerly climate
Miss Jessie Riley has been paving A
visit to her mother from the Baylor college
at Waco.
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MINERAL WELLS.

Miss Lula Dalton Of FHlo Pinto was here
this week
Miss Minnie Howard has returned from
Weathcrford
Miss Nymphadora Belyea visited at ROCK
creek Monday and Tuesday, guest of
Miss Touts
Mrs. Gus Wnkland has returned from
visit to her sister at Clehurnc.
Mrs Alice Hics Is guest Of hor mar.
ents here from Clehurne
MRS; {. W. Massey. Mrs whattey and
MISS Norris were here from Palo Pinto this
Mrs. Ham p. Rec of Dallas is hero for q
several weeks visit
p, Mrs L. d. Sanford of Ennis is at tile
Miss Lucille Carver of Van Alstyne is at
Mrs. W. J.. Williams of Dallas is here.
Mrs I. p. Sparks and Miss Laura Pow.
efs OF Waco are at the Wann.
mrs. w {, Furbess and daughter Mona
ford
Mrs. B, c. Denson o. Jacksonville is
Mrs S. y. Fcazell. who has been ston
ping at the Fairfield cottage for the past
three weeks, left for her home at Houston
ms week. Mrs. FcnZell had delightful
visit and made many friends while here,
who regretted to see her leave
Mrs DR., II. o. Braswe. is at home from
Dallas.
Miss Addie Warren has returned from
Dallas.
Miss Emma Bceler is III Dallas a guest
Of Mrs. Henry Hamilton.
Miss Annie Staiu of TeNarkana is a guest
of her sister, Mrs. I'd c. Baker
Miss Nlyra Donavan Of Weatherfori.
guest Of her uncle. Ed oliver. has returned
home.
Mrs Matte Sanders, CUES, OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. l.. Graves, returned to ucr
home at Ferris Monday
Miss Mamie Alexander guest Of Miss
Nymphadora Bclyea, returned TO her home
at Mcathcrford Monday
Mrs Tnscv and daughter, Miss Annie
Of Fort Worth, have been here for the past
week visiting Mrs. T,nSlcy's mother, Mrs,
c. J. Stewart. at the Fairfield cottage. sun
day Mrs Stewart celebrated her slXiielh
birthday in an ppr2oriGtC way, the family
and a few friends being present Among
those Mt distance was Mrs. s. y. Fcazcu
of Houston
Miss Minnie Brady has returned to her
home AZ Dallas.
Mrs Maddox has returned TO her home
at Dallas
Miss Mary Thomas * at Clehurnc
Mrs j. NJ Harris has returned TO Dallas.
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NAcoGOOCHEs.

Quite n crowd Of young folks went out on
the Moral saturday ana enjoyed the day
pIcniring The chap ION was Mrs Annie
Paine Most Of the Young folks were citi-
zens Of West Nacogdoches.
Mrs. l. D. Polk OF beaumont is spending
week in the city, guest OF Mrs. p. II.
Blouu,
Mr. aud Mrs A. w Grimes entertained
a crowd Of young ladies and gentlemen at
their homo on South Fredonia street Mon
The Misses Trevc entertained frv
friend, on the 27th IN honor Of Miss Inrn.n
Il visitor 20 Mrs Perry of our city Her
home IS In St Louis
Miss Mary Wilson, visitor 70 Mr. ~
gle King OF our city, returned home on
The chorus class viii sing at the recital
Miss Martha Ingraham is up from a spell
Miss Clytie Harris is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Or. Link Of Palestine
Mr. end Ms. W p. DevcreaN and ht'Ir
daughter Of Jacksonville are N 'hc Ny
WISHING relatives They are guests OF Nr.
and Mrs. II Perkins. Mrs. Deycreaux $
RI" different churacs of tho city are
preparing appropriate music Tor LlZ,I'
sunday. Miss Elliton Cox. sweet slnscp;
III sinr .tTlster dorm" NcidNrgc', At
christ church sunday morning -. eis.
Thc raruphcrnalia for the Rathhons SIS
-ers has arrived and Mrs fPuoW~ - ~
pectcd next Monday to oreani2c LnG ''t a+ or
Miss Naude AlcZic Is AT nome I'm
spendirg several pleasant weeks WIN
attends and relatives at Garrison,
Mrs T. e. Nlize IS now visiting hcr nu,,,
bnnd AZ Mincula and WI In a 10" '''''.''
t,me make her home there A.. ,,.,o,,
rho rain and clouds have W"ue NV
s,,payvhnt unulcasant,
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ton to make her home in that city with
ner daughter, Mrs. H. Y Wall
Misses BEETLE and Margaret Massey Of
day. wy
j. f. Aiken and bride returned from
Shreveport Monday afternoon after a
pleasant visit TO friends
Miss Lena Etherldge, who was the guest
OF the Misses Austin for week. returned
TO Palestine Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. {. Cook, who has been visiting
IN Fort Worth. returned home Wednesday
MrS l.. V. Dodson was the guest OF
Mrs. Addie Afford several DAYS This week
and returned 10 Jefferson Thursday.
Mrs. James Gregg who has been visit.
ing relatives in Corsicana. returned Thurs.
day afternoon
Mrs. Homer Watson returned to her
home In Lake Charles, La. Wednesday.
having visited her cousin. r. +. Davis.
and family
Mrs. j. L. 0chletree visited her parents
several days last week and returned 70
Dallas THURSDAY
Miss Fannie Slater is visiting friends In
Dallas this week
Miss Minnie Ramsey went to Shreve
port Thursday on a visit TO friends aud
Mrs. Alvin Carter has returned from a
visit TO relatives in Jefferson
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week '"Nut one uay this
MRS; Ftnley and her chsrminy u,uo
uausnier; Miss Lyndall Of Sherman az
arriyals In the city this week and VIII 70
ma nam as the guests Of Mrs. {. b Ken,ier
MI. and Mrs. ID. G. Petty hsve hoo,
'iS sung friends In Beaumont this weel
Misses Stella Jurden and Jeape ReS,or
nave peen attending the SUNDAY school
conHNxention In Beaumont this week
MISS Iola Gentry OF IoutsviIie e.
rival at the ochiltree this week Nu az
AT. and Mrs. j. r. lowry, who have hoer
TO their home "''V le'urheu
Miss Lea HighshaN, after nlcos.,,
VISIT TO the family IL CAPTAIN Gcorge
smith, left Friday f0r her home in PORT
Miss Mary Smith ~ Austin is the guest
OF Miss Mary Russell 'l' guest
- rev. q. A. CoulSon and wife returned
lh,s week from a visit to Beaumont
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jones Of Beaumont vho
have been the guest. Of the family IN Coio'
home ''i '"'''
Mrs Porter Of Sour Lake is an nrriva.
In the city. Mrs Porter is visiting her
mother Mrs. McGm
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TAYLOR.

,rbts vect in society has been ratn'r
o,,iot ono Tho greater part Of the society
reon,e are observing Lent, and ms con'e.
apenc,, have delayed their entertainments
until afr sunday.
on April , The Womens CiuDs Oh i,A 40,
will meet in Taylor and the local elup
women are very busy making elaborate anu
very extensive prepafltions for their enter
'" NIL sJo-,an Wright Of Carthage Mo-
LEFT last Monday night for SlaunSton, ALA.,
10 iuil "A house party AZ hei lutuct 49,
mines Al that place. She VIII remain ~ +.
two weeks when she r WI 'e society viii
Sorniy miss Miss Wright, who by her nu'
sic, ACCOMPLISHMENTS and charming M a.
ncter has during the PAST Nih'et s.tio,s
added to the pleasures OF su.laI - ana
She possesSes beautiful soprano Volst, auu
- baor nor nnce Is TO wish for continuous
Mrs Jobn f. Black went 10 Temple t,i. :
week TO attend the meeting oil tue "'HA
clubs Of that city. - hoo, in New
Vort for the past month pertectlhg uei ~
In the nrt Of clocution ana len.tnSS loSt
tnrned 10 the city last Friday anu " ~ ~
TUESDAY FOR Beaumont. wnere sue WIN
temporary ara Mrs. Psa' b. A. Robertson left for
Marlin last week Mrs. Robertson VIII ~
main az Marlin for some time .rton,o
Mrs. Nathan Davis left FOR se an ,he he'd.
saturday, where she was Is o oSiisqi I'M i
SIessrs. II. r. Klmhro, +. r, M EEnI,- orsi
a. NJ Booth attended the State r., Col
association convention. when met IA
weston Thursday mornlne -, g. vtsitina
Miss EVELYN Hall Of 1foehet' -
ber sister Mrs. i. J.. Nple! =, srstir
A. ana Mrs. sanford Smith OF Aus'iN
were In the city this week.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

on last Friday night a number OF the
young people assembled at Masonic hall
and enjoyed themselves with pleasant
hop. which lasted for several hours.
ON last Monday the members Of the Wo-
mans Monday club spent pleasant even.
Ing with Mrs r. A. Born In their study Of
King John
Mrs. c. G. Reggie left this week for
Monterey. Mexico Ia Join her husband, who
mas a lucrative position IN that city.
Mr. end Mrs. c. I, II Won Butcher have
returned from Austin. accompanied by their
Mr. and Mrs. g. r. Smith Of Cleburne are
among the visitors in Corpus Christi this
week
Mr. and Mrs Fuqua and Dr. and Mrs.
Coleman of Kansas ,ity. No, who have
ueqh spending the winter In Corpus Christi,
let this week for home.
Mr.. aud Mrs r X. Pierce and daughter
OF Chicago are among the visitors in Cor
Mr. aud Mrs j .. Hamter Of San An
tonic are visiting Corpus Christi.
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RICHMOND.

Mesdsmes Douglass, Carman and Red
mon and Miss Douglass OF Harlem were
Richmond visitors Saturday.
Mrs Thomas J. Wlndham war called to
Columbus 10 sec her mother, who Is sick.
Miss Myrtle lott, who has been visiting
the families Of Messrs. Davis and George,
has returned TO her home IN Gollad.
Judge and Mrs. II. 7. McChbe OF hoeehs,
berg called Monday.
The Shakespeare club held It's reguiag
monthly meeting Mt the home OF MI. ana
Mrs J.. G Perkins Friday evening ae-
iightfu time Us repor ed
Miss Lula NpCrarv was the guest OF
Mrs Matte billiard this week.
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ORANGE.

Ane events NJ. this wcel; have been chief
" characterized by the spring millinery
openings NJ the various establishments
about town.
Easier Is being ushered in with the CHS
.yuafy special services at all the churches
az appropriate exercises.
@rs, Percy and children. who have been
iipeSrnaing several days in Lake Charles,
Mr. seturned to the city, accompanied by
guest for some time.
DsIl,. b. h Harrington and daughter, MISS
snnn ss OF Montgomery, Ala, have been
fVNhling several days in the city.
'li 3, week from a Visit 10 Galveston
Nr,,'sses Bessie Kendall and Vera Panna-
Wei spent one night In Beaumont This
Ne M, attending the theater.
'i'sses Lilly Vest aud Maud Spence were
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HALLETsVILLE.

This being Holy Week, but little has been
doing IN society.
MIR. and Mrs T.. p Seymour entertained
a few friends Wednesday evening. Among
other nice refreshments served were straw
berries home grown.
Mr.. and Mrs A. +. Groeber win leave
on sunday for visit TO friends aud reia-
tlvcs in Germany
Mrs. II. J Braunig is visiting relatives
In Cuero.
Mr. +. w Sailee and wife and MI. George
uuruloug are here from Victoria on a
visit 70 The family Of Mr. A. $. Adams.
Mrs T. Beckstad 81 Havana, H.. Is Wis
ting the families Of her brothers, John
Williams of Williamsburg and W II. Nor.
gan Of Sweet Home.
Miss Emma Gelger Of Sublime is visit.
ing the family of Air, II. ]. Heye and sang
On tie Lutheran church Friday during the
special Good Friday services.
Miss Ida Barnett, after visit 10 her sis
Ter. Mrs Leila Ballard. has returned TO her
home In No3kum.
DR.. ] r. Lay has returned from ST. Louis
and he and Mrs. Lay viii entertain ina
Domino club next Friday evening.
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WHARTON.

The New Century club enjoyed very
pleasant meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Lord Ryron" was tho theme OF conyersa-
ton Essay, "Ilfc OF Byron" Miss Ivey'
essay. "Chude Harold Mrs. J. n. BoltsnI
reading. "Aposropho ~ tho Occan" Mrs.
Whitney. Discussion ON life and poems by
ruh
The Indies ~ the Episcopal church are
busy preparing 10 give baznr April for
the heneht OF the church.
The ladies OF the Baptist church are pre-
puiing ia give an entertainment In tho
near future Tho best local talent has been
engaged for the purpose.
Mrs VI Moore Of AnEeton r. tho guest
OF her nephew, Mr. G., W. Boil. Mrs,
Moore viii shortly move 70 Bay city
Mrs y j Harley OF tho Is. O rGnch IL
visiting her friend, Mrs. .. W. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs G W. Rnl spent a few
DAYS In uou.l0n thIs weck.
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SAN MARCOS.

Mrs c. W Earnest of Millct accompan-
led by her son. waiter ana little daughter.
are spending q few weeks ia san Marcos.
Mr. and Mrs g. -. Rogers Of Welmar
are here this week
Miss Mary Burlesou OF Lockhart visited
a Mr. ia J. h. Green's this week.
Misses Eula Konc. McCutcheon and
clara Mckay. Messrs. r. Il. McKie, Col
her, and Elmer Malone went on picnic
excursion near Martlndale last Tuesday
They were Joined ~ the grounds by hr
and Mrs william M0rtiudaic
CgutsIn and Mrs. J. G. storey left Mon
dav Tor Phopnlx Ariz.. go see ihcir daugh
Ter. Miss EIla Who Is very III there.
Iast Wednesday AFTERNOON and evening
the ladies Of the First Baptist church gave
+" tIip around the world for 30 cents
that was a decided success aud quite ar
innovation on the usual church entertain
ment. BESIDES the fun about 500 wai
realized.
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GAME RON.

Mrs walter nelson has returned from
few Gays visit 90 Temple.
Mis- schumacher OF Nayasota Is Us'ung
the Misses Arnold.
The Methodist ladies gave ten at tho
residence Of j. T. Reno "Wednesday even
ug which was pleasant anair to an at
S'rs A. Ponncl Of Houston Is visiting
bor daughter Mrs j. y. Kelley. 49,.
Nm. s. A. Icncy aud Mrs. g. g.. MS u
man have returned from snort Ni7't 70
Mlss EsteUc McIycr visited two days
ia lto.EdlIc this week.
sNpu.c Cri-to' closed the season NJ the
auditorium wednesday night.
Alrs George lhoruo aud children Of Fort
Worth are visiting her brother, Hon. b. -
Mcbride. -..,...o.,
FRIDAY evening the young people enjoyed
a moon Oh, lawn party 90 Ihr hospIdo'e
home of Mr. ana MIS- H.. Tyson. \
lime WAS had.
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The Knights OF Pythlas Of this place.
Sam A. Wilson lodge No. "a. had BAN
quet in honor OF It's tenth anniversary mere
last Thursday night and the public attend"
ed aud had an enjoyaple time q progr aLl.
bers of the order Wee carried out
W Frank Knox OF Tyler was here tnS
week q, !, ryt,,
Mrs C. c. Thompson and MIS-. D T. "ih'
son are visiting In JacksenylHe ,.,.-
Mrs. Maggie Horton o. Lufkin - Vlsir
Ing relatives here. 49,. A.,
Iufkfn this week.