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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
BEAUMONT.

Mrs Robert Andrews entertained the
Merry Sixteen, who have changed their
name 10 the Wednesday Afternoon Card
club NIesdames V Polk. Russell Myrick
and Wilson received the prizes. Decora.
tlons were IN mistletoe and holly. The
hostess served a dainty course Of salads
cake and coffee. The club will next meet
with Mrs l. Bingham.
The young men complimented Miss Meul-
Ter Of Chicago with q delightful dance
Wednesday evening at the oaks. Those
present were Misses McLaurin, Cousins
Of Austin. Edwards, stoval. Bird and Mar
cuerIte Cooper Goodhue, Hopes and
Mueller; Messrs. Works, Allen. Hughes,
Lea Mueller. Nazro PratheG Farmer,
Newsum, Woodward, Taylor. BencGen-
stein, Carlton, Brooks, La Tuile. Wilder.
Harris and DR.. Reed. Aessrs. and Mes
danes Bright. Lively. r, c. Dun. ouaw'
Hodges, Binyon. Britton. D. aud S. Hey
Mrs. Mortimer Fink entertained the
Twentieth Century club Thursday after
CANT CANT reception New Years Day,
Mrs. d. U. Lively matronlzed very
nretty AFFAIR Tuesday when she Invited the
Merry wives 10 meet with her In the
zane of euchre Mesdames CAN and Z.
Wiess won the favors. Dainty Christmas
cards were given the guests as souvenirs.
BonDous were served throughout me
r.me an Intercourse Of salads, olives,
Scgfprs and coffee was the male 70 the ar
terDOon Tweuuy-four guests were present.
Nrg Walter Crawford was hostess 70
the Friday Afternoon Card club this Week
Mrs William Blain was hostess to the
ycnng Married Ladies club on Thursday
tp0rninc Mesdames Ogden johnson and
lin Blaln won the prizes In the game OF
bigh Eve The hostess served two-coursa
luncheon Of salads, waters, olives, gelatlne
az me / B os. entertained with q swell
rsasrticn at Mrs Ed Carols Monday even
ING and the u. Girls with Mrs. o. B.
johnson on Friday.
Misses Cooper entertained the Maids and
Nlgrrous Monday afternoon. Aesdamea
Homes and Andrews won the prizes.
mss Evelyn Wiess Is down for the hol!-
davs from Baylor college at Waco
NIr and Mrs Ed Prather left Thursday
for DALLAS 10 spend the holidays.
Miss Gussie Goodhue goes down 70 New
orleans on the 18th 70 attend Miss Fair
chllds wedding
Mrs Walter Binyon spends the holidays
with relatives IN Denver.
Miss Dora Hecht leaves on the 26th Tor
Hempstead to be one Of the maids at the
suartz- solinsky nuptial
NTss Tosephine Weaver Is MP from school
Nev orleans for the holidays.
a',Gse Hooper has returned 10 Austin after
snendine several weeks with Mesdsmes
[ S6rreu and Gilbert
Mrs Percy Wiess spends the holtdays
rirb relatives ia Virginia
Nlftsa Mueller Of Chicago Is the guest 81
bEr brother at The Oaks.
spez Julia Cousins the guest o. Miss
,fev NcLaurin. returned n her home 10
austin on saturday
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TAYLOR

Mr.. George II. Rogers Of this place was
married last week IN Cuero to Miss Annie
Keller Of that place The bride and groom
have returned to Taylor, their future home.
At recent meeting Of the literary soele.
ties OF the Taylor high school the following
officers were elected Travis society. Miss
Leila Avery, president; Miss Zella Bland.
vice president; Israel Alexander, secretary;
Miss Nellie HYDE, treasurer; Miss Bettla
Lloyd, critic; Miss Myrtle Caughron. editor.
Reagan society. Carl Yakey, president
Miss Pinkie Brown, vice president; Sloan
hnrser, secretary; Mss lone Burke, treas.
urer; Henry Lehman, critic; Frank Bun.
nell, editor; Hugh Overstreet, sergeant ~
arms. A joint public session Of these So
cieties was held at the public school build
ing on Friday afternoon, when a well ar
ranged program was carried out.
Mrs. John I. Mcbride of Chester, H., an
aunt OF the Burke brothers OF this city, who
has been visiting relarvcsh and friends here
for the past three weeks left Wednesday
afternoon for her home.
Captain and Mrs A. S Fisher and dsueh-
tiers, Misses Marine and Bennic, were in
Taylor Monday.
Mrs Forest Marley aud little daughter,
Mary. are visiting relatives in Hamilton
county. They viii be away until after the
holidays
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BELLVlLLE.

Miss Edna Kennedy spent Saturday and
Sunday in Galveston, the guest Of her SIS
ter. Mrs. Fanny Schenk.
Mrs. S. A. ELL, Misses Hazel and Mabel
Hill were carnival visitors to Galveston
Friday.
Mrs. Tom Thompson Of Hampstead is
spending a few days with her mother, Mrs
Nellie Bell.
rived here Tuesday and Will spend the
holidays with relatives. ,,.-,
Mrs Ell Browning OF Hampstead Wsltea
Mrs George Boynton last weeE,
Mrs II. E. Johnson Of South McAlester'
/. r, is visiting her son, Mr.. c. K. John'
son. 80. -, tos+
Saturday. Mrs. Powell will VISIT IN George
town before Joining her husband IN their re-
cent location, Richmond. ,,- l.
Mrs Josephine Welhausen OF tlatonla Is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Landes OF Dempt0,
Nous spent wednesday with friends IN THIS
city Ill. .v-,,,s5 hare
Thursday Rev rooke is the new confer
ence appointment for the Bellyille AetnoU
list mission.
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VICTORIA.

Mrs. L P. Demouche entertained the
High Five club Tuesday afternoon, twenty
eight members being present Mrs II. C..
Traylor won the first prize. The next meet.
ing of the club Will be held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. "a. Gervais Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. N. S. Mahon and children Of Port
Lavaca spent several days this week In Vie
toria as the guest Of Mrs. a. w. Bur
rcpghs.
4. A Arceneauz visited his former home
In Welsh, La, last week.
Mrs j. Z. Morris and children we're pas
sengers 10 Galveston Thursday for q few
days visit TO relatives.
The Spooner Dramatic company, which
played a weeks engagement here recently,
returned this week and opened four
nights stay Wednesday night presenting
An Octoroon' 10 q good house and wen
pleased one.
G. C. HascaH president Of the victoria
Rice and Irrigation company, is expected
here this week with his family They have
rented the Applegate place In the northern
suburbs now occupied by ]. .. Russ, and
they will make Victoria their home.
Mrs W. S Henning Of Bay city Is here
to spend the holidays with her sister, MIS-
L.. Mcintosh.
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LLANo.

Mrs F c. Lumm left Wednesday for
Houston, where she will spend Christmas
Miss Katherine wsllace is visiting fela.
tives in Austin and Dripping Springs.
while away she will attend the marriage
Of her aunt. Miss Kate Roberts. which
takes place next sunday
Mrs Lewis NJ Swanson IS visiting relp.
tives in Burnet
Mr.. Afterheide arrived from Missouri
Monday to spend Christmas with his fam.
ily He viii return after January ] 20 be
gone about ten days and will then return
here TO permanently reside.
The concert to he given Christmas week
promises 10 be an entertaining feature and
great preparations are being made FOR a.
The following marriages have taken place
this week Miss Violet Conner and Mr. s.
VI Cate Mr.. J Y Se3gog and Miss Matte
Z Vest, Mr. 2 F. Bedford and Mrs NJ
F. Harris
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:. Mrs. R. G.. Bsllinger left last week Tor
NSfeavaseota, where she win visit her mother.
Mrs Q. +. Clinton OF Clifton, Ariz.. is IN
the city visiting her mother Mrs. A s.
Way. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Lenhart Of Roseuberg
are down on visit TO relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Mcdonald and chr
dren are visiting in Fort Bend county
Louis Pessarra Is az his home here 70.
covering from surgical operation ner.
formed In Beaumont f0'
r G. Ballnger was In Houston n, h,.t
ness last week us'
Tyler Texas ''4S ~
ouintana after a years absence sneSt IN
the North ~
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HEARNE.

Mrs. BENJAMIN D Cash is spending fe"
DAYS With friends in Dallas and Denison'
Mrs. Annie Porter of MunfoFd visited IN
Hearne Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ weekly OF Ennis
returned TO their home Sunday AFTER sA'i'
staye with relatives here
Ms r. p. Hostrasser Of Bryan is spend.
,rr few days with Hearne friends and
relatives. r,ts s+onnad over IN
.tS oitv SUNDAY. en- route home after al "a
tended visit 10 Houston -, rrs,+sd IN
Mas palsy Z Astin Of Bryan Nlsi'eu -
MIS- Si,ss Floy Beckham IS at home E Tg1Ju
after few days p!essaq7I5!y EpeI Timed m 20
:, sii,s Tbprsdav. While here they were
er u.sI Of Mrs c, WestbrooE Miss
NIrs William Erwin and dalgaIeI, ~
5,-1sr,s visited IN Houston ana |alFss''D
this week 80, - -e+,y,ss 10 her
80 IN nsllas after spending q leM ~.
hers with Mr. ana Mrs James d
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MINERAL WELLS.

living Carroll and wife and son.
..'oa' Of Dallas are here and are
le Wann. Mr.. Carroll is
@e Congregational church of
a'a AeCreary is at home for the
non Weatherford.
-sale Carr has returned to her
Shreveport.
|ifi Al 1ss sn has returned from
n ~ ]. ). Coe Of Fort Worth
ii y Ats' Waldron.
81 hsnaford has returned to
s s Harcourt of weatberford
ssS S5 LION Houston are guests of
!, Finch Of Cleburne. r7,est Of
In f9Sw|el, has returned bone
49,. huea Of Dallas was a guest
IrS NJ, Mr. and Mrs. II c, Hern-
|t.cs Tb.aat.Ssu ay Tor Tucson, Ariz.
|ay u'ash visited in Fort Worth
he hon,s OF Mississippi is a
|lsy -e OF w. B. Ross in Low
A5rs ana wife have returned
b az Dallas after a month 3
~ letI 0.Iooring and daughter. Mics
q sar,SSed home from a protract.
4 ps,utheyn Texas.
- ~ saa and wife OF PAID Pinto
south Carolina 90 spend the
.t'iS thomas has returned from
Veads here. Vi Nilulano Is a
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Germania hall Wednesday nisnt by the
pupils Of St. Michael academy. The school
has closed for the holidays and the little
ones are delighted
The ladies auxiliary Of the Young Meme
Christian Association opened their bazaar
last night. having received the services OF
the talented elocutionist, Miss Addie VII.
son OF Bolton, and with the assistance az
the .Chorsl club a delightful program was
rendered. The booths representing Turkey.
Japan, Mexico, Dutch. Southern npd
America are beautifully decorated and
have number % brilliant and useful hrtl.
cles fer sale. and With the ladies dressed
~ the National costumes presents beau.
tiful scenes. The booths viii be open Tor
three nights, aud different program VII
be given each night saturday dinner
VII be given At the Mssonlc hall for the
benent Of the Y N. c. A.
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HoNpo.

Rev Rausch, the Methodist minister Tor
New Fountain. united in wedlocE Mr. Az
gust E. schnehle, eldest son Of Nj. and
Mrs. Henry schuehle, TO MISS Mary z.
Heyen daughter Of Mr Louis Heyeu,
MeSsrs Harm Frericts and Gus W.emers
attended. while the maids were Misses A1nie
Heyen aud Lizzie sc4usnle HoLdo was
well represented al the nuptials ana among
those who attended were eI-Shegin Frtz
Frerlch August sChuehle ana family ana
many 81 their friends and relatives r,
Mr. and Mrs Logan Morgan q Del h4o
spent a pleasant Wednesday 10 hopao. -
San Antonio on the 10th 20 Erend tAe ION
daya with Mrs. Baker. sister 81 Ars foln'
there. ,y.-t.
calIea M the count seat Oh the lItb.
Miss Mary Mann, Accompanies py n9t
brother Ken OF the lower Horde dta tAsI
CArigtrnas Ehopping here last InesoAS'
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HkLLETSVlLLE.

Ey Comedy company gave three
&iss 10 the opera house here this
E.als IS one Of the best troups that
\ Tslted HalletsvIlle and Mr.. and
Hin the managers, made many
aae club met Saturday. the Goth,
bans 0. Mrs. j. c. Lamkin.
|ll1 Strickland, after spending
u here With her daughter. Mrs.
Noreland. has returned to her
] YoskDm.
Alice and Melissa Rhodes are
y loyelady visiting relatives.
EHatne Reichman has gone to
|Eag to spend the holidays with
ia Boss Of Victoria is visiting the
hsr father. Charles Rother.
B. Jones and little daughter of
lTae are visiting the family Of her
asl, Q, c. Searcy.
] lppett and Miss Gladys Tippett
|t,l ID Galveston
'lii Applet is visiting in Calves.
lls' Autry has returned home
NV 70 relatiyes In Houston.
. W. I. a. Lee have moved into
isli new residence.
d Bodley aud baby are here
'ERa 20 spend the HOLIDAYS with
sy q ler father. u. 3. Howerton.
ii.i q, Green spent the first Of the
ggtlg ID Yoakum.
wv LANCE, after a visit to Miss
TT T.5 mas returned to her home In
-'ss W.! Fernau Of Sublime visited
" W we frst part OF the week.
u,, ~ nu4e daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
"40slg' Is quite sick with typhoid
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EAGLE LAKE

Mr.. Oliver W. westmorelond, native
of this city, and Miss Blanche Templeton
Of Louisiana. Mo, were married at Alex.
andIia. La. Wednesday morning. nth IN.
slant. where Miss Templeton has resided
for the past year. The happy couple re-
turned to this place Thursday evening.
Mr. Westmoreland is q young business
man OF sterling qualities be being manager
OF a large mercantile business at Affair
Miss Templeton belongs TO one Of the
oldest and most highly respected families
of Louisiana, No, and has d host Of friends
both there and In this city. They VIII
make Affair their future home.
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CAMERON

Mrs. ]. q Heney ana son. Jen. are visit.
ing relatives in Houston
Mrs. E. & Ely has returned 20 her home
IN McGregor. after q visit 10 friends here.
Mrs. L. A. Hedey has gone to Little
Rock. Ark, for an extended visit 60 her
son, George Hedey. She has been visit.
ing friends here for several days.
Miss Susie Hopkins, after a visit 10 Miss
Mary Lump6ins returned to Der home in
Temple.
Dr. and Nirs E P Mckinney left this
week for an extended visit TO home folk In
Alabama.
The Indies Of the Methodist Episcopal
church opened their annual bazaar Saturday,
which win continue through the holidays.
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party VAN Ol'tnuas
"a license sense TO marry has been Issued to Nj.
a. 1'oghs and Miss Lille v Hamilton.
Z. - :. = Hanks Of Albuquerque, n. NJ,
NJ Hanks S1' t's'iNss'eA -
MT Mr, I. A. Dragoo and Mrs. Mary l..
htu iI we're married al the court house
0y Hon. NJ. o. paws
Mss Nae Formau will visit Miss Ella
Fisher in Galveston during the HOLIDAYS.
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WHARTON.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. Barbee spent the week
in Galveston.
Mr.. w b Barbee and Mrs c. NJ Hughs
have returned from Crockett.
The book and doll bazaar will open in full
force Monday.
TO a grand bail on the 26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". $ Brook and Miss Ivey
have returned from Galveston, whore they
spent several days
Miss Nellie Hood and Miss Cleo Flowers
are visiting Mrs. Rich
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Blakely have gone
to Richmond.
Mrs Irwin is visiting her friend. Mrs
Merriweather. at Glen Flora.
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SMlTHVlLLE

Mrs ]. n. Bean has returned TO her home
in Fort Worth after weeks visit TO her
mother Mrs c. Chapel
Miss Bessie Rogers Of Kansas City Is Wis
fling her sister. Mrs R, NJ. Ledbetter
Miss Lee Turuey has returned home from
school at Sherman to spend the holidays
Mr. c. r. Hayuie and wife were here
from Bastrop Thursday.
Miss Susie Tyrrell has returned home
from a visit iu Trenton, No,
The Methodist and Baptist Sunday
schools will have Christmas trees 10 their
respective churches the night Of the Gath
instant.
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cUERo

sr and Nrz Robert shultz srrivsd from
wyoming on 3 visit 70 the family Of Dir
" stell
~ and Mrs George Anderson Of Hous-
an are here visiting relatives
Vt rha knights Of Labor contest closed Fri
49, rirbt. the losing side gracefully In
-,.,nr al present TO partake Of the ban
80. 80 whlch had been prepared for them
ne Masonic hall. Much interest had
ss,r ,nauifestedi and an epioyuhie evening
- the naftien of ell
a. irterestlng program yaa rendered at
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs, r. c. Blakely have come
over from Wharton to spend the holidays
With relatives, this being their old home
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Moore and family
have returned from san Antonio, where
they are now living, 10 spend Christmas at
their old home.
Houston this week.
Mr.. and Mrs C. B Randle have returned
from their bridal "trip 10 West Texas.
Mrs. william Masterson, Mrs. 7. J..
wipdham aud Mrs NJ 4. Carman went to
Houston Thursday u see King Dodo.'
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AVIN

large numbas d AWE rf'pie 'E'up
the Galveston carnival last week
Mrs Frank Barker visited Houst9n Tues
Gsy.
Mr. ana Mrs L G. Howard visited Gal
weston wednesddy
Miss Vera Runbey he's returned from an
extended visit % relatives at WolilsY!lle
Misses Nay Compton and Nellie salFe
visited Galveston Wednesday
Mrs 7 W. Carlton visited friends IN Cal.
weston sunday
Nj. and Mrs. j. ". Reeton are visiting
IN Jewett this week
Mira Reed aud daughter, Mise stella, We
lted Houston Monday.
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KINNEY.

Owing to the bad condition Of the roads
small attendance was st the ban given
bv the Benyiue orchestra, but those that
were there spent q pleasant evening
Misses Ethel Brewer and Leila McGregor
win return home tomorrow for the holt
DAYS. they nave been attending school al
Eelville
f5ioeser were married By Rev. Aptelbock
M the Lutheran church, after which a
luncheon was given them AZ the home or
me brides parents, MI and Mrs. Fritz
c2lbsser
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SAN MARcos.

Mrs WIZ Hardy and children moved 70
Ealing last TUESDAY Mr Hardy Sc IN the
engineers corps Of the International and
Great Northern railroad, ard much OF his
time absent. and Mrs HoFdy Will be more
hannilv situated among relatives and
frishds OF her childhood ana youth.
DR.. Forster and wife o. Atlanta, Go.
a "a in the CITY 70 spend the winter Tor the
hsasa, al Ma ForfterG hselee,
NMiss Jaeisna az comanehs u htfe 70
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spend the holidays With her sister, Mrs
John F. Kone
Mrs r. Durrett and children left the
first Of the week FOR her old home ~ ken'
tucky. Mr., Durrett will join them IN jan
uary.
Miss Aloha McNeely Il Sherman is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Mcclure.
Miss Moore. after q pleasant visit 10
Miss Edith Donaldson returned 20 her home
IN Memphis, Tenn, this week
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SAN ANGELO

Mrs J A Hogshead Of sonora has pesA
The auest of Mrs. A. J. Msyberry
M and Mrs. A Wynne have reru'A.-
from Brownwood and are again AZ home u
san Angelo o.-
large number Of san Anselo :.
leadtus lights have received Invitations
the grand Christmas ball st Brown nS
or5 me city viii be well represented, =,
~ n % tanFfard and family lste -
piftsharg have removed % fkis elS.
Edrar White entertained large RaHZ
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DEVgRs

Married st 9 90 this evening In Beaamont
rexss Dr. A. Mynart OF tails place ana
Mss pearl House II sabine Texas.
Tbsv lef, fsr New Orleans, La Thursday
-,.n+ 1bev will Wait friends az Knoxville
Inv ana remain there 3 week or ten
DAYS Thev will then RETURN 70 Defers,
Texas Their future home
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oUlNTANA.

h., Snocsenbrough has returned
/ so,,t absence Of several months
h i. .eSas. Mrs. Brockenbrough
n alss Jennie Brockenbrough.
|a,s,a- "a Miss White Smith. her
beth of Goldthwaite. Texas.
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o. Rounsaval, after
W with relatives ana
=, sS.,, vi returned to 'he'F
Y s n, club was entertained NED
S0., = Miss McCreary. Inc
~ ,sslement the attendance
y u be program carried sri,.l,. out
'.,rea we're Of delightful
" sort. The prizes were
y, .s.... Bush and Reed The
l n, be held with Miss Reed
~ aor,ie gave card party
80 wednesday from 5 to
Y ,suctlOn was attended by a
4 s.si ladles. After the games
nrlzes awarded, cnoice
- AZ az ,sr the gods" furnished
nA sSs there will be a giving
~ \. Presbyterian church, Tor
~ orasram is being arranged.
Nv ,,,se Church on same evening
s,. . will be carried out
rssIlc mganper. A christ
In full dover and fruit a.
" y IN December -, be.
s.a N n m. exercises WIN be
nnbhc school consisting OF
Rotations aud other in
a ,.,sres 10 which everybody IS
FITTED o.o,co oana
|.i.r 10 remain through the holi-
H., q, Raleigh. n. c., who has
4. ihe family Of her sister, Mrs.
4 ..s,nI 70 her home on Tuesday.
d ilJsb6 formerly Of Houston, has
4, For the week with relatives in
Il Buss Of New Orleans, sister
En- Helm Of Galveston and Dr.
4 s. Huntsville, left for Palestine
4 Finch Of normal faculty Wis
{eF,r Ms, r. S. Loyett Of Hous-
. rsek
\ N1loney went to Galveston 60
A Sea Wall carnival.
a Nh TAYLOR OF Austin and a num-
fss- normal students Will make
IN d their homes for Christmas.
Ia s Wynne. who Is attending the
Il 4 expected on the oath 70 en-.
|llia,s here with home folks and
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ri.h her sisters, s me
+ isiy' Settia Brown VINO aie
n ti0iisr Visited relatives IN
,..., b at home from a VISIT
4 N.c.i snd children re, re-
Re- hctres AK, y to Calvert; they
[.sIti pRsehel Collat. who
VS. H ~ New orleans. W9sq
iIiss birdie Mecrary' iet'
vac AN Of Waco Is the guest
%; ,s q williamson OF Bryan
|Es Mrs. T, 3. Jones it,
4 Il sla ia y * Granville Is Wis
n ii ~. y. H. Perkins. ....
N, AIssa,oyed a pleasant ss s.
h a9S Garrett Tuesday art
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-05-14
Another Coal Strike.

Recently number of parties have
been prospecting for coal below
town, and the Signal is informed by
Geo. W. Shurtlifr and Arthur Sailing
that they have struck an apparently
good supply of the simon-pure arti-
Gle. Mr.. Shurtliff spent spent about
q week and half there recently and
has run in tunnel about 20 feet.
The quality of the vein is improv-
ing as they get farther in and it is
thought that in short distance a
marketable product will be reached.
Mr.. Shurtliff expresses faith that
he will be able to supply Weiser with
coal the coming winter.
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Some Of the FHStS.

Some of the irsts in Washington
county, as taken from paper read
by Aunt Sally Jeffreys before the
Pioneers Association held two or
three years ago, are:
First sermon, 1869, by Rev. New
ton.
First church, 1873. organized by
Rev. j. B. Foster.
First Sunday School, 1875, organ
lied by Rev. Allender.
M. T. Langley, now in California,
was the first Sunday School superin-
tendent.
First house of worship built in
1885.
The first locomotive engine crossed
the Weiser in November, 1882.
In 1879 the taxable property was
valued at $161, 945, showing an av
erage increase of over 500, 600 4
year up to the present time.
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A NEW DEPARTURE

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway has recently put in
service on it's Pioneer Limited trains
the largest and handsomest dining
car ever built. 1t is 80 feet in
length from tip to tip, and its body
is 6 inches wider and higher than
the usual dining car. 1t seats 36
people comfortably in movable
chairs, and has kitchen large
enough to permit the working OF six
cooks which with six walters and 9
conductor make up the crew. The
dining cars heretofore in service die
not provide sufficient space to prop
erly care for the large number oi
patrons of the Pioneer, 30 that /
became necessary to have a large
oar