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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-10-17
Sisters Drowned.

lola, Kan, Oct. H.-Josie and Rose
K1emick, girls, were drowned in the
Neosho river, one mile from here, due
to the capsiziDg of rowboat.
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Cuba,s National holiday.

Havana, Oct. THE house of rep
resentatives voted to proclaim Octo-
Der 10. the anniversary of the begin
ming of the war of 1868, national h oil
day, and to erect statues to Cespedes,
Agramonte, Maceo and Garcia.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-10-17
CALLS OUT ALL MILITIA.
Gov. Stone Sends the Entire Penn
sylvania National Guard to
the Strike Region.
SAYS THAT MOB LAW PREVAILS THERE.
Action by the Executive Follows q
. Council of War with Officers of the
TrOOps-Orders Are to Protect Men
Who Desire to Work and to QueIl
All Disturbances.

Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. Gov Stone
late Monday night ordered out the
entire division of the national guard
of Pennsylvania to duty in the an
thracite coal region. Gov. tone called
a conference of the general officers
of the guard, at which it was decided
to place these troops in the field.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-10-17
The Order

The order calling out the guard is
as follows:
headquarters National Guard, Adj
jutant Generals Office, Harrisburg,
Pa, Oct. Elm certain portions of the
counties of Luzerne, Schuylkill, Car
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-10-17
Suit Against Roads.

Philadelphia, Oct. 9.-Frank H.
Thompson, of this city, has begun pro-
ceedings in the United States circuit
court to have the Philadelphia & Read
ing railway, the Central Railroad of
New Jersey, the Lehigh Valley rail
road, the Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western railroad, the Delaware & Hud-
son railroad and the New York, On
tario & Western railroad companies
declared an illegal combination, alleg-
ing they are engaged in an unlawful
restraint of the anthracite coal supply.
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Many Conferences.

New York, Oct. 10.-Numerous con-
ferences were held yesterday between
the operators and Gov Odell and Sen
ators Platt, Quay and Penrose, but
late last night there were no evil
dences that any result had been
reached. The settlement rumors
were thick all day, but the conferees,
when approached on the subject, in
variably answered questions concern
ing the conferences with the words, 81
have not hing 70 saw"
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CALVERT.


Tho Royal Children Of Erin duly com
memorated the memory Of the Irish saint
on the evening of that date at the resi-.
donce of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Stricken. the
occasion being in the nature OF II farewell
TO Mrs Nellie Stricken, who leaves Tuesday
for her homo In Key West. Fla.
The following unique program was rem
dcrcd in a very merltorious manner:
RendinE The Christ Of our Poets" by
Rev. j G. ONlcy; vocal due, by Miss Ma
Ii9n tnd Joe Y. McNutt select reading by
Miss Josie Foster. music on "AugcluS p" nv
II, J.. stricken. Charadcs and games
The Baptist Young peopic's Union gave
It's members and well wishcrs a highly
S9Joyahle reception AZ the home of Mrs
Muudc Green on Monday evening
clever feature of the evening was poetir
and guessing contests The guests were
each provided with a card, In one corner
OF which was written potato, while in
Inc opposite corner WIS some other word,
Using these two words ms a basis the guests
were required 10 compose each an original
verse And on the other side Of the ca ii
was TO be written the weight and crCum.
ference of several large Irish potatoes. Dr.
W. a. McAlplne In his accustomed happy
manner presented the prizes To the sue
rcssfnl contestants, Prof. Payton Irving
being awarded the one for accuracy IN
guessing at weights and circumference
and Miss May McCrary winning the one
awarded for the best verse.
Mrs John T. Garrett entertained tie
Pleasant Hours club In very deligh fnl
manner, the occasion being a watch rar-
ty,' the answers to the puzzle questions
heing he different parts of a watch. In
This contest the three successful ones were
Misses Jennie Scddall Mary Conoughton
and Marian McNutt. which had 10 be de.
cidcd by lot, Miss Scddall winning AT last
Miss Josie Foster was awarded the consola-
ton prize.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

The Young ladies Of the recently organ
lied literary club have adopted the name
Of the Carnegie club and will meet on
Tuesday evenings. The following interest
ing subjects for discussion will comprise
the program for the meeting on the 18th;
woman and Economies" roll call Fam
lily Recipes or Remedies art in the
Home Decoration" Miss Evans; THE Din.
ing Room" Miss We'll; The Wen
Equipped Kitchen Miss Edith Evans;
"The Living Room" Miss Robertson; suit
able Spring Foods and How to Serve
Them" Miss Wheeler The Linen
Closets" Miss Mayes The KEYNOTE In
tho Home aud Who Strikes It," Miss Dalm'
wood; music, Misses Borden ana Dam
wood.
The masquerade ball given nj market hall
on St Patrick's night by Shamrock Hose
company No. was grand success imam
cElly and pleasantly. Quite number par
ticipHted en- masQue and most enjoyable
Mr. and Mrs Charles Dyke have returned
to Corpus Christi from California to make
their home.
Worth 10 enter business college.
Mrs. y. r. Robertson Is visiting Austin
as the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. H. p.
Mrs. Lee Fulton az san Antonio visited
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Born here this week
Mir. c. r. Southwel has returned from
Mrs. Fannie is back from an extended
Miss Marie Manernann Of San Antonio
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Bnrney in
Corpus Christi.
Xix. and Mrs. ]. H. Carson and Mr.. and
among the recent arrivals in Corpus
Christi.
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r'er on the steamer Lawrence. Following
V"s' The delightful social at thc hop,c ~
Mr. aud AIRS Claybar and the annlvcrs,r,.
gathering to celebrate the hrs, anniversary
OF the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. ). A. Roo.
'it'Un, Who were the recipients ~ many
uahusome gifts. Last night the Gamble Re.
o'ial company gave an entertainment At
rue opefa house which was more than or
oinarib good. II was given under the aus
rlc,s of tho Daughters Of the Confcd,racy
ann proved o be 4 social event as wep
Ms, Dt, L. Taylor OF Crowley was
visitor ia the city this week Mrs. TaYlor
ls on the stan Of the Crowley signal,
Mr. aud Mrs. David Bland were m Lake
'h!rleS this week visiting their daughter
ma son, Mrs John H. Gates and j. G..
Bland.
Rev. 7. J. Horne, who has been absent
from the city for several weeks is orrunv.
Ing bis pulpit today
DIR. and Mrs. y. W Brown. who nave
oren spending a few days at Donncr have
returned TO the city.
Mrs. Louisa Hall has returned TO hcr
nome IN West Lake after a pleasant visit
among friends In the city
Var. and Mrs, Van Eaton OF Houston were
the guests OF Mr., and Mrs. G. Herring for
few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Falwell returned
from q Pheasant visit TO Duuncr. where
theN spent Few days with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy and children have
been visiting friends In Lake Charles This
week
Miss Ward, daughter Of Captain Ward of
the Lawrence. is an arrival in the Citv
MISS Iouense Miller has returned from
a pleasant visit to Beaumont
Mrs. T. Il. Simmonds aud children have
returned TO the city after an absence OF
several weeks visiting relatives.
Mrs Joseph Watson and Mrs. l.. S. lie
Mobile
MIR. and Mrs p Jacobs of Lake Charles
were visitors In the city this week visiting
MI. and Mrs $. A. Robertson.
MIR. and Mrs sam Kaufman Of Lake
Charles spent few days IN tho city this
week visiting friends
Mrs. kas Mitchell and Mrs. Tatm left
this week for San Antonio. To be gone sew.
eral weeks.
Mrs james =. Roach has returned to the
city after a delightful visit of some weeks
to relatives In san Antonio
Mrs ]. Smith Of Chappcn Hin has been
visiting the family Of MIR. George Bland
this week
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MINERAL WELLS.


Mrs w { Forbess spout the week at
wchthcrford.
Mrs, John W. Rirdwen Is at Van Al.
stync,
Miss Nellie wybrants has returned from d,
two months visit IN Central Texas
a. 5. NiscIy and wife Of Farmer Ohio.
are here
Mrs. Lee Henry has returned froia Visit
to Garner.
Mrs. II y. Rico Of Clchmnc is guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. J &. llcwellyn
Mi. ana Mrs. Jor Carver OF Fort Worth
aud sam Carver uf fdrmursNille arr here
for an iudcduitc time.
Mrs s. ". Fcageli 81 Houston is here
Mrs &. r. smith, Mrs s. Robertson OF
Dallas. Mrs, Thomas Wttvn of Fort Worth.
Mrs Guy V. Price nf lIlllsboro. Miss Bet
tic Terry aud Maud May Brown Of Fort
Mrs. ". II. Iligatover has gone TO
Canyon city to visit her SON. lea High.
tower.
Mrs. John Munus has returned FROM
Weatherford.
Mrs u. G. Kyle has returned 10 her
home al glasgow Mont.
Mrs. Horace Wilson Of Missouri Is a
guest Of Mrs. Dr G.. II, Ralncs
Mrs W. j. Walsh has returned TO Fort
Worth,
a. {. Berry aud family Of Dallas are at
the Piedmont
About sixty couples were present at the
opening nf the reception rendered hy the
Goat MIX Ranch club last Friday night
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AUSTIN.

st. Patrick's day dnwncd bright and
fair. On this day Mrs Fred Scott de-
lighted her many lady friends with u most
beautiful Irish reception This little trip
to Ireland was very pleasant, with no
ocean to cross. The house was prettily
decorated in the Irish colors The prin-
cipul feature Of the evening aud one which
offered much amusement TO the guests was
the pig drawing Each lady was pre-
scented with a pencil and piece OF paper and
told TO draw pig 1t was startling to
see the different styles Of pigs The ladies
glasped this splendid artistic opportunity
and drew as II the creation was to bring
them immortal fame In time. st the close
of the contest Mrs. Il. r. Smith was
awarded the prize, beautiful Dresden
plate, AT night the young people were
inNited to enjoy Mrs: SCOTS hospitality.
Mr.. Clarence u. Moses and Miss Katye
stern were married Tuesday evening at
Z O'Clock at Temple Beth Israel Rabbi
Henry Cohen Of Galveston performed the
ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. jacob Stern, while the groom
is young business man of Union. La
The bride looked her best IN fun bridal
attire. The groom wore the conventional
black suit. Miss Hattie stern, sister uf
The bride. was innio of honor. with Nr
Erwin Moses Of Waco as best man rhe
uShcrs were Messrs. Norris Ilirsbdeld,
Solo Holman, Max Davis, Henry Michel
son. Mr. ll'lNig )ltvcd the hn1utifLl
wedding march. The happy young couple
were given q family banquet AT Tho home
Of the bibles parents. They viii vi liz
New Orleans before going to UuiOu, La.
where there Is completely furnished
home waiting for them. Among the pros
ents was n chest of silver i've handsome
checks and great deal Of cut glass
Miss Lola Mexican entertained, with
cards Friday night in honor Of her guest.
Miss Helen kHlhachc of La Grange
The Austin nigh school arranged to have
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HALLETsVlLLG.

Mr. j p. Pearson has gone 10 Wisconsin
to accompany home his wife and little boy.
who have been visiting there for quite
while.
Mis- DR.. d. W Ledbetter and little girls
have gone 10 Port Layaca to visit her sis
ter the wife OF Rev. Dunn OF the Metho-
Eir and Mrs. L. $. Pepper are visiting
the sulphur wells In San Antonio.
Mrs W. r Beaumer has gone on a visit
10 relatives IN Temple and Granger
Mrs r. c. Hi entertained the Ladies'
Cemetery association Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Ella Roberts, late Of ST. Louis, has
taken charge OF GOldberg's millinery store
Mrs william Heye Of Gonzales las been
visiting the family Of H. j Heye here.
Miss Helen Burow, a charming young
lady from Yorktown. Is visiting her sister,
Mis-. NJ f. Nau
MISS Willie Vollntiue after visit TO
friends here. has returned to her home In
Mrs Floyd Rees OF Yoakum. after a
visit to her sister. Mrs. c. A. Cobb. has
Rev south and wife Of the Baptist church
are visiting IN Gregory, their old home
this week,
The bubble schools pupils had big picnic
near town on Saturday, the 22nd.
The Halletsville IRE BOYS are arranging
for picnic for everybody April 81
The Domino club was entertained al the
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BRENNAN.

The reception and entertainment given
Friday night at the residence Of Mr.. anI
Mrs h Eldridgc by Mrs. J. S. Giddings
Sunday school class was largely attended
and most delightful gathering
The young ladies of the Nil club were
most royalty entertained Friday afternoon
10y Miss Earl Rouse In addition to he
club members there were a number Of Spc-
cial guests.
A most enjoyable event to the younger
crowd was the progressive card party ten-
dcred "Wednesday night by Miss Vera G nd
ucr, Progressive fourhandcd eu,hte was
the order of the evening
\ number of the many friends VI MS
Johnnie Mae Pennington gathered In the
pallorS Of the Pcuning' ~ home s3tWday
nishi aud spent most delightful time play
ing at cards.
most interesting meeting Saturday after.
noon With Miss Ilnidee Van Hutton The
hostess charmed her jolly gnes,s with
many little attentions 50 gratet II TO yunr
people
Miss Maymac Murphy who has been Wis
lting in Gainesville for the past live weeks,
the guest of Miss Rose Ware, returnci
home Thursday evening
The Lawn Tennis Girls held most en-
thuslastlc meeting "Wednesday, >, evening".
Miss Josephine rHStrrm and Miss Alta
Gardner led the score In doubles
Mr and Mrs. 7. A. Low. celebrated me
twenty ninth anniversary Of their wedding
Thursday by giving az elegant dinner 10
which they invited number OF relatives
and friends.
homo of Mr. C. IL Carlisle, Jr, Thursday
night and spent few hours playing AZ
cards.
Miss McCutchcon, who has beea here on
visit. the guest Of the Misses Mprf'sS''
left Wednesday morning for Temple
Mrs J. r. Carter OF Galveston was IN
tho city today on route 10 AaSila on
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BEAUMONT.

The Twentieth Century club had an on
ioyabe meeting Thursday afternoon with
Mrs Tom stone
Miss Hall and niece. Miss Claire Met urc.
who have lived in Austin Cor soycral
months. have returned TO Beaumont an /
will make this city their home ag ain. u
tho delight Of their many friend, here.
The wonans Reading club had a do.
lghtful session Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. I'd Carroll
Miss Beatrice Martin entertained the
Smart Set Wednesday afternoon in honor
If Misses May Mathis and frances Hooper
OF Rockpori. The rooms were drcorut d
With violcts and there were dainty mud
unique guessing cards for the guests with
Hover for the answer to each uucstit
Miss Mathis created much amusement in
the role of fortune teller Refreshments
were served.
Miss May Mathis Of Rorlpoit who spent
n month as the guest Of Miss Beatrice Mar
tin, returned home Thursday
Mrs. Hal w Greer, accompanied hy two
of her children, has returned from visit
with relatives at Memphis. Tenn
Mrs. james l., Keith has returned from
visit with relatives AT Columbus.
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LockHART.

The Ladies' Home Mission society. at
IT'S meeting recently elected the following
officers for the present year: Mrs j. -
MeAinrtrey, president; Miss sallie Me.
Causland, FIRST vice president: Mrs. George
Noble, second vice president; Mrs. VIII
Mlliean, third vice president; Mrs. w p
Rylauder recording secretary; Mrs. S. II.
Brown, corresponding secretary: Mrs. I.
ganist.
Mrs. A. +. Field and Miss Emma West
visited their sister, Mrs Darlington, al
Buda this week
Mrs, c. II. Brown and children Of San
Antonio are visiting IN the city.
Miss Voc Rogers OF San Marcos has spant
the past week IN the city visiting friends
Miss Ella Ericke OF Bastrop Is yIsitiDs
In the ETY. this week ms the guest OF Miss
COrda Griesenbeck.
Miss Ola Chew spent n portion Of This
week with friends In Prairie Lea
M. VIII Greene and wife Of San Mar.
COS visited Mrs. ]. G.. Burleson this week
ar. j. r. Blanks and wife Of san Mar
cos spent a short time In the city Yisilin.
friends and relatives.
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NACOGpOCHEs.

Captain r. l. Chapman and wife NJ
Huntington have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs Lola u. King, OF this city
Miss olive Bhcksher, Who has been Wis.
tim. Mrs J. r. Vond"rsmlth, has returned
TO Na,asoia Mrs. Nondcrsmth and chill
drcn accompanied hor and win be gone
two week, visiting relatives In Navasota.
Misses Mamie and RoSno Shcndlcr have
icturued from q Visit To Dallas. where they
have hccu visiting relatives and friends
the past month
Mrs. II v Fan Of Chircno IS visiting her
daughter. MIS- Emmett Smith
Or. and Mrs. T.. Mayheld returned
Monday from trip 10 Alto and other
places.
Mrs Lamar Bount IS visiting her mothor
md Other relatives In the town Of san
Augustine.
Colonel Wcttcrmark is visiting Galveston
attending the bankers convention.
Mrs c. II Matthews aud daughters,
Iiletta and Helena are visiting fla Houston
this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
LA PORTE.

At the meeting OF the Ladies' Reading
club it was decided to Invite the officers
Of the Houston club to attend n meeting II
the local organization at an early date The
matter has been under advlscmcnt for some
time, hut definite action was not taken
until this week. 1t is proposed to have
the Houston ladies come for the meeting on
Easter Monday, II they can accent tbe in.
vitation. They will attend the rcgulll.
meeting, after which they VIII be rendered
n reception.
At the meeting Monday. after the usual
current events, papers were read by Mrs
7, V Buchholz ON John Quincy Adams nnj
Miss Mary Knapp on Noah Webster. There
AMI Miss Fav Leighton
The matter OF the program for the pcxt
years work was discussed and 6naI aetion
viii bc taken on II shortly. At the meet.
iug next Monday the annJal election or
officers viii he held and full nttendanra
Of the members is desired rho subjects
for next Monday are: ''rhe Boston N,se,
ere Josinh Hopkins" and Charlie Il
Brown" -
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'hsah,F ID Vfi. NM "r prf g.frn To
WIN leave ~ erb ,,,p,h.,, s'd.i' ~
tlay next ItN,ne IA ,.c tnu.e on No
opera horse br Enns,i pa 'Iiaanc' ~ ila
late when IL starrrd Inv ~, WIS rlRcr
the hour aid not dctract W. OF
were ree5 IN fhb esir " ong. rhc ladies
gowns. While NJ o.lng even ng
Ing nnrsoiMit ana fscrA MN het ceatin-
men IN their conveutlnr,i ,irn.. NV my
OF sven dance Nam NV ,,! chararteHstic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
BELLVlLLE.

Mrs Jim Cannon, son and little Dennis
schenk Of Sedly visited Miss Kennedy dur
Ing the past week.
Mrs Bertha Miller celebrated her birth-
day Wednesday afternoon by having her
relatives aud number Of Intimate friends
present Delightful refreshments were
served.
Miss Maggie Pottenham Of Sempronius
Is the guest OF Or. aud Mrs. Il. I. Riggs
The society people here are anxiously
awaiting April 4. this date being the time
for the annual frcmen's ball.
Blind Tom was the attraction at the
court hOusr Monday night.
Bishop Kinsolving paid his annual visit
10 this place last sunday night aud con.
hrmed a class Of eleven.
Mr.. Charlie Langhammer Of Beilvllle and
Miss Minnie Schultz of Hampstead are 10
be matTled At the home or the bride Sun.
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HUNTSVILLE.

Miss Elliott spent several days this week
with friends IN Houston.
Mrs Howard Wilson n Rockdalc has
been tho guest Of Mrs. Maxcy this week
Mrs Beaumont and son OF Coleman are
visiting Mr. and Mrs Seth G. Gay.
Mrs ". Frame is on q visit TO rcla-
tiyes in San Antonio.
Mrs. j. W Boynton and little son have
returned to their home In Beaumont
Mrs r. A. Williams Of Austin has boon
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. q. B. Olphint
this ucrk.
REV and Mrs. Whaling attended the mis-
sionary institute al Nayasota this week
Miss Fisher. who was the guest OF Mrs.
c. u. OHphnt has returned to her home
In New Waverly.
Miss Bertha Kennedy has returned 10 her
home In Bonham after visit TO Mr.. and
Mrs A r Randolph
Mrs j. X. Jackson NJ Temple Is the guest
Of Dr.. aud Mrs. w. +, Fowler.
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TAYLOR.

ine Ladies' MlnstroIs oi,.,,,,
house on last Ne, ''''S gwen mt the opera
,ue Catholic church far surn1ssod th.
Ipe. Tho ~ Expectations of the PEI
and .,a r[ uouse was crowded to tho doms
,oN standing room was at n,,,,ri,,, mo
WING Is the prorrom ro,,t.1.
- lnerocuto, An, GU" r'h''f'd'
iianlbo, Nordleo S Nathan Dnyis; Bones
Stmbrlch EaIv"", Melba, Langtly, Calvc,
End mems ." drn
So9g-"O. Mr. "' VI.
MY Mona from Arizona ~. .'n''''
song- Hates 70 ~, GIell-Gn Screoch iaw
D Morn" W YET Up Early in the
SSaa sunbeam Snc,; '''''; May lrwu,
Balhd-''4n T m Miss Phoebe" ..Culve
innocent Young Man" 90.
SONG -"Eyeryyin.o,.;;...';,;,....,... Anna Held
n Ne" .....y Has a Whistle Like ).
Lazy Hottentot" ....
white Quartettc '.,,.' '''I l'''4
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ALVIN,

The De Moss Concert company enter.
tanned large anl apprecla,ivc audience
az Alvin college last night
Miss Autolncttc Studhaltcr or Houston
visited Miss Laura lloers this week.
Mrs, w O. Allen visited Houston tues,
day.
Mrs s. o. Smith Mrs r. C. shirly and
Miss MARY Shlrlv visited Houston Monday
Misses Mary and EulH FrAnkng visited
Galveston Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Terry ~ Rosenberg Is
visiting Miss Stella 1oOly.
Mrs u. + Adams and sister. Miss Nellie
Adams Waited Galveston Friday.
Miss Ella stevens visited Houston Mon.
day.
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iorstood that Mir. Jordan viii move to Sun

dcrstood that MIR. Jordan viii move to San
Antonio.
Mrs. l.. w, Barron ana Mrs. Walter
Hcruing returned Thursday to their home
In Ennis. having been called here by the
death az their father, Captain II. s. Gun.
bingham.
Mr. aud Mrs y i. Williams are visit
ing relatives in Edna.
Miss jamie Walker Of Mission valley left
Monday for Abilene, RTcXas, To visit rcla-
lives.
Mrs A. c. Turner Of Yoakum rs visit.
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. \. Sen.
gee
Mrs a Donaldson has returned from
"a visit to Mrs. V Weiss at Beaumont
J., i. llullcr lcft Sunday for Galveston
Via Noal,um accompanied by his wife VINO
VIII visit Mr.. nnd Mrs. j NJ Halter There
Mrs. \ II Day left this week for Sweet
Home on visit 10 relatives
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SAN MARCOS.

MIR and Mrs. J r. Blanks are visiting
relatives at Lockhart this week
Miss Moore Of Memphis Tenn, Is visiting
Miss Edith Donaldson.
Miss Frances Jackson Of Natchez, who
has been for some months attending Coronal
Institute. returned home Friday, to the re-
greet Of her many friends.
Mrs, 4. +. Hobgood and daughter, Miss
lyie, returned last Friday from New York
via 81. Louis. Mo.
Miss Fannie Peterson. who has been Wis
iting Mrs 4, T.. b. Stocker. returned TO
her nome at HallctWille this week.
l)r, David " Combs and wife are visit
Ing relatives and friends In this, the home
OF their yout1.
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GRANGER.

Mrs. L. p. Black Of Taylor visited friends
here the FIRST OF the week
Mrs. /. n. Keller Of Georgetown and Miss
Helen Bowers Of Leander were the guests
OF their sister. Mrs. j. b. Walker this
week.
Mrs Charles c. Gidney left for Buffalo
N. y, Wednesday. She viii be Joined there
by her mother. Mrs. Annie KeliehoR and
they will visit Canada together
Miss Etoyle Jones was home from Baylor
the first OF the week.
Miss Blanche Mcdaniel Is here from Bay
Tor spending the week with home folks.
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CAMERON.

Misses Hale Of Crockett aud Fcntress OF
sau Saba arc the guests at the McCord
home this week.
Miss Nell Johnston Of Austin Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Green.
Tuesday evening the Ladies' Aid society
Of the Presbyterian church gave a reception
10 the pastor Rev, c. e. Weaver, and his
wife, al the elegant home of Major and
Mrs. John NJ. Henley. The occasion cele-
bratcd the NTH anniversary of the present
pRstoratc. II was very pleasant occasio
aud thoroughly enjoyed by the large mum.
Der Who attended