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Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
THE RETURNS IN
STATE OF ILLINOIS
of Total Vote Made by
the Secretary of
State.

Springfield, Ill, Nov. 13.-Secretary
of State Rose has received official re-
turns from every county in the state
with the exception of Cook, Johnson,
Macoupin, Pike and Saline. He has
reliable unofficial returns from those
counties, however. The summary of
the total vote on the head of the
ticket shows:
For state treasurer. Busse (rep.)
446,132; Duddleston (dem.) $50, ,S54 !;
Busse's plurality, s9,77S.
For clerk of the supreme court, Ma
mer (rep.) 22,459; Pickering (dem.)
373,725 Manners plurality. 1874.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
MITCHELL HAS A BUSY DAY
Putting the Finishing Touches on Prepa-
rations for the Court Struggle.

rations for the Court Struggle.
Wilkesbarre. Pa. Nov. 13.-There
was busy time at miners headquar-
ters yesterday. President Mitchell was
holding conferences all day with dele
cations of miners, his lawyers. and
members of the executive boards of
the United Mine Workers. The case
of the miners, as it will be submitted
to the arbitration commission when it
meets mt Scranton. was gone over care
fully by the executive heads of the
miners union. the attorneys and tho
expert miners who were summoned
here especially for that purpose. Dis
trict President Fahy, with n delega-
ton of ten miners from Shamokin ar
rived in town at noon.
Their testimony as to the condition
of mining in their region was taken
down by the lawyers and afterwards
submitted TO Mitchell. The evidence
collected by President Mitchell in be-
half of the miners is vOluminous. and
covers every possible point that may
be raised when the commission sits.
President Mitchell and his official fam
lily will break up house" today and
remove to Scranton.
The chief officer of the miners ur.-
ion has made his headquarters in
Wilkesbarre since May 10. He will
now make his headquarters in Scran-
ton and remain there until the COM
mission completes its work, when he
will return to national headquarters
at Indianapolis. President Mitchell and
the other executive officers of the min
ers' union declined to discuss the re-
plies of the president of the coal-car-
rying roads.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
Reunited to His Wife.

Richmond, Ind, Nov. 13. - ]. w.
Smith, contractor of Detroit, has been
reunited here 20 his wife and daughter,
who had not seen him for twenty
years, and Nyho believed him dead
years ago. He had not seen his daugh-
ter since she was a baby. The couple
were married twentythree years ago
in Dayton, D., and after the birth Of
their only child. now Mrs. John Pleas
ants, of this city. separated, the huS-
band going to Columbus, o.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
RAILROAD MEMS WAGES
RAISED BY TWO ROADS

Pittsburg, Nov. 13.-The announce
ment is made today that all employees
receiving less than 5000 per month on
the Pennsylvania railroad east of
Pittsburg will be increased 10 per
cent, effective November /. Twelve
thousand men are benefited.
Baltimore, Nov. 10 The Northern
Central and Philadelphia, Baltimore
& Washington Railway companies to-
day increased the wages of their 2O,-
900 employees 10 per cent.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
YANKEE TARS
MAN THE BOAT
Colombian Warship With
United States Crew
in Action.
BOGOTA'S FIRST FIGHT
Terrible Havoc Played
Among the ReVo-
1utioniStS.

Panama, Nov. 13.-The first United
States casualties as a result of the
revolution in Colombia occurred Tues
day. The Colombian fleet captured a
boat having on board correspondence
showing the whereabouts of two revo-
lutiOnary schOOners loaded with pro-
visions. The government warships
headed for the place, and on arriving
there the BOgota, manned by a United
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
Fire Costs a Matter of sa5. 900.

Edmore. Mich, Nov. 13.-The gen.
eraI store of C. II. Lafiamboy. repre-
Sentative-elect. was burned Monday
night at McBride's, together with Nc
Craig's drug store, the meat market
and Other buildings, the loss aggregat-
ing about $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
Mob Abroad in Wisconsin.

Coleman. Wis, Nov. 13.-An un-
known man shot Miss Jennie Gilowiski
while she was walking on Il country
road near here. causing serious inju-
rieS. A posse of neighbors armed
with ShotgunS is searching for the as
sailant with the intention to lynch
him if cauEht
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
Candada,s cum pefender.

Torondo, Ont, Nov. 13.-Norman
MacRae, of this city, is daily expect
ing the receipt from England of plans
and specifications for boat to defend
the Canada's cup in the races next
summer against Il boat now being built
by the Rochester Yacht club. Mac
Rae's boat will be sixty feet on the
water line, forty feet over all and
nearly nine feet draught.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
NoTrnce of Egan Vet.

Bolton, Mont, Nov. 13.-With the
aid of a number of Flathead Indians
and the Indian police from the Flat
head reservation the Great Northern
has made another search for Superin-
tendent Egan. One party reached the
deserted hut. but found that the hut
had not been occupied for months.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
FOR
RETALIATION
Reichstag Adopts New Tariff Bill
Aimed at United
States.

Berlin, Nov. 13.-The reichstag to-
day adopted by vote of 122 to II the
paragraph of the new tariff bill au-
thorizing the government to retaliate
on any country discriminating against
German goods.
The agrarians openly affirmed it
was necessary to arm the govern
ment with weapons of reprisal, es-
pecially against the United States
customs practices.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
Crew Got Asbore safely.

Detour, Mich, Nov. 13.-The crew
Of the burned steamer r. A. Packer
has reached here. Its arrival allayed
the fears that it had been lost, when
the Packer burned on Lake Huron
Monday afternoon. 1t abandoned the
ship, which was afterward picked up
and towed here after the flames mad
been put out.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
Bishop Thompson Prepares for Death.

Jackson, Miss. Nov. 13.-Rt. Rev.
Hugh Miller Thompson, Episcopal
bishop of the diocese of Mississippi
who is believed to be hopelessly affiict-
ed with cancer of the throat, has con-
stituted the standing episcopal commit
tee the supreme authority of the do
cnSn
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
Educator as Strike Breaker.

''No man who, as an educator" said
he, poses as a strike breaker is fit
for the position he holds. Compared
to such men, Benedict Arnold was a
MARTYR and Judas Iscariot a saint"
Although no name is mentioned, it
is understood by the delegates ref
erence was made to the head of one
of the leading educational institu-
tions of the country, and they APP
plauded vehemently.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
HARD
BYCOMPERS
Educational Institution
That is Ignorant
as to Labor.
WORSE THAN TRAITOR
So Declares the Head of
the Federation of La
Dor in Address.

New Orleans, Nov. 13.-The 22d an
nuaI convention of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor met here today with
about 400 delegates present.
President Lee, of the New Orleans
organizations, delivered the address
of welcome. to which President Com
pers responded.
President Gompers, after touching
upon the scope and bearing of the
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
CARACAS AGAIN CAPITAL:
REEsTABLIsHED BY DECREE

Caracas, Nov. 13.-The Official Ga
zette yesterday published Il presiden-
tiaI decree reestablishing Caracas as
the capital and the seat of executive
power. The disbanding of the revolu-
tionists continues.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
MORE TROUBLE
FOR THE BRITISH
Three War Ships Put or for Mo-
rocco, Where Situation
is Grave.

Gibraltar, Nov, 13.-The British
cruisers Furious, Pactolus and Pro-
metheus have sailed for Tetuan, Nor
occo, where the Kabyle tribesmen
have rebelled. The situation there is
considered grave.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
Footpads AZ KaIamazoo.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Nov. 1.-TWO men
have been victims of hold-ups on the
streets since Saturday night. +. f.
Joseph was relieved of about $25 in
cash. ID. w. Hattel lost pocketbook
containing a lot of old papers, but
the highwaymen failed to find his
money.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
AN ACT TO ASSIST IN
SUPPRESSION OF LADRONES

Manila. Nov. 13.-The United States
commission has passed an act to as
sist in the suppression of Ladronism.
1t makes highway robbery committed
by three or more persons capital
offense
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
British NobIeman Buys Missouri Land.

Warrensburg. Mo-, Nov. ia deal
was closed yesterday by which Pertle
Springs, summer resort near here,
becomes the property of an English
lord whose name is withheld. The
consideration was 100000. Extensive
improvements will be made.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
DOUBLES an nlinoisan,s salary.

Washington, Nov. 13.-The United
States consular agency at Eibenstock,
Germany. at present held by Ernest L.
Harris, of Illinois. has been raised to
the grade of commercial agency, and
the salary raised from $1,000 to $1,000
per annum.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
Bad as an Epidemic.

Milwaukee. Nov 13.-The deer hunt
ing season opeAed Monday, and already
reports of accidents are received. Ar
mold Scherland, of Black Wolf, Winnie
bago county, was killed by the acci-
dental discharge of gun. George
Traux, of KnoltOn, Marathon county,
will lose his eyesight from the acci-
dental discharge of his gun.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
Colorado Democrats.

Denver, Colo, Nov. 13.-At Il meet
ing of Democratic state senators and
senators-elect resolutions We're adopted
to the effect that any revolutionary
tactics by the Republican majority in
the lower house of the legislature
should be responded to by similar ac-
tion on the part of the Democratic sem
atOrS
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13

labor union movement, declared it
was amazing to note the ignorance
among so-called educated people re-
garding the aims and objects of the
organization.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
COME TO BLOWS
IN THE AUSTRIAN REICHSTAG

Vienna. Nov. 13.-At the sitting to-
day of the lower house the reichstag
was suspended on account of the
German and Czech members coming
to blows. The cause of the trouble
was the debate on the advisability of
the use of two languages in the names
of stations on the Bohemian rail-
roads. - n lAH
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
CONVENTION OF BANKERS
COMPLETES ITS WORK

New Orleans, Nov. 13.-The Ameri-
can Bankers association adjourned
sine die this afternoon, after electing
Caldwell Hardy, of Norfolk, Va. pres
ident, and Frank j. Bigelow, of Mil
waul<ee, vice president.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
ChoIera Among Our soldiers.

Manila, nov. 13.-ChoIera made its
appearance Tuesday among the men OF
detachment of the Fifth inantry,
which is stationed here. Seven men
have already died and a number of
others are seriously ill.,
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
FIRE LOSS OF S1SO,OOO
IN PENNSYLVANIA TOWN

Scranton, Pa, Nov. 13.-An entire
block in the business portion of Oily
phant, north of here, was burned this
afternoon The loss is $1s0,000.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
GUNBOAT BOGOTA.

States crew, commanded by Captain
Marmaduke, lowered two boats with
armed men, but as the schoOners were
aground they waited until high tide
to attack them. In the Ineanwllile the
revolutionistS We're discovered in afns
bush close to the beach. and when the
Bogota's boats pulled ahead the second
time the rebels opened fire on them.
Ships Armorer Kane Killed.
The fusillade killed the ships armor-
er, Richard Kane. of Washington. ana
wounded George Walker, who was shot
Clarke and Lieutenant Nasquez were
also wounded. but not seriously. The
Bogota and Chucuito then opened fire
on the enemy. and killed every man
in sight one shot fired at a group
of ten rebels who were most actively
engaged in shooting at the boats
crews killed every one of them. Gun
ner Cross, of the BOgOta. thinks that
from forty to fifty rebels We're killed.
Gunner Cross Is from Iowa.
One of the schOoners. the Helvetia,
loaded with rice, was captured but the
first shot at the second schooner seq
her on fire and she was completely
destroyed, with her cargo. The body
of Kane will be buried here with mill
tary honors.
a man named ''R. Kahn" has been
mentioned in press dispatches as being
one of the crew of the Bogota. 1t was
also asserted that Kain fought under
Dewey at the battle of Manila. Gun
ner J. Cross, of the Bogota. halls from
Cedar Rapids, Ia. He is only IL years
of age.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
CO. 70 Sec the Grand Canon.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Nov. ID
The crown prince of Siam after a two
dsvs, soiourn in and about Colorado
Snrinrs left yesterday for the Grand
Canon in Arizona.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
CHICAGO RUBBER STRIKE
SEEMS TO BE STRETCHING

Chicago, Nov. 13.-Two hundred and
fifty employees of the Mechanical Rub
ber company struck today in sympa-
thy with the employees of the Morgan
& Wright company, who struck last
week.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13

Half a ton or sawdust contains 160
pounds of charcoal, $50 pounds of acids,
24S pounds Of water and 162 pounds of
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-13
White Vote Strong for Cupid.

The threat of more severe rule over
the lepers is thought to have had
good deal to do with the vote against
Wilcox. The white vote was very
strong for Prince Cupid and the Re
publican ticket generally. The Demo
Gratis were divided. }
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MINERAL WELLS.


Miss Beulah Borders has returned 10
Stephenville,
Mrs. Sarah Rawlings OF Dallas and Miss
l. McGafey Of Sabine Pass are here for
one month and are registered at the Haw.
thorn.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Taylor and daughter. Miss
sstelle, have returned from visit to
Mrs Charles Lang and Mrs. Gus scbot+
nave gone 10 Hnlletsyille.
ATS Ut. Elliott has returned from a visit
10 San Antonio. ''S''
Mrs a. D. J.. Graeey is visiting nj Howe
ATS y: ;. Worley has gone to Midland
Mrs Nallae Hin has gone 10 MontsSue
Mt and Mrs. john r. Mimms have re-
turned from visit to Weatherford.
MISS Myrtle James Is at Gordon.
Mrs Milburn Fleming has returned home
Afs. r. w. Greenhouse and son Of
Quanah are here "a
Mrs, I. Z. Crow and daughter have re.
turned from visit ~ Mississippi
Mrs 4 Q. Braswell mas returned from
Mrs. j. i. Berry has returned from
Miss Dora Carter has gone 70 Beaumont.
p ATs- Z. T. Dismuke has gone to Pilot
MS. F. c. Hlshsmith bias returned from
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absence Of several months, returned home
last week
Mrs. II. C. Damon has returned from
North Carolina.
Miss Leta Rakestraw has returned from
aehEhtful camping trip on the Colorado
MIS- w. A. Adair and children of Mar
ShAli are the guests of Mr.. J, u. Gibson and
The Kenslngton. one OF the most popu.
lar fancy work and social clubs In town.
Friday.
Mrs Margaret Anderson Carter and Mr..
Lloyd Kerr have returned from GroesbeecK
where they gave a musicale
, an informal dance was held AZ the COtil.
hon club rooms last Wednesday evening
small but congeniai, crowd was present
rs the hitting up Of the club rooms had
hardly been completed
MIS-. Charles n. Allyn Is visiting In Dali
Miss Ada VAIN Is back from n summer
Hlp ana VIII again open her studio.
captain and Mrs. 4. Y. DOke have re-
turned from Hubbard City.
Nfs. lheZ House OF Tyler has returned
70 her home after visit 20 her father and
Misses LA and Daisy Polk are in waco
MIS- Edgar B. job ison and little son
H4ne returned from Washington. u. G.
MS Ellen Garitty is in Ennis.
are visiting friends here.
MI and Mrs. Henry Mathews ana Mrs
Antonio. 'SN SNu
AilSs Maggie Pannill has gone 70 Chat.
ne!q, where she Will teach this winter.
Mlss Ida MCGEE OF Rice Is IN the CITY.
MIS- j. II. Bates Is visiting In Waco
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on 'Diedrlch Knickerbocker, Histoq
New York" which was much eul0ys
the club. It was replete with ps|
original thoughts, evinced deep re''a
and, although It took forty minu.s
read, held the close and earnest sHsl
of the audience. Mrs. Hughes rev
soma well-deseryed compliments q
treatment of the subject. MIS-. T =, =
ton read washington's farewell ~
With feeling and expression. "Blos'a,
as National History" was the theme !
cussion. Mrs. j. f. Estell read ~ n
on Washington Irving which was Qu,s
teresting, and Mrs. Hodges read ~
ford en- the Avon" Mrs. BeaulAa I,
nett, well-known club woman OF wv
town waa guest Of honor. ..to
Mrs. G. NJ. Hughes will entet.1~ ss
New Century club with a historlca' NJ
tainment some time In the near .sS
Inc idea Will be novel and unique, ~,
guesta will be entertained In Iout
each TO represent the different Y. lits
ths clubs lesson work In Amel " fhs
ture, the Aborigines, Landing q M
grim Fathers, the Dutch Coionn,isma rss
and tie New Century club. Ils
VIII also be cordially invited e"N
ceeds donated to the library fuha; ia :
The ladies OF the Episcopal n Jus
give an All-Halloween party M
at the home Of Mrs. ID. l. Ford
yitotions read:
Come OF the witehing hour q ,,ss
And let the Fairies read yauI ~
Reveal "a none this secret plottF
OF woe, not luck will be your -
Miss Ella Day. a well known az I'm IN,
Isl, assisted by home talent WIN lTae.
entertainment az the court house
Eight fer the Baptist church. .sr,sn
Nj and Mrs. l., r. Guitar XII
theii little friends with a soclai lu'
mentary 70 their nephew, Mastes, n
Sanders. About twenty-five gnsstsrs
present Merry games and ttsssl
treshments made The evening an ~
for tbs happy little ones. al
The Episcopal Guild VIII give
some time IN December. ant
AIRS. Z. NJ. hughes win repre- 49,
New Century club - TIA hiAl-
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SAN AUGUSTINE.


A large and fashionable audience greeted
the Knights OF Pythlas at a public enter.
tainment given here Wednesday evening
Rev. J. a. Perry was the principal speak.
er. his subject being, "The origin. Object
and Purposes of the Order" The address
Was highly appropriate aboundlne IN
choice language, judieiously chosen and
happily delivered, producing a most agree
able impression on his hearers. The speek.
er dated the organization OF the hrst iodee
or the order about nfty years ago M wash.
lngion city, with i've members, ana fbe
present membership az near half a million.
lie credited Texas with having The ~,
Pythian hail erected within her bor5srs
The music, furnished by home tsient
VAS one Of the most interesting Yeasn-ns
OF the occasion. The selections we're tssty
ana were. beautifully rendered. The vocal
solo by Miss Ella Davis Is especiailv Va
thy OF more than passing notice. The Ne
lection WAS good, her Interpretation clear
and intelligent, and her execution hsn,,t
ana Impressive. Miss Davis Is sifted with
musical talent N high degree and M thar.
auHhly accomplished Ia th1 rroferSler NNsA'
1hs Pxthlan lodEs hers Il ss, fsw
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coRsICANA.

Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Daisy Polk and Mr. John Murchi-
son, November II.
The Misses Treadwell delightfully."- enter
tanned few Of thcir friends by giving a
nutting party at their old home a few
miles from town, last Thursday.
Mrs. Rufus n. Elliott is visiting IN Mar
shall
Mrs H. z. Kinslar has returned from an
extended visit 70 her old home In Illinois
Mrs lone Bass OF Ennis Is visiting her
mother Mrs. kinsolvlnR
Miss Jennie Wolyerton Of Mexla is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. H. C. Nash.
AIRS, a. Fox and daughter, Miss gertie
have returned from san Antonio.
Athens.
Miss Esther sullivan has returned from
bAnyille, 49,. ana has as her guest Miss
Ethel Lomm of that city
AIRS: II. Il. lpshar ard daughter have re-
tuIned from Q visit 20 London. Englad
Mfs Lee Nebliti OF Waco Is visiting IN
ARE, ~. Lutterleh 81 Arkansns IA IN.
Srstl q her sister, Mrs. Fred Fiemlng
MA ". u. Peck and Little son. 1ftaE an
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BEAUMONT.


Miss Killing was hogtess to the Tuesday
Afternoon Card club ct the home Of her
sister. Mrs. Louis Meyer Mrs. r. Y
Mothner ard Miss Dora Hecht received the
iirst prizes ard Miss Hattie Kline thu con.
ISOLATION. The guests other than the club
members were Meodamss Hoffman OF Nov
York. Koppel OF New Orleans and Leon
Ylterbo OF Lake Charles. The hostess
served delicious luncheon q oyster loayes
ollYes' waters, frozen pineapple and cake.
Miss Jean Chaison entertained the In.
pFomptu club In most happy manner
Wednesday Afternoon. Miss X tte Stoyall
received the first prize aud Mrs silyerman
the guests prize. Tiny baskets Of hon.
bo2s tied with the club eolors We're the
souvenirs. Mesdames AIcDoRough. Di6-
Ogden Johnson, L. B. Hightower. Misses
Jsck@on and Mollette were the special M.
sitec gcests other than the membera.
AF. ard Mrs Dewey Haywood com.
plisnentsd Miss Gussie Goodhue ana ber
guest, Miss Mary Bairchild OF New a..
ssAns Win a boz party to see al q Fields
tuesday eYsnlng.
Aiss Gladys Brown was hostess ~ ,,a
v olran's Reading club Last SATURDAY. 49,
ing Besides the usual pfogram. al hour
ls spehL ~ social chatter aud enioyinE
dainty refreanmcnts. $40
MIS- w +. Moilette eate-taiuel the "
T. W. club Thursday afternoon.
Abe Is. o. BIS. entertaiued with
hlai'oween party Friday ersnng Il the
kindr OF amusements ana games ,vsrs IN
Obliged IN. With luncheon served a.
nEale 70 one OF tho NEST enjoyable nectinrs
81 the club
Mr.. and Nre Marion Fletcher ,n~,..,
Mfftfs fhd NeadeN es bsfrs Wcls,'A 49,
slmal fflnh fefey wisks, Mia Asksr. VA
'"s@ ana 9sa<aSesR g sassx .ehaaas
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dish party after the Al G. Fields perform
ance Tuesday evening.
Mrs. W. c. Ayerin was hcstcss 20 the
XXX Century club Thursday afternoon.
tained Miss Fairchild Of New Orleans with
dance at the Oaks hotel Wednesday
night There was q ,arge numher % the
smart set out to enjoy this ver5 pleasant
The Opening bali Of the Neehes viii take
place Thanksgiving night This viii he the
event Of the season
a charity ball next Thursday night for the
benefit Of their library
The ]. W. @. club met with Miss Bessie
Gano on Friday afternoon.
Miss Mary Fairchild OF New Orleans is
the guest OF Miss Gussie Goodhue.
Mrs. Dewey Heywocd has return ID from
her summer outing.
Miss Fanny Davis went 10 Galveston on
Thursday 70 be present at the marriage Of
Miss Brock next Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Towne returned TO her home
Thursday on account Of the illness OF her
mother.
Miss Alma Britain went to Jennings on
THURSDAY
a two weeks stay IN Waco
Miss Marie Lauye has returned 90 her
htme In Louisiana
Mrs. Leon vltcrbo has returned 10 her
home IN Lake Charles. after spending a
week with Mrs Jack Nitcrho.
Mrs, ] A. Hoffman Of New York s the
guest Of her sister, Mrs o. 5. II rnh 8.
Mrs. Charles Helsig Is at nome after an
absence Of several moutSs
Mrs. W. T. Curry OF TAYLOR Is this guest
OF her daughter, Mrs W. ] Quaw
The Nechcs club members. with thci l'dr
friends enioHea the dance AZ Port Arthur
Eriday night
Miss Ruth Fuller has returned from SIN
Antonio.
Mrs. f5at Greer Is at home from the san
Antonio fEir
Mrs Flora Shea e visiting her mother,
Mrs, Best In Port Arthur
Mrs NJ T. Rodgcr " Waco Is the guest
OF Mrs. L A. Wcrtham
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Miss Kathleen Of Ballinger. who have been
Visiting the formers sister. Mrs e. L.
MeAlnine, have returned TO Bailinger
T. w, Oldham and family have recently
moved 70 this city from Dallas
Mrs Leon Washacher and children have
gone 20 Galveston 20 visit relatives.
Misses Rosa and Nellie Daugherty have
been visiting Mrs ". Il. Kirkland at
Miles.
Miss Bertha Schild has been visiting her
sister Mrs Louis Goethel, az Miles.
Mrs. r, F McDeimott has r turned T.
her home in Goldthwaite after a visit here
10 her daughter, Mrs J. Shipman
Miss Leila March has left for Dallas and
Gainesville 10 visit relatves and friends
Judge Joseph Spence and daughter Miss
Margaret, have returned fESm a visit to
relatives ana friends at Marble Falls aud
Austin.
Miss Margaret Wright entertained num-
Der OF young friends az Halloween IA nv.
Mrs John Kirkpatrick Of Ozona has been
visiting Mrs. ]. S. Shupert.