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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
NAME WHITE FOR eovERNOF
Efforts to Break the slate In North
Dakota Republican Conven-
tIOn Fails.

FARGO, N. D., July 23.-The efforts OF
Editor Streetor Of Emmons county to
amend the report of the committee on
resolutions to include a plank demand
ing that the question OF prohibition be
submitted to the voters, was about the only
feature Of today's republican state con-
vention. The effort, while unsuccessful,
was a surprise in its apparent popularity.
The ticket arranged by the leaders went
through solidly, despite efforts made to
break the slate" 1t is as f~llows:
For Congress-T. F. Marshall, Dickey;
B. F. spalding, Cass.
For Governor-Frank White, Barnes.
For Lieutenant Governor-David Bartlett,
Griggs.
For Judge Supreme Court-John NJ. Coch-
rane, Grand Forks.
For Secretary of state-E. F. Porter,
Foster.
For Auditor-D. NJ. Holmes, Pembina.
For Treasured. Mcmillan, Cavalier,
For Commissioner of Insurance-Ferdi-
nand Leutz, Morton.
For Attorney Generate. W. Frick, Nell
son.
For superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tion-W. L. Stockwell, Walsh.
For Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor-R. j. Turner, Stark.
For Railroad Commissioners-C. J. Lord
Cando; j. F. Shea, Wahpeton; Andrew
Schatz, Harvey.
The resolutions adopted pay a tribute
to the late President Mckinley, indorse
the state administration, approve Of the
work Of North Dakota's representatives in
congress, denounce the attacks made upon
the administration BY anfi-imperialists
absolve the state and the republican party
from the charge that either Is dominated
by corporations and demand a reform Of
the primary election laws.
The only reference to prohibition was
to favor the continued enforcement OF
existing laws.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
TO DISCUSS SUGAR QUESTION
Negotiations Regarding Antitrust
Proposals Are Being Com
tinued.

VIENNA, July 24.-It Is stated that the
diplomatic negotiations between the sigma
tories to the Brussels sugar convention re-
garding the Russian antitrust proposal are
being continued. According to the Frem-
denblatt, Germany and some other powers
are not unwilling TO Join in another con-
ference with Russia for the discussion Of
the sugar question. but are averse to in
terfering with the general question Of
trusts. It Being pointed out that Russia
has made no attempt to begin at home,
where are the great petroleum and iron
trusts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
TRACY is LOOKING FRESH
Outlaw Appears at Logging Camp
and Gets Dinner without
Difficulty

TACOMA, Wash, July 2S.-Harry Tracy,
the outlaw, appeared at Miller's logging
camp, four miles from Kansaskat yester-
day and ate dinner.
Tracy is not wounded and looks fresh
and rested. He is wearing a derby hat
but he had a slouch hat in his pocket. He
still had his rifle and two revolvers and has
good supply OF ammunition.
A special from Prosser Wash. says two
farmers from the Bickleton country report
that a man heavily armed and answering
Tracy's description held up the people al
Macdonald's ranch on Pine creek and de-
manded supper. This was freely given
and the man departed without giving any
information as to who he was.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
BAYREUTH SEASON OPENS
Not Less Than Twenty PrinceIy Per-
sOnages Attend the brilliant
Event.

BAYREUTH. Bavaria, July 23.-The Bay
reuth season. which began yesterday after
noon, opened brilliantly No less than
twenty princely personages attended the
initial performance. Among them were:
Prince and Princess Wilhelm OF Sake
Weimar, Duke Charles Edward OF Sake
Coburb and Gotha, the prince and princess
OF Eysenburg, Prince and Princess Albert
of Thurn and Taxis and Prince Ferdinand
Of Bulgaria. Among the Americans pres
ent were: Mrs. Robins, Colonel Charles
Jones, Francis Barlow and Frank Hazen.
all of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh OF
Boston and William Tiers Of Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
TO LAUNCH THE DES MONIES
Date is Set for September 20, but
Miss shaw VIII Not Christen
the Cruiser.

BOSTON, July 23.-The cruiser Des
Moines, which is being built at the yard OF
the Fore River Ship and Engine company.
has progressed sufficiently for the date OF
its launching to be set II has been de-
eiaed that II shall be launched at 1880 p.
m. Saturday. September 20 IL was ex-
pected that Miss Shaw. daughter Of the sec
retary Of the treasury. would christen the
cruiser. but that young woman cannot be
present and the state ofheials Lave been
asked to designate some pc s0n for the
honor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
SHEEP AND cow MEN AT WAR
Herder Killed ana Seven Thousand
sheep Slain Near Rock
Springs, WyO.

DENVER. Colo, July IA telephone
message received by Mrs. Leonard sedg-
wick at her home here conveyed the infor-
nation that upon her husbands sheep
ranch near Rock Springs. Wyo.. one of
his herders had been killed. presumably
by infuriated cattle herders.
The message also stated that 1000 sheep
had been slain by the same persons.
Mrs. sedgwick says that there is the
most intense jealousy between the sheep
and cattlemen in that district, and that
often hundreds OF cattle or sheep are
slaughtered when found roaming Upon
strange ground.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
CORONATION FETE AT DELHI
India Festivities wnl Begin Deesm-
her 30 aud he of the Utmost
MaSRiheence.

LONDON. July 2S.-The India once has
issued a sketch OF the program Of the cor
onation fetes to be held at Delhi, India
which shows that although the festivities
will not be graeed as was expected by the
presence Of the prince and princess Of
Wales. they will be OF the utmost magni-
heenee. extending from December 20 to
January 10. On December 20. Lord cufIon
OF Kedlsston. with the ruling chiefs will
make a state entry into Debit. mounted on
elephants. with procession six miles leng
TO the camp. The next day the vieeroy
will open the arts exhibition. and on Jau-
uary 1, a coronation Gurber win be held.
A parade OF 10000 troops will take place
January 2 and the following days will be
devoted 10 reviews. religious service. illu-
Mutations. receptions. banQuets, etc. the
vieeroY departing January 10
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
ONLY NATIVES TO RETURN
Those Not of African Birth Cannot
Go Back 90 the Trans
VaaA.

LONDON, July 2s.-Denying a rumor
that DR.. Leyds, who was the European
agent OF the Transyaal, was returning to
South Africa. Mr.. Chamberlain. the
eoloaial secretary. made the important an
nouneement today that all those not OF
African birth who had fought against the
South Africa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
Movements of ocean vessels, July "a

At New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from
Liverpool and Queenstown; Carthagenian,
from Glasgow. Sailed-oceanic for Liver
pool; St Louis for Southampton.
At -Arrived-Anehoria, from
New York.
Al Scilly-Passed-St Paul, from New
York, for Southampton Moltke, from New
York, for Hamburg.
AT Antwerp-saiied-Ned for Phil
adelphia-
AT wn-Arrived-Teutonic, from
New York; Commonwealth. from Boston,
for Liverpool. and proceeded. Sailed
Saxonia, FOR Boston.
AT h-Arrived-Moltlse, from New
York. for cherbourE and Hamburg, and
proceeded.
At Sou hsmpton-Arrived-s Paul, from
New York.
Liverpool; Monaghan, from Montreal.
sailed-Celtic, for New York, via Queens
town
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
DIsMANTLING OLD SMELTER
Blue VitriOI Factory at Argentine Is
Being Torn Down for New
BuiIdinE.

KANSAS CITY. July 2S.-The Argentine.
Kansas. smelter. which is said to have been
at one time the largest in the world, is
being dismantled. The buildings OF the
blpe vitrol plant OF the smsiter are soon
TO be torn down. The building OF the Wit
riol plant. as It is called cover over half
the area occupied by the smelter. They are
built OF iron laths. covered with cement.
These cement buildings are four in num-
Der. Another building marked for destrue-
tion Il built Of iToR-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
Advisers Of German Ruler Think He Should
Not Expose Himself.
POLISH FANATIC MAY ATTEMPT HARM
Those Responsible for His MSjSaty'S Safety
Hope He Win Abandon Trip.
'DlsAeREEAsLE FEATURES OF AGITATION
Imperial Chancellor VIII Likely Dc.
wise Measures to Quiet the Ex-
treme Violence of the
Polish Feeling.

BERLIN, July 23.--Court Chamberlain
Won Morawski a Polish landed magnate, has
appealed to Emperor william not to visit
Posen during the army maneuvers to be
held in September, as his majesty has
planned to do The chamberlain fears that
some Polish fanatic might attempt to harm
the emperor. Racial feeling is described as
at fever heat and several Berlin journals
take the view that 1t would be unwise for
the emperor to expose himself unneces-
sarily. The Post conservative, says 1t ia
informed that It would greatly relieve those
responsible for his majesty's safety to
learn that he had given up the trip Promi-
nent Germans residing in Poland are glad
that the Polish officials and nobility have
determined not to attend the festivities, as
thereby the chances Of unpleasant incidents
arising are lessened.
Emperor VIII Go.
1t is scarcely likely that Emperor VIII
liam will act upon Chamberlain Won Nor
awski's appeal, because his majesty never
permits himself to change his plans on ac.
count Of the timidity Of his advisers. He
goes anywhere he thinks duty calls him and
besides, 1t is his purpose to declare the
governments Polish policy while In Pollsi
pervision of the maneuvers would be un-
precedented.
The Polish question Is regarded as thu
most pregnant in the governments domes
tic policy. While no observer believes thu
Polish agitation can really amount 10 mucl
ultimately, It is embarrassing the relations
with Austria and Russia. The Poles II
Galicla enjoy local selt-govarnment and
press privileges which are not in vogue IL
Prussian Poland. and continual contrasts
are made in the Austrian press between thu
conditions existing in Galicia and in thu
province Of Posen that annoy this govern
ment and tend to weaken the triple ALI
ances.
The indications are not wanting that Rus
sia is disposed to utilize the Polish passion
by giving greater freedom TO the RussiaI
Poles, thus creating along the RUSSIAN
frontier a Prussian population In sympath.
with Russia.
Count Won Buelow, the German imperia
chancellor. is we'll aware Of the disagreea
BILE features Of the Polish agitation and
is quite likely he win devise measures t
quiet the extreme violence Of the Polls
feeling.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
ARRESTED IN BAD COMPANY
DIR. Wilson OF Ohio Compromise d
with the RevOIutiOnists
at RaueneIda.

MANAGUA. Nicaragua. July 23.-Presl-
dent Zelaya says DR.. Russell Wilson OF
Ohio, who was arrested at Bluehslds. is
compromised with the revolutIonists.
He Is still there. No news has been pub
lished here regarding the Bluehelds hlI-
buster.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
cHoATE GIVES BRIDE AWAY
Notable wedding Occurs mt n FASH
iOnabIe Church in
London.

LONDON, July 2S.-There was a fashion
able gathering at st. Georges church this
afternoon to witness the marriage Of Major
Charles Hall of the oxfordshire light in
fantry to Mrs. C. Albert Stevens, widow
Of C. Albert Stevens of New York. Joseph
H. Choate, the United States ambassador,
gave away the bride.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24

Mrs. Charles Albert Stevens was Miss
May Brady. daughter Of the late Judge
John r. Brady. She was married Noyem-
ber IS, 1888. to Charles Albert Stevens,
the millionaire son of Edwin Stevens Of
Castle Point, Hoboken. c. A. Stevens died
from pneumonia in New York, March z9.
1901.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-07-24
TWO HUNDRED ARE DROWNED
Native steamer CaPsiEes In West
River and Many People
Perish.

HONG KONG. July IA native steamer
has eapsiIed in the West river and 200 per
s0ns have been drowned.
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MINERAL WELLS.

Mrs. Albert Stevenson aud Mrs. I. n.
Wynn have returned front Dallas.
Mrs. T. A. Hannaford OF Granbury is Il
guest OF her sister, Mrs Thrash.
Mrs. +. $. Colley ana Mrs. Freddie Mid
deton are at Arlington.
Mrs. T. W. Crozier OF Roanoke, Va, and
Mrs. olive Page of Dallas have returned
home.
Mrs James Finley OF Galveston Is at The
Mis- q. NJ best of Dallas, Mrs, IL. +.
Moore of sherman, Mrs, L. s. Russell OF
south McAlester, /. r, Mrs. g: r .Nolcn
and Mrs NJ. b. Adams Of Tylor Gc at the
Mrs John Emmerson of Summers, Texas,
Mrs. 7. p Mckee Of St. Louis is a guest
OF her brother. j. II. Tefeuillcr.
Mrs Guy Best Of Dallas is here for a
several weeks visit.
George p. Barber and family Of sey-
momr have come here 20 live.
Miss Myra Matthews is in Fort Worth.
Mrs. G. J, stewart has returned from
Fort Worth.
Miss Minnie Will Is In Cisco.
Ms5 Gone Hunter of Fort Worth has re
Mrs. 3. /. johnson has gone to Santa
Rosa n NJ. TO live.
Miss Emma Gayle Craig has returned to
her tom" AT Como, Miss.
W - Benson sud family and ]. =.
Mooring and family have gone to Lubbock
io reside IN future.
Mrs ~. j. Pechles Of Johnson city. Mrs.
William r. Ivy of Nc1thcrfurl, Mrs. L.,
/ Nlnfrey Of Dallas are az the Foster.
Mrs. a. II, Potts, Miss Zurah Potts Of
/ katc Lawson and Mrs IT, q. Jarvis Of
Alabama arc at the Nunn.
Mrs. @. VI. Best aul douch'or Of Dallas,
Mis-. Sigman Of Brownwool and Mrs =.
l
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roremnn, Thomas Bnueh. w. A. Cunning
Safhlu "; qhitg. The party was given by
M ~ Arch ", Looney complimentary to the
Mrs irs"iFFn nyyo S s1p and was chaperoned 10y
the week are:
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Morgan. Jr. VINO
nave been spending several tnys ut Pert
home.
Mrs. s. a, Robertson is spending several
deHs at sulphur visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crager returned this
week from their bridal tour through Texas
Sna Mexico. and have taken up their resi-
4 ucnre On Green avenue
Miss May Cheatham has returned from a
iNsll of several days among friends ID Lake
Mrs Burgess, WHO has been visiting the
ily NJ John Robinson. left this week for
her home IN Houston.
Dr. Woods. an eminent physician Of Mont
ssouery; Ala spent a few, qeys here aas
Wttl visiting his nephew. RobCr, n. Gnrec.
colonel ana Mrs s Eden arrived here
IBIS week from Chicago ana viii make
orange their future home Colonel ed
rs NE lessee ~ the now Holland.
Mrs Jesse Harmon is spending the week
IN lionston visiting friends
N'sscs liiy and Maud Bland. Snlllr Fore.
daughter. Mr.. and Sirs' Horace BiSui
formed tho party that left here this week
for san Antonio.
pr and Mrs r. w. Brown and Samilv
remain several weeks.
MI and Mrs n. L. Ford returned early
IN ihe week from an extended visit 60 Com
anohc and san Angelo
Key Albert Little and family left this
week for Dallas to attend the Methodist
convention,
Mr. and Mrs w. L. Gilbert and son Of
norner were here this week, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. II, T. Farwell.
Miss Emma EscCuhas Of West Lake spent
q few days here this week. the guest of
Mis- Monte Percy
Mrs. b. Sachs of Henderson Is new
arrlyNl here Mrs. Sachs will permanently
reside In Orange
!. Miss Annette Reid, daughter Of W. W.
Reid cashier Of the First National bank,
has returned from n trip 10 San Antonio,
Mrs A. Il, Gates was here this week from
Beaumont visiting her son, George Cats
ore Of the proprIetors Of the Gate City
Mr. -..s Mrs. A. G. Thomas Of Cncro,
rc-as. 40 here visiting Mrs. b. {. How
son
Mrs. A Gilmer. who has been here for
several days visiting her daughters, Mrs
pr Butler ana Mrs. Ellison. left this week
for her home IN san Antonio.
Miss Lconora Jacobs has returned to her
homo I'm Lake Charles after visit to her
sister Mrs Ford Block
Mrs W. W. Reid is again at home after
spending week in San Antonio
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BRENNAN.

The hop complimentary to Miss MAY V
Patt'son Of Paducnh. Ky. who was spon'
sor Tor camp Lee mt the Dallas reunion and
is here on visit the guest Of Miss Bcssin
wilkins. given at the Athletic club rooms
Friday night was a well attended and
most delightful social event
s reception Wednesday evening rendered
by Mrs G.. G. Garrett In honor Of her
guests Mrs. cleveland Of Houston and Mrs.
Williams Of Austin. was well attended and
most enjoyable evening to the numerous
guests present.
Mrs Dr Harper noe Miss Pcrlo Perkins.
of this city, came down from Austin Wed
ncsday evening, and is the guest of Marshal
Miss Lille rier Of Cochran was in the
Mrs. L, r. wnkic loft Tuesday morning
Mrs. j. r York accompanied the doctor
Mrs Rarkcr. Who has been here on n
visit 10 the Misses Gardner, left for Forest
Ciiy this morning.
A whist party, complmertnrg to Ms.
John Hopkins and Miss P0ttison of Padu.
cuh Ky was given a. tat residence II
Mrs. " Wilkins, WAC was assisted ia
tho entertainment by Mites emma Linn.
Mrs. Ernest Young Of Jacksboro. who has
been mere tor the past week. returned home
Miss lnez Carter Of Bolton Is here on a
visit to Dr.. r. Il. Young's family.
Mr. Ed Buster has returned from trip
to Bay City. whore he went prospecting.
Mrs Or. VIM, Camphell. who hns boon
turned last evening to her home in Chuppell
I'M.
Mrs Louise H. Cleveland Of Houston and
Nw e. s WillmWs Of Austin mr." here on
visit, Che guests OF Mrs G., G Garrett
Misses Cbidlpss eft SATURDAY. for a visit
to relatives and Fri 'nds I'm Dallas and other
Br EicbnIsiu ma NIiss Rpfso Routt of
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BRYAN.

mrs 81 Packard of Houston Is visiting
III sister Mrs. Thomas X. Lawrenre.
a MISS Floy Beckham of Hearne Is the
Fuest Of Bryan friends.
MSS Edith Rhodes has returned from a
Risit to Corslcana.
4 frof' and Mrs. p. s. Tilson have returned
East. " 'He t'Oi'n anu
W. ana Mrs. Thomas Stewart of Calves
f'n VISITED relatives In BRYAN this week.
'4i' ana Mrs, E. II. Perry Of Flatonla are
H. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Pryor.
MFS. W c. Frlley has returned from n
Fslt to her daughter at Monterey. Mexico.
.4's' cAarles II. Mills of Corsicana is the
n W. 40, OF her parents, Colonel and Mrs. NJ.
H. NJ + ana Mrs, John T. Hanway are visit.
Fs IN st. Louis.
kri its; pave Derden of Hillsboro Is visiting
T 5e in Bryan and at College.
kedI IN ,Iutual Improvement club of this city
hone nual meeting for the year at the
~ vi the president, Mrs. John T. Han
hsf, wednesday afternoon of this week
N . o5Iss were elected for the ensuing year
H. ''W,VNs' Mrs. l., l.. Mclnnis, president.
Elrs SSeorge NJ. Brandon. vice presidents
n III; Nagle, recording secretary; Mrs
Elrs, So mthai9 l, corresponding secretary;
han I'm I'm Moorlng treasurer; Mrs. Ed
n parma entaran; Mrs. T. Marion Law.
4 S,ni'e' Mrs. j. q. Harrison, reporter.
h. iuay afternoon. Nav 3. the home Of
Eprir, SSouh W Dorenmo was bedecGcd In
cbs,S nIlghtest blossoms aud presented
E'lins, ming picture, the occasion being a
kivrtIo shower given in honor Of Miss
Ejn ~ conway, whose marriage to Mr.. Err
k,v -, AStln was to be solcmnized Mednes-
Eeiredd' vin n May I. The guests were re
ostot III me front hall by the charming
EooS,eSS, Mrs. Doremus, assisted bv Mrs.
Snlss Coke billiard OF Texnrknna. Mrs q.
N C"ovAieE Of Purcell, l. r., Mesdames 4.
4 av DnIr, Jr., c. A. Adams. Ed Han. n. X
kieCo,e ana Frank Clark. Misses Hattie
Iocc,,innleo and Mamie Adams stood IN the
Elass I,s hall and from a sparkling cut
res "oWl' half hidden I'm bed of feather
.As served the guests With 1ellpious
kha a. ihe ladies' were then ushered into
,iruht par,or where the brlle-elect clc
|hrcr. HnWned' was seated upon floral
bn ribi INK anh white hearts were strune
Elhbons ana draptngs OF pink aud white
kes5 made canopy over her pretty
h. ne many handsome linen offerings
opIs, s1141wered upon her by little Miss
Eirod Zines who, dressed In fairy robes,
bris,. nearby The dining room was ex-
Es,stc In pink AID white deeoatlons' me
bbt.Seine polished table shone beneath rich
Ebt,Hnurg lace, and fcstoOns Of pink anf
|ase oterls hung around tho edges. tai
Eh, "ps Stenmed la France roses he
b. = o. honor in The center " inc
ksv sae .,asei innl cahefNna cream was
/, veot mnsiJ n Il string hand
kslish.s on the stnlrwae. added another
H 49, Ni th1rm n the hanDv occaSlon.
khi ~ commitment n Miss conway ar
In e,o.ei her approaching nuptIals. was
Eir,s = ~ lnnetcon given by the "l,achelo
Ma. o. which cluh She was n member
n, Nusy afternoon nj e o'cio-k nj the hnni,
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CORPUS CHRISTI,


Tho woman's Monday club will conclude
to ,,otr,o+od st,dv of "tSInr Jobn" Mt It's
l's pio'i 49, 80 49,; ,o.t ,,,,,ar ro,.,,,.
next meeting on tne l'Ih' N"'H i'' wv
Of its past studies Of this notorious char
motor will he narticipatcd In
"C'gr WI" , w P" ,,'.,,n ohor,,,rr vou,r
MISS fuHWe A"Sup' u '"u' inns
lady Of Beevillc, and Mr.. hugo Ross
rroriuont youne stoclilnan Of Bee county,
-. ,,,,,,,ic, ,t ~. r,stdnnce Of Nrs H.
were nl"ii''u at Wv -, a.,
j. Anderson IN TINS city last MohuaS ID,
Rev. Il. L. Mhite ana l'it the same "o'H.
Ing on bridal tour 10 'taiNeSiot. ,4
The entertainment given for, the ,qca"aitt
Of the Presbyterian organ luha u. vi , ~,
hall "Wednesday was ucCluCu success YOU
from an entertaining and tnancim Stmd-
point, the spacious nan helnE cr9MuGo' lue
following program was well rendered;
Drlll-By twenty little, girls; ,,
Vocal solo" Little Birdie NINE Mat
som ...,.,:. ;.;:...... y. Mss rs, bainlW 'ou
Comic duartette-mForluhe I'nHr Us
lic) Misses Borden and Berriman'
Mcssrs trim ana COOK:
Vocal solo-"Poem OF Love tIoIry)' ';,.,,.
.....,...::'.;; ...'...';,,;.: MIS-. H"'h
Vocal Solo--"ln sunny SPAN ,{iSrhir1,,,L l,,,s
farthl .,,.........,.'..'.'M MISS lh"'udS
Tablcau
instrumental solo-"Nalse StyIlehhGt,
tNallenhaupO ,.......:'.. MISS N'IVh
QuartettC - Come, smlnnE 9PIIiE,
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HALLETsVlLLe.


Mrs. Grant Cummings Is here from
Yoakum on a visit to relatives.
Misses Maggie and Eta Barnett Of
WHghtsboro are the guests of their sister,
.urs. Arthur Cummings
Mrs r. II. Green Is visiting relatives
in Yoabum.
Mrs. W A. Mair and children are visit
ing relatives I'm Georgetown.
Mrs. 4 n. Knox is visiting IN Columbus,
Mrs. lrcd Patton and Miss Franks Of
Sweet Home visited relatives here tn
uls,t Of the week.
Mrs Marshall Morciaud has returned
from II visit TO her sisters, Mosd1mcs John
NJ Grprn aud Robert Roos Of NouEum
Mrs. NJ. y. Spain is visiting i'm Alvin.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry schwartz nave
moved to this place from Schulcnhurg
Miss Maggie daughter of County clerk
John Buchanan has become the bride OF
George Brown uf Atascosn county
Mr. and Mrs H. II MltchC entertained
q number OF lhoir pcghbogs lWcsduy even
pg With muscnle aud cards Refresh
mouts were served.
The Sesame club held social session at
tro lamc Of Mrs 10 B. Albcrs Monday
AFTERNOON A number Of invited guests
participated Mrs T. w House Of llous.
ton scnt up some 6nc flowers for the occa.
sion.
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NACOeDOCHEs.

w., ny "','
N'"''Su"y evening R'o "ppoEtcd commit
toes To arrange fer memorial service on the
81 Of June i'm memory OF len payis
,rt. t,,,t,..,,,.,, All
''l"' ''''''' "t'i '"''l H""uN''-
Chief hazar at f,3O on Friday aud Will sell
refreshments 80 connection with their bnnd
sop,o h.,,d r,,1... b.,r,u..r.ti.r.
'o,'p nam" ui""' n'uu".I'u'lS'
AIT. ehd MIS-. j. j. homer ana little
daughter of Riyrs. Tenn. are visiting
The fHmily II MI H. por3,ns
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CALVERT.

The Pleasant Hour club spent very en-.
joynble afternoon with Miss Edna Slddall
on Thursday afternoon Of the past week.
The principal feature Of the afternoons
program was floral guessing contest, in
which the questions asked were answered
In floral numbers Miss Alma Watson WAS
awarded first prize and Mrs. Il. $. Carroll
won the guests prize
Mrs Blocker aud daughter, Mrs S. NJ.
Gibson. left Tuesday for visit tp relatives
In Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs r. w Garrett and children and Mrs.
G. A. Garrett left Tuesday for Montgonl-
cry, Ala, 60 Visit relatives.
Captain and Mrs Edward Gnnderson II
sons uncle MI George Nollc.
Mrs ]. g. Lewis rs visiting IN Wnco, the
guest Of her sister Mrs Fred B. Robinson.
Captain and Mrs. L, $ Cnsmir haye re
turned from their bridal tour.