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BRYAN.

Miss Kari Derden and Miss McC'ellnnd
were the guests Of Bryan friends this "eek'
Mrs. II. Y. Lacy of Pittsburg Texas, Is
visiting her father. Judge w. II. lIarman'
Miss Ada Chandler of Anderson Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, Sam r. Henderson,
Miss Elizabeth Carncs of independence
is visiting Miss Alberta Adams.
Misses Henri and Lucy Wilson have gone
for n visit to friends In Greenyile, Ala.
Miss Margaret Borrouehs Of Austin Is
the guest of Miss Lila Graham Mclnnih;
Miss Mnudc Carrot of Dallas Is Visiting
VI, g and Mrs. 3 w. Hutchinson of lIous-
ton visited Mir. and Mrs, a. d. McConnico
this week. a.. r,,s, of
Major and Mrs, j. S. Moorin,g CO.
rrnf l. Il. Pritchctt and wife of san
Marcos we're guests of Bryan friends dur,
ine commencement at the Agricultural ana
MIS- iohn Hume Of Houston and Miss
Ionic Menchum Of Anderson spent several
DAYS this week as guests of Mrs W. .
MIS- Mis- Ivy Carnes left Monday for q visit
10 Misses Uses Allie and Ray Montgomery arc Wis
WYE WE a. and Mrs. $. j. Balm of Houston are
listing Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, rarkey, pro
Mrs Walton Smihcr Mr. Kas sSl,o Ere age
gScsts Of Mrs. Tyler Ilaswell a.
MISS Rosnilc MUNGER OF Houston is the
oIcst Of Misses McConnico.
Miss Matte Down Of Temple Is ViSiung
Misc Daisy Astin, Miss lIul1a Tarleton OF
1Iilleboro and Miss Vile Tennison h9Ie
been the guests of Mrs. e, ) Parker 'eis
WS SGsses Am Field Ielin Russ'll, and
Frances Gibson NJ Calvert Wcrn tor.
M Mrs w G.. TGliafcrro's pleasant nome
| Iuring tho mast week.
| Mr. and Mrs. 4. III. Astin returned snt,
trTav fIoir thoir wedding trip nni re ~
| home al the residence of MIR. ana MIS- l.
| X Lawrence: ,,.,,, ,t,,.,r,, nor
siStnS Mrs, sam NJ. Winters. for n mouth.
| rotnrncd Yesterday to her home In rive
! ptur Ark She was accompanied NY MIss
Lynn o ar5 Mrs. e. S. Parker threw open
t,,air home 10 more than 800 Invited ruc,sts
| iaSf wednesday evening In honor OF NJ
| IRstin az BRYAN Miss Tnrleion o. NUS
hnrc Miss Tcnulson of Dallas and MIS- NJ.
| s,IeIIand Of Hillshoro, a spiehdll .3l
| eenItnro sDnplied inspiring music for th'
| 49,. while the brilliantly lirhted lawn
| uJi, , comfortable scttee' lay inritlnglv ne
! ~" thnsc who chose the pleasure ~ con
! lmars,tiou Delicious nnnch was server our
| W., tba eycninr by littlo Misses Mary k9
| ms,tcr and Franccs Chance ana supple
ar.rtca bv Ncanoiltan cream ava nhee
| kloli oate The large crowd when "iloYrr
~ rovol hospitallty Of Mr.. mud MrS fRr
tar on This pheasant occasion nroh'nnc'
W. ayya,r one 81 the most brilliant ana cn
tnr,I,io social functions ever given II
| UryDn.
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ORANGE.

A reception was given this week at the
nVn'e W w. ,,,.. ,,,n.,s ,r,,i,, ,rro ro
phmeht"tS 10 Niiss -"si''' N'ooo' WV ~
Gently returned from sam houston normal.
whore she had been attending school.
IN, or tho largest nkc trims of inc
Vho "a Wv 'p'es'' '" 'TS
season lVuh r w. ~ - =" go ,.s,,eG
The steamer Griffith had been chartered
and with big barge In tow the steamer
"nu W" a.. ,,n,as,
started TOT inc l"Sc WV" ouu W '"' J''''''t
crowds she ever carried The ladies oil
tho marty had prrpnred a big uncu. whlcn
everyone thoroncbiy cnioycd'
Mr and Mrs Ford Block are spending
several DAYS In Lake charles visiting
friends
Mis- MAY Willard Of lccsvilc, La. Is the
chnrming guest of relatives in The city, AT
Inc home ~ Mrs Thomas Mcdonald
Miss irene scott was an arrival from
beaumont this week the guest of MIS-
= n t'atron
Or. ana Mrs J. G. soastrunE have re-
,,,r,,cd a. their home ON Green avenue ar
. W., ,,ioasnnt ,Isit "a Jasppr ana BurR.
riiin
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GONZALES.

Gonzales was the scene of very pretty
ucddina this week The ceremony uniting
In the sacred bonds Of matrimony Miss
roberta Belle Sellers and Mr.. E. Ray
bright was celebrated at the Presbyterian
church nj II O'Clock. The church was filled
to overlooking with friends Of the young
couple.
The decorations were green and white.
strln Of white duck was laid from the side
walk curb In front OF the church to the
affair within the church. A few palms on
oedes,als ornamented the vestibule OF the
rhurch A white ribbon. tied with bow
ar Inc door Of the vestihule closed the main
aisle In the church and kept II sacred Tor
tba bridal marty that would march up II n
~ altar rho alcove OF the pulpit was
decorated with palms and ferns, while
shove wss friezc Of asparagus ferns. The
pulpit was also tasteful and attractive with
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PALESTINE.

Nish Letta Lawrence, daughter OF DIR.
and Mrs. 4. b. Moore, came IN this week
from Austin, where She has been attending
tho luuiversity
Mns. Maggie Fish, who has bern visiting
for The past month with friends at Crock
cit. has returned home.
Aprs Annie h. Jones' who has beou Visit
iug In the city Tor the past week from
O'Lkw0odS, returned to her home THURSDAY,
Miss Clara Scott df T,ongviow is In the
clay visiting her aunt. Mrs. A, ~. Atkinson.
Mtss Pauline lambree charming young
Lady whose home If IN Virginia. Is In the
fty visiting at The home OF Mr. and Mrs.
stcadihana
Mrs. MrLHur aud children, who have been
visiting rClntl,r> In this city for the past
week. returned home Yesterday to Crockett,
tukiug MIC llllinu Price with her.
Mr.. aud Mrs J. " Rogers, parents or
MIS- g. a.. GrifHn, have arrived III 1'alcs-
the tn make their future home
Mrs lup pelia and baby Francis NJ 'rSlCp
nrc In tho city Ns!ting the faulty OF Mr.
and MIS- W. u. Rogers on South sycamore
strCri. Ysta
Mrs Settle Maucy Of Clcburuc. who has
hucu IN the city for tho past month visit
iuE with her relatives on Howard avenue
ret urncd home this morning,
Miss Gcrtie ttrigshv NJ Palestine has iuSt
graduated at thc Baylor university and VIII
shortly return home, II was stated that
Miss Gcrtics essay was pronounced by zoe
faculty tho lest ever read Mt any con-
meucemcnt at the institution
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LoCKHART.

Wednesday evening M 1880 Miss Mamie
steele only daughter Of Mr.. w. NJ. steele,
one Of Lockhnrt's most prominent mct-
chants and Mr.. John Ernest Jarratt a
wealthy young business man of Maruunn,
Ark, were united In marriage at the Pres
byterlan church in this city, Rev. ]. Vi,
Purcell, pastor Of said church, officiating,
The church had been beautifully decorated
for the happy occasion, and the service was
unusually elaborate and impressive. I'M
medlatciy after the ceremony at the church
an elegant reception was given at Mr.
Slceles residence, which glittered with
light aud beauty, and resounded with the
gay music and laughter of the merry com
many, The young couple were the reclpcni <
OF many very elegant aud costly presents,
ana received with grace and dignity the
congratulations OF friends and rclntlves.
At an early hour in the evening the pliddl
party left on a special train for Lu Ing,
where Mr.. and Mrs larratt expected 10
catch the Southern Pacific for Memphis
and points East on an extended summer
tour. lhe loNply bride was born in Lock
hart and WAS n general faYorite among the
people OF the city ana county, ana her AZ
scnce will long be source of regret To all
who know hcl
have gone on a health sueAlng 'iSit TO MAJ
In. where they vii lv!uum va some tim
MIR. Kinney ana wife OF Houston have
become residents Of l.ochhdft, Tor the sum.
mcr at least, as Mr. Kinney mas charge Of
the erection of the new Plant Of The Amer
lean Cotton company which Is now under
construction.
tic, are oil on visit Ia Portland, Orc, and
other Pacific const resorts. They Will be
gone for several months
MIR Tilley Mcdowell aud wife Of san An
tonic were in the city this week on WISH
IN pglutiNpS
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were married Thursday night OF the home
Of the brldcS father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs w. G. Black.
Mr.. y. G. Fants was married 10 Miss
Leila Roducuorc IN Wednesday at :;l0
aud left on the & O'Clock train Tor Fort
Worth on a bridal trip and visit 10 Mr..
fantS mother aud sisters
The G. &. club had It's last meeting for
The summer on Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. Z. {, Branch. The meeting was 10
tcrcstng, interspersed With good things
To cut and priZes awarded To Mrs. j. u.
smith and Yrs. w. i. Price Tho game of
Identification was played. whore siRtuayT
had 70 he given the name the statue rep
resented.
The Daisy club gave o masQuetale pai9 =
Thursday ulsht ut tho home OF Miss Marie
lldll. Msuy interesting games were played
aud afttT the uninaskiug many were sur
prsed to think they were SO badly deceived
by maSks--Gypsles. Grecians, morunc,
night, unu folly and Red Cross Gufre
Mi being represented The Daisy club can
wen be- congratulated Mt having pretty
cnicrtagnmcnt.
Mrs Pccry and Lctita Matthews have
gone 70 Hot Springs, Ark
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BEAUMONT.

Mrs. Jack Viterho entertained Tuesday
afternoon from TO o'clock In honor Of
her little daughter, Doris, the occasion
being her fourth birthday, Delicious Ie-
fresliments were served the little ones
Mrs. Herman Burkenroad was hostess to
the Matinee club Tuesday afternoon. The
usual game of high five was played, at the
close Of which Mrs Henry Rose was
awarded the royal prize and Mrs, Leo
Mathner the consolation Mrs Burk7nroad
Invited the guests TO enjoy very tempt
ing Dutch treat
One Of the most enjoyable affairs OF tAe
week was the barn dance at Hntz rice
mill, given In honor Of Miss Stafford OF
New Orleans. Music by the Mexican band
and dainty refreshments were enjoyed
throughout the evening, Mesdames De-
silva, Adams, Belts aud Faisan chaper-
oned this gala affair.
The Harmony club entertained with
cards Wednesday evening. Al the close
Of very lively game Of high I'VE NJ II,
Burkenroad was awarded the gentlemen
prize, Miss c. Hirch the ladies' prize anu
Miss Dreeben of Henderson the guests
prize.
Miss Alma Mccormick was hostess TO 9
most elegant reception at her home Iues
day night.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bixlcr was elected president
of the Twentieth Century club
Mrs. l. D. Polk will BIZ hostess TO ih'
Friday Afternoon club.
One OF the brilliant affairs OF the wees
was the reception at Mrs, John J.. kelth
Wednesday afternoon In honor on Mrs' ~
w Curley OF TcXarkana. The form Of ~
entertainment was coLundrum M
programs were, passed among u. ,Ssssin,
and n prize offered TO tile one sneoeil.
the greatest number correctly somS u
the conundrums were as follows VIZ
does John H. Kirby never WASH nus lnp's
Because has has too many VIA, n4at'"n nscrn
household article describes me hetE
Keiser well? The buster; ctc Mrs Cnrle.
won the royal prize contest anu III
Addie Vaughn won the consolation, - w
Sarah Keith received the cards o. the uno
| and Miss Hazel blackburn presided OWL
very cooling howl Of punch. me McAltu'
| orchestra furnished delightful mus,
| throughout the evening. Dainty IGlt a., :,
| ments Of ices and cakes were served III
| most beautifully decorated dining. room
| over 100 guests wole Invited 10 TINS Ner'
| swell affair ,.,t,htfr
The Neches club gave most dellgh ,t
| dance in their club rooms Friday hls ~ ~
| An Informal dance was enjoyed ny q ~
couples Of the Smart Set at the "oaNs
| Monday night ,ori,, n
Eureka Springs, Ark,, WI, so Witt W. 0sdel
| Miss Stella SwartZ. who mas pset he
| guest Of Mrs. Henry Roose, returheu 10 Nv
| hone In HemDstend "Wednesday . no
Miss Dora Muller has returned ~ ~
/ home in New iberia, La. ,,,, "a
Miss Hortense Curry leaves Mon'"'
Miss Mary c, Alien leaves Monday 10
| Chicago. N FIetchs
from two months stay In MOTH
! Dr.. o. S. Hodges was called to Geofs'
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CALVERT.

m, rr,dov miami OF lnsf wcck 4 plono
-, m roetuirrs opcra house
by MIR. {. w. Mcdonald Of the Norh r'Nas
Femato college. pianist of exceptional
ability, assisted by bliss - nro'
cram was ereditably rendered.
rnionoise. opus 81, Chopin,
tn) Ffnhhhglpugvuvm, tn.c5cttzly.
w 'V'''' ''...... Mr.. Mcdonald
,.4..i .-ho kissing Gate. .......
vocal so''' luz .,',..... Miss Downs
;,...,,,. ,,;;s,,,,ic ,.,,....
tsl Bercucse, anop'" '''''''' ''..,,.,......
w., IsIude thopin ........ ....,....,..'
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< .,- ,
iefns anu PAINS arranged In admirable or
ger; me orsan N me sneir space was con,
cehlcu VII JAIN VI lernst paims nnu
vases 81 nowers: Inc decorations blended
admirapiy Win inc interior OF the church
niuc Erss wvn WIT .rinlnings,
Few mlnutes psst inc appointed nme
!nc nl,uni ps.3 a.. nt,,hhso ~ ,ne sn,u ,u W
the churcn ana 70 me stratus OF Mende,s.
SOM weuuinN msicn, nonirnp,N pihseo w
Miss Annie ,Monsnouse. marcned 10 the
altar IN inc ioloWing crucri -,
1shera-NssssstSs. .Nue ana freo hootne
anu 5"heS q 49,, -, ga.
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VICTORIA.

Mrs, 6 u. Cottingham and children snert
several days in CDero this week visiting
relatives e3At
Rcv, . l. Dickcy and wife Of Edna VII
tied here Monday
Miss Mamie Ershtwcll Inns gone TO Cuero
for visit
Miss Myrtle Jones % lncz, who has bccu
visiting Mrs, W. ". -, returned h"In.
INST week.
MIR. and Mrs J. l., l,ock2t, returned We'd
uesday from thpir bridal tour. having VIA
ed R0ckdale and other points.
Miss Mabel George of Port l.ayncA Is
visiting her sister, Mrs t. u, Hcnton.
Miss Cecilo Bedford uf Part Layacl s.
her, for stay Of several weeks with he:
sister, Mrs Hal Ashwcrth
Mrs. j. r. Gnddock OF tncro is yisl'ing
her daughter, Mis y, g. Weber.
Mrs Hrry Hau~rhild aud children lett
Wednesday for Austin ta visit her pnrenis.
Mrs. Smith Of Cueru Is visiting her. son.
b. " Smith.
Dave aud Robert Garner Of Port Iavaeh
are visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs have gone 10 san
Antonio 90 he present ut the marriage ~
Que of their nieces.
Mrs. W. II. Stoncr has gone 70 san An
tonic for visit.
Mir. and Mrs 7. w Henderson have gone
TO Colorado Springs for stay Of several
weeks.
Miss Theresa Icckcr returned Thursday
from austin. where she has been attend
Ing school.
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BRENNAN.


Mrs ]. b. Williams was hostess for the
Twentieth Century club Friday afternoon
From, "a 10 T ,rhosc I, a,to,a.-.. a.,
a1al, -, - , :"
nuultlon TO tine ciub We're; Mrs. Wallace
wilkins Mrs W. f. Dryer Mrs. II. j.
Svenrlnren Mrs Ida Harris Mrs " II
,t.ssn,t Mrs n,a,ttn pnass;.,. a,,. p,,
nass'tt, Nrs' Nattle fressiey' MISS Beck
King. Mrs c. L, wilkins, Mrs. {. {. Gar
rett. Mrs Mnry ID. Ross. Mrs Braurepnrd
pr,.,, r,,n d,,,t.n ,n,t. - 80
D'S"A' ine uintns s"uV was 'nlls VI
beauty, most artisticaly arranged, the
center piece being a basket of marrueritcs,
around which WINS ,ro,IeS an,Sr chains
80 ~ " ""'H' N""'''
tied with immense bows OF white liberty
Tippoh' me eHect WIS DAINTY ana ethereal
reach cream ana imported cakes were
served
inc Baptist Young Peoples Union have
given number Of delightful social enter
tllhnents in the course OF their existence,
nut perhaps not 2 more enjoyable one than
mat given at the residence OF Mr.. aud
MIS- charles Parks Thursday evening.
There was good crowd OF young folks
III attenuancc; ana dehclous trnlt punch
was served, Mrs. JuinS Fischer presiding
~ the punch bowl MISS Laura Tumln
contributed to the evenings pleasure with
several recltations' Which were admirably
lennere9;
Mrs Massey WIG OF Key. j, l" Massey
OF INC Glddings Memorlal church, ieft
l3 m,N Tor Visit 70 Fort smith; ARR
Ihere was a most enjoyable dance at
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

ono Of the most pleasant and eniovaole
Iii oveuta OF the season was the com
rlimentary hop rendered Mr.. Jimmie GRIT
f,n Who returned home this week from
,t'',ston. AT the spacious Knights Of pyth-
ias hau on last Monday night There were
"hout twenty-five couples participating and
nnsic was furnished by the Guerra orches'
,ra of twelve pieces from Brownsville.
Mrs S. G. Borden, who has been spend
ing several months at the sensible, re-
turned TO her home at Sharpsburg this
week. accompanied by her three charming
daughters. Misses Loretta. Alice aud
MIS- Il. L. Fox, accompanied by the
cl,nrnlng Miss Nellie Fox. OF Refugio, Is
yIsiting Corpus Christi as the guest OF
Mis- Weidenmueller.
MI and Mrs. o. Il. Cooke, Jr,, OF Sar
Antonio are visiting Mr.. Cookies old home
here as the guest Of his parents
week FOR their home at Brownsville after
an extended visit In Corpus Christi.
snt NJ NJ, r. Gaffney. accompanied by bel
daughter, Miss Katie, left this week for
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AUSTIN.

commencement week opened brirh, ava
early with morning german ~, snu
street hau presented beautIful scana
al the austin girls and many yisltors 80, ~
present. ''sitors were
Miss Ethel Robinson raxe 4. s.u
uieahiast AFTER the morning german rnaH
present. were Misses Belle Tyler pr,S
A'"oou robinson Missouri; FIny perstaA,'
he"rne' Messrs. Ellison Harding chnria,
O!Ner' oscar Robinson and Joe Kerho,
Ars' Carl Drake was another WIZ -.
pi'NsWe IN giving another breakfast M tbo
cl'sc q the morning german Her ruo.t.
Wrie a'Sses Elsie Hencock ana MeKnigbt
ol Laredo, Beatrice Thomson and tduaSs
q Dallas, Messrs Budiey Fisher ca,n
Gles' joe samnqls Hal Thomson.
Nr and Mrs Eugene Firms ,so oo,os
.9incd with 8 breakfast iAa la,u ~.
9tlsfas Peoples er GHlvtstnl lyiiEa's,,, VIZ
oStst, gentlemen, Hudnil Moose XII
gne 0rnuhcncb wedd,ps ,,a.
milia5n gne at the Bantet ghnsA. o.bj'.b
"na hl!eH By v2tf iatclcstIi ~ n"tfu
~ Witnsss the marriage az aar 81 tnstt,,'s
VeaatlMli decorated Mss Afal IL -. Y Ygs
tn2 pfifes sietcr. was mlN ii ht10. }
ttnr 9ti9ee W1iQ4 were Misses Jul.a s@a,
Svsn AQG itcaFi SraromOurh. Fannie
tt,onE, EnGeuta naldenan ana ,out .ianm,.
son % Waco. The best nlau Nns Nj. I'm
l,r,rass l' c 54e poaers were ne SIS L. s.
More John Orr, Ir., Robert Nell nj San
Antonio VIII Orr and Waiter Fisher '''
- commencement l,I,Sent week was concluded in n
most brilliant manner with the final mi
az the Drlskill The spacious parlors. cor.
rldors and dining rooms were pro2usely
smIIga r woth In Y,ms ropes OF laurel and
Moore president ana Miss Tnciln with =
OF Dallas ""itheu
Miss. Jessie Savers expects to leave very
soon Tor virginia, where she will spend
W Miss lis, annie ,GoEran leaves Saturday for
WAS W,4fSShibn a; ky., to spend the summer
ems after her visit at Mrs. j. j. Arthnrt',s' "'
Mrs +. b; Lee ana Miss Mary PAIN
nave returned from Washington,
MI. and Mrs, Wells and family have gonc
to California for the summer
Miss Julia Myrlck will soon arrive in
the M,t city to visit visit. relatives G and friends
Monticello college.
Mrs. L. b. Hancock and Misses Cora and
Elsie VIII 90 abroad directly after com.
Miss Lille Harlan has gone to Chicago
Miss Margaret Boroughs is visiting Miss
Lila Graham Mclnnis at College Station.
at home 10 her friends on West SIKH
| Miss Walker of Leander is Visiting at
| the. residence OF Mrs. r. C. Walker.
Miss Emily Numbers will spend tho su,n.
mer at Fort Wayne.
| Miss Bessie Cullum and Miss HAYS Of
Dallas are the guests Of Miss Ruth Love.
| Miss Nerna Beall of Fort Worth is in the
city. the guest of Mrs. Walter Caldwell
The Misses Kone of san Marcos arc In
| the city as the guests Of Mrs Frank Glover
Miss. jennie Belle Robins has returned
home from Il several Wpcks' Visit Ia Tvi,r
Miss Frierson Of Cameron is In the CITY
| visiting the Misses Hill
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Town Friday by the death Of his mother
- AIRS Ed Lockhart and daughter, Mrs. {.
y; hurley, are visiting In Marlin.
=. airs, Byron Weiss and daughter are Wis
ting In Little Rock.
Mrs, Marion Fletcher has returned from
visit 70 Mineral Wells
,Nrs. $. u. Cooper and her charming
daughters have returned home after an
absence Of tvc months IN Washington
Misses Mary and Lem Greer OF Dallas
are guests OF their cousin, Miss Mary
Antry Greer
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Singleterry, Maggie Young ana Nh. NJ,
Wright ~ MonsViie Texas, were the guests
Of Mrs. lessr Wilson Friday
Miss Ola Bethany entertained the Enchre
club "Wednesday afternoon
Misses Auuic Wims. Dora Wick, Daisy
Nick. Mdymc Rushwall. Marguerite Rush
wnll Of Senly. Mcssrs u. L Burns y, II
cook L. Dial, Marion Cook and Jim Bush
wall Of Scaly; John Cochran of Buckhorn
and T. A. Redmond Of Galveston were some
~ the visitors at the ball last Friday night
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NAcoepocHEs.

Mr. and Mrs. q. Williams and children
arc In Nacogdoches from Louisiana fo n
fcw weeks. ami then VIII spend the sum
mel at Hot Springs. Ark.
Miss Mary Black and Mr. John Green
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Irene Mnyhew OF Dallas Me- N. =
ll. Mrs. "A. l.. Granthnm ~ ~, a. Manf
MIS-, " X. Simmons Of Bowie 49, sus r nna
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OTHER STATE SOCIETY ON PAGE 80
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-05-01
SCHEDULE OF BROKEN BOW mAl,a.

Pouch for wost will close Mt p. m, except
Sunday when 1t will close at 6:t5 IN.
Pouch, east for train No. ~ closes at m
and for No a closes Mt, $50 am. Mail for Ansley
and points east Of Grand Island carried on train
No. IA
cept Sunday closes, at z m: returning Same day
Galloway via, Mckinley daily except Sunday
closes Mt n IN, returning same day.
Round Valley via Green and Elton close nj y
m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, returning
sam day.
Sumner via Gurnsey, Georgetown and Upton
day returning leaves at Il, 80 same day.
0nlcs hours from 800 n IN 10 800 m Sun
days from 40 p. m. to 6:4o p. m. Lobby open
a. III. to . a. m. General delivery not open Sum
day morning IA heretofore. l.. H.JKwErT. i, M
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RIG HORN II AsIN.

Are you interested in the Big Horn
Basin of Wyoming?
Its rich but undeveloped portion of
Northwestern Wyoming 1t contains
marvellous openings for small ranches
along good streams in. the valleys, with
omen to settlement under the Uunited
States Land Laws.
The Burlington Route has just publish
ed folder descriptive of the Big Horn
!. Pasin. 1t is illustrated and contains an
accurate map. 1t tells about the lay of
the land, character of the soil, products,
Weld. irrigation and opportunities.
II you're interested, better write for a
copy. It's free. J. FRANCIS,
General Passenger Agent,
A2-so. Omaha, Nebr.
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United states Land ONCE,

BrOKtn how, NGD, MHTCN 70 IWJg.
Notice IL hereby gwen that Archie Wells for
heirs OF Frank =. Wells OF Wslworth, Nebraska,
has nled notice OF intention to make final proof
before register and receiver ut his ONCE IN
Broken Bow, Nebraska. on Saturday tho Bird day
OF May, 1909, on timber culture application No.
1857 for the Ne quarter of section No. 49, In
Township No. 10, north Range No. COW,
He names as witnesses:
william /. Sargent of ROnnd Valley, Nebraska;
Charley Chapman Of Round Valley, Nebraska
Frank Doty OF WalwOrth, Nebraska; Frank
Christy of Walworth. Nebraska.
4l-fG-33. JAMES WHITEHEAD, Re lister.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-05-01
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