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ORANGE.

delightful lake frollc was given this
week by Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Mitchell. com
plmentary to their guest, Miss Beulah
CorHdocrfer, Of New Orleans. The launch
arthur hnd been chartered for the orch.
sion and the trim was most delightful
one. The participants were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell Misses Beu1ah Corndoerter, Llsh
Burton, Misses Bessie Moss. Burton, Marion
Sp0oner. Dr., Coyle. Emmette Burton,
George Foreman Walter Stewart DR. Ar.
lnur snolars, j. L. Hockey and Clint Alex
a very charming birthday party was
given by Miss Lou Howell this week at
me pretty home Of her parents. Miss How
en- was the recipient of many beautiful
presents. The evening WINS spent in met ry-
m0Ing and congratulations, delightful re-
trcshmcnts were served and ut a late hour
me Satherlng reluctantly took their leave.
Mrs. Edith Green arrived from Dallas
thlS week 10 Join her husband who has
heeu ~ the city for some time.
nj Mason. who has been spending SOW
erai DAYS iu Lake Charles visiting relatives.
mas rctuaA to her home
Mrs. Fhllpp Jacobs Of Lake Charles Is
Block.
Miss Lena stewart spent Fcw days in
Welsh this week visiting her sister. Mrs.
j. Howard Lahit
Miss Annie Bancroft has returned from
a several weeks visit 70 Bastrop.
MISS llllN NNSpci, VINO HIS neon lne
guest of tho family Of /. Miller for soy
slal weeks. has returned to her home IN
New Orleans
Mrs. A. NJ Allen has returned to Orange
after having. sncnt several months NJ Glib
son, La. visiting her daughter.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Smith and daughter. Mis-.
.damie. spcnt a few days in Beaumont this
week visiting friends.
Miss Rcssie Gillespie Of III Pnso IS an
arrival here the guest Of MIR and Mrs
j. $, Anderson.
Mrs. Angus McKlnnon is visiting friends
Of Ch0ppell I'M
Mr. and Mrs HydalGo are spending sew
eral weeks I'm Crowley visiting friends
Mrs C. r, Kcpplcr left this week 20 visit
her sister In Chappeu I'M
Mrs, \. j Guy has returned from>n visit
10 her daughter In Crowley
Mrs. George Bland and family arc visiting
In ChBpnell Iill this week.
Mrs. w, II stark. Mrs. Achenhach ant
Mrs II. !. Lutcher have returned from
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Bland have mr.
rived IN the city from a several weeks
visit TO san Antonio,
Miss Rose Ball is visiting friends II
Wordsworth, La.
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SAN MARCOS.

The following program is announced Tor
Coropal Institute commencement
Sunday, June 1-Sermon by Rov. John B..
elliott Of Cuero,
Monday, June $50 a. m,-Primnry and
preparatory enteroirm ent. p. rn.--Physi-
cnl culture and music.
Tuesday, June 3, 800 a. m.-Prize recital,
school Of elocuton. II a. mart eNhini-
tlon. 5 p. M Recital, school OF music,
Wednesday, June commencement Day,
q 40 A. m.-Address by Rev. 1ohn w. Sto.
vni of Cuero II 4. n.-Presentntlon OF
diplomas and certificates and award OF
pii7es.
There will he meeting Of the alumni
Of Coronal institute In the institute par'orE
Wednesday, Juno 4, at D. N. TO organize
nm alumni association. All graduates are
cordially aud earnestly invited to be pres
Miss Feiiz Lyell Of jackson, Miss, who
has been visiting Miss Raypolds, left for
home Friday. .,a..
81 MIsa Margaret Crews 70 Mr.. John ID.
'roalson az Missouri on the evening Of
Jnnc Mt the Christian church, san MAI
cos. ..,..a -,
Cards are out announcing the marriage o.
Mics Rlnnche Brown Of this city 70 MT.
Al Bell Of Rnrnes CITY on me i2th OF
Inne nj the residence Of the brides parents,
Judge end Mrs. 4. H. Browne
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VICTORIA.

The following victorians left Monday 20
Join the Travellers Protective Association
excursion for Portland Ore: Theodore
Buhler and daughter, Miss Katie c. S L,
Holland, wife and children; j. a. McFad-
den and daughter Miss Maggie; A. II.
Pcticoas and Miss BESSIE Hashrook
The f. T. VS.. gave a dance at the club
looms Thursday night.
Willis NcCutcheon returned Wednesday
after an absence Of month or so spent on
his ranch near Alpine.
Miss Ella Day visited El Campo Wcdncs
Mrs Mollc Muldrow Of Malvern, Ark. IS
visiting Mrs, J. l., Hill
Mrs. Abbott, one Of the Goliad injured
went home Tuesday To be at the bedside Of
her brother 4. u Ncwcomb, another Of
The Injured who died shortly after She
reached there,
Mrs G. { Maydeld was called TO Whar.
ton Wednesday by the serious Illness Of her
father Mr.. W II. Kemp,
Miss Nina Slack IF Houston came over OF
tho excursion Tuesday To visit relatives, 10
turning home Tuesday.
Miss Kettle Rrowus1n uf Cnero Is visiting
her cousin. Miss Ethel Brownson.
Mrs. r. W. Grace passed through the
city Thusday morning returning from a
VISIT 10 rtIh ,,osrd a, r%r; IaNaca 10 nef
Miss Nellie Van Clcave and Miss lula
Smith Of san Antonio are visiting Mrs, j.
Mrs. 4. W. Burroughs returned Tuesday
from Port Lavaca whore she has been AZ
.bc bedside of Mrs. f. Y. Sihley, who Is
at the hospital quito sick, hut improving.
! Mrs. b. II. Mathews left Tuesday for
/ Houston.
I Mrs. Bette Wheeler Of Houston ia visit.
| ing at the home Of II. NJ. Smith.
] Two weddings OF prominent young society
I people will take place during the coming
week
| Mrs r. f. Armstrong Of Houston came
! over sunday to visit her mother, Mrs. Met
| tie Rosclle, returning home Wednesday.
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HeARNE.


Misses Mary and Annie Watt have re.
turned from few days visit to friends In
Calvert this week.
Miss Annie Boyd. charming young lady
Of Calvert. spent a few days here this
week. the guest OF her brother.
Mrs, T. r. Brashear spent Tuesday visit.
Ing friends In Calvert,
Mrs, W. Il. Clarke tnce Miss Bette
patskD, formerly OF Hesrne, but now of
Texarkanu, is In the city, the guest OF Mrs.
u, Hart
Mrs. ], 4. weleh lenves Sunday for Lake
Charles, I.n., where she will spend the sum
MGR visiting relatives.
Miss Lillian Easterwood after a pleasant
visit TO friends In Cameron this week. has
returned.
Quite a Jolly crowd OF the young people
spent Wednesday on the Little BRACES river
pIcuickius Mesdames Adkins aud West
brook chapcrcned the little folks aud nice
time was had by all present,
MAS OdsliH Swanson OF New Orleans
who has been spending several days with
her sister. Mrs. j. IL, Hartxog, has returned
home,
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MINERAL WELLS.

Mrs. Anna Darlington has returned TO
Dallas.
Mrs. Wayne H. Lasater has returned from
Austin.
Mrs VI. W. IIurdleston, guest Of Mrs.
W. r. Newton, has returned to Fort Worth.
Mrs. Critics of GrNnbury, guest of Mrs
Ed c. Baker, has returned to her home
ut Granbury.
Colonel AID Mrs. II. r. Hughes have re-
surned 70 Fort Worth.
here to live.
T. j. Holt and wife have returned to
their home at Honey Grove after spends
ing a month on their ranch, twenty miles
from here.
Mrs S. r. Hale and daughter, Miss Julia
of Dallas, are here for the summer. M,St
Julia has opened a dancing school at the
Hawthorn we'll pavilion. -,
Miss zada Yates of Forney Is at the Esd
Mrs. ". A. Galloway. "Pauluc Peri
wnkle," of the Dallas News, is stopping
Mrs. s. s. Wilkins and Mrs. Weaver OF
Fort Worth are at the Richards
Mrs. Talty Of Forney. Miss Dora RUN
son 0i Waco, Mr.. aud Mrs $, Roth Of san
Antonio, Mrs. Jac Meyer of Fort Norlh
and Mrs. Guy Best of Dallas won the INST
pVi"v az l'S """' mus 49,
Miss Willie McCmary is in Fort Worth
Mrs J. 2. Bloom has returned to
Miss Anna Bell Cushman IS visiting at
Oak Clln and later viii 20 10 GrociNlllc.
Miss Rosa f. Alternately has returned TO
Mexia after Il ten days visit here, MI.
Mrs r. o. Calvcr aud children u Bolls
Texas. are here visiting their many friends
Miss Jessie Nicholson, who has hccr hySS
for some time n guest of lef me-, JUDGE
Cushman, has returned To OAK CHE; w..
Mrs. A. j. SanderSon OF ,lnr7nNll, Mts'
Lee short and Mrs. Short OF Nocon1, Mrs
r. p Baker and Mrs. W. :. Wray OF fhriS
are mt the Wann house. ,.-
Mrs i, e. MctIuire. Mrs. C. K. Hamilton
and Miss Jesse Cheaney Of Dallas MIS-,
Iarkin OF Fort Worth are at the h'ctr
Mrs. W. j. Shaw of Fort Worth is at
Mrs. p. s. Ransom Of Dallas, Miss Carrie
Boykin Of Greenyille are at the PiedMont'
Mrs. Best of Dallas Il here FOR the sum
Miss Belyea entertained at dinner sntpr,
div in honor of Mrs. Anna Gart1Gton ana
daughter of Dallas. About thir-y guests
Mrs, j. II. Mccracken has returned from
Mrs, Waiter Collins of Hlllsboro Is a
guest of Mrs s. w. Seamon. Gill;
Mrs. Kent of Houston and Mrs SNNer,
berg of Dallas have returned home after q
Mrs T. T. bloom Of Weuthe,rford II Is
snendins n week with Mrs. Gus WicbIand.
Miss Raw Admire Of Weatherfprd is VISIT
Ing with her father here. ...
Mrs. Henry Collins of Houston Is guest
of her brother. Warner Davidson
Rev. and Mrs. TAYLOR have gore 70 I'm
mis-. Rev. Taylor will hold revival there
Mrs. r. ]. freeman of Dallas Is OF inc
Mrs ". f. Estes of Tezarkuna Is at the
Foster house. -,
Mrs {. NJ. Steele and daughter NJ An
son and Mrs ]. F. Liliard OF Decatur arc
MTs I w. WINNIE Of Memnhis ana Mrs
w. T.. Burney Of Arlington are at the FIX
| change - p,r
Mrs. ]. T. Witkerspoon. Mrs. W = ben
| tom Mrs Cunningham are at NJ fE,'n''
Miss Nollle Prescott Of ETant Is
| guest OF Miss Myrtle Dockery.
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CALVERT.

The members Of the Pleasant Hour club
enjoyed the hospitality of Miss Cora Terry
on Thursday Inst the method Of enter
tainment being progressive authors, Con.
tlnunl merrlmcnt accompanied the games.
which resulted in Mrs, I. p. Lewis and
Miss Edna slddal tying for club prize.
the former meeting with success in the
drawing The guests prize was presented
Mrs. W II. Gibson. After the awarding
OF prizes delightful refreshments followed
and all departed for their home having en-
loved most pleasant afternoon
THE last meeting Of tho Aloha club for
the summer was held on TUESDAY nt the
~ of6cers for the ensuing club year re-
snlfeu as follows; President. Mrs r. A.
Risser: arst vice president. Mrs. :. Nj. Glib
son; second vice president, Miss Lucy
Brown; secretary and treasurer Miss
Miriam McNutt: corresponding secretary.
Miss Jennie Slddall.
The friends Of little Miss Alabelle Brown
wore delightfully."- entertained on Wednesday
night at the home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs r. II Brown.
tlon from the Galveston Medical college,
Misses Matte Rumpie and Eta Robin
son OF Bremond are visiting Mrs l.. s.
Pierce. o., .
~ Rrenham were In Calvert last Friday,
tha guests or Mayor G. s. Meredith.
N,s Ike Pittuck, after a visit Of several
weeks in Calvert. left Wednesday for hfr
ne Mrs Z. nurkett Of Midland spent sey
cral deys In Calvert. the guest Of Mrs. VII
| liam Mcintosh.
tor Emily Camp. Of san Antonio are Wis
| lting the lady's son. Or. George u. Dashiel
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ines" ManniS saved the lives Of four poo
pie that a crowd OF young fellows were
stardiug In front Of saloon. one owned
bulldog of tho roughnecked and low.
hiowed variety. The teeth Of this dog FRO
trudc ana there Is 6orre CLEAN In his lit.
tie red eyes The owner OF the canine was
holding Il by the collar ms it was tryioS to
break loose unG Gnnw some ones leg OF,
A little old lishmGn named Finner,y
came down. The street. His clay pipe. the
howl NJ which WIS upsidc down, was In
the conner If his mouth and his dinner pail
Wte Ia his hind Just ms he came oppO.
klic the glng HE deg gave "A sudden Jerk
aud iroko loose. lie made one leap aud
the t,tth ct the cnnine were fastened 10
the seal Of the old mans trousers. Three
shalce pf the head, series Of growls, n
lot Of profanity. and IL was all over. The
owner grabbed the dog aud RULED him or.
WITH him came bali ~ the trousers
'rhe only unconrerncd man in the crowd
WINS Fnnertr lie looked nj tho dog quiz
zlcnily, shifted the pipe To the other corner
Of his mouth aud said.
"Bcgorrah OF tink dat dom dog would
boite.'
r'hen he skrtod fences IN getting home,
and he had 10 walk sideways.
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HALLETsvILLt.


Mrs. w. II. Beaumicr left Wednesday for
Temple, where she has been called on nc
count ~ sickness In the family OF her sister.
Miss Olga Burow of Yorktown is visiting
her sister, Mrs. NJ. N0u
Hon. u. \. Paulus and wife loft Wednes-
day for Belville to spend several days.
Mrs. Gambia and child returned Tuesday
from Galveston, where they spent several
days.
Mrs $. Goldberg aud children returned
yesterday from two weeks visit To fela'
lives at Gonzales
Mrs j W. Bennett aad daughter, Mrs.
La. Davis, are visiting Ia san Antonio.
Mrs. Max Elsnsscr OF Houston has been
visiting relatives here for several days.
Miss Eddie Inn Of weimar Is visiting
her brothers. family here.
have been visiting the family OF her
brother j W. Regsdale.
Mi. aud Mrs. NJ. G. Levey came over
from schulenburg Friday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. +. s. Pepper.
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eELLVlLLE

Miss Edna Kennedy left for Galveston
tas week where she win spend the sum.
mer With relatives
Miss Aunie welsner returned to her home
in Brenham last Saturday.
Misses Mary and Annie Henkle Of Gal
weston are the guests OF their sister, Mrs.
"A. Miller.
Mrs. A. 4. Sander WINS hostess Of the
I.ndiet' Gard club "Wednesday afternoon.
farewell dance was given Thursday
night complimentary to Misses Kennedy
and Emma GutEiet, the young ladies huv'
ing been popular teachers here the past
session.
Mrs, Ulrch TRnghummer Of Brennan
spent few days here with relatives this
week.
Miss Gutzlet left for Austin Thursday,
where she will visit during the commence
mcnt week of the university, before re
turning 10 her home IN san Antonio.
Mrs Thompson and MIR John Thompson
OF Hampstead spent II few days here with
relatives last week.
Miss Artie Bethany entertained the Lily
club Wednesday afternoon.
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LocKhARr.

Miss Virginia Williams and MN, V. q.
Staples left Monday for Denver. Colo,
where they will spend the summer,
Miss Hattie shoaf Is visiting friends
In Gonzales county and incidentally attend
ing the Christian revival meeting at that
place.
Mrs Francis of Temple Is visiting her
mother, Mrs, John Swenringen, In Loekhart
this week.
Miss Lucy Mcbanc, the popular Young
teacher who has been professionally EN-
ploycd at Marlin has returned home
Miss orion Millicnn has returned TO her
home I'm Lullue after several days visit
to relatives In LoCkhArt
Mrs NJ NJ. Banks and Mrs VIII NJ,
blanks went to Austin Monday on visit
Mrs Joe Blanks of Bay city is spending
the week with her mother. Mrs A II.
storey.
Miss BETTE white Of Austin, daughter
Of Judge John r. white, Is visiting her
siaier Mrs Or John Preston,
Miss Voirs OF Forney Is In the city ms the
u,st Of her friend Mrs. Donaldson
Mrs. chris Berger and children have re.
turned from a protracted visit To relatives
at MnnchaCa.
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the Interest In them very sr...
attended had a most delighsipi a. Az whs
formsiI Is'on inn,mary is completed ma Nc,
Is conceded 10 he one OF the r,,st nnlldihs
~ tue State. The ladies' o, M ps,9nt iul
s ueSo NJ great deal Of time 10 V ", sts
anu tne gentlemen have been ver, vo cus.Il
N ways too numerous 70 m.r,, gehernus
sisters OF charity are convinced ~, ihe
The iad,, ~ mas Deen happily cast ''''''
the tuus ps.ronesses Tor HE anal ban ~
Sn1kSers, Thad Thompson. j 'osnpa D.
Mill Boswell, jack Carter. Benson pshs9ii
moore Moore Fisher, Woodbridge, Wcotep' eS Wanl,
Moves Daniels Ei H h' Crawford oesIn3a
Morshnm, Teal, Harral, KichnI dson sn I'm
lagher, House Anderson cream "a
S aipaweii, Bfemond, Graham, Garrison, Sirr
Tips, Reed. Boughton, Coma rieleli
i.aun Drake, Miller, Harlan, Houston az
'on Mfhean, Ellis, Daniels ana Moore D''
sniisd Tor Europe, where they viii yisit NY.
Mrs. Felix Smith Of Victoria has orr,v,,
II, IN tne city 10 visit her grandparents, Colo.
Mrs. Robert Connerly will have Nt,ss
time. e"'S' hoF some
Mrs. A. j. Ellers will entertain Nr,s.
weeks ''' se'clai
Mrs. Howell Plner is anticipating wish
IRON IRON her father, Nj. j. b, Lockhart. Of
Miss Laura Drisklll is visiting In Bowling
Green, KY. and then she goes on to "a,
kotn for the summer.
Mrs. A. NJ Belvln has gone TO wa1a.
hachie for q short visit.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Test. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Tips and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davis
have gone to the Perdanaley for several
weeks camp.
Miss Prather leaves soon for Virginia.
where she will spend the summer.
Mrs. Ed Hancock and daughters, Misses
Elsie and Cora, leave soon for Europe .or
the summer,
Miss Mary Thompson is home from vas.
sar She will soon have her cousin. Miss
Beatrice Thompson as her guest
Miss Carrie Margaret Graham will arrive
from New York Saturday to visit her
cousin, Miss Belmont Graham,
Miss Ruth Smith from Victoria, is spend,
ing some time with Mrs. NJ. NJ. smith
Mrs. John II. Houghton and Miss 10.
sephine hrve returned from New York
Mise Eillnc King, daughter Of MI Henr
King, has returned from Georgetown md
will soon visit In Houston.
Mrs. John Claybruok will leave soon for
Washington city.
Miss Adele Brunei is home from Victoria.
Miss Ella Fillmore IS Mt home from a lon :
visit 10 North and South Carolina and
Florida.
Miss Elolse Thompson will soon arrive
Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker has returned
from California.
Mrs. James p Hart has gone 20 Lam.
pasns to visit Mrs. ed Milllc0n.
Mrs VIII n. Hart and daughter, Mary,
Miss Eiva White of Arson, Texas Is in
the city visiting Mrs. Joh1 w. Hornsby,
Misses Lola and Eva Edwards Of Houston
are visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II Ward or San Antonio
In the city
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

The social event Of the past week was the
grand ball given the graduating class or
1862 az market hall last Wednesday, when
proved a most pleasant AFFAIR, large
number OF participants tripping the ight
fantastic for several hours,
Miss Lee Cromwell, one OF corpus
Christrs popular teachers left fflday
morning for Austin to spend vacation with
her mother. ,r.,,a
Miss Alice Borden returned rome sl .i,,,ay
Tenn. ti. coe.t
Misses Halle Robertson and bucie oe M,
have returned home from school ~ peeatns'
Ca. 10 spend vacation with their parents
Mrs / ~ Nussett Of Laredo, Mrs y 2,
Mccoy OF 81. Louis and Miss Mamie MrlgIl
az Drlscoll, three sisters, visited theif oiu
hon< here this week. o,,,
err Mrs. Joe ocebo, on the blum In TINS
city,
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ter. Mrs. =. G. Knox. durinr which time
she made many pleasant friends. left for
san. Antnnio, Tuesday % visit the family
OF Mr.. y, II Bond. after which she will
return home 10 Pine B,uH Ark.
Mr., aud Mrs. NJ. Smith. after visit 20
their parents, returned 70 Bolton.
Mrs. w. 4. McLane has returned from Z
visit TO Lampasas n
Miss Lillian Eastsrwocd OF Hsarne made
pleasant visit to Miss rannieiou HEX.
lin and other friends
Mira w. 7. Dlnsmore. returned 70 her
homo, RNthayen. Iowa. after visit TO her
old school friend. Mrs. T. c. stanford.
The OMEGA. Week club had pleasant pic.
nir ~ the bridge Friday,
Miss Georgia Lott il making an extended
visit to her sister, Mrs. II. c. Humphries.
Belton
Miss Lena rrlrEs a short visit the first OF
the week
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Like Many Smokers.

washington PoSt.
Sore OF the clerks in the war depart
ment played Joke on a well known clerk
In the telegraph offce the other day. They
got cheap cigar, iiIed II with smat
pieces OF rubber ana t1en gave It to tho
telegraph man. lie is alwnyg playing prsr
tlcal Jokes On his fellows and they were
merely trying TO even 10. He started II
TO work as usual and puffed vigorously on
the cigar. He must have had a cold Ii
his head, for he didn't seem 10 notice the
foul smell that soon permeated the NJ
mosphere. His associates could hardly
stand II, however, but they didn't know
about the cigar. The odor finally became
overpowering, and a smell Of rubber wat
unmstakable. As there had been some trou'
BILE with the telegraphlc apparatus the In
noccnt victims concluded from the smell
that the lnsuistors had caught IRE An ex'
pert 1eectrian was summoned from TIT
Western Union office and spent some time
examining the switchboard connections. u
was not until after he reported that there
was nothing Mt an the natter with them
that the truth dawned upon the operators
that II WAS merely 4 Ts~a OF had ciga-.
II WINS curious commentary on the smok-
er's taste that he didn't know he was no,
smoking tobacco until those around him u
formed him OF the fact.
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AUSTIN.

Ihiso,. Ats. John Orr have issued In
~ Y the approaching marriage OF
4. c.a'er Miss Laura King Orr, to
|st,s,..ss Henry Huberich, one OF the
NJ bl,ss q the State university OF Texas.
n t+,s,r '0'ee Is quito a favorite in Aus.
\ Il, The wedding win be celebrated
rsasb a,, "st Baptist church. with Dr.
= "'at'ns, on the evening of Jnre
lk',sd's, =. piner, the very popular supcr.
b h,, W., y the blind institute has issued
nj suons to the commencement eyer.
ea ~. public is always anxious 10 at.
~ ai,s,',, entertainments. spd mis- one
.5nedy u Interesting because CASTE. !"
XVI hon t three acts adapted and ar
~ ttstntsd original by Mr. Piner.
NJ. ccnsSv The two principal actors In
~ Read, Mr. Dallas Johns and Mr.
ssh are totally blind, making
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OLD FASHIONED crow HUNT.
Fourteen Hundred Of the Black Bird:
Slaughtered Near Elnin.

tOurteen ffunurcd OF tne blaCk piTus
Slaughtered Near Elnin.
Chicago Tribune.
EgIn. IlI.--Thc annual crow hunt OF the
Elsin Gun club resulted Ia tho slaughter
Of ls06 crows. rhe winning side wins cup.
tanned BY James People. aDd there were
no crow heads brought In 10 his credit,
while the other side, led by Captain James
MorrIscn, was obliged to be content with
62g birds
The high score was. made BY Morriscn,
WHO brought In 242. Frank Deianvay was
q sinsT second. He registered with xaa.
Bat sixty-six men had reported when the
contest closed ut o O'clock this evening.
Every sportsman IN this section sought
the wood, however. and the day was ukh
cred In much like an d.fashioned Fourth
or July celebration. Guns were heard on
every hand In the rural district and the
farmer as he woke congratulated himseii
thar tho annual war on his old enemy, the
century living crow. was agail on IL ear
nest.
The farmers kept OF N houSe and mem
beers OF the gun club were welcome at all
hours. ~ each house there was pot OF
hot coffee at hsnd and sandwiches and
doughnnts were given out all day.
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HUNT vILLE.

Mrs. r. VI. crnlle Of Kosse is guest OF
Mrs Jim Lamkin this week.
Mlss Mary White has returned from "
paso. where che taught in the pubic
schools.
Miss Gladys Buford OF Henderson Is the
guest of Mrs. %. A. Eastman.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. sterne OF Palestine
have been guests of their daughter MrS
~ &. Barr this week. :, t.,a.,
49, - t,.,rcntS Mr. and Mrs - A Rhodes
IN MIS- p Minnie Powell OF Wills has been
tho guest OF Mrs. Alex Traylor for sefera
days. ,s -. A.ltcht
,yiiv with cards on Thursday afternoon
conplimentary TO Mrs X. ". Cralie o.
Kosse. Mrs L. p Tanner was me pris y
winner. while the consolation prize zen "
Mrs Craiie.
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MlNEoLA.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Sims have returned 10
their home In Crockett
Miss Lake Erie Parker, who has been
attending the Conservatory OF Music nj
cIncinnau for the past six months, has re-
turned 40 her home In this city.
Mr. ". II. Aidhdge and daughter have
returned from n three weeks visit to Los
Angeles, Cal.
Miss Jewel Cats has returned 10 nef
home In Longview :. ~. &. -,s,,.
ing friends IN tie city. ~,...,,,. 4. ,.,.,.
Miss Jennie Bass OF Sreenflhe 10 ''si'
jug Mrs. +. T.. stiiicy; ,,., :, tIa,,,
Misses Goldic and Rnby MnhrS OF haw'
klns arc visiting friends 10 the clty.