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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-02
Ell professor LION.
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Op1nOneS tenlase pOr SegurO que las Cen pesetas
mantenia 81 famiiia el como he de decir-
10 ahora aunque bien 10 SCI 10 observe para otra ocaz
sion Tienen ell ahorro la rugalidad heroes tan gram
des admirables los de "a guerra de Trova
tan dignos de pintados; les faltan Home
ros y VirgiliOs viven mueren oscaros quedan Sc
paltadas eternamente hazalas Entire dar la muer-
e Hector Geniendo fuerzas para ello) vivr en- Ma
drd con cuatrocentos reales al mes manteniendo mu.
jer hijos, vstiendo decentemente no debiendo un
cuarto nadie 10 segindo mas infnitamente mara
vioso Digo, pues, que don Leon no Sc le conocie-
ron en- la vida mas que par de botas unos panalo-
mes de color de cenlza muy sufrdos, levita un
erorme sombrero de copa, todo clio tan limpio tan
planchado reuciente que siempre pareci6 cue acaba
ba de salr de la enda Ciero da en- que Sc ceebraba
ell santo del director, criado azorado en- demasfa
deo caer sobre naestro professor bandea de vasos
llenes de vino tinte. Todo ell mundo Sc prequnt6.
iEn que trae don Leon ma1iana? Mas al dia
sguiene. con grande admiration sorpresa del coeqio
apareco con la misma evita mas fresca mas galana
que nunca 10 habia sido Por esta otras razones Sc
la lamo la Ie00 del desierto porque segundaba ell mi
lagro de los israetas vaando por los desiertos de Ia
Arabia durante cuarenta AMOS sin menoscabo de sus
vestidos.
Aunque pudiera ponerse en- tea de iuicio Ia SELF
dez extension de conocimieutos literarios bien
puedo asegurar sin rebozo que nade aventaiaba don
Leon en- amor decdida inclination las letras v en-
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Progressive games were the order Of the
doy. consisting Of dominocs crokineIr
needle threading and Texas history cards
Very uElque score cards were distrlbutcJ
every. point won being shown by inc plac
ing Of a star on the cards The prizes were
awarded as follows; Club prize. Miss Wat
son. aud CUES. prize, Mrs. r. Ii. Rrown
A very pleasant meeting Of the Daughters
OF the Confederacy was held Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Miss Hassie Hen
derson. A plano solo was rendered very
admirably by Miss Fannie BeasIcy, ana nm
interesting selection was read by Mr.. w
] Hughes. The sum Of IS was Contributes
by the daughters toward raising fun
for marking the graves OF Confederate dead
In the Marietta, Ga, cemetery
Mrs. Lewyn Plunkett Of Waco Is visiting
her mothers family In this city
Miss Mary Waller returned home wed
nesday after q pleasant visit to her sister
I. Miss Bessie Waller
Mr.. J. t: Morse Of Houston spent Sunday
with his family.
Mr.. $. NJ Gibson spent a portion Of las,
week In Waco in attendance upon the coun
ell Of the Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs +. ]. Miller spent SUNDAY
In franklin visiting the lady's parents.
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COLLEGE STATION.

The Young Mems Christian Association
Thursday evening terminated their course
d entertainments with a home concert,
Fhch was much enjoyed by the large audi
fnce present. The following program was
rendered
fon Farmer John; COLLEGE q Giee club
Overture Poet and Peasant Plano,
Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Glesecke; violin,
Profs, Gruene and Miller.
4ofhet solo-ll Canto ltaliano" ...,.,.
Il ,.i.........;,,. ....,...,. Prof. Miller
PlFitone solo-"rhe Ships l Love" go,
ioila "N;aichiiaisearr in Granada S0
AnsjgTgImePit.al solo-"sprinis' Song - MEN
NatIonas,o n mr. '..,..,.::;,..'..Mrs, Phipott
Soii:.;,,' ,Profs. Gruene and Miller
4 oc sI, solo with violin obllgato-"Angels'
Overture "Lustplei; Piano. Mrs MIS- Kerr
S MH,. Mrs Giesecke; violin. Profs.
O'aet s9lo-"lhe Song that Reached
Violin soIo-SLa lelancholic" i ftOi' si''el
plano solo iioo''''''''''W. P P G Gcaen,
!, PRESIDENT elect David f. Houston is upol
H., ,Ts, grounds famillarlzing himself with thu
<s5sai'e duties he has been elected to dis
Ar n. NJ Carpenter has been elected
II ,saedictoran and Mr.. Robert Bate ha
NAV vn elected to address the alumni al com
4 stoior p niIt as the representative of tn
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HALLETsvlLLt.


MIR. and Mrs. ]. c. Lamkin have returned
from a visit to Lullng, the former homo Of
Mr.. Lamkin.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. o. Metzen IRE visiting
relatives in Fayette and Austin counties.
Mrs. j. W. Mitchell has returned from
visit to Beaumont relatives. She was ac-
compnnled home hy her brother, Henry
and sister, Miss Iona French.
Mrs William S0ndcll. who mas been visit
Ing her sister. Mrs j. L. Kennedy has re.
turned to her home in Ionkum.
Mrs NJ Mcneil Is here from Gregory Wis
itlng the family of Rev. ID. Il. South. her
sonln-law.
Mrs r. r. Knox has returned from a
visit - Columbus. her childhood home.
Alr. and Mrs. j. L. Elstncr have disposed
of their home here and will move to san
Antonio.
Mrs. 5 Goldberg and children are visit.
Ing in Gonzales.
Miss Matte Rnghy has gone to Seymour
to visit her sister, Mrs. j. ~ Cummlns
! Mesdames Dan /. Price and d. J. SHAH
| of 1onkum visited the family Of Mr. Fritz
| Nndcnbere this week.
! Mrs. j T.. Lay, Jr. Is here from lIohsou
| visiting the family of DR.. j. f, Lay, ST.
Mrs William Won Rosenberg entertained
| the Ladies Cemetery association Thursday
afternoon.
Prof. i. Z. Guenther and wife have re
| turned from n visit to Waco
Mrs. A. schwartz Is visiting relatives IN
| Gonzales.
Rev. +, Wolfsdorf and bride now occupy
I the new parsonage of the Lutheran church
| The members of his congregation SURPRISED
| them Tuesday evening by calling en- mass,
and bringing lot Of good things to cat,
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loCKHART.


Messrs e. p. Coopwood, Art Storey. 7
w. Cox and Arthur Carter, and Misses Fan
ME Trigg, Ola Chew. Mary McNeal AMI
Fannie Carter are attending the state are.
mems convention at Waco this week,
Mrs Edna Fitzgerald, after week s
visit to her parents. Mr. and Mrs Thomas
McNeal, has returned to her home in Con
zales.
Mrs. w. C. Kelly, who has been visiting
Mrs f. j. Myers. has returned to her home
at Bowling Green, Ky.
Miss Minnie Clark returned 10 her home
at La Grange Monday. accompanied by ncg
sister, Mrs j. 4. Ward.
Mrs. George Shoaf has been visiting Iela
tiyes In the city the past week and has ;e
turned to her home In san Antonio.
Miss Lois Davis Of Fort Davis Is tao
guest Of Miss Annie Bonham IN the city
Miss Roberta Williams has returned from
protracted visit 10 relatives I'm the noun
tain States
Mrs. Gentry OF Austin visited her dausA
ter Mrs. Calvin Wright, last week,
Mrs william Hardy, formerly resldcn
Of Lockhart came In Saturday from Colo
RADIO to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Emma Crockett Of Seguin Is yisill1,
Miss Grace Ellison In this city.
Prof. All. Hall and wife Of San Antonio
the well known dancing teachers OF Yves
| Texns are In the city and Prof. Hall vii
open a dancing school for young men an.
! boys at the opera house next week,
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HuNTsvlLLE.

The public school closed here Friday. Sew
eral splendldly executed drills and rcclta-
lions with music made a program given by
the primary grades this morning. At
night the graduating class read their es'
says to very large audience and music
ana a pantomime by the eighth grade com.
pletcd the program.
Mrs, Harris Mitchell has returned to her
home IN Richmond.
Mr. aud MFs. E. G. Fishburn have re-
turned to their home In waynesboro, Va,
after visit 10 the Misses Estll
Mrs r, ii, Rrahan, Mrs. Walton Smlthel
and Miss Elizabeth Robinson gave a most
enjoyable progressive euchre patty Wcdues
DAY afternoon, Mrs A. Ed King was the
| fortunate winner Of the first prize Will,
the consolation fell to Mrs Dick Hcrndop
Mrs; Bob Tilly and children are visiting
Miss Carrie Hogne Of Palestine is visiting
her sister. Miss Florence Hogne. who is NJ
Mrs. 5. p. Keep spent several days n
| Houston This week.
| Arrangements are being made by IN,
| young men Of the city to give mn elcgan
| commencement bail on the closing Of III,
normal
Arrangements are being made BY tn
Hunisville hremen to give big barbccu
/ here on July 1.
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HEARNE.


Wednesday morning quite crowd vent
10 the Little Brazos river to spend the Gay
fishing and having good time In the
woods The day was pleasantly spent until
about O'Clock, when the heavy rain struck
the crowd, treating them 10 thorough
drenchlng. Those who attended we're
Mesdamcs Wood, Mary Brown, T. i. Bra
shear. s. Y. Smith and Adkins, Misses Ny r
tie Wood, Gent Brashear Jessie Sass ~
Ruth Brown, Ivy Wood and Norma Ntign,
Messrs. Tom Brashear, VIII No'A' ''"
smith and Beebee Wood. l.,
Miss Grace Tricky and mother were ia
the city Tuesday 10 see friends betoie lt"F
ing for Denver Colo, their future homt;
Mrs L. A. Shaw Is spending q leN "e7As
with children In Leon county. ,7..,
Mrs. Nj. +. Martin, formerly OF hcarhs'
but now Of Houston. is the guest OF Itleuus
/ here. --.
Mrs. J. G. Williams, who has been EiS.t
/ ing here for some time, mas felu'AeH u
Dallas. tai
| sir. II. B. Easterwood and family WIN
| few friends spent "Wednesday ON f4!i pHl
creek picnicking. This crowd OF plcm'hetH
4 Ike the other one. mad some eNpfH'lt
/ with the heavy rain. Those VINO ultel'u' q
! were: Mr. and Mrs. Easlcrwool- MIS- u
! s. Finnie. Miss Zemma Erwin cara al
/ Lillian Easterwood, Rachael WEIGH, isc9
1 rice Hensley, Louise and Margaret tlhNlv
! little Miss "picaboo' Easferwood tnl
Messrs. Tom Erwin Fred Finnie, Gqhim'h
| Floyd, Dollie and Baby Easterwoou+
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VICTORIA.

Alrs. venable Bland Proctor gave an eR.
i h, reception from ) to Wednesday after
bon at her beautiful colonial home on
roeton avenue in honor Of Mrs Robert A.
PEASANTS Of Galveston and Mrs. D. C.
y cor Of Cl,ro, The guests comprised
II elite OF the city aud numbered o.'.r
Do They were received bv the hostess
III her guests. assisted by Mrs Il. c. Proc.
n, Mrs. A. NJ. McFadden and Mrs. NJ
klG and Mrs. c. S. e. Holland, Miss
b sse Hasbrook, Mr.. Theodore BUTLER and
y daughter Miss Katie, and probably
khers will join the Travellers Protective
ISOLATION excursion to Portland, Ore, this
! M. and Mrs. T. p. Mccormick, who have
Men visiting Mrs VI +. Anderson for sew.
kal weeks, left for their home in st. Louis
I M. and Mrs, 4. W. Burroughs returned
nc Monday from San Antonio where
hey attended the annual convocatlon OF
b. Protestant Episcopal church.
Mr., ]. L. Lockett, Jr.. returned Monday
HON a visit to relatives In Rockdnle.
Dr.. and Mrs A. ] Lingo left for theI
Nome In Hin county yesterday, after
Peasant visit to j. A. Lingo and family
ENf, and Mrs. w. c. Gunlock have gon,
h Port Lavaca for few days rest ant
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Salmon Of waxa
{aehie, who have been visiting relative
lere for the past week, left for home yes
Z Mss LILLIAN Rosele is visiting friends ii
1oakum.
4 Rev, Josephus Johnson left Tuesday 70
2ackson, Miss, aud will go from there t
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CALDWELL.

The most enjoyable social function of the
season was the second annual banquet Of
tho Literary society OF the Caldwell high
school. which was held last night at the
public school building. The members Of
the society with their parents and friends
the board of school trustees, the honorable
district Judge and the elite Of the young
people of our town met at $50 p. m. aud
mad most enjoyable time. The room ana
tables were beautifully decorated ana
lighted up with Chinese lanterns draped IN
pink aud blue, the colors Of the society,
and with festoons OF pink and blue. Inc
menu was excellent, the toastS were applo-
pirate and in proper style and everything
conducted to the pleasure OF the audience
The following was the program
Invocation ard blessing ........,......'
salutation and welcome. ..,....-.......
........P President Hubert Nomblo
American Opportunities IN EdIuca- ~,
'The Race Characteristic. G. Hale
How Best to Help Civilization 49,,
The Trend Of the Modern School,
...,.....,......,.., :Ee2Tge " ntoS
Toasts-"Our school, Hugh James
"The Faculty" John A. MclYer; 'Unl
Chairman" Dabney Williams; Our De
parting Members," Julius Collier.
| Benediction.
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WHARTON.

The young people enjoyed delightful
solree at the Horton hall Wednesday night.
About twenty guests were present and all
enjoyed a delightful time.
The "New Century club met With Mrs
]. 7, Bolton Wednesday afternoon, with
Mrs Whitney leader. The roll call was
answered by the name Of famous women
during tho period OF George Eliot. 1t
was au Eliot evening. The program con
sisted Of Life and Character" Mrs. c..
NJ Hughes; Literary Career" Mrs Z, O..
Huston; a paper OH Romoiu. from the nal-
las club, by Mrs G. w. Mcknight: Mrs.
McCamly read THE Choir Invisible" and
Mrs. Guitar entertained the club by some
! EXQUISITE selections of instrumental music.
I Mrs. D. II. Peoreson OF Richmond was
1 guest of honor
/ Mr. and Mrs. George r. southwcll OF
/ Bay City are the guests of their relatives
( MI. and Mrs w f Linn
! Mis-. r. Hardy and Mrs. HigShee OF the
| o X ranch are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o.
! " DWis
Mr. ana Mrs c. W Bell have moved tc
! Bay City.
DR.. and Mrs. Bat Smith will shortly locatt
In Bay city.
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CUERO.

AS' Edward Mugge and son, Fred. left
,-aiSday for Germany. After visiting
~ '' Musge's old home. schnackenburg,
.ney VIII visit other places OF interest. ex-
Wing to be absent several months DR..
ten. 'ueN as Lar AS 'a''e'
ans E. H, Sehwab Of Yorktown is ting
y, OK her sister, Mrs. Halla Atkinson.
M, ss May Kinley visited Victoria friends
M. arc out announcing the marriage of
D., Ioiehce Glenn Staerker to Mr.. Samuel
~. Jones Of Gonzales. which will take
$50 next Thursday, the 22d. at the Eplsco-
nnpS SulFeh at o'clock. After the ccre-
loms reception Will be given them at the
Gifo 81 W. brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
the psy afternoon, after the closing OF
hsytbntol exercises, the members of the
lunrhsa, ue Grub were rendered a delightful
b1- thN " honor OF Miss Florence Staerkei
haniItor wing ladies': Mesdames Alea
g. A i "l,,J, w, stayton, ]. w. Davis
c. lfdny afternoon rho members Of IN,
. By tbsi, Gnp were delightfully."- entertained
aSsls,a5F president. Mrs. A. Il. Davidson
al NJ Oy her mother, Mrs. McCIanahas
TIE fa,i aeoespltable home on Terrell street
eEsuisa' oWIhg officers were elected for IN,
Wilson's seat; President. Mrs. A. B. Da
second ne president, Mrs j. G.. Heaton
ton. we president, Mrs j. c. Hover
ufer NilttatS Mrs Otto Buchel; treas
Ssis' Laura Gillett.
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CROWLEY.

NJ Carter is visiting her parents
vo,Ie Hetrick is visiting friends in
n,nlel Spell and Miss Nena Foreman
,alcv we're married in Orange, Texas,
snd Mrs. ]. ]. Robera visited friends
bheyllle the past week.
49, Fannie Porter Eta Barnett anA
\ Ever LEFT Tuesday for Auburn, by'
IL NJ the Central Methodist Epk-
rSnrch gave conundrum supper
~ ,ieht which realized them ueat
s1p Tor their church repairs.
y, Eussle Downing and two sons Of
;;ss,ssx spcut the past week In crowley
por sister, Aus. Frank Mornlnv2g.
II ttuzical union gave a concert In the
bsn last Tuesday night as htting
"a their winters work, The vocal
h instrumental selections were all tne
veil rendered.
l,tine Of the club year on the 9th Instant
4 ,rtirlnr president, Mrs. L. 5. l.o7ell
r. an Interesting talk on the progress
/. future OF the club. The club has u
H membership Of TWENTY-FIVE aud has had
,ns, sprrrssful yenr. The course OF
KIN ncxf year viii embrace Grccian and
Tmsr history and literature. The oticer.
the coming year are: President, Mrs
H. + Nixon. vice president, Mrs. n. +
tlt.. secretary and treasurer, Mrs. low
4 BROOKS: corresponding secretary, Mrs
rs Lowell: program committee, Mrs. w
Ellis. chairman: Mrs. Ida Chachere, Mrs
r Hopsou. The club adjourned 20 nee
t,pber g.
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RELLVlLLE.

Miss Paula Maetze has returned from
visit to friends in Houston.
Mrs. John Thompson returned from Plato
MIA Monday.
Miss Winnie Langhammer was hostess o.
the Ladies' Card club Wednesday atteIuu"il;;
Miss Funk of Houston Is the sdes' %
Mrs Ben RAIDER d..
Nj. ana Mrs. o. II. Prouty entertained !!
number Of their friends at cards fr'u"E
Hiss Lott OF Cameron is here visiting
relatives. 80,
Miss Annie Wcisner came down lto ~
Brenhar last week 10 spend a few we
With MIS- A. A. sander -,
The mite social given a, the fesiaf ms.
Of Mr. and Mrs. W. l. SprlnghfiN -
Friday night for the benefit % - Aa'5
Episcopal church was a very deiightItl ~
fair Old fashioned games u cyts KS
scriptlon were INDUCED ~ ana during ~,
entire evening light refreshments Wel'
served out on the prettily lighted lawn,
Mrs. Eva Crump entertainer nuHADe
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Then La the canIkin cIlnk.

New York Times.
Ex-Judge welde. commissioner Of Jurors,
touched the glass OF Lawyer Emanuel
Friend and Humorlst Carl Hauser at lunch
the other day with his own glass, at the
same time saying; well, here's good
health"
By the way, Judge" said Mr.. Friend,
do you know the actual significance OF
this habit % clinking or touching glassrsf'
NO / do not. replied the judge.
well" continued LAWYER Friend, 81
and very few that do, although u * yrry
common practice. Ii is the link that com
nIctrs the chain of experiencing FIVE senses
We can sec the LIQUOR, smell it. taste OF II
and feel IT, but We are unable 10 hear IT,
Bun Ia touching glass 70 glass the c.inE
adequately suggests The sense OF hearing
and gratined."
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graceful poddine plumes or trailing wreatns
and blossoms
Artists oven the thoroughly up todate
ones approve of bare shoulders and hats
Tor they wouldn't insist upon posing their
subjects In this particular dress.
THUS q happens that dainty feminintty
has conceived % bold scheme for setting a
new fashion, aud already attempts are be
ing made to make decollcte frocks and pie
turo hats The vogue for certain functions
after O'clock
In tho bail ranm such headgear would be
rather in the way, besides decidedly warm
and hrnvy. aNd NJ the theater hats are
prosrttbrd. anyway, SO there remains tue
STUART Ginrcr whore such combination Is
pu4.iblr
word co. the wise Is sufficient, SO tho
cur Unu rnriurplntas giving portrait
3 license dWinf NiU have due regard for thN
rlusuni requirements Of this new lad ana
v5U 3lio 'HrN guest sufficient snaoc 81
: tNai ha wHins Hlunrs IN blossom wreath
umy rol ani Gpinhlo IN their exalted state
wtgow uugiag die hair Of their nearest
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Instructed to write upon the
Is were below their interpretations OF
h spaces Great geographical representa-.
various tali Young man wore i9he
olp92 edS q ns lapel sIs win va. disns staf
slgnlu'A little vial ticketed kengh
tsp NsSD the 9e S Tsss It
kne anu and irish cities. one soun
GersIt Two 10Y lions TO represent . fSs
<us French .,nrsk sulcd by bunch of
s Gs afSss whfthe young lady dSs I e It
d ana bTsv for some time. Tue
hat we're stirred into Sei se5sre Tt te
n anew -, I'uon the table star
Pb @Tror s 81 Norfb as Am Stp
~ , ieaI,,sn lands appeared on ne ttin
naps used as place ,S card mend Sna On Mh ieS
Of cav ~ mucl guessing. On re-
tae ~ The parlor a geography mhicH
+pg Yea I'm which drew forth mucn
engaseu Miss Fiora Burge drew the
meme ~, her du.ckncss in guessing
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SMlTHVlLLE.

Mrs. " W Edwards Is visiting her moth
err. Mrs Meredith, in Hilsboro.
Mrs c. Z. startor left this week for
Minneapolis, MINI, on visit. of several
months,
Miss Lenora McDavid is visiting friends
In Elgin.
Miss Mattie Wilkes, after n couple OF
weeks spent with her parents here, has re
turned Ia Mineral Wells
Mesdames w. w Edwards and j. Fl
Chancellor visited Houston Monday.
MIR and Mrs. NJ p. Cheesehro Of Ration
y. NJ, are visiting friends here.
Miss Nanno Maynard went up to Bias
iron TODAY
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CALVERT.

hel1 members Of the Pleasant Hour clun
4 social session at the home of Mrs
! ~ '-eNis last Thursday afternoon. Al
siSrr., saf' hostess was not in the city, she
fn ''ael' Mesdames Fuller and Dashiel
ami 4i'efnoon taking the role OF hostess
Ia 's'ns out in every detail that which
n previously arranged by her.
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AEMPsTEAD.

The young gentlemen Of the town gave a
very enjoyable dance at Fireman's hall
Thursday night. An orchestra from Bren-
ham furnished the music for the occasion.
Misses Dee Ross and Mayme Murphy n
BRENNAN came down yesterday afternoop
10 attend the dance.
Mrs. A. W Wilkinson and little daughter
Of BRYAN are visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Irene Farr Of Houston Is I'm the city
Miss Lizzie Glenn OF Tennessee Is visit
Ing her brother, j. Y. Glenn
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ta lc dome vlth Tho coronation march writ
ton by Mr Percy Godfrey at the hoglpairg
NJ Ollie year. which vas awarded the prize
OF 80 euina0s offered hy tho worshi mi
rompaDy of musicians toF the hosi 20
tiou WAr,h written fnr full orrhes r1f 10
fhnN $50 compositions wCrc spuf a. - 80
competition ana thr award NJ th' -
incr6-- SM Frederick Pri1rp Sir ~ vt
Parry ana SIR Walter rarrntt wJ4 rpa T.
NOUS
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lug.
Invitations have been issued by the Self
culture club for a lawn party 10 be given
~ the residence Of Miss Annie Mathews
May 20 from to 10 p. NJ.
The l.att-lIaud Gunucrs entertained their
lady, friends at delightful supper on A;ill
creek Thursday evening.
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ALTAR.

At the residence Of tho brides father
Miss Carrie Vogelsaug and Mr.. John Sc
crest were united IN marriage Thursday.
Immediately afterward refreshments were
served and the happy couple LEFT for Beau
home.
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DAMON.

on Friday morning, May 0. as the clock
struck 10 Osgood o. Mock and Miss LIZ
zie Smith were quietly married at the resi-
dence Of Rev. NJ. d. Freddie, Rcy. Freddie
nfficiatlng.
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"pre-omioent'' Moroan.

!. "Pre-emtnent' Morgan.
rltsbps Dispatch,
Nh Morgan arrived just IN time ;" lend
John Bull the few millions 40 needed m,
this Is one Kind ot Amcfioap Invasion taat
Is not unpopular