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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02

t. i; "en 1fSri.g nie9@f.a.
, nm and fine feathers. Also
t4l 'A.1o,sn""Ss Snls
loves. o|SiU ,,
tody is ,lG.,
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and how to cover tdeu |'-
the longer we shal! E"e' '''
We n ust it fenl Cast 8'. 49,
is first threatened and So All
he enemy has made Il I &
siue the walls. HE Ia. L
wastes, the in pu'tt.@, u
oisous are, when all Is -- . ii
out 0. Castle Body by
Lungs the Be We the h 4:
Skin these four >cA}e.- j
zen tie first three ~
ndlgeStion and dySp Pr ~.
has n ore work than ii tt =
the n IN exposes his SIX a. h.:
o, it to the cold. I ne >n "
at once Intlammati.n W 4
poison goes to wea 81
81 k.
Keep your system c
atw medicine, Calcur}
overed by DR., Davi .
Kennedy Row, king>t.n. ~
cures Indigestion, dyNP-. ~.
matiSm, Gout, ailments d"
tive process es in every pHa, o..
organic maladles So cQmW .
among US. Try it and w.. -
it. All druggists 8 d.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02

Now that the lice kings have
had their inning the "coal barons"
20 in for theirs. There is but small
chance OF escaping one or the other.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02

This is the Trough House veal in
the political conventions Of Vermont,
New Hampshire and New York.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02

.-.,~ a ouroa in 6uppOl
ne"e.., sUpAi'.'"e ,orrac<inn wifi
cH his cOttS.l,.oii' :"
80. no said.
IHi' -" . ,oods with rhetorical
the ass ~, penublican state admin
colorlng Una, ~ o,,Iaan effort has sue
istratloh' al'ei IL tbe direct state tax
ceeneo ~ ,asant rate In the smallest
anu mo- J-non this issue the De-
In our N's ~, IN need to stand upon the
mocraes ~. assert that the condition
defensive -. Lotto does not ius.
T." b IH"'H''F va ,,..tb , deficit con.
Ivy the 81 'l.i' or iu1alIig.ut
Il 1n'ins iS s a.. shall have
man VII 90, ...,. '.y H.. ..'t.
|" i''h' the w'''
lrI,i,,. IS tr.'. 'o ne voters w.
axe boon IT, Vac OF p"H ih| -, o''
-. ,, .INT- ',' . II The present H.
,',,t., t''' .Jatr.- "a On are entitled t.
credit for rrl.'vins '",m ire" ''e
they have h''''"'''' xnod,oncv
The speaker "''"'N'" w ,.norn os IN.
of the measure -. i,'I ,'nrinr from office
on''l 'uil'e' '''' ,,,.,n,y.rs Of the
Wv '"e' '.,,.., hn.uitols In regard to
."' ,' ',''' ,hn' .nonl,or declared:
,r,,,.,= avon, waterways of the state which
,aj ,Irir inception under a Democratic
administration, Ar" in ms auEanee' ,r'7c,
IN ,"eN pF'9'' ~, r,',,,i,r them fit for
[r.iabt romr4tition large improvements
nust be of necessity made. me i'i n.i'.,,1,t
II! the p"pHiaU'h oil our Va.' uhoI4 ana
n',,'r .,,,o,, ~. ,bara anuears to be no dis
nnte but that large benefits would come
to our cities by 50 ehI"r -Ins 'u nf traipht
~ 10 pass me u rn,,nSratic party in no
unc~rtajn tone places itself square'y on
record in favor Of such improN.hie,,r w
the canal system a. ,h w. t,n'ss
'ic'' 'e4N' ~, c.,,ohso,d rpas
LII colie'"''"'' .,,+ +bo vital
serleu tne ,,.,,..++,o +he
question: OF 'oo"! ,,,r ,,non tho
monopolles tii"' III. 49,, onnla of
suffering ana neeus " 80, ,iso -
the Empire Stale' We 'ti"N %
in our PLATFORM ana ue'e'
fort to carry out the polley WIZ te'.''e
US to power IN the state anu n"''o"'
Roll Call of Delegates.
At the close Of Mr.. Stanchtields ad-
dress the temporary roll Of delegates
was read. Hugh Mclaughlin of Kings
offered the usual resolution that the
rules of the assembly govern the CON
yention. and that was adopted. When
the Fourth district of Albany was
called. John w. Kenny Of Watervliet
onnosed the seating of the delegation
known as the McCabe faction. The
chair tried to rule him out of order.
bur he would not sit down until he had
finished his protest, although the read
ing clerk paid 10 attention to him and
went OF, to the next county.
When the Ninth New York was
rea ched and Goodwin's name was read
as the second delegate. there was
vollev of Kisses. and in an instant the
convention was in an llproar misses
and cheers alternating. but. all through
IT could be heard the monotonous call
of the roll as the clerk went on read
ing. W. S. Devery was all the time
on his feet. waving his hat and shout
ing for recognition. Women on the
side waved handkerchiefs and para
soils and urged him or The gallery
evidently filled with Devery men.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02

FOR SALE-SS feet of s inch belt used
verv little, will sell for half price of new.
c. H. Cross, Montpelier 143tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02

IH- These prices are for cash in
advance subscriptions. The mail
price is $500 year when not uaid in
advance.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02

FOR SALE-Beagle hounds, from s. to
Sl5. Belgian Hares. Sl.OO to $500 per
So ard sic. H. " To wne. Calais. vt,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02
= : - 80 So - o.
7 q r ENT
FOR SALE

PIGS FOR SALE-3o young pigs from
to S weeks old. H. Gallup, Plaintield'
la ~
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02
state Issues

The speakerafter referring to Speak,
or Henderson's withdrawal from con.
gress as result Of the tariff plank in
the Iowa Republican platform, turned
to state issues and charged the admin.
istration in power at Albany with
wasteful expenditure Of the peoples
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02

In CONCLUSION MT. HtarcH're'"
serted the statement that the 'll"'
question of today is to throttle the
monopolies that are fattening upon the
suffering and needs Of the people oil
fine Empire State, We shall promise II
in our platform, and determined e''
fort to carry out the policy will restore
US to power in the state and nation.
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from Cuero and Beeville. Mr.. T. A. John.
son provided rare treat for the pleasure
seekers IN the Clark band which dis.
colrsed sweet music all along the. route.
auu "neh AT I a. m. the Wharton train
steuIieI INTO the station to the Jolly strains
OF satisfied the music exempl6ed the
tbeellhgs OF the tired but happy crowd. who
lazy Ealned another pleasant memory,
Nharton's midsummer's night hall M tho
court house Wednesday night was Tho event
OF the season. The committee OF arronaaI
ments' headed by I. A. Johnson innde
every one feel welcome and a gnjrjt ~
mirth and good will prevailed. About o9a
Supstts were present, among whom were
NUMBERED visitors from Austin Honston
H Rlchtn9hI Eagle Lake, Columbus. Bay civ
n nan Week Edna, I'll Campo. Lane tity IA
niuntEs9IIord one hundred and hfty persons
Ia 'tCipated IN the grand march, which was
Nj AZ ration Murray Of Wharton and
miss ManGe hugely Of Houston. Musir
ton. ""uu OF Hous-
Mrs. Gordon sorrel McGreaor aftor en-.
Stal months visit 10 her parents Mr. oua
Mrs T. p. Huston. has returned ~ q ba
home in Arizona. '"'"e" 10 her
fri mTs, T A. N1esome Is the guest Of ber
i'I Nns Mrs. Nrs. Mccarthy Of Eagle Lake He'
ttn 3, i'1'S and daughter Miss T.auro oro
la dEHeStS OF their iuend Mrs. ~ IL
AMiessrs. /, McFarlane. W l. Hall n Is
Afooott and f. J. Harley have l'", No. Is: r;
S o,"n TalIeSton whore they went NY dnia
Eu'gS 10 the state convention 80. pele'
ottHs Ltdn Horton has returned bor,o
bb nv pleasant visit to friends in cn TUnle
Mis- Miss sqllic Gregory Of Van v,oc, :, 49,,
s"'S' OF MisS MaTienue Groom. 10 Tue
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VICTORIA.

The moonlight excursion to Port Lavaca
Thursday night attracted over thousand
pleasure seekers from Wharton, Beeyille,
Edna. Goliad, Cuero, Victoria and interme-
diate points. Victoria furnishing over 500.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ, McFadden gave a de-
llghtful dance at the Casino last Friday
night In honor Of Miss Maggie McFadden
and her guest, Miss Myra Pettus of Goliad.
over forty couples participated.
Mrs. J.. L, De MYuche and children and
her niece Miss Fisher OF Dallas, left
Wednesday for Rackport to visit relatives.
Df. and Mrs, =. NJ. Shaw left Tuesday
and Mr.. and Mrs, A. NJ, McFadden Thurs
day for Colorado Springs TO spend a month
or so.
Misses Lucille and Marie Craig left sat
urday for Morgans Point TO be the guest OF
Miss Hortense O'Leary, who has been Wis
Ting them for several weeks.
Tho Ice cream festival given Wednesday
night by the Junior Epworth League Melted
about $40.
Miss Nette White OF Corpus Christi Is
visiting Miss Sophie Grammar.
Mrs. w C.. Carroll left Saturday for
Rockport for n stay of o few weeks.
Mrs. j. T. Morris went 10 Galveston Sat
urdRy TO visit relatives.
Mrs, j. Y. Kll,bc has gone TO Colorado
Snrirgs to spend the summer.
Mrs. A, n. Turner returned 70 aer hong
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

On Wednesday evening the hospitahle
home OF DR.. and Mrs A. G.. Heaney was
thrown open to party Of about fifty In
Nited guests, who had assembled on invita-
ton Of Miss Maud Heaney to enjoy the
evening at a party given In honor of her
guest, Miss Bette Benton Wheeler. daugh-
ter Of Ex-Governor T. r. Wheeler of Aran.
sas Pass The evening was whlled awd,
nt games. vocal and Instrumental music
and refreshments and all greatly enjoyed
the evenings pastiine
on Wednesday evening Mrs. r. Mer-
tilhhn invited a number OF young friends
10 her beautiful home on Water street to
participate IN a garden party In honor "
her guest. Miss Cecil Muller Of Laredo. 4
large number awaited themselves of the In
Nitatioh ana delightful evening was spent
Among the pleasure parties now enjoying
themselves near Corpus Christi Is that OF
Mrs d. Kennedy and SON George, and
Juan henera, Jr, who are at Corpus Christi
Pass on the yacht Pauline enjoying life
Oh the gulf beach hshlug, sailing and gath.
Srng sea shells, They expect TO go to tho
bls Kennedy ranch IN few DAYS.
Miss Addie Boyd rendered a pleasant
evening party 10 number of her Young
friends at her home last Tuesday evening,
freshmcnts Of cake and ice cream.
quite a number Of sailing parties left
mere this week, going 10 Corpus Pass, Flour
Blur and Arkansas Pass, where they spent
torpon, bathing ana sailing
Miss Fannie Lewis of San Diego was
among the visitors here this week, visiting
Miss Croft, who Is also here from san
Diego. They both left Tuesday for Rock
port "a spend q few days
Mrs. . u Heard and Misses Ollie and
Maudc Heard arrived here this week from
Reiuglo accompanied by Mr. o. II. Hea1l
and son.
Misses Fannie Huffman md Lillye Henry
OF san Antonio are among the fair visit
a. 40
family on South BluG.
MIS-. Sarah lIolbein ana Miss Maud Nor
gan Of Alice are visiting Captain Beyuon
aud family on the Bluff.
Mrs. NJ. T. GafIncy and daughter. Miss
Kate. have returned from an extended visit
T." New Orleans and Galveston.
Misses Eliza and Josephine Wood OF Bee
sullivan, OIL Water street
MISS Deltna Morris Of Monterey is So
Journing with her aunt. Mrs. E. Morris, on
Miss Annie Shirley returned home this
week from an extended visit to Rockport
Mrs A. NJ. Homer and son OF Laredo
are on visit to Corpus Christi FOR sew
Miss Annie d. Turner the handsome
daughter Of Senator d. Men Turner has
returned home from several years study at
Il Iankakce. I'LL. seminary.
Misses Lizzie Mann and KATE Tarver Of
Laredo and Miss Inez Vnldcrcz of san
Antonio arrived here this week to spend
aud Mrs, j. j Haynes of Laredo who are
solourning NJ the sensible for the summer,
Mrs. O. Mcdonald and daughter, Miss
Annie, and Miss Dayse Bowling. ali of La
redo, were among the recent visitors in
Corpus Christi
Miss Ieannette Shaw Of San Antonio who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs John Du.
gan In this city, returned home on
Thursday morning.
Miss Ada Edwards has gone to Browns.
friends.
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LA PORTE.

II was not lawn party. nor was II a
moonlight picnic, 1t was not reception,
nor formal entertainment. The fact Is no
one seems to know just what to call the
affair" which was held last Saturday
evening at the home of George NJ jarvis
in Bay Ridge park. But It does not matter
about the name. II was one of those unique
affairs into which is injected all the origi.
nality Of the combined intelects present
where each vies with the other In an en-.
d5avor to provoke the most enjoyment and
where all are successful In contributing to
the pleasure of the crowd
The idea Of having Il bonfire on the bay
shore was suggested by Miss Perlc Pen
field, and with the assistance OF Miss May
Jarvis IL was arranged to take place at the
home of the latter. After the hre was start
ed the company gathered around a large
stump on the brow OF the hill, and sur
rounded by the bright glare from the burn
ing emhcrs. over which was cast silver
halo by the queen Of night each member
Of the party told story or sang a song
More than an hour wus spent In this way
and the entertainment that was given
would have done credit to first class min
strel aggregation Following this the guests
were served with lemonade and cake.
Among those present were: Mrs. c, 5.
Peuheld aud the Misses Perle and Mahtc
Penheld; Mr.. and Mrs NJ C. Baker, Mrs
\. 4; Baker, Miss Marie Baker, r. d.
Mrs, L. X Morris Miss Nerna Morris and
her cousin, Miss Saunders; the Misses Tor
hume, Miss Fannie Perkins and William
Penn Rowland
occupying a portion II cottage at the foot
Of Lobt street for several weeks, have re-
turned 10 their home In Houston.
Mrs. A. b. sheldon left Monday for
visit with friends IN MarshalltoWn, la.
She expects to be gone ;he greater part Of
the summer
4 new element is springng up this year
which has not hcen largely reckOned ON
in the class Of summer residents nc La
Portfolio campers The pleasant grove
skirtiug Galveston hay and adjoining Syl.
van park Is flled this year with score
or more prominent families from Houston
and elsewhere, who are spending the sum.
mer under tents Whether this Is an udl.
cation that families are forsakipg the no
tells and cottages for the strenuous life can
not, Of course. be determined. but IL GER
tainly looks that way.
Tuesday evening number ~ those who
are thus enjoying delightful la Porte"
ne one soiourner put IT, gave a masouerade
ladies' and gentlemen Of the town to Join
with them IN the pleasures Of the evening
Among the campers who were noticed In
disguise were; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Richie.
Charles Lynn, Mrs Birdie AbshIre. Miss
Ricke Teshaw. Miss Tenny QuSlerhaum,
Miss Katie Mortenson, Miss Alice Richie,
Miss Effie slater. Mr. and Mrs Isaac
Jacoby, the Misses May and Jennie Con
nors, Miss Clara Lynn, X Duerer. Jack
Morgan, Teddy Blanks, Alphonse Monahan
and Mr., Spense, all Of Houston: MIR. and
Mrs. Hugh Terrence, MIR. and Mrs Jack
WOLF, Mrs. Edwin Carleton and others OF
Ennis
There were also n large number Of the
representatives OF La Porte's social circle
present.
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HALLETSVlLLt.

The Ladies Cemetery association enter.
, tanned with poverty social" at the homo
OF Judge William Blak 'slee Friday even.
ing Tie attendance was good and every
one spent the time pleasantly, while neat
sum was realized
Or. and Mrs, II c. Kent have gone on
visit to Canton. Miss
Miss Shirly Fontnine. after visit TO Mrs
s. G.. Patton, has returned 10 Galveston
Misses Lula and Lima Peterson are visit
| Ing relatives In Taylor
Miss Katie Cummings is at homo after
visit to relatives In Beeyille
MIS-. Matte Secrest aud Miss Mildred
Jenries OF Houston are visiting the family
/ II r. j.. Artney. Esq many
! visiting In Victoria. $40 'i'
Misses Lizzie and Marie Hutchinson bo
teturned to Noahum after visiting relatives
Mrs; Fannie Steiner is visiting in Victoria
Miss Corn Traxler Is visiting in Rockport
Mts' Mary Conner, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ r. Woodaif
mas returned to her home in sealv aoco,n'
panied ny her sister, Miss Fanny WoodnU
MI ana Mrs. G. j. Heye are In San An.
Mrs r H AllIs has returned to her homo
~ n San Antonio after visit to her friend
MIS- Ella Tipnett '""'
Miss Elolse Allen Is visiting rr,ards l.
Sweet Home '''N"uS !"
:. Mrs I Schwartz and children are visiting
In Schulenhurg
MIS- Nina Seuftenberg has returned from
Columbus So III
Miss Augusta schott Is visiting the family
VI ner uncle j ]. Schott, IN Galveston
M yrs ~ ~, Morley Of ottlne Is visiting
n,A Mrs T. h Dornak Is visiting In Bean.
MT and Mrs. y, p, Candy have returned
a fo al
twenty-seyeu days to 90 hy private eon oiey'
rail, :" w" "aSs ny
iIoi, tharles Guenther has returned from
rn,sst 70 Germany and is visiting his
.losher' T. r. Gnenther, county snperin,
'endeni Of public schools
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CROWLEY, IA.

picnic party went over to Merme1N
few days ago and had fine day, Islx
present were: Mr.. J. L. Dorman, AD
Willie Williams, Mr. T. ]. Freeand, W
sic Ramsey, Mr.. r. Knocton, Miss wy
Bryan, Mr.. Barney Cross and Miss s'H
Knocton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roman have LATELY =
turned from an extended trip to New is'
and points In New Jersey. 4
Miss Fora Heinz entertained numnei
her young friends at the residence .! Z
sister, Mrs. j. c, Corbett, a few essDss
ago
Mr., John 7. Nixon. editor Of the by
News, returned last Sunday from w
the East, where he visited New YORK n's'
ford and Boston. yAf
Miss Alice Pelrion left the hrst & n,,,i
week for three months visit 70 pu't
Miss, and other points. ~. ~
Mr.. T.. II, Ellis and family. and W *
Mrs. +. r. Foley left Tuesday iof Icy. r,,s
Park, Colo, where they viii speha ~'F~
weeks
Rev. T. C. Afford is in North Lous'''
attending the Baptist State conVeninpas.. ,s
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fleet Coleman o. p osYn
sonvilie, La. are guests at the npme
Coleman's parents, Mr.. and MIS-
Clark. -. N
Mr. w. f. Brooks and fam'nr .,n
Wednesday morning for Sour LAKE "
where they win spend several daySos, Il
Mrs. William Dejeau and son Vsss'N
0pelousas are visiting at the nome
f.. y Richard =. III
Mrs. N. NJ. Hayes of opelousasl ~ b
has been visiting here, left Ap shs ,lsp
Gueydan and Abbeville, where ~
relatives. ,au,.a
Miss Lillian Mickey Of Potter .V ~
Bowling Green, KY, and Miss Ipwi wrs
who have been attending that sep Ls All
the guests of Mrs, John Keller ,lf ~
the week,
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CROCKETT.

The o. F. B. club was enter'a-
day evening by Miss Eyaline ..i,,s
There was q good attendance ana
full evening was spent, y,,,
An enjoyable house party W. d
Thursday evening by Mr.. J. ., ~ AS
his home. seven miles east oil ~. "a h
Eight couples from this city at'epss ~
freshments were served, Music So ID,
dancing were INDUCED in untli au'N
hour. Taear
A moonlight drive was given aii1
evening by Mrs. ]. u. Sims, epIsgarslt r.
10 Miss Denman Of Lufkln. !Lssdfn q
froshmrnts were served after IVY
Mrs. Sln,s' hons. dams ssi,'
Thursday evening the Misses A e., ccaIl
picnic at the Hurricane psyuH The "
mcntary 10 visiting young ladiss ,uts &
~ was chaperoned by Mr., ana ashsf ~
Mcconnell. The delightful Men'-
them most enjoyable eyenlns.. spd W
Mrs ]. Il, Dawes Is In Lampnsss !.
be absent several weeks. ., Il "a q
Miss Eta Deupree OF Gsasiht< .
city, the guest ~ Miss Fannls "a fisr !
Miss Ollie Nichols has return''
several weeks visit 10 Houston .,sdy
aIiss Ernest Freeman OF ~ this 49,
been visiting Mrs. w. A. NOTE sssa W
Miss Denny Adams 10 AZ 8ome =
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BEAUMONT.

highly enjoyable dance was given az
the oaks Monday night as faFeweh 20
Misses Kydie Coward and Bertha Ayerill'
WHO left the same night for Maine 20 he
absent about six months.
a very. pleasant dance and boating party
was enjoyed by number of Beaumonts
smart set at Port Arthur Tuesday evening
The Cooper reception and banquet Thurs
day night was one Of the swell social rune
tions OF the week. over lon ladies and gen
Element being present. The nflair TOOK
place at the Crosby hotel.
Misses Vivian and Zoe jackson enter
tnilled with high 1--we Friday evening In
honor Of their guest, Miss Cruise Of Wood
VILE.
rhe Baptist Young Peoples Union win
give delightful excursion on the steamer
Lawrence Monday night.
Miss Mamie Haskell OF Houston, who
has heen the guest of Mrs, I'M, left Mon
day for Victoria.
Mr. and Mrs George c, DE Young haye
returned from an extensive visit 10 Cali
forliia.
Airs Holmes Duke left Tuesday FOR san
anfonio 10 spend the summer.
Congressman s. y. Coopers son. s. b.
5r.. has returned home after an absence OF
q year In Washington
4 NJ, John u. Adams left Wednesday for
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ORANGE

The cnlcty Of the week ut Orange was
chiefly characterized by hike parties The
scene along the lake shore these beautiful
moonlight nights IS particularly inviting
Last Tuesday a merry crowd left on the
tug Katherine which they had chartered
Tor the day. for ola River cove. where they
remained for several hours. bathing In the
waters " the lake Following is a list Of
the party which attended: MIS-. Belts
Mrs. p i. Spooner. Mrs. j. Bred Holland
Misses Helen Ford. Ford Beatty Jasper
Ethel Bettis. Annie Bancroft, Marion
Spo0uer. Emma Curtis, LEILA and Lille
Pond, Maud Rpnfrew, SAllie WiudhHm md
Mrssra Gates Ford, 4. y. Goree George
Gates. W. T. Mcfarland Chsby Parker
}r w Lawson, W. g. Horvey w. r.
the city from "A several weeks visit to
Bonner, Ia.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. sells and Mrs WIN
Taylor have gone To spend the summer at
Miss Gertrude vcach of Jennings is the
guest ~ Miss Mary Giles.
Miss Matte Church " Beaumont spent
a few DAYS with Miss Salle Foreman this
Mrs. WIN Smith and Miss nodd have re-
turned 10 the city from weeks visit TO
Beaumont
Mrs Norman Goudieu Of Lake Charles
Is visiting the family Of Mrs \. sartori.
Misses Ford and Katy v Beaty. daugh-
tors of state senator J. T Beaty Of Jas
per, are guests Of the family of Mrs T. Il
Ford.
Mrs. w NJ Gunstream and family have
returned from an extended visit to friends
| in Louisiana.
Mrs, Fred Robinson and family are In
| Houston visiting relatives
! Mrs j. G.. Warheld IS spending several
| weeks at Rosebud visiting relatives
Mrs. Achehach and daughter Miss Helen,
[ left this week for Wlllumsport PA the
I old homo Of Mrs Achebach, to speud soy.
/ cra weeks
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Indianapolis, where he will join Mrs.
Adams. They will not return until fall.
Miss Adele Plzzini Is visiting In High
Island
Miss Felicia Jacobs, who has been the
guest Of her sister. Miss Aieda Jacobs, has
returned TO her home In New iberia, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Hamilton OF Hemp
hill are guests IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs j. ]. Nathan have returned
from trip TO New lork
Miss Nannette Dentscher Of corsicana is
spending some time in the city, the guest
Miss Mary Cruise Of .woodviIle. who has
been the guest Of the Misses Jackson, re-
turned to her home Saturday.
The Federated clubs met with Mrs. John
b. Goodhne Monday afternoon to begin
preparations for the entertainment OF the
Federation clubs from'oyer the State In the
early fall.
Mrs George King Of Nacogdoches is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Leon Sonheld.
Mrs. Mary Stedman. and daughter, Miss
Of Judge and SIrs. J. u Martin.
Mrs $ II. McGary and children left
Thursday for a visit TO relatives in Gal
weston and Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Long accompanied
by Mrs. II. V. Keith. left this week for
Hot Springs, where they will remain some
NJ. and Mrs. Henry Roose are visiting
Mrs, jim Davis Is the guest of'Nirs. VIII
Carol for a week.
Mrs j. w. Boynton left last week for
Boulder. Colo.
Mrs. Ed Carrots home coming from Cald-
we'll 10 noted.
Mrs. r. G. Easlcy Of NavaSota and Miss
Bell Easley Of san Antonio are the guests
ot Mr.. and Mrs Chester Easley.
Mr.. and Mrs. cha Scurvin OF Alta Iona
have come 10 Beaumont to reside.
Mrs. J. Y. Pew aud Miss Pew left Mon
day for Toledo. Onto
Mrs. r. W Curley Of Tcxarkana Is visit
Ing Mrs Perry NcFaddln
EN-Mnyor r. A. Noonan Of ST Louis and
his daughter, Mrs g. Il, Galtennam are ut
tho oaks"
Mrs. nr. r. :. jackson is visiting In
Galveston.
Mrs w Haywood Is up from Jennings.
La. 10 remain indefinitely
Mrs, y, y Sharp. who has hcen visiting
here from Dallas has returned home.