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Mex. Cen. 4,s.... BIN
do LIST Inc.... 32k
MINI. & St.L 4's105A
NJ, K. & T. 49,. 99N
- 2nd's...... S6A
N. {. G. lists. .101B
do gen 3 -2'.1o6h
N J. G. gen. 5's..137
No. Pac. 4's......1o4H
" 3's. rs
N, &. W.con. 4's,10iN
Reading gen. As 97N
st L 8 IMton SIS 116A
st. L.&S Fgen4's 96h
St.L. S'wes is. 100
do 2's.,...... 86M
S.A.&A,Pass As 80
So. Pac. ga. 93K
So. Railway 5's..121
T. & P!1sts.. ..119H
T.,St. Law. AS. S3h
Union Pac. as. .1o4A
do. cow. 4's.1o9
Wabash lists, .119
" ends ........112k
do. Deb. b. -. TIN
West Shore 4 s. .1133s
w 3 l., K, 4's... 80
Wis. Cen. as. .. 92k
Mobile & o. AS. go
G. of Ga.con SIS. -.
" list incomes. 49,.
+" I'd incomes 80
Con. lob. 49,. 67B
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STOCKC.
sEABoARD STOCKS AND BONDS,

BALTIMORE, July 10 -Seaboard Air Line
CT N non &o4s027 preferred 46A lid
bJDds-4s S5BG1S6.
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NEW YORK MONEY

nv YORK July ISL p. m.-Money Oh call
ca Ter at 2h03 pei cent; closing and offered
at per cent; last loan at /. per cent; ruling
rate -. per cent. Prime mercantile paper
ih05 per cent Sterling exchange firm, with
demand and at 4S7h for 60 days Posted
rates 4e6k@hs8h. Commercial bills 4.s4A0I
1854 Bar silver 52A. Mexican dollars A. u
Government bonds 4teady; State bonds inactive
hsitroad bonds steady.
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New Orleans, July 1S-The market for
spot cotton is somewhat active and firm.
Quotations advanced Lice.
The demand at call was almost at
standstill. but no disposition was shown
tic throw cotton overheard, on the con-
trary after few opening trades on
basis of last evenings closing prices
values gradually stiffened and worked up
point by point until the close, when the
board showed net gains of IL points on
July; 16 on August; on September, and
to points on the winter months. The
trading was confined principally to Au-
gust, September. October and December.
NEW ORLEANS. La, July lS-Cotton futures
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS

BALTIMORE. July lS.-Flour dulIH western
extra SS loGS.30; do family S36O0Ss5. winter
wheat patents S3.8003.95; do. extra 3.OO032; do.
clear 3.3503.50 spring patents s43O0I3O; do.
straights, S3.s5l13. 20; extra 81 sOO3.20
Wheat firmer; SPOT 770T71l; No 2 red -;
Southern wheat by sample 704677A
Corn mo market; year -; July -; southern
white II asked; mixed -.
Oats firm; No. white SO
rye steady; No. nearby, 81.
Butter firm; fancy imitation 1920; fancy
creamery 22M; fancy ladle store packed go
Eggs firm; fresh l7017h.
Cheese irm; large l00l0h; medium 12012A
small l0A1l0H.
Sugar firm fine and coarse granulated AIN.
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J.S.Ref. 2'sreg..107h
s. 8. Ref. 2's cou 1878
u. S.3'sreg .....1o5N
" coup ........1OoA
y. s. new as reg 1921
I" coup -. ..133A
U. s. old 4's reg.10SB
+" coup ......1OSN
U. s. SIS reg.
p" COUP. ....105
Atch'sn Gen. 4's.104H
+" adj 4's...... 94N
Bait. d o. as. ..1o3K
do 3 1-2's. 95A
do cow. AS. 1i0A
Can. So. 2nds... lC9N
G. OF g. SIS. l09k
4" LIST incomes. S4S
G. & o. AVS. 1oSK
G. & A. 3 1-2's. :. S3h
c.. B q @. as. 95B
CM&StP gen 4'sl14
G. & N. con 7's..135
c., r. l, & P. 4's.110S
CCC&SLgen4's.102K
Chicago Ter. as. 87K
Colo. So. 4s..... 96A
d &. Rio g. AS. .101h
e. priov lien 4's.10o
Erie Gen 4's..... 81
F.W. lists lax
Hook. V. LIZ s.103
L i N. mi. az ..1o1
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L1vERPe OIL. July 1874 P. M.-Spot cotton
I lr demand; prices were easy; American
mldaling far 7-l6d; good middling S 3-l6; mid
oing o,32d; low middling ed; good ordinary
4Sd, ordinary 45sd.
The sales OF the DAY were 10000 bales, of which
200 were foA speculation and export, and incluG-
eu o,sO0 American. Receipts 400 bales, IN :lud
ing all American,
tutures opened quiet and closed steady
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New York, July 1S.-Bank clearings at
principal cities for the week ended July
II, as compared with the corresponding
week last year, as compiled by Brad
street, show total of $22S5, 500, 277, de-
crease 81 per cent. outside New York
$S29,74S, 1895, increase 49, per cent. Total
for Canada SAB, 1893, 1884, increase 7.3 per
cent
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. July 18-Turpsntine
nothing d ing at 444; receipts 1853 casks
Rosin stesuy at g. 100 10; receipts 3o7.
Crude firm At 81. 40Q12 so; recalpts 80 barrels.
Tar firm at 81 so; receipts ECO
SAVANNAH Ca, July ls.-Turpentine firm OF
Al; receipts 4e; sales ,35I: ex ports -.
hosin firm; receipts 238; sales 1912; exports
Sionote: A, b, C,sl.iO D, St15; E, sl29: F.N.25;
AZ IS ~; w G, e345: w w, $500
CHARLESTON, S. g., July iS.-Turpertln
p at 46h; receipts -, sales 10; exports ~
Nosin hrm receipts -; sales ESQ., exports
euote; A, b, c, b, E, sl25; F, sL35; G, LAO;
-; Nv W.e265. -
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Spot cotton closed quiet and steady; middlln :
uplands 9&; middlinx gulf 81: sales As bales
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COTTON YARNS.
Buckingham, PduIsOn & Co

Commission Merchants.
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO
Solicit correspondence. We are prepared to
ace orders for prompt or future delivery for
a'1bers OF yarn to full advanced price.
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ALL GRAINS ARE STRONG
July Oats Over Five Cents Up. Wheat
Nearly Three Cents.
ACTIVITY IN STOCKS. HEAVY SALES
Pennsylvania and Affiliated Railroads Lead the
Market. Cotton Closes Net a TO
Points Higher. Total Sales
5000 Bales.
$4,000 Bales.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, July 1S.-Staple cottons of
all kinds have been in quiet request to-
day but without change in price. Print
cloths in wide makes are firm but de-
mand quieter. Narrow print cloths dull
and firm. Prints quiet at previous prices.
Ginghams scarce and very firm. Linens
are quiet but prices firm except for low
grade crashes, which are lower for both
domestic and foreign makes in several
numbers. Burlaps are very firm but neg
lected by purchasers.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York, July 1S.-On the opening
the cotton market was dull but steady
with prices l point higher to points
lower. The Liverpool cables were of in
different import while the crop and
weather news were quite in line with
anticipations, bearish Then came buy
ing orders from Liverpool and from
Southern spinning interests for the sum-
mer months which led to a small scare
of later months shorts. While trading
during the balance of the morning was
not active, the course of the market was
upward with plenty of rumors in circu-
lation that spinners found it cheaper to
buy July and August here and take cot
ton on contract, than to purchase in the
Southern markets, where offerings were
scarce even at higher prices. In the
early afternoon New Orleans sent Sep
TENDER buying orders here, while spot
cotton holders helped to support the
were reluctant to sympathize with the
near months strength, owing to the excel
lent character of the crop reports and to
a forecast for showers and thunder
storms pretty much throughout the belt
tonight and tomorrow. The market was
finally steady and net to s points high
er. Total sales were estimated at 5000
bales, considerable proportion of which
was near delivery cotton.
NEW YORK. July 18.-Cotton futures opened
dull but steady.
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HALLETsVlLLE.


Mrs. A, F. Groeber entertained the MON.
bors Of the Guild society Wednesday after
noon. She and her husband are preparing
to 70 on a protracted visit to their old
home in Germany.
Mrs. John +, Houchins has returned from
visit TO her son, Elem, In Marlin.
Mrs, D. ]. Shall and baby of Yoak,im
have been visiting her fatner's IF. Linden.
berg family here.
Mr.. and Mrs William Won Rosenberg
have returned from a visit to their former
home In Belyile
Mr.. and Mrs j. Nathan of Yoakum visit
ed Mrs. Max Landa, their daughter. here
this week
Mrs Ella stelzeT of Yoakum was her,
on business Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. ]. +. Mcknight and children hnye
returned from visit to relatives in Vie
toria. Mr.. Mcknight is yet in Huntsville
where he Is putting mp a library bu..-4ng
for the normal school.
Miss Alice Clifford has returned TO her
home In Burnett after a visit 10 her grand.
Mrs. II. s. Smith Of Taylor is visiting
the family OF her sister. Mrs. William Pc.
tcrson, and other relatives.
Miss Willie Sousom OF Beevllle has re.
turned home.
Several OF the TIalctsyllle teachers went
10 Monitor Friday afternoon 10 attend a
teachers institute.
Mrs Nina Senftenberg has moved into
her new residence and Is now permanently
located In Halletsville.
Miss Maggie James OF Oakland visited
friends here this week,
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FAIRBANKS.

The Fairbanks public school held It's clos
ing exercises on the evening Of the 9TH.
Miss Bcazlcy deserves much credit for the
nice program and tho pains spent in train
ing tho children The program follows;
Opening address, w aud f. Reid; tableu
"Amcricn," Mona Smothcrs. Ada Rohcr,
S'oma Blossoc, June Tanner, Lizzie Grady
Lucille Beazlcy, Walter Golhraith, Merle
steele. Linden Blossrc, Ralph Bradshaw
Carroll steele Nathan Blossre; flower drili,
Come Play With Me" Isaac Roher. June
Tanner, Rosa Beazey Lizzie Grady;
tableau Liberty and Her landmarks"
June Tanner, lizzie Grady, II. Beazley;
Uncle Sans Party" Ralph Bradshaw,
W G0lhraith. Helen steele. Lucille Beazley,
Stone BloSsrc Edith Richhenrt: taubleau.
"Night and Morning" June Tanner, Mona
Smothcrs farce 100 Much Of a Good
Thing l.. Beazey y. Smothers. June
Tanner Ralph Bradshaw; The Minstrels, T"
Nathan Blossre. L. Reid, r. Reid. Helen
Steele Resale Beazlcy; tableau, Rock OF
Ages" music, diplomas.
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CALVERT.

On Thursday afternoon OF the past week
Miss Jessie Foster entertained the Pleasant
hour club in unique manner "a Dark
town Romance" in musical numbers. Each
guest was presented card with pencil
attached. on one side ~ which was artis-
tically sketched a real COON" while on
the other side was written on incomplete
story Of the love affairs OF Dixie Kid"
who fell IN love with famous Creole belle,
for no other reason than "Just Because
She Made Dem Goo-Goo Eyes"
From the strains Of music, played by
the hostess as clue to the title Of each
piece. the little romance, With all It's hap.
py incidents. was duly completed by filing
the blank spaces,
The little story was both amusing and
very interesting, terminating in ia Leave
3 Happy Home for You" and the happy
couple' married and were satisfied ever
after"
Mrs. John T. Garrett and Misses Alma
Watson and Marian McNutt tied for first
prize.
Miss Lucy Brown was awarded the con
ISOLATION prze.
Alss r. wilcox Of Georgetown Is the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Ellen Wilcox.
Mrs. G. X. Smith has returned from st.
Louis.
Miss Matte PIstole went to Bryan Fri.
day on brief visit.
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LA GRANGE

few Of the ladies Of La Grange chapter,
United Daughters OF the ConfcderGcy, met at
the court house park. Thursday March q,
Texas Decoration dry and decorated the
monument erected 10 the brave heroes who
fell at Salado in defense Of Texas Beautiful
Garlands and Texas flags were worked into
appropriate designs about the tail SHAFT
In tender memory Of those fallen heroes.
There being no organization Of the Daueh-
tiers Of the Republic Of Texas in the city
tho Daughters Of the Confederacy ATTENDED
TO this important duty.
The la Grange chapter United Dangh.
tors of the Confederacy, held US regniar
meeting At the residence Of Judge L. !.
Moore Tuesday. A good attendance was
present and several applications TOT mem
bership were received by the chapter
After the business OF the meeting was as
posed OF Miss Delphine ByrneS favored w
nlemhers with a vocal solo, which sne rem
dered heantifullv.
Mrs j T. Wolters was Tc1uesied TO MAKE max,
a hrtef talk on Arlington. IL home OF Ron.
ert T. Lee which she has recently Ylslteu
during n trip North. As this Is suhJect
which never grows old TO Southern women
II resulted In general discussion ana eA'
precision of opinions. -.
which they will furnish In appropriate SUE
and all future meetings VIII be neid theIt,
Next regular melting 10 be the hrst Iuesu'3
In April.
Mrs. J. +. Wolters has been named p
social chairman of the stephen F. AUSTIN
Statue fund by the executive board OF lhe
Daughters OF the Republic OF Texas II y
to be hoped that this work VIII ne IT,,
with encouragement 10 assist IN Ialslhs
funds 70 place 4 marble statue or stepheu
r. Austin IN the National Capitol Statn"Iy
hail where stand the statues Of many Oh
Americas greatest heroes.
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WHARTON.

Miss Eva Ellison entertained her friends
with high five tea Monday night After
the pleasures Of the games. delicious re.
frcshmcnts were served. There were pres
ent Mr. Henry and Miss IIarton. Mr.. Leg.
gett aud Miss Tennessee Mr. stafford aud
Miss Harrison, Mr. Clapp and Miss Ivey.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hughes and Miss Mamie
Roseherry.
The youthful friends Of Miss Mamie Rose
berry enjoyed a rare pleasure in the birth,
day party given In honor of this ami
ycrsary at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. j. W.
Roseberry Wednesday night Music,
games and dainty refreshments added to
the enjoyment Of the guests Those pres.
ent were; H. Galbraith with Miss Sadie
GaskinS, $. klen with Miss May Vineyard.
\. Dennis with Miss Willie May Whaley,
H. Clapp with Miss Nola Taylor II. Mare
land with Miss Annie J.. Stafford. j. San
ders with Miss Cleo Dickson. T. Smith
with Miss Bernice Murray, Charlie Linn
and the charming young hostess Miss
Mamie Rosehcrry. who by the most ppr.
feet hospitality, made the occasion me.
moiY gem for all the fortunate partici.
pants.
Miss BernIce Murray of III Campo spent
scvol days In this city. the guest OF her
friend, Miss Mamie Rosebcrry.
Miss Eva Taylor who has been in bust.
ness In Wharton several years and has a
large circle OF friends. has moved to Kan.
Mrs Nellie Mathews left for New OR.
leans Wednesday
Mrs. c. Bakclv and son, Willie r.. Wis.
tied the home folks al Richmond this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Crews Of Angleton were
the guests Of Mrs Britt and sheriff Davis
this week While here they were entor.
tanned by very enjoyable social.
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PALESTINE.

Mrs George Bmlitt left for home yes
tcrday. Her stay was SO short but few Of
her friends had a chance TO call on her
while here
Mrs. L. W. Brown has been home for
some days to the joy Of her husband aud
her many friends
Mrs Scofeld came in yesterday after
shor. visit away from the city
Mrs VIII Donney came In from Rusk
10 be with her father, Judge Reagan dur
ing his sickness
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. A, sternc arc enjoying
n visit from their daughter Mis-, Manic,
who Is taking vacation from her stenog.
raphic work at Beaumont.
Mrs. COlutt, sister and Mrs. Miles, niece
OF Mrs Dunk of this city returned to
their home in Michigan Tuesday night
after a pleasant visit Of several weeks
hero.
On account Of III health Miss Ellen Gould
has taken vacation from her school duties
at the Third ward public school and Is
visiting at Beaumont Pert Arthur and
Mrs Clements nee Butler) left for Mem
phis today TO join her husband
Miss Gertrude Hathaway returned home
yesterday from most delightful visit with
Miss irene Bowers. who has been home
for a few days, returned TO Austin TO
school today.
for Yoakum to visit her daughter, Mss
Marion Sandifcr. who is teaching at that
place and is reported quite sick,
Mrs. viii Woodland and baby, Isabel,
returned yesterday. from Longyicw Mrs.
count Of her little daughters sickness, but
the ittlc lady Is better now.
Mrs. A. S Gale Of ST. Louis Is visiting
Mrs Hutchinson on Dallas street Mrs.
Carrie Schrader when she visited PalcstlFe
several years ago.
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poses. The affair, though an informal one,
was very delightful An entertaining feat
urc Of the nights enjoyment was Il hyp.
nutic seaurc given by Mr. Thomas Ball
Of this city. Light refreshments were
served, Those present were Misses Marion
Spooner. RcSse Kendall Lavonia Hamp
kin Of Nptou, +. BIice Lyon, Anuia Ban
croft Lille Bland, MesSrs. Robert b.
Thomas BAH Dr. Covlc, P. b. Curry Jr,
\. Garyey. Drs Day aud Horace Sea
strunk, Vaughn Seastrunk and Mr. Cum
mings.
Miss Sammlc Smith is spending several
weeks in Beaumont visiting friends.
Mr.. and MIS-. $ 4. Robertson left this
week for Bay city. TO be gone for a fort.
night.
Mr and Mrs j. =. Burgess ot Beaumont
spent several days In the city this week
on pleasure
Miss Carrie Lesiarett Of Beaumont who
has been spending several days In the city
rs The guest Of Miss Sammic Smith. left
Thursday for home,
Miss Kate Rogers Of Beaumont spent a
few days in the city this week as the guest
Of Mrs w q Addison.
Miss Rigmaidcn. who has been visiting
Mrs. Percy, left this week for her home
In Lake Charles.
Mr. and Mrs. Bagclv. acson<snied by
their niece. Miss Mead, Of Minneapolis,
who have been spending part Of the win.
ter In the city left Friday for Florida
Miss Lo,ic Bryan who has been tho
guest Of Colonel and Mrs. Belts, left this
week for Dallas
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TAYLOR.


The Ladies' Social club met Mt tho home
of Mrs. A. f D1brpv Wednesday after.
,o.. A.. -. a..
~ '"e u''oia'iohs were oniploSeu
palms, EeranumS and yiolIts, which were
dantily arranged ana set off tho hand
soma ,,.a,.,,t.,-,,. ,r,l.,,
'' ''''''''7' WY en'e'''''S' IloS ~
sVe enasramS was the game chosen 70"
the occasion. zach table being suppllcd
with dccl NJ oI,botot o,rd, ana oi,.o,
VI "'puu"'' '''"s anu given
lne SUBJECTS OF girls names, cities ana
towns, generals, magazines and ncwspa-
pers. authors rivnrS hooks and tbc eucss-
Inc nm. III tt
-, "uH V'''e Sp'' t'u' AZ inc conclusion
Miss Wright aud Mrs. Briggs sang seyera,
beautiful duets, and Miss Wright rendered
several SOLOS Inc refreshments were OF
most tempting nature and enjoyed i'm
JJC?ncs John I. Black h c Briggs, =. o.
MNiNon' {. Mendcl, w. NJ. Williams, L, w.
;Naate', q. J. Busn, Forest Marley, {.
i-''irtl, T. NJ. Nooddll u. q. Noble, Il. K.
l., Henry, G.. r. Paine, ]. B. Earthman,
Sar' B"nnett, II. u. klmbro, W. NJ. Gar.
Ttt Joe Bennett II. G Mdntor, Bernard
nroWn OF Houston, DIR. J.. +. Black, Misses
Marian Lucy Wright Of Carthage, Mo;
Laura Driskill of Austin. Nicholson OF
hamilton, Bush Of Missouri, Ella Davidsop
ana Carrie Bradley.
ueSday night at the Commercial club n
GGh,g was given by the young men The
a tendency to keep many away, but not
WlthSlaEdiug a jolly crowd participated in
we tripping OF the light fantastic of the
leipsiClorean art. The following were pres
EN-; MI and Mrs. Il, l.. Miller, Mr.. QUO
-. H. Pieutfcr and Miss Marian Wright OF
,afthage, Mo; Mr.. Alexander Hicks and
Mss lone Tucker Mr.. Joe Murphy ana
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Miss Lula stock entertained a number
Of her friends Monday evening with an in
formal dance, complimentary Ia DE- q. y,
Steck.
Miss Amelia Hcllworth left this week on
an extended visit 10 relatives in Flatonla,
la Grange ANA San Antonio.
Mrs. Ycttu Katz and baby NJ San An
tonic are the guests OF her sister, Mrs A.
Wolf
Miss Edna Lewis who has been teaching
school In Village NILS, Texas, returned
home Monday night.
Mis-. Rel Of Kcnney is visiting friends
here this week.
Miss Leila Pier left Wednesday to visit
In Keuucy.
A crowd Of Young people met al the
home ~ Miss Hannah May Lewis Wcdnes-
day evening and enjoyed an Informal dance
Miss stock was hostess OF the Ladies'
Card club Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lou Brewer Of Travis is tho guest
81 her brother Mr. Sam 4. Brewer.
Miss Gretchen Maetze has returned hom"
after spending several weeks with MISS
schultz 81 Hampstead
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HEARNE.

Misses Alma and Jessie Watson of Cal.
vert spcnt a few days with friends here
this week
Mrs Mamie william. who has been In
tho city for few days, went TO Franklin
Tuesday.
Mrs, W T. Smith left Thursday for
Willis, where she win spend some time
with relatives.
Mrs Lula Ingledow. after visit to
friends here, has returned 10 Franklin.
Mrs john 4. Welch has returned from
trip to St Louis where she bought
her line Of spring millinery.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lewis OF Georgia Is In the
city visiting friends aud relatives.
The postponed meeting Of the T. y. Waul
chapter Of the United Daughters Of the
Confederacy viii be held on Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. W. b. Mlers.
Mrs Halle Dunklln OF Waco. president
OF the Woman's Press association, was
,ue guest Of Mrs. I. c. Westbrook on
Wednesday.
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IL interesting literary program was carried

an interesting literary program was carried
out.
Mrs. VI. l.. Potash returned Monday from
Louisiana. whore she has boon visiting FOR
Jules Levy. whose critical Illness has been
chronlcled. Is improving nicely and Is now
believed To he out Of danger.
Mrs Hal Ashworth has gone TO Port
Lavaca for a two weeks visit to her moin-
or. Mrs ]. NJ. Bedford.
Mrs. c. 4. scott and children Of Port
Lavaca passed through here Monday en-
route 10 Athens on visit before going
to FL Paso, where they will make their
future home.
Mrs W II Thomas and children return
ed to her home ia Port LayncH Monday
after spending several days with Mrs a,
w Burroughs.
Mr. and Mrs G. c. Levi returned Mon
day from a months STAY in san Antonio.
J. H. Ewcll and wife of Golad passed
through here this week en- route 10 New
York City.
Mrs j. A. Donaldson accompanied Mrs.
V Weiss Ia Beaumont Monday aud VIII
visit there for several weeks.
Mrs Robert Wcisiger returned Monday
from a visit 10 Houston.
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MINERAL WELLS.

Mrs r. o, BraswelI has returned from
Weatherford
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Of Dallas are here
for the benefit OF the waters.
Mrs Amedell Of St. Louis has come here
Mrs. j I Kooken has returned to her
home at Ferris
Miss Mae Green has returned from Waco.
Mrs. A. a Mover and children have
gone TO Welser. Idaho.
Mrs r. W. Flagel ~ Houston Is here
Miss Willie McCreary has returned from
Fort Worth.
las.
weatherford visited here sunday.
Mrs Pearl Patrick OF WcathesSord Is
a guest ~ Mrs. s O. Glover.
Mr. ana Mrs. Tom Holt have gone TO
Honey Grove.
Mrs n l.. Price, guest Of her mother.
MIS- $. A. Holloway, has returned 10 her
home az san Angelo.
W II ray or and daughter Miss Sadie.
OF Fort Worth are at the Agnes.