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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09
Social News from
Texas Cities.
AUSTIN.

-s. erst event of the social week was
Il s,,..b wedding which took place at the
-, PRESBYTERIAN church with Dr. Wright
a ~,aiattpe. The contgacting parties were
IT,, fillle *. Jones and Mr.. \. A. Forbes
p.iosttnc. The bride is the daughter
~ rom Jones aud niece of District
n ttsrt Mr.. Forbes Is a son OF Mr..
i .,f,,oId Forbes of Houston The solo Sc
..,ad was ION, Promise Me- well rem
4 ,ed by Miss Louise Jones OF Austin me
ECONOMY over, sincere and hearty consrat-
6.,s,ions followed The happy couple viii
I'll, San Antonio and Houston before going
~ tbrlr home in Palestine
rho tea at Mrs. L. h Bakers on Tuesday
80 we'll attended. The following program
rendered during the afternoon The
4 ,ro,oeds Of the afternoon will be given to
Austin sanitarium. Instrumental solo,
~ Nest Moore; recitation, Miss karma
siisrno. song Miss Hattie smith; instrumen-
HI solo Miss May Morse; song Mrs. tu-
e. IlDyuie: duo violin and piano, Miss
FWco TjDs and Prof Ludwig, songs by
kttsses Pfanlin and Jackson, Mesdnmes Bell
a nj Rr,iIcv; fancy steps by Misses harma
specue and Hattie Smith.
a card party was given Tuesday after
loan bv Mrs. q. u. Parker, assisted by
III / W smith, Jr. A large number of
Ij1dies enjoyed the exciting contest when
EiroIly INC FIRST prize was won by Miss
III oIia Mexican and the second by Mrs. Lynn
EItuntcr The first consolation by Mrs.
ISaycrs aud the second fell TO Mrs. Howell
Tbe guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ray
mond mi, week are Mr. and Mrs G. II.
OF Dallas Mr., and Mrs. &. j..
lGloycr Ok Waco.
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BRENNAN.


from Athletic club rooms Friday night
THE ed an animated scene the occasion
Special complimentary dance to Mr.. and
No .ee Curry, popular members Of this
be REORGANIZATION, who were recently mar
IN Ge1he pretty hall was brilliantly fl
1 "ii9qs ted and handsomely decorated add
work. auty aud chiyalry OF Brenham were
day oed there TO do honor 10 The occasion,
uhtand march was led by Mr.. aud Mrs.
Germ to the sweet strains Of COINS or
salhfa, and the pleasures Of the e4ing
Sgnncetnot concluded uElil the sixteen mum
ognebn the program rad been danced ont
galahe gag aSscmhlage heard the last note
10 fHonf sect Home" and prepared 10
Fate 20 .ream Of the pleasures OF the
mig
som, Hugh Lusk entertained tho XIII
nOsi one or the most charming social or
new htinns Of the city, Friday afternoon az
andNilliamson home on Wcst Main street.
hne idition 10 the full membership of the
~ Misses Matte Giddings and Nav Tur-
hacp Riordan were guests Of the club, and
the 81 delightful evening was spent A
Ia ire OF the entertainment was a Glib
tim contest. Gibson picture being the
ftS' 70 The one beat Versed In the art.
Cfhs
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and Miss May Turner O'Riordau was
awarded the first prize. Delicious refresh
mcntS were served.
The Mi club aud the Bachelor Girls,
two Of the most popular social organiza-
tionS Of the city. composed Of fair fcmlnni-
~, were entertained Thursday afternoon
by Misses Grace aud Alta Gardner. Pro
grcSsiye cuchrc for Il handsome prize was
one Of the features Of the entertainment.
and WAS won 10y Miss DuSky Pennington.
II was handsome wooden nut howl deco
rated IN burnt work. Refreshments, con.
sistug OF peanut sandwiches, Il salad
course hot chocolate and cream, ice cream
and cake were served
The tennis girls met Saturday afternoon
on the Thompson lawn and whled away
the short afternoon playing their favorite
outdoor pastmc A large crowd Of young
people gathered on the lawn and Witnessed
,nc contest.
The XIII club was entertained Monday
afternoon by Miss Matte GiddingS. LIT
erary contests furnished feature NJ the
amusement. after which delicious refresh
mcutS were served
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sEALY.

w. /. SWANS colored troupe Of Nash
willie students was the attraction at the
opera house last Monday night.
Misses Prentice and Castleton and Mr..
L. F. Deal spent last Saturday In Gal
weston.
Mrs. W. c. whitney and Miss Alma
Howard visited In Beeyille today.
Mr.. John Moeckle and family moved to
San Antonio this week
Mr. II. c. whitney and wife OF Crowley.
La, are In the city visiting the family
of Mr. T.. o. Howard
Mrs. A, C., Wilson and Miss Addie Cas-
Teton were In Galveston Wednesday.
Mrs. y. e. Baker visited 10 La Grange
Thursday.
Mrs. r. H., Haynes is again able TO be
up after her Illness.
city.
Preparations are being made for ger
man to be given Thursday, March 20.
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

Monday night. March IL. ST. Patrick's
Day. the members OF Shamrock Hose com.
pany will celebrate their second annlycr-
sary with a grand mask bail at Market
hail The analr promises TO be an elah.
crate one and no doubt the emhlematleal
design Of the company win be worn galore.
Next Monday the Womans Monday club
will meet with Miss Ice Cromwell and be-
gin their course NJ study Of King John
the club having recently completed their
study OF Macbeth"
Last SUNDAY morning. compimentary
sail on the 1nr new pleasure Yacht Nayihad
VA rendered a number OF ladies' and gen-
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tended the Fife meeting for several days
ihi, week
Mrs r. NJ German and Miss Annie De
I.aney left Thursday to visit friends IN Dan
vile, ny.
Mr. H. II. Walker and wife. Misses MAJ
den Fly ana Willie b. Peck Mr.. n C..
Lawrcriz and Mr. e. Van Stedvtz Of Con
zalcs came no Saturday evening to attend
the Fife meeting on Sunday.
Mr. Austin and wife of Bay City were IN
the city last week prospecting and were
highly delighted with their visit.
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ORANGE.

Miss Mamie McCaulcy entertained few
Of her friends Wednesday night IN bonor or
Sir. Frank Cretmore. former Galveston
ian, who spent The day In Orange WhNe
en- route 20 Montgomery. Ala. Music ana
cards were the features NJ the evening a
very pleasant time was spent by al
Al the home Of AIRS Dr Seastrunk on
Friday night number Of the Fonns gen
tlemen aud ladies gathered for social puF'
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VICTORIA.

Tho choir ~ st. Mary's Roman Cathon,
church was recently rcorgaulzed with Miss
Kate Carroll as orgsnist and Miss Fsnns
Hcaton Of Cuero as musical director.
The w 7, Rogers chapter, United Daueh-
tors o. the Confcderacy, held the regular
monthly meeting Wednesday With Mrs NJ
wheeler. In addition to EoEtins business
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ANeLEToN.

< Matilda Fletcher delivered an interesting
lecture al the court house last night under
the auspices OF the Ladies' Guild.
The woman's Home Mission society has
let the contract for the paperiEg Of the
Methodist church. This was QUE OF the
churches destroyed by the 400 storm.
Miss salIe Greer aud Mr. Thomas -
Jamison were married wednssdey nizh..
inc an Instant. at the home pf the brides
parents. Or. and Mrs. Joseph Greer tsx
ahs bride, eG1clztsds
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SAN MARCOS.

Mrs. william Green, who has been visit.
Ing relatives and friends in Waco, re-
turned home this week.
Mrs. McCutcheon and daughter. MlsS
Birdie, visited in San Antonlo Thursday
Mrs. w. ID. Malone visited relatives in
Lockhart last week
Mr. aud Mrs. A. NJ. Ramsey, accompa-
MED by Miss Clara Daley. went 70 Lock
hart last Saturday visiting friends. Miss
Daley will remain several days.
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LocKHART.

Mr. Charles Hudson and family OF
yoakum arc visiting relatives In the city
this week.
Miss Minnie Hargls Of San Antonio Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. ". A. withers~
Miss Harris Of Austin IS visiting her
cousins. the Misses Mc.'ausland, and inci-
doniaily attending the flte meeting
Miss Robbie Wade OF Temple IL visiting
lsr friend, Mrs. j. NJ. Blanks.
Rev. sterling Fisher Of san Aarees At
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RELLvLLE.

Mr. and AIRS G. Il, savbell tot, sunday
for Cashier. o. T., TO visit relatives.
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just Received |
Three
Carloads
One Carload Iron Beds,
One Carload Mantels
One Carload Folding B,
eds Chiffoniers and Tables.

All Of the highest standard made the reliable factories Workmanship
finish guaranteed HE BEST, while the far below
chances being Disappointed finding the biggest bargains all picked by others
COME TOMORROW. first choice
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-31
OEMlNG.
From the Headlight.

From the Headlight
Otto Smith IL now the father OF an
other daughter. The little stranger ar
rived last Tuesday.
Pedestrians on Pine street can now
enjoy the walk in front Of the resid
ences of Lou H. Brown and j. =. BY
ron. Both OF these gentlemen have
had cement walks placed In front OF
their premises.
\ forest fire was seen in the Florida
range south of this town last Tuesday
and Judging by the huge volumes OF
smoke and flames that went up from
that section II must have done consid
cradle damage.
A letter was received by Judge l.. I
Marshall making inquiry for Thomas
+ Little. The letter was from his sis
ter. Mrs. Nichols, of Quincy. Ill Tom
my Little died in this city of smallpox
In the summer of 1899. He will be re
membered by all old residents of this
community, having lived here for many
years previous to his death
Professor Robertson is expected here
to attend the commencement exercises
of the public schools OF this city Thurs
day. but is not an applicant for the
principalship OF our schools again
There are several applicants for the
position made vacant by the going OF
Professor Stroup. but Professor Rob
ertson Is not one. Prof Robertson is
simply coming to witness the gradual.
ing of his old pupils and to attend 70
some unfinished business that he has
at Silver City.
A letter received in this city. dated
at Midland, Texas, stated that the wrl.
ter had heard that one Tom Murphy
bad been killed near this place some
two or three months ago. The writer
had learned that Murphy was suppos ed
to be going to Baca from this city at
the time he met his death. No news
of his killing is remembered by anyone
here. but II any OF our readers have
Ely knowledge of such facts and will
send them TO this office we will gladly
convey the same TO the inquiring par.
~. Possibly the intelligence. II true
might be OF great value 10 some one.
Mrs Clarence 4. Lombard who has
been resident OF this city for several
months past died at the rooms of Mrs
Pettey last "Wednesday night Mrs
Lombard, accompanied by her husband
and mother. came here last fall seek
ing relief from this climate for that
dread disease. consumption. but, like
many others. II seems she delayed her
coming too long, and although AT times
she. seemed to be better the end came
only too soon. The remains, accompa.
MED by the husband and mother. were
taken to her old home al Lewiston,
Maine. for interment, last Thursday
evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-31

Jones, and while here won a host OF
friends and admirers. who will wish
her all imaginable happiness in the
new life upon which she Is about TO
enter.
j. w Cox, who was in town from his
Datil ranch. has recently been guilty
OF reprehensible conduct. much TO the
surprise of his friends. A few days
ago while on his way to Albuquerque
he was beset by a life insurance agent
Failing TO rid himself OF his tormentor
otherwise he finally introduced the
agent to his wife and then drug it,"
John has not succeeded yet In quite
making his peace but hopes that the
day OF salvation is near
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met many old "rebs" at this. their
greatest reunion.
Ten days are said to be necessary
To communicate with parties on Bonito
and Ruidoso a distance of forty miles
We can get reply In better time than
that. Better mail service should be in.
stalled along small lines.
The cyanide plant at the Sonth
Homestake mill began operations on
tailings. The same parties who estab.
lished the plant there FIVE years ago
Gumm' 4 Co. are again operating the
reduction works. The supply OF tail.
ings will be largely taken from Baxter
gulch, mixed with slums from the
South yards, and there will probably
be enough to keep work going for a
year. The capacity of the tank is one
tank day, or about thirty.five or forty
tons.
Friends of +. G.. +. Uebrick will re.
greet to hear that he met with a serious
accident at Dallas. Texas. in which he
came very near losing his life. He was
in a runaway, was thrown from the We.
hicle. sustained very serious injuries
and has been under the doctors care
for three weeks. At last accounts he
was improving and out OF danger
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-31
SOCORR O

From the Chieftaln
The last vestigr 81 snow on the Mag
dalenas has vanished.
DR.. Duncan has bought the cid Ad.
vertiser building opposite the Grand
Central and will Mt 1t up for an ONCE.
District Clerk John Z Griffith Is kept
very busy In the discharge OF his offic.
ial duties In his usually efficient man.
ner.
]. A. Beal an efficient representative
OF the Albuquerque Citizen. was hus.
Ting for business in Socorro the first
OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Bartlett arrived
at home from visit of a month Ia
San Francisco and other points In Cal
ifornia.
w. II. Sanders came up from San
Marcial accompanied by Mrs. Sanders.
who Is just recovering from severe
surgical operation and will doubtless
soon be restored to perfect health.
The Whitney company OF Albuquer-
que has the most complete line OF
heavy hardware in New Mexico. The
company's extensive advertising Is q
guarantee that II Is doing a good busl.
ness.
G. A. Kaseman. president and mana.
scT Oh teiepHOne Cotnpduy VI AiDu-
querQue. was in town the first OF the
week on court business. While here
Mr.. Kaseman examined the situation
with view to establishing an auto
matte telephone system In this city.
John Smythe. citizen OF Socorro
nearly twenty years ago. arrived In
town from the Oscuras. where he Ia
now mining. He has plenty OF lead
and copper ore In sight and Is now
sinking for water. When this Is Sc
cured il will be well with Mr.. Smythe
| Captain Matthews has ordered mus
kets for firing salutes on Decoration
day. He is doing all he can to make a
success Of the exercises. Mrs. l.. Is
O'Gara will have charge OF the music
and the flower girls. Citizens are re
/ quested to save their flowers for the
occasion. Flower girls will call fol
them
| Invitations have been received IN
this city to the marriage OF Miss May
belle herr, Of Butler, Mo-, to Roy M
Wilcox on June 4. Miss Kerr spent the
winter In Socorro as the guest OF hel
| uncle an1 aunt. Prof, and Mrs. + A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-31

pany at Elizabethtown. passed through
for Chicago, where he Will accompany
his wife back To- Elizabethtown.
Walter Clements left for Idaho.
where he expects To make his home
several months at least The people OF
this section Of Cofax county regret
very much to lose Mr.. Clements.
Captain and Mrs. u. Sturges expect
To leave Santa Fe on the 2Sth for Ore
gon City. Ore. where they will remain
some time. The captain IL improving
some. and all will I've glad to hear II
He sends regards to all. along with
Mrs. Sturges.
Melvin W. Mills. who was for over
thirty years one OF the leading attor.
neys In the territory has again re-
sumcd the practice of law In Springer.
He has associated with him J. J. DAILY.
who recently moved To Springer and
as will he seen by their card In today's
paper, the new firm solicits share Of
the legal business of ColfaX and adj.
joining counties.
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-
SAN MARCtAt

From the Bee
w II Seminar visited FL Paso and
was in the social swim for few days
with his friend. c. II. Featherston.
Shortly after the appearance OF this
paper Robert Nis5et will be on his way
to Indiana to claim Miss Bessie Kelly
as a bride.
j. n O'Rielly. president OF the TWEEN
ty-second annual territorial fair was
in town and distributed the first batch
Of fair literature.
The first alfalfa crop In this vicinity
is ready for the NOV CT and when the
soil assumes little more frmness
the abundant crop will receive atten.
ton.
Mrs Maggie Patterson Allen died at
Mogollon. Socorro county. Pneumonia
was the cause of her death She was
aged So years. The interment was
made In the Masonic cemetery at Sill
yer City by the side of her husband.
She leaves considerable property in
Scotland.
Capt. NJ. Cooney shipped his spring
crop OF wool this week TO John Becker
at Belen. Three pounds more and the
shipment would have called for 5000
pounds. Some If the long wool was re-
tanned and will be used in the manufac-
ture OF mattresses
Mrs. Bower and her son. Otto. real
nice people from st. Louis. spent the
week with Mrs. VIM. Hockett Their
relationship to Mrs. Hockett Is that OF
aunt and cousin. Mrs. Hockett's girl
hood days were spent In the home of
Mrs Bower, and their associations re.
suited In friendship that Is as strong
Ada . Ia ha. Las. tn1 %
their intercourse The visitors receiv.
ed every attention from Mrs. Hockett.
and have gone away With a good i'm.
preston OF Mrs. Hockett's cheerful
home and everything pertaining to San
Marcial
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Territorial Topics

! was supposed 10 have lodged in the
| ball.
| r. II. Lawrence. Jr.. arrived from
| California his mothers home. and has
| gone to visit his father and brother
who are on the ranch of Posey Page
! In the Santa Rosa country. Tom Law.
! renee. 81. was AT one time very
! prominent man in this city.
Mrs L. II Kcrlee. 1917 Center street
! Little Rock. Ark. Is IN the city looking
after local property interests Mrs.
| kerleo lived in Las Vegas for twelve
years. During that time she conducted
a millinery store on Sixth street. She
| has two houses and lots on Railroad
avenue She removed to the city of
rose six years ago Her husband is
the proprietor OF the Rose City Bot.
Ting works of Little Rock This is
Mrs Kerlee's first visit TO Las Vegas
for two years She will be at the
Santa Fe hotel for several days and
will then go to Colorado. where she
will spend the summer.
Herbert u Romero has in his pos
session n copy of the Ulster county
New York Gazette. of January 1. 1904
giving "A detailed account of the death
of George Washington Mr. Romero
liable relic.
W Y. Black. wife. and their daugh-
tors. Misses Hula and Myrhl Black
will arrive from Illinois. Mrs. Black Is
the sister of Dan Rhodes. and Mr.
Black is brother OF NJ. r. Will ANS.
He is chief clerk of the superintend-
ent's department of the Denver divis.
ion OF the Santa Fe.
r. y. Billiard who has host of good
friends in Las Vegas who are always
glad To see him left in return To his
home In California. Mr.. Bullard is one
of the heaviest stockholders in the Las
Vegas electric light company
Las Vegas came dangerously near
being represented in the fierce storm
that swept Goliad. Texas, and the Gulf
coast. Lr and Mrs. c. T. Hockmeyer
were on their wedding tour, Mr. Hook
meyer having married Miss Perle
Rothgcb last month. They had planned
to he on TIE Gulf coast just at the time
Of the storm. hut had very fortunately
been detained in Old Mexico. Mr..
Rothgeb was much relieved to get this
news of their detention
Today the furnishings of the public
school in the city hall are being re-
moved to the Castle school building
That building will he ready for occu-
pancy and school use September /.
whether that he LABOR day or what.
Miss Maggie Butcher. superintendent.
is wondering whether or not the many
young men who have constantly come
to the city hall during school hours in
the past session to see the young lady
teachers about church music. picnics
and other vital public school business,
will now plod their weary way to the
far OF Castle school and still be as
Jealous as ever in their interest in pub
lie education
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-31

frost this week killing many lambs
Hon T. ID. Burns lost over 1000 sheer
while other sheep owners lost even
more.
one of the jail prisoners named
Adolf krumpegel. refused to work on
the streets. City Marshal Weidner pu,
California boot weighing fifty pounds
on him. krumpegel was glad to work
after that.
Mrs. ~. r. Slnsser. of Massillon. Ohio
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Jefferson Reynolds at Las Vegas. was
the guest of Territorial Secretary and
Mrs. j. w. Reynolds. Jefferson Ray
nolds, father of the territorial secre.
tary, accompanied Mrs Slusser to
Santa Pc and to Las Vegas again this
forenoon.
Colonel j. Francisco Chaves and
family have left for their ranch at FL
Progreso. They will make the trip by
rail, going via FL Paso to Torrance
over the I'll Paso a Rock Island rail.
way. From Torrance to FL Progreso
is only twenty miles overland. Before
returning Colonel Chaves will make
official visits To the school districts of
Lincoln, Ote o and Dona Ana counties.
His family will remain at the I'll Pro
greso ranch for the summer.
Jose ID. Sena. acting as deputy sher-
In, brought down from Tierra Amar.
lila. on Saturday evening. Juan Gale
gos. sentenced TO seven years in the
penitentiary for murder. Sheriff Read
will bring down later in the week.
Manuel Martinez and Ricardo Lobato.
each to serve seven years for murder,
Francisco de Herrera. two years for
wife beating; Noe Gallegos five years
for assault to kill, and Jose Archuleta.
one year for the larceny of cattle. Gal.
legos was brought down alone because
MARITIME and I.obato had threatened to
30 him bodily harm at the first oppor.
turity for confessing to the murder
which landed them In the penitentiary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-31
SPRING r.
From the Stockman.

From the Stockman.
NJ. w. Mills expects to make a triT
east next week.
j. j. DAILY has been admitted to prac
tice In the courts OF the territory.
Miss Ollie and Nellie Littrell are ex
pected down from Ration next week on
a visit to their sister, Mrs. q. w. Ward
or and family.
J. w Quick and wife now occupy the
rooms In the court house vacated by
j. c Taylor and family. moving there
Wednesday.
In the district court for Colfax coun
ty the Floersheim Mercantile company
has brought suit against +. J. Baca Il
secure the payment Of $500 note.
II. J. Reiling. of the Orc Dredge com
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WHITE OAKS.

From the cage.
A. A. Highfll returned from Lin
coin.
Mrs. Fred Smith was In from the
ranch.
Edward Thompkins returned from
Cananea, Mexico.
Il. II. Talbert and wife were In from
Jicarillas purchasing supplies.
James Mccoy is sinking the well
deeper on the old Hyde ranch on Three
Rivers.
Mrs. w. c. Mcdonald and daughters,
Margie and Frances. returned from Cal.
ifornia. where they have been staying
since last October.
DR. and Mrs. A. G. Lane returned
from the Confederate reunion at Dal-
las. Texas. The doctor was a surgeon
in the Confederate army. and no doubt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-31
INDIGESTION

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Money refunded II you are not salts.
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