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LOCKHART.

Public q ltertalnmeuts-socl and eiuca-
tioual--arc becoming much more frequent
of late; thea have been several during the
past week, moug them the entertainment
last Friday yening by the Catholic Sisters
for the nenel of st. Mary's convent. tho
scientific lectn re Saturday evening by Prof.
Clark at the Z ark Library auditorium, and
the meeting Of the y. b. De Bray chapter
of the Daught IT'S OF the Confederacy,
Thursday evenlA at the residence Of the
president, NIls N Preston. Several other
entertainments arl booked for the present
week.
Mrs. Allah McIho we'll, Lotkhart's popular
and enterprising NN insurance agent, paid
n business visit to u entrees Wednesday,.
Mrs. Fred Gomi.Siu left Monday to Join
her husband at the " new home IN Denison
where Mr. Gomillh9m hats gone into Ousi-
ness.
Miss Hattie Gillett is la the city, having
dence In New MeXio'. Muny friends are
pleased to learn that she Will remain here
permanently.
Mrs, G. ". Rylnnder of Temple came in
Tuesday aud she and .ner husband W u
make l.ocRhart their fu hare home.
Mt W. H. Baylor aud T W. Sdsieed Fe'o'
Mrs. ], j. Lawler Of d mes was shop
ping In the city Monday.
Mrs. 3. Pannell and her Nttle grandson
John T. Belrens, are Visith V relatives IN
Mis. zula Blanks and Miss Rosa Trlgg
have returned from visit to Z aumont.
Mrs Ray and son, LamkiuE went TO
loakum on a visit to relatives he hgst OF
the week
Miss Vcda Allen has gone to alta, Nd school
at Huntsville.
Miss Pcurla Bopton went to Lui az Nel-
nesday to attend at the bedside of N r sick
aunt, Mrs, Washburn, who died WecM esday
night
Mrs. l. Washhurn. who died in lit Ing
Wednesday nig0t, was buried in the "A ick'
hart city cemetery Friday afternoon
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,LLANo.

Miss Allie Stoudenmier left Thursday for
Mobile. Ala, where she will visit relatives
and friends.
Mrs. T !, Nora ig visiting relatives at
Willow city this week.
Miss lone Mabry Of lSing6apd visited her
father here this week.
Mrs. John A. Weeks and little daughter
went TO Goldman Inst week to visit reln-
tlycs and friends Mr.. Weeks accompanied
them as far as Buruct, returning the same
day.
Mrs George Gibbons Of Houston arrived
here Tuesday night dad TO gther with her
husband and two daup hters, who have heeu
here several days. vall rerbain here quite
awhile enjoying tQc healthrglving climate
ot this section, They are tue guests at the
Algona.
The concert given ny the Algona Satur
day by tho Episcopal guild, Of Ilano was
n success In every purticultir, and a large
crowd was present.
Matilda Fletcher Is billed to lecture Mt the
court house next rutsday night on the
subject rs Man An AnEelT'
Miss Clara Watkins entertained her Sun
day school class last Midday evening ut
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, C. II. Porter with
delightful candy pulling, The children
amused themselves by aging the different
paror games, after which all repaired to
the dining room and there engaged In an
old.fashioned candy pulling Quite a nice
time was spent by all
The ladies of the Christian church gave n
supper at the home OF Mr. and Mrs h, A.
Mclunis last Friday night. Quite a large
crowd was present and the ladies had ar.
ranged most magnificent. supper. Of which
all pnrtook.
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sEALY.

in Bay City.
Miss Hettie Bartles Of Glddings visited
sealy last week She was here to see n
German specialist about an ear trouble.
Mrs Eva Howard and little daughter
Merle visited Eagle Lake last week.
John Phillips, ST., and wife of sam
Felipe were visiting relatives last week
Miss Ida Lockwood has gone to Ia
Grange to spend the remainder of the win.
Ter with her sister, Mrs Leo Vocklc
Mrs L. +. Dial has returned to Bav C,tv
HLSsr spending week at her old home
MRS Is. Connoughtou and daughter Ntrs
j. w. Luder, aud two children ~ Vicro,Ia
are visiting Mrs. Dr. Sigler. 0''"'
Mrs W. S, Hood has beer, on n visit D.,
relatives aud friends In Wallis ~
,,Mrs V, b, Baker spent last Monday In
A.rs D. 5, Humrlchouse and cousin Me,
!; v Carlisle have been on a visit TO- , niss
yves In Chappell Hill WA
Mrs Il. f. Haynes spent last Sotr.1,..
IN Belville the guest Of her norer 1,u' Wy
ana Mrs. John KiZer F>"''' MI
Mrs. Robert Flack, Jr.. md b,b, ....
4 few days last week Mt Lake Sido sP4.Ht
line Of the Cane BELT. where NJ uI On tne
employed rs engineer. 'acA is
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HALLETsvlLLE.

Miss Nellie Elstner left Friday for San
Antonio, where she with attend school
Miss Henrietta Tinklestein is visiting rela-
lives at Luling this week.
Hon. $, c. Patton and wife returned yes
terday from San Antonio
Mr. and Mrs, w. II Heye, accompanied
by Mr. aud Mrs Folk, have returned from
Europe.
Mrs. Annie Tully returned to Pearsal
this week after spending some time nc the
bedside OF her father, Mayor Hester. who
has been seriously 81
Miss Helen haulbach of La Grange is
visiting Mrs. w. Il. McCutchan
Miss Emma Strunk of Oakland is visit
ing Miss Cassie Ledbctter.
Miss Fannie Arnim visited relatives IN
SonZules during tho pust Week.
Albert Schatzkc knight of the grip
from san Antonio, called upon our luel-
chants during this week.
Mrs. j Il. Lay ana SON Nynne h0ve re
turned from several weeks visit TO Bry
an,
Mrs s j Wagner and brother, sam
Samusch, left Wednesday for Gonzales.
Miss Lizzie Robb, after spending pleas
ant visit here, returned to her home IN Sau
Antonio ON Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Knight of Houston visited
here THIS week.
Mrs. w 6. BAR left Wednesday for Oak
vile to visit relatives.
from weeks trip TO Houston.
The Sesame club VIII meet Saturday.
y ebrunry Il, at the home of Mrs Patton.
Ahe program is as follows;
subject George Washington.
TIE Father of our Country. ............
..., .;;.,.............. Miss a. %. Lay
Washington as a General and President
Ma AHA Washington the Housewife.
Hol pes, ode of woshingtons Birth,
ny ,...,-............ Mrs. Lnmkin
4 tN.Dttinp Story Afige Enl1tt I4.rbv
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structiop Wal ID her school children are re-
ceiying
Friday aftpt noon was opening day Of the
West End Sg4 lal club and the pretty homo
OF Mrs. u. q De Mnrrptt was oiled Win
the enthuslnt IL members Of the cldh nul
other Invited guests. The dOwnnoar ~
rain anu the. low. dirk clouds driven w
tile cold nor ] wind outside were al' for
gotten when once inside this charming
home. with - Bright warm ores and coy
rooms nprf ned With fresh roses nud
violcts rtd v ere the sweet. winning was
az the hcstca nihdp ~ feel rornUy wel-
coircd An ~ cellrnt musical program was
enjoyed after & he husurss session wrs az
Delicious Aniu ties were served. This club
has lust bFcu organizad aud bids fair to
hr Il source u inurli pleasure TO the NOM
hers. Tho roll contains the names of twrn-
Is Of Bgyau's most heliunt women. Mrs
John ST. I ~ reHcr 'vns elected president
and Mrs D. q Dr. Mnrrett grcietdrT,
Tho ChndnR Dlshn club WIS organized
rrucsanv nfttr .onn With tho foilnwing oth.
ucrs prcsldeN Mfs. Clin y. Adams SOC
retarv. Mre 4 onry G. Rhodes Tito club
Il cpnlposed o. twenty ladios und Will mort
twice evenr = d smith NJ 10 cciock FridA
morning Thu , luh roll includes the uanes
~ women who arc cure 70 make q sgcgoo,S,
" whatever the undertake. hence a bright
and promising uture for this club is as.
sttrcd
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

on last Saturday evening Mrs, q. r. Scott,
president Of the womans Monday club Of
this city, gave luncheon az her beautiful
residence, on South Broadway, IN honor Of
Mrs P. V. Pennybacker, president OF the
state Federation Of women's clubs, who
was spending the day here as the guest Of
THE local club, The rooms were beautifully
decorated in the club colors pink and
lvhite-and the table was laden with every
dainty suitable TO the most delicate palate.
There was large number Of members
present and the evening was enjoyahiy
spent In pleasant repartee, wit and CONVEX
Eatioh. The hostess did herself credit on the
occasion and proved an adept from stand
point Of entertainment MS well as catering
to the needs OF her guests
At night the Monday club rendered Mrs.
PennybBcker a grand reception at the
Knights OF Pythias hall, which had been
beautifully decorated for the occasion with
artistic and appropriate decorations. a
large number OF invited guests had as
senibied there 70 -indnlge in the evening s
pleasure, and a most enjoyable few hours
were too quickly whirled away. During the
interim Of the reception the distinguished
guest made an interesting address on tho
Food and purpr4eh ~ this Stats federation
stz~ ~ kps9ksf ar prfsEni aith hfr llmely,
eieAusnt and intArsstiHg discourse,
big SURPRISE party and reception we're
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BRYAN,

Miss Marie Adams hns returned from
pleasant visit to El PRso,
Miss Mcdonald OF Houston was the guest
OF Miss Charlotte Stoddard this week
Miss Nettie Breitz Is visiting friends In
Nayasota.
Mrs Ira Gooeh and children OF Navasota
visited MIR. and Mrs. John MeCarquodale
this week
Mrs Hosklns OF Houston is the guest of
Mrs. e. S. Weeks.
Mrs. Kate Schilllng OF Te1arkana has
been the guest Of her parents, Judge and
Mrs. A. c. Breit2, this week.
Mrs. j.. Allen Myers is visiting friends
IN Waco.
Mrs. W. w James OF Austin is the guest
Of DR.. and Mrs j, w Howell.
Miss Foster OF Arizona Is the guest OF
Miss Hattie Webb.
Mrs John y. Henderson has returned
from pleasant visit to her daughter Mrs
Is, Is. stone, at Ballinger
Miss Crudgington, after a visit OF several
months TO Pine Blum and Little Rock,
Ark, has gone to Galveston to visit her
sister. Mrs, John C9dy, before returning
The Shakespeare club held it's regular
| weekly meeting az the home Of the presl-
dent, Mrs w. M Oliver Thursday after.
noon, Having finished the study OF AN
| thony aud Cleopatra" the club has taken
up the Tanning OF the Shrew." The text
reading for the afternoon WAS act g. Mrs
/ Dhnshy read splendid paper on "Engush
/ Women as Shakespeare Knew Them. "a
| Journey 20 Florence was the title OF n
! beautiful paper read by Mrs. Hines Roll
| call was answered with quotations on
Husband" Miss Kate Friend o. Waco.
| whose fame is National as our very hest
! Shakespearcan scholar, and under whose
able guidance tho Bryan Shakespeare Climb
/ has progressed so successfully since its or.
/ ganlzation, was present AS guest of honor
! Her words Of advice ana encouragement
are always appreciated. and on this occa.
sion her talk was fun OF valuable informa.
! tion 70 the members OF the club About
I 100 club women were present and whom de-
| lieous punch was served. All Joined In the
| toasts and words Of good cheer 10 Our
! President" "Our Club" and TO "Our
! Guests"
! free exhibition Of drawing, painting ana
| designs by Miss Ethel Hutson and her art
pupils was held Saturday at the Bryan
Academic and Collegiate. institute. The
wsIsA sGs~ss rfs s,snala sha rs Ptrsssssss
guidaree OF Miss Hutson 4 wendsrful.
Bryan u Justly proud o. this eyaReA q u.
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rendered Mr.. Chesto Heath on his arrival
home Wednesday might from prolonged
stay In Boston, at the Conservatory OF
iNIusic BY a number Of his young friends
Master Cheston, though not yet In his
eighteenth year, Is pne OF the most gifted
musicians IN Texas, and has graduated from
the conservatory with the degree Mus
Doc" The evening was enjoyably spent
and the young folks were indeed happy to
see their now distinguished comrade again
In their midst.
Miss Alice Heard Of Refuglo is here visit.
Sing her friend, Miss Maud French, on Broad
s DR.. Brooks and wife Of zacatecas, Mexico,
n on a visit to relatives In Corpus Christi.
\ frs. c. ]. r. Johns arrived here wedncs.
dan night from Philadelphia to visit her
n ss Matilda Muuge left this week for
Mc1 leo to spend some time visiting her
brod her
Mn Agnes Curry arrived here this week
from Rock Springs to spend some time
VISIT Nc her brothers and sisters In this
Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner OF Ray county,
Missou RI arrived here this week 10 spend n
while , listing Mrs Gardeners brother, Mr..
John n cClane.
Mrs. George Gilbert aud sou Of Thomas.
ton, Coz n, are here on visit to Mrs. A. G..
Heanev Mrs Glibert's sister,
Mrs w lllnm Headen, after visit NJ sew
rrni we'd to relatives iu Corpus Christi,
has return cd to her home iu Pueblo, Mexico.
Mrs Al drew Anderson returned home
this week . rom q several weeks visit TO Ter
sister Mlsi Maggie Grant, IN Laredo
Mr. and ! Mrs. Harry c. Holman ~ san
fjlrso arc ( visiting IN Corpus christi this
week Us g,A sts Of Captain aud Mrs ", j.
tttthpgt
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BELLvGLE

Mrs. Jim Cannon Of sealv spent Tuesday
in this city, the guest Of her sister, Miss
Kennedy.
Mrs. Fanny stern Is visiting relatives in
Beaumont
Miss Bessie Tordtran left Thursday for
smithvllle. where she expects TO spend sew
eral weeks with her sister Mrs. W r. p
Thompson.
Miss Evelyn Sterling Of Frydic. Texas
visited here last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A Wolf spent the past
week IN the Territory.
Mics Tille Haak returned this week from
Becldlle,
Mr. Horace Cleveland and family OF Cald-
well have returned and win make this
place their home.
Kisses Whitfield and Ludwig Of Sealy at
terCicd the teachers institute here last Sat
urd1y.
SiGs Ida Haggerty Of Austin spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, j. w.
Manbing
Mrs. John Thompson has returned after
spending the winter with her mother in
Elntouia.
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q. 4 -tso~ .,4...,t..o, tks .,.,,,
hrS y 'lte' .N''t ,''n'u 'us iue',i'
bors ~ the Wh 81 club with their husbands
md Fave iryit "a guests Monday evening
No.. I.,..,,-t a.. o,rence won Tho srst rrisc
VII '"uI uanu -
mud Nj Grove kt nneaN tine ooonY' = tWo'
course lnnrhopn 4 snlnds, WATERS. olives,
90 Co., ,-.,,,r ., 4 cnke WINS served after
,"u''' ''' '.,"", ,, .,., o,ot...,, ,,.,.
the gume. Music u VI" '"e '"'nesLIo WIS
enjoyed throughout the evening, Dancing
,,... tho ,,4o,ssp+ ann 1 to the evening
| 40, ,.t.. A. ,,...
me merry wives ''' WIN '''', "D''
Hrupes TUESDAY Iftc- '"'n Mrs. Frat1er
,you frat p,iza md Mira Bright the second
- .rbo,, ,,.s,. .,I,. o.,
lh IA' bth' "i e NhLF' 'N
bles oliHd with 'ayer% hummer "t
aucsfs sutsita ,f th, Climb were invited fo-
,.,-., m. u.nre Nresdptpas
l"' '''''N"'H 'H'H
Frlsht. Mcluldtn, PRATT n NV hodEta' H.
govE'u. Crnry Keith ron . / - Polk e
W.. ,,,-.. a.. ,.t end rostaf rba
"l'''' 'i's''H ''-" N''''
refreshments We're salads. 'u"'''"le' -'''
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NAt loepocHss.

on Wednesday, evening the United Dnueh-
ters OF the Confe eracy had q pleasant and
most Interesting , meeting at the home OF
Mrs. r. e, Schind or. The president mud
vice president beh < absent Airs Ronnd
Jones presided. At roll call fifteen members
responded by giviD, the name Of somc
Texas hero Mrs. z NJ, Dotsou, the histo-
riau, had set Of 90 9stious on the lesson
for the day, oil Of . hich were correctly
answered by each men her, showing they
wore more or less iutera ted IN the subject
After the answering Of IN 'esuous, the chimp
ter sang "Old Folks at II, me- Then Mrs
Of the he Of General EarI Van Dorm Miss
Ccneyieve Jones rendered 0cul SOLD, 4 ue
Grapevine swing With per ect connd7nee
and appropratvness. The soma our SoGth
land, 6y the chnpter. carried the thoughts
OF the Older members back 20 the uuFs
Of the sixties The chppteT 'ppreGlhted
Miss Ices friendly missiye asN mailed u
COP, q the Sentinel 70 the cha9tet, ,i at
Dallas Three guests were prtent, Mis
Nusmer Of Houston, Miss Gennieye Jones
mud little Miss Louise }nrrisout, me neg,
Ms J. j Baker and children returned
from shreveport Tuesday night
Miss Kori Wilson enteTtainc@ few
friends Tuesday night al the homc' Of MIS-
Il Garrison The entertainm el was
ilGq a :" fr rG@Sr Of Miss nss Mso 9 fr5 chi
cago various and interesting gam Is. wcre
INDUCED I'm, after which refreshments were
served
lIr. and Mrs c. " Butt are visit Y 2 IN
Garrison this week. ~
The Scott Dramatic company has peen
giving interesting entertainments all ,tu!a
r'Cl, It the opera house
Mrs Sechest win entertain the Jun 1'I
3udo0vor society Mt her home Satur' Y
evening with q little party for the lit :
girls and loys.
Miss Bertha Parish gave q social on Tues,
dRy night GA honor Of Mr. Frnnk Mize OF
,ineola. quite q large number Of his ana
her friends were present and al appre-
catcd their Invitations by enjoying them.
solves very much Mr., Mizc WAS raised
/ bore.
Miss Mary Watkins md Miss Emma Whit
reid lott the hrst OF this week for Miss
Whithcd's home In stamford, Jones 19unN.
MIS- John burst and baby 10Y e. lEgt
| are the guests Of her sister, Mrs. c. ID
= 'us0n
Misses Lcrfc and Azelie burst and Annie
! Vvo CrubrhAeld, three popul1r ynrn@ 'naies
Of Ty'el gre visiting Mrs, G. H. Davidson
~ tlS Cuy.
NM T. H. Holmes Of Tenala is visiting
hrr tSStc. US. j NJ Sprbdlcy
The Eh3uiSiqua circle met 1t the home Of
Mrs Icorse King last Tuesday. one new
member Miss Fanny Wade.
Mr. T., w, Lucas and famlT ot ran
Mills, 1eyaO are 'isling Mr. and Mrs.
, John Lu1s
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CAMERON.

Misses Dollie Lisk and Lula Cass Of
BRENNAN visited Miss Lula May Hehey last
week. Miss Hedey returned home with
them for an extended visit.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Christian
church have secured Rev. Homer I. VII
son to deliver lecture for them ncr+
Weei:. HOAV
MAS Nettle Dorroh spent few DAYS
with home friends this week.
IT. ana MRS G, J. Tayloi attended the
LooA'S reunion on the large Looucy farm
near Huntington, last week. MIR. Loonev's
ehiid1n, with their husbands and tb@lr
92Aildre u, were gathered around the board
Nj wv P,e3saht occasion.
visiting relatives in Cleburne 80" ~
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MARLIN.

q very enjoyable game of progressive
elchre was the program at the Arltng,oo
hotel one night this week. The gnas,"
arranged the game, to which few Of NM.
y ps society people were Invited. Amor.
N visitors playing were Mrs. Fenfross
MA nellie Fentress, Mrs. Thomson A.,
R,s Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Lntz NJ
andA Mrs Ellison of Fort Worth. Mrs. sg5
Miss Breustedt and others. Procress,ra
euchS le a very ENJOYABLE and innSceri
game but 4 seems that Marlin soc HiiS,Sep ~
a litthS backward in taking Il W. ''' -
The "wednesday Social club mst ,,.,,
Mrs, j. nnkum this week anS WIZ
usual W d this popular clnh 4 seed ~, -
was had, hW notwithstanding their pi sale
uies the NAusiness Of the cinb wos Riess'
acted in dNe form and action taken AZ TO-
TO the pasltse Of bin IN the lerlsi3eiirs
rduirlng cA ss 70 compel propertr si onibr
70 huili good sidewalks They resliyn" tt5efs.
Merlin Is wauN ag IN this respect nc MY sn9'
tec NJ lecta e by Mrs SherwasT R ,na.
taken M and committee appointed ~
confer with then other clubs IN the nv 20
united effort - LOT
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coRsloANA.

Miss Lacy Rice entertained Monday even.
Ing complimentary TO Miss Hook Of Brad
ford. Pa, who Is well known here. having
been the guest ~ Judge Rice ahd family
ON two former occasions
MIR. and Mrs, 2. T. little at their home
south of town, entertained few OF their
friends Monday evening A delightful must
cal program was rendered aud some time
was spent in pleasant chat, after which
refreshments we're served and the guests
departed, carrying with them toe memoirs
Aiiss katt 1lrkwsa of Aubhaei ,.,,y 49,
entered MIS- Shsddsn's select school. ada,
i1g thereby another teefimsniN 70 thI1 ~.
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SAN ANGELO.

Judge and Mrs, Latham Of Memphis.
Tenn arc visiting in the city. The judge
IS reputed a mnlt-millonalrc while Mrs.
Latham Isl head of the Memphis local and
tennessee State Daughters of the Confed.
erncy orga Vfzations
dale on vita I. " H"uA-
:, MISS Edna lewis, who has been visltir,
Ballnger 'e'uPhsd 10
,. 4Gs' " ellis Of Dallas Is visiting her
MISS on CulS who has been visiting her
Gainesville N"' 'eturned TO
U @iSs Matte Radley has returned from
Miss Maude walls has gone to Dallas.
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where's he has accepted a position with the
liz 1Ste tresendo Musical society has elected
tho foiiowlng officers: Arthur Hp9parQ'
nresiLnt. While Terrell, vice president,
pt,J Me corn Butler. seCretnry.
ann r - ,.,,oi uosouerade ball of the Wood
man b, he given next Friday night, prom
iDes to bn tie browning social event OF the
season - ,, Ia t,,,oe ,ror.
III icf, Ntnidav with their children for
Mexlro ,vGere they will make their tempo
rary home. 49,. .,,. ,,,,,rto,o 81
~. - Dcntenhunm OF fills city auH Miss
RRosp Dennen0aum Of Houston on February
Miss Mary Christian hns returned 10 neT
yveeka to Miss Mary Abbott OF this city
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in two courses were served. Several !.
members We're added to the list dvTs, 4. &
meeting z
The High Five club met with Mn n >
Pearson Tuesday, Mr. E. n, Ri Ss,
the winner of the club hin. III -
meeting Will be with Miss Robbie Ran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Kendall 81 go,v-
have moved to their new home, ybet "a
just been completed near town
Mrs. Rosa L. Freeman az Houston II
iting her sister, Mrs S. J. Rande.
Mrs. Lumm of Houston Is the guest 4
Mrs, 7, Dyer.
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CALDWELL

The Caldwell Beauty club met l,s H.
Crday night with Miss Winnie Jenkni u
enjoyed a midwinter picnic.
Miss Mary Kinney of Austin 1 Witt,
her cousins, the Misses Matthews
Miss Lille Oldham Of Brymer va
guest of Miss Maggie Williams this vel
Miss jessie WomacE returned last Els
day night from an extended visit 10 nj
tives at Galveston.
The pupils of the high school are n
pairing to celebrate WaShingtons urAal
by rendering an elaborate program.
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J5WEU.

iee event Of the Aaason was the marriage
NeaneSday night Of RUINS Evans and Miss
.,,l~ MCDANIEL THE groom is member
" vac hrm Of Ande son. Evans & Eyans.
ana me bride Is a "a tighter Of Mrs. Mo.
RRs sE re ceremonr was performed by
beautifully decorated ana the toIr0 sN WIS
eonnies our 70 do honor 10 the popular young
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No. shot. confIlotln1 sEoT''

Lake Charles, La. February y, b
walking on the Southern Paoils NJ gg
evening west of westlake o sS-s b
calming to hail from New oSUgs sd " A
shot aud probably fatally Bley ,!l.
Farlow, section forehlnuiinl whils !,
that the shooting was boidup ws'
lows friends say thar ~ swalt iss q
tempted. Farlow Is held "
come of Riley's wounds.