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Ia PORTE.

Mrs l. x. Morris received at her home
Tuesday afternoon. and the event was one
Of the pleasant social affairs Of the week
The guests were entertained with music
on the piano by Miss Vcrna Morris ana
then INDUCED in an unique guessing con
test I'm which all took part Questions
were asked, the proper answers to which
were found in the Authorizations OF the
various states There were twenty ques-
tiors ana the contest proved full n m,
tnrnst md amusement Mrs, b. F Howgld
was awarded first prize, and Mrs; 7, - w.,
Rucbhols second. The guests present Were.
Tbe Misses Terhunc, the Misses Laird, Miss
stowe. Mrs. Conway, Mrs Brooks MA MA
\ Baker. Mrs NJ. c. Baker. Mrs Ron
acid Mrs jarvis. Mrs Blackwell, Mrs
Hopkins. Mrs Brownell, Mrs. ,keppe Mrs Mrs
Dnabholz. Mrs Howald and Miss Perhlns'
Refreshments followed, consisting OF cnoeo-
late, cake and candy ,,., A.,
Miss JpssicNcNcil went to MISSOURI hoh
dnv morning for an extended visit
The ladies Of the christian chu It 9r, An
day evening.
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GONZALES.


At the last regular meeting OF Gonzales
chapter, United Daughters OF the Confcd,
eracy the following officers were elected
for the year 1909 Mrs A. T. Barbour
president (reelcctedl; Miss Minerva Lewis,
nrst vice PRESIDENT Mrs w NJ. Cole. sec.
ond vice president Croclectedl Miss Anna
Nicholson third vice president (re-elected)
Mrs G, W. Monkhouse, fourth vice presi'
dent; Al- r. a Abcrnethy. recording see.
secretary We-ecctedl Mrs. " W. Glass
treasurer ire -elected); Miss Annie Reese
registrar (reelected). Miss Fannie Har
wood, historian re-electedA. This chapter
has q large and enthusiastic membership,
and outsiSs Of the social features OF the
order It Is doing a noble and patriotic work
In perpetuating the memory OF those who
fought for the Lost Cause" The order
has let the contract for marble markers
10 be placed al the graves Of all ConfGd
crates In the three local cemeteries. They
will soon be placed In position. IL is very
probable. that the order will, during the
year 1908 erect monument on drinking
fountain in the public park.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. h. Kennard entertained
a number of their married friends last Mon
day night, complimentary to Mr.. aud Mrs
j. r Lewis of Abilene who nre here on 2
visit to relatives Progressive high N.Y.
aud light refreshments Werc the FEATURES
II the occasion. During the evening Mr
J. r. Lewis presented the hostess with O
beautiful bouquet of white roses clesantly
arranged
Mir. and Mrs F. r Baker will leave here
soon for London England, to make tina
city their homo. Mt least for while. MI
Baker was called there to settle IN his
fathers estate and may remain AT his oil.
home.
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sMlTHvlLLE.

Miss Lena Brandon Is visiting In Cuero.
Miss Eula Reggie Of Hearne is visiting
Mrs Bette Chapplc.
Misses Frankie Leeper and sallie Morlnger
have returned from visit TO friends in
Lexington.
Mrs u. NJ stowe has returned TO her
home IN Luling after a visit Of several
weeks here.
Miss Bertha Girou n Pine Blum Ark. Is
visiting the family Of Mrs. G. w Ham.
mOnd.
Mrs W. II. Wilson has returned 10 her
home I'm Rockdgle after n weeks visit 10 her
sister, Miss AItie Shcariu.
Miss Rerthu Hills 81 Cleveland. Ohio has
returned home after spending the holilavs
with her sister, Mrs. G. +. Holmes
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heen here on a visit 70 Mrs. DR..
II Wednesday for Bolton,
n serie Erottenham OF Kenny IS here
ts fne guest OF Mrs. Dr. Pier.
fsod Ewing left Saturday for Bel.
r. she goes to take q special course
- Jackson of weimar IS here on
4 Nov sister Mrs A. u. Milroy.
ecsje simmons OF Waco, who has
On "A visit, the guest 81 Mrs. j.
Las has returned 70 her home In
L. Mrs. z. II. Franklin have re-
r.bolr home IN Austin, after spend
With Mrs. Franklin's par
.,oe,sehiedt. nee GRADER, is here on
- n,Sqn Antonio, the guest Of ner
rNrs II. W Graber.
III Mrs Ed Zurcher returned sat
from Balllnger where they
= holidays With Mrs. zurcher par
NJ simon wife and daughter, Miss
Ii returned 10 their home IN Dal'
srdav after spending the holidays
slmon's parents.
n p Flew5llen. after an absence Of
|ars IN Virginia, has returned TO teis
rucv and Marie Coleman, who
Ia here on a visit, the guests OF
Teaeue. returned 10 their home In
n Thursday afternoon
Ii Mrs John Robinson Of Seattle.
Psre here On visit. the guests OF
Mrs. A. W Watson.
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CAMERON.

Mrs +. b. Muse. after a visit to her
sister Mrs J. II. Beckett, returned home
to Dallas.
Miss Aria Pcndleton Of Temple is the
guest of the Misses McCord Miss Pcndle.
ton sang ut the Methodist church last sun
day.
Rev, and Mrs Challendcr have returned
from a visit TO Taylor
Miss Forest Tucker, after a pleasant visit
to friends here, returned to her home in
Fort Worth.
Mr. ana Mrs. Il. p. Hobbs Of Temple
visited their daughter, Mrs. Allen Hooks,
this week.
Miss Florine Sampson has returned from
a visit TO Palestine
Pleasant holiday entertainments were
given az the homes Of several " the young
people this and last week. Each occasion
was well enjoyed
The Knights of Honor celebrated their
installation With an oyster supper at Cole.
mans restaurant Tuesday evening, nt
which poetry and oloquence we're not lack
ing
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eeET sEeAR INTERESTS.

Representatives Of Michigan Factories
Hold Conference with Burrows,
Washington. January o Messrs. w S.
Humphrey. H. H. Hatch and James G. Nc
Phcrson representing the beet sugar In
tcrcsts Of Michigan. held conference to-
day at the committee room OF Senator
Burrows, for the purpose OF deciding on
a course Of action With reference to tho
cuban reciprocity treaty. After the meet
ing they announced That they had decided
10 walt until after the committee on for
cign relations should make Its report ON
the treaty before deciding on line Of ac-
tiOn. They expressed themselves I'm some
what skeptical terms ar 10 the possibility
Of securing any substantial guarantee that
there would be no reduction for the next
IKE years beyond the 20 per cent provided
by tho treaty saying that their principal
fear lay iu tue operation Of the clause
which protects Cuban sugar 10 the extent
Of - per cent over an other sugars.
The nirn tBid they bad made m can
FHssss NJ tbs senate and would msks noRs
until after the eommittss reports.
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Soldie, have returned 10 their home in
tyter ofter a pleasant visit 10 Mrs. Pet.
tugk daughter Mrs A Marks
The Woodmen 81 the World held public
installation az their han Wednesday nlrht
Inc nail was beautifully decorated with
small cedar trees giving Il the appearance
ot beautiful forest primcal The install.
ishuon ceremonies were impressively con.
Quoted by Past Camp Commander p W
Fr9ntz Hon, c. ". Kenard OF franklin
ana camp Commander y X. r. Hanna
ana Rev. c. ] 0xlev delivered eloquent
addresses concerning the principals ot the
order and the beauties II fraternity. The
program consisted also OF highly com.
mendable music and Rotations The ban
1uet which followed NJ the city hal! Is
generally conceded TO be one Of the most
elaborate ever served in Calvert and was
dispensed with q truly loynl hospitality
characteristic Of this popular lodge
The Calvert Gardouyorciu has elected
the following officers FOR tho ensuing year
y, Pntsch, president: c. O. Shelnnder. Vice
president. Theo kawettCr. secretary: r.
Conetz, treasurer; Adolph Myor. b. Brun
ner aud Gus Drummer, directors
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WHARTON.

j. z B. Stewart chapter held It's
4 meeting Monday and ofdcors were
as follows Mrs Bolton, president:
'NeCamly, drst vice president: Mrs.
second vice president. Mrs. w. o.
4 neasurer Mrs n. Cline CORE
lns secretary; Mrs R. A. Armstrong,
'ns secretary. II was decided to give
'ption on the 10Th, Lees birthday. and
IONS were Issued to neighborine chap.
MRS Boltou viii he hostess on tho
'sant affair. 7'"''''' "
NrN CENTURY club held its first meet
X tne holidays on Wednesday. The
p,ugiam was carried out under Mrs
H aMe direction, she being leader
II afternoon The report OF Mrs
a. cualrmRn Of the hagar committee
Iau ana approved A note Of thanks
'Suoeted the committee for efficient
l'"e toward raising funds for public
OLIVER Of Victoria has been the
/. pi Nre L. r. Guitar FOR several DAYS.
n44lrI' who has been visiting Mrs.
IN aus eit FOR the X, O. ranch last
Nate Phillips has returned 70 Dol
mere she Is teaching. N ~ w
'citr lne chaperoned a large party 10
~ TO me ball on the Both.
san,nnr E''lSon has accepted a position
uIInoni; she left Friday.
.bey mas returned from Alabama,
sr ana n9s been spending several weeks.
! mst srT; V. II. Merriwether will IL
4 pnsske Wharton their home.
Il fror, huston and family have re.
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osoMLEY. IA.


Niss Lille Dorin Of c,nterviile was the
suest Of the Misses Saint during the pas,
week
Mrs John Landers Of Indianapolis a..
rived IN Crowley last week and viii spend
the winter at the home OF her son. Il. J..
Landets
Ars. DR.. Raney is in Lafayette this week
whiting at the homo Of her parents.
Or. and Mre II. B, white OF Gueydan
spent last Sunday with fricuds In Crowley.
Miss Eddie Watson returned Sunday from
visit during the holidays at Natchi-
toches
Mrs. f T.. Allison returned Tuesday TO
ner nome IN Newton, Kan. after q visit OF
three weeks with her SONS here
Mrs. Thomls II. Lewis. Jr went TO LAT.
ayelte on Friday to meet relatives
AT the residence Of Mrs W. j. Harrl.
son, Wednesday afternoon. the Ladies'
noon at cards Mrs Harrison is an excel.
tent hostess and took special pains to m Ike
tniS occasion an enjoyable one The PRICES
were very pretty and were c,oseiy contest.
Cd for by the participants in the games
Slrs. hiram Carver was awarded one.haif
dozen beautiful china bread.and- butter
plates Tor being the most successful one,
anu MIS- James l.. Wright was given the
second prize, which consisted If two after.
cinner cups and eaucers The loue.hut d
prize, an olive dish was won bv Mrs. IS
danes NJ Pintard. w r. Lawson. i
= Lowell Tom Carver james L. Wright,
y Il January W. Z Ellis. !. G Med.
lenku, William H Carver, waldemar Ian
Misses Lizzie Bolton, Natalie Neelis, Celiue
Fremeaux, Elsa Sonier aud h. LIE Breton.
The Crescent Dramatic club, which SO
The Lady Of Lyons, during the holidays
for the benefit Of Christmas Charities. viii
repeat the performance at an carly date for
We benefit of the Catholic church Of this
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cuERo

Nr.s Rpulab Blackwell of Hochhelm IS
a,ost NJ tho home Of Mr. NJ. J Bake.
Hrlssol Annie Calhoun and Cert lde
element nre visiting friends at Charco.
Mr. and Mrs. oscar Eckhardt have ar
r,ysd from Yorktown and VIII make Gro
Mrs Warner Pottlcolas OF u Pdso Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. A. , David Gn,
wednesday at high noon MISS bo tx tn1i
~ sherman were united IN marriage a me
p,,tiSt church Rev w NJ. Wolf ofhciat
Ing. Nessrs. Edwin Miller Of sherman
t,reU jr Of this city aided as ush-
ers After the ceremony they we're driven
~ INC home n the bride, where a stump
tuous dinner was served. Mt. ana III,
q Neal left on tho l O'Clock tram TOT ayr
bcna ia sherman, - a 49,
THURSDAY nornlHE az .hs hshe ~ W
brides parents, Mr.. and Ars' Gus NsA"'
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HALLETsVlLLE.

L. Mrs. F Hnlje are at home after
10 relatives at High Hill, schulen'
Nj Weimar.
Paul plttman has returned from
her old home in Yorktown.
IN Mrs J. B. Middlebrooks have re.
hon a protracted stay IN Marlin.
ke,chman and family are preparing
10 orange. e., ,
',lanburg have been visiting the fam
Mrs Frank Young.
IA schwartz Of Schulenburg has re-
home inter a visit to relatives here,
'Belle Morrow of blackberry 10 visit
Il Kate Cummings
sDr. A. A. Ledbettcr has returned
visit TO her parents, Mr. ana MIS-
kterrlck In oakland,
a Mccerhoff Is at home after q Visit
h-ce IN schulenburg and Eagle Lake.
fTstellc Van Wagner Of Oakland Is
4 Miss Della Mckinnon.
'Bilia Dockery of Gonzales Is visit
Il family Of II. p. Corsille.
II Heller Of Columbus is visiting
XII of her niece, Mrs Tom Peterson.
fnd Mrs. j. w Ragsdule have re-
from O visit to relatives In Con
Ind Mrs. Jim Finaiume of Glidden
Fine the family of c. w. kuykendall.
'Tnma Roberts. who has been for
seasons employed in the millinery
hent of s. GoldberS's store, has re-
{to her home In St Louis.
Ia. W. Arnim Is visiting friends In
lpon 7. Price Of Yoakum is visiting
bUv NJ #. Iludenberg.
'oela Burow is here from yorktown
the family Of her sister, Mrs. NJ.
Tw. J. Miller has returned from n
j relatives in sublime.
bnd Mrs. J. V. Chapman have re-
Fto their home Ia Katy, after a visit
.ilvtS here.
Ladies' Cemetery association tea was
n tho home Of Mrs, c, L. Lehmann
iay afternoon.
Sons Of Hermann will give their an
bin In the opera house building on
M
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SAN MARCOS.

Miss Ethel Hous left saturday for Bur.
ton and Brenham, visiting relatives and
friends She Will be absent about a month
Misses Garland and Ada Travis have
gone to Amarillo Texas. to Join their
mother. who recently moved to tbat city.
Mrs Thomas Breeding of High Prairie
has moved to Houston TO live
Hous tent No. Ill., Knights Of MaccG-
bees, gave bpnquet Monday night which
was served by the Ladies' Aid society Of
the First Baptist church The table was
most elaborntcly decorated with ferns and
flowers, and supplied with iaintics and the
more substantial clements OF the meuu.
Mayor J. r. Porter presided, making II
short address to the knights. There were
nifty covers and the Aid society netted $27
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CALVERT.

Pleasant Hour club was entertained
Nay McCrary, who proved herself
u!ns hostess Cards and pencils
s's'rlouted' also individual silps Of
~ "a which were written the names Of
u ut objects 10 be drawn. After
penoll sketches were completed and
a ~, W., ,hey were passed around. ono mt
Ianss PERSON being required 10 write
With nc objects drawn In accord
Intention. u Mis- ' Fdna sdS oI Ine
~ ,,i W., ~ tGis contest; Mrs. ]. n.
4 ana Misses as, Florence Mcintyre Of An.
prlaa 'l,5hugeyate Fuller tied for the
10 Wt,. the decision hy lot giving The
1sS sliss Fuller. Delightful refresh.
Ad Assp Of FL Paso lie the guest OF
e, say j.. .s'Sss sf slsrns Is vlsltius
/ y ssttuek ssa aAuSstsy, Miss
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ALVIN

meeting Of the Daughters Of the Con
fcderacy will he held al the residence of
Mrs Fred A Smith tomorrow at 3 o'clock
p m. for the purpose of electing Officers
for the ensuing year
Dr. and Mrs c. Wright Of Louisiana
were the guests Of Dr. j. W. Wagon last
week.
Miss Matte Abraham has returned from
visit to relatives in Emporia Kan
Miss Lizzie Spencer is visiting friends IN
Angleton.
! Mrs. ? r. Rondsbuch has returned from
an extended visit n friends and relatives
JUDGE ana Mrs w r Kimmons arc
visiting their daughter. Mrs. NJ. z Sporr
az Haletsville
Galveston Saturday.
Mrs, Frank lie Clers of waco is visiting
her parents.
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sEALY

Mrs s. p Buchanan Of Orange is IN the
city visiting her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs
John Jackson.
Mrs. r. H HAYNES spent few days
IN Houston last week, guest Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Louis Styles.
Or. Walter T. Brown and wife Of Wallis
spert Sunday IN the city.
Conductor r. o. Coor Fender Of the
Cane Belt railroad and bride have returned
from quite an extended bridal tour,
Miss Jennie Pendersras of Galveston is
visiting the Misses Beeshwall,
Miss Edna Kennedy Of Bellyille is q
euest of her sister, Mrs. ]. II Cannon.
NJ f. Howard and family Of Bellyille are
visiting Mrs. Rewards parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. X. Cook
Miss ORA Kizer and Miss Fowler Of Bell
vile are making Mrs. R. II Haynes @
visit.
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BELLVlLLE

Mr.. and Mrs G K, LanGhummer, Jr,
left Tuesday for San Antonio.
Miss Gretchen schlosser has returned
10 orange
r. Lewis attended the funeral Of Mrs.
NJ Lemons In Houston Monday
Miss Edna Kennedy returned from Sealy
Sunday
Miss Bertha Miller Of Orange was the
guest Of Miss Maetze last week.
Mrs II G. Moore returned TO Smithyille
last Tuesday.
Miss ora Kizer has returned from Scaly
Mrs NJ Howard ana children spent a
few DAYS Ia Senly this week
Miss Alice Bartlett has returned to her
home In New Orleans.
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social gathering at Mr.. Ed NJ Monters
place. when Mrs Moutel celebrated the an
nlyersary OF her birthday last Thursday
night Among the guests present were:
Mrs and Miss GraGc Armstrong. Dr. aud
Mrs. Patterson County Treasurer Lon
Heath and family. District Clerk 4 Kempl
and family Assessor Phantom Taylor ah.
Mrs. " A. schmidt Miss Mollic Monte,
W j. Harper Esq, Postmaster Joe Tom
and CAPTAIN j. D. Anderson.
Mrs. Joe Tohn who has been visiting hrr
sister, Mrs. Baker, az san Antonio, win
return tOduy.
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nan, Miss George wasserman and NJ
f. " Abel were married Rev William
ltesch 81 the German Lutheran church
Performing the ceremony. Mte Raymond
tlics. sister Of the bride. compilmonte1
the bridal party With a dinner The happy
few days visit TO Houston and Galveston
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HoNoo.

Mr. Joe Short and family from the UFher
Verde have moved TO Hondo city
The Misses Merriman and MGClausherty
from the Lower Hondo we're at Hondo IN
the early part Of the week,
what 10 nhsiy " fsnain aufiuE tons ~
enc AZ it, peSt snieysbis sYsHiagt. vas The
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SWEET HOME.

Miss stella Wendt and brother Charles,
have returned 10 their respective schools
j c. Peters and family ana >, j, jarct al
tended The Iarcs Bucauek wedding al Hal
letsyille last week
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nes !6aTarOipiel pori6Iug, an Dem iid
einige dltere 6erren betbeiligten, nu6m
lie eifrig an benz ferneren 8erlauf Der
SogO She'll.
SeitOem paren 8rGfin 5reOa un0
8laus 0ietri6 oft 3uiammen getrofz
fen. IS 6erri6te Elm f~ortpd6renOer
8rteg 5pif4en ibnen, Ie itieB i'm 06
unb 3pg i'm an, tpe6ielnb unO lau>
nen6aft tparen i6re Stimmungen, tie
puBte fi8 gu peritellen unO ipielte
portreFfli6 8om0Oie. 60 getpunn
&laus 0ietri4 aumGbIi6 Die 8oritelz
lung, oaB ie f6per an ibrer ungliid~
li6en G6e trug, OaB 0as 2e6en lie 81
Dem gema6t, mas tie mar, OuB tie
raitlos uno unbefrieOigt bur6 OaS>
Tel6e ge6en miiTe, ND tie 9os ni6t
erIangt, mas lie emit erie6nt. Sim
mai fano er tie in S6mettau, pobin
ie felten fam, benin 6rau Qgnes per-
belt ii6 3iemli9 u6le6nenO ge8en lie.
Sin 8orpanb bate ibr geOient, bort
bin gu ~reiten; lie nuBte 3uFdlig, baB
8laus 9ietri4 an Dem Na9mittdg
nit @rla9 81 tAun BADEN piirOe. Sic
~plauberte Elm Weil6en liebenspiiroig
nit beioen @e19piitern uno fprDertc
8laus 9ietri6 auf, ibr 0a5 8eleit 81
geben, ul8 iie enoli4 uuf6ra6. Gr
tonnte ni6t um6in, b0flt6 3u5uIugen
unO ibr in ben Sattel 81 belfen, aber
por6er muBte er Die tpO6lgemeinten
@orte ieiner Sdneiter orbOren.
6rau @gne5' tluge, flare Qugen
ru6ten nit miitterli6er 8eiprgniB uuf
i6rem 8ruOer; Iie idiittelte einigemale
liefe ben 8opf bel benz NOrtgepldntel,
oas er nit Der 8rGfin 8~rofsborFf
fi6rte, oas inter Der Ma8fe bes
56sr3es 8itterteit unb 66drfe Oers
barg,
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