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La Junta Institute.

The institute IL success in
every particular. Prof. Momyer
is doing excellent work, has
crowded classes and is credit to
his county. The following men
of state reputation have visited the
institute: Prof, DeLong of the
state university; Prof. Abbott of
the State normal; Prof. Thomas
of the State agricultural college; !;
Dean Howe of the Denver uniyer-
sity and ex-State Superintendent
Dick of Denver. State Superin-
tendent Grenfell is expected We'd
nesday.
The enrolment up to the pres
ent time is SO, divided as follows:
Otero, 81; Prowers "a; Bent, 4.
Kiowa and Baca counties are not
represented.
The following teac hers have
been enrolled from Prowers coun-
ty: Misses NJ. Adele Billingslea,
Ollie Thatcher, Neya Hagarman,
Clara NJ. Long, Myra McLerran,
Lavada Jacobs, Myrtle Marx,
Rosa and Dena Thoman. Coral
Hoselton, Eva Vincent. Belle G.
Haven, Lilly NJ. Blosser, Frances
Dugger, Maude johnson, Anna
Carrie Hopkins, s. Dee Davis,
Marie Whitlow; Messrs. Geo, r.
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Hints About Conversation.


The art Of conversation is a most
desirable acquisition. Although
there are no rules by which one
can become a brilliant talker,
everyone can develop what talent
he may possess. There are GER
tain considerations to be kept in
mind in cultivating conversational
powers. The requisites for agree
able conversation are dwelt upon
in a paper in the Delineator of
September, which will be a dis
tinct aid to anyone wishing to i'm
prove his accomplishments in this
regard.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-08-14

The hailstorm of Monday COM
pletely ruined every cantsloupe
patch that was unfortunate enoug h
to be in its path, and the result
will be great decrease of ship
ments from what was expected be-
fore the storm. S. W. Walker had
afine field and would have begun
shipping in a week, but now he
will not have a melon to ship.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-08-14

The land and buildings at Fort
Lyon have been appraised and the
valuation sent to the commits
sioner Of the General Laad Office
at Washington. 1t is probable
that the section of land compris-
ing the reservation and the build.
ings will be sold at auction short.
ly.-Las Animas Leader.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-08-14

Wednesday morning the body
of Mark Baldwin, Mayor of Ord
way and foreman Of the Dawley
Hardware branch business at that
place, was found lying on the
floor OF the store-room with
bullet hole through his head. A
corener's jury made critical sur
vey and found that everything
pointed to accidental suicide,
although it was rumored that he
had taken his life. The unfortu-
nate victim was a jovial disposi-
tion and his troubles were few or
else they sat lightly on him.
Those who were with him the
evening before said he was unusu-
ally jovial and the affair has
shocked the whole county. The
body Was taken to Rocky Ford
and accompanied by his wife, was
sent to his former home in Wis
consin Thursday n,ght.-Manza-
nola Sun.
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Cured Paralysis.

VS.. Bailey, P. o. TUE, Texas,
writes: "My wife had been suffer-
ing five years with paralysis in her
arm, when l was persuaded to use
Ballard's Snow Liniment, which
cured her all right. l have also
used it for old sores, frost bites,
and skin eruptions. 1t does the
work" Csc, Soc and $1.OO bottle
at Ikelman Bros.
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At the sugar factory the con-
struction work is making good
progress. The new building for
the Steffens process is up to the
third story and nearly completed.
Other improvements are also being
pushed and all things will be
ready for long and vigorous
campaigu.-Rocky Ford Enter
prise.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-08-14

Ed Thero went TO Holly Satur-
day. He is thinking of moving TO
the river this winter and feeding
some cattle on sugar beet pulp,
and wanted to look the land over
now.-Greeley County (Kansas)
Republican.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-08-14

HOLLY CHAPTER. o.E.s. Meet every
"A Second and Fourth Friday night
Of each month. Mrs. G. L. McPherson, w. N.
Mrs. RID. Wilson Sec.
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OPAL CAMP No. 2oa3, ROYAL NEIGH
~ BOkS OF AMERICA. Meets Second
and Fourth SATURDAY nights Of each month.
Mrs. Z. y, French. Oracle.
Mrs. H. r. Horst, Recorder.
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Momyer, j. Carl Ray, J. A. Rose
brough, Arthur Hanson, S. G.
Barker.-Lamar Register.

Charles Clark and wife arrived
in Lamar the latter part of last
week and is reported that they
will remain here aud that Mr..
Clark will have a position in one
of the lumber yards. Lamar Reg
lister.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-08-14

NJ l. PRAYER MEETING every Thurs
AsA dAy evening conducted by Jno. L. Adkin,
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Churches and Sunday Schools.

NJ ECHURCH. Services every other Sab
AN4hafh Ut ia IN. and so p. IN. sunday
school ut 10 H. IN. Mrs. 4. X. Baker, Supt.
- j. &. Jefiers, Pastor.
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CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCHOOL e<ery Sun
~ day xt2 p. M. at school house.
Miss Frances Phillips. fcacher.
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Don't Tobacco spit and smoke Your Lite
AwMv.

Away.
X yon want u quit tobacco using easily
and forever, he made weil, strong, magnetic,
tu!i of new life aud vigor, take No-To- -Bac,
tho wonder-worker that makes weak nel
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 4G0.0OO cured. l3uy No-To-Bac from
your o,ya druggist, who will guarantee
cure. Booklet and sample mailed free Ad
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York
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TIME TABLE

come WEST.
No. l local passenger. lao 4. m.
NO. f-Dcaver express. 1928 =. m
No. O-Way freight..... 7:l a. m
GOING EAST.
NO. 0f-CalifOrnia express. l2:44 4. M
Ao. IAexicO and Califor-
M. express. ss.:...."........-... 1:O8 p. m
1o. A-Wav freight ... 3:05 q. m
All passenger trains except No. 8
carry tourists and Pullman sleepers.
No. carries day coaches and Pull
nan sleepers.
ANY Information concerning train
eervices. ticket rates. etc., cheerfuly
gwen. H. p. HORST, Agt.
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GEORGETOWN.

Mrs. c. c, Cody gave an informal recep.
tiou on Tuesday afternoon complimentary
to her guest. Mrs Kate organ Mcculloch
Of Waco Fifteen or twenty ladies were
present. the majority OF whom were class
mates Of the guest Of honor when a student
OF Southwestern university a few years
ago, Refreshments were served and the oo-
caslon was one Of general enjoyment.
Mrs Claud Griffith gave a party on Tues,
dry evening TO meet Misses Griffith, Shaw,
Wilson and Black. who are her guests from
Taylor. About twenty couples Of young
society people were present Refreshments
were served at II o'clock
Mrs, w, r. Davis has returned from
bTyan, where abe spent week visiting
Miss Mamie FSSher is IN Houston visiting
friends and her brother, A. S Fisher, Jr
Mrs Wallace Walton Of Bartlett sneut
the past week In Georgetown. the guest IF
Mrs BeulR Dimmltt
Miss LILY Dlmmitt has gone to Milford 70
enter the Presbyterian college
Mrs. Mittie Hnefer OF Dallas ia visItina
her parents Mr. and MrR Henry Purl
Mrs. Bobbie Howell has returned to At.
,nnta, Ga after visit to her aunt. Mrs.
r, a Strange.
Miss jamie Owens OF Elgln IA Waiting
Miss Birdie Fowler
Mrs. Robert A. John and children lef,
his week for Beaumont, where they wifi
reside and where Mr.. John preceded them
last week. '''1 ~
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NACoepOcHEs.

Miss Edna Frazer OF Rusk who has been
In the city, the guest OF Mrs. Tom Sum.
mers was called home suddenly wedncs-
day on account Of the serious Illness OF
her sister. Mrs Ricketts,.
Mrs. r. y. Chapman of Huntington is Wis,
itins her daughter. Mrs, George King.
Miss Grace Iinthicum IS visiting her sis
tor Mrs Mat Sprailey.
Nr and Mrs. J W vineyard have re.
turned from Lufkin.
Mr. and Mrs. J Z. Hsrreu ~ ROckland
were IN the city this week, and were the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Tucker.
There was an enjoyable social at the resi-
deDce Of Mr.. LILLY this week. given by his
duushter Miss Penny Lilly. to her numer-
GUS friends.
Mr. Beemau Davis and family will move
Davis and hts interesting wife and little
ones, and wish them success IN their now
home.
Mr.. John Powers and bride returned from
san Augustine Monday. aud are now set
tied at their new home ont nt Rose Lake,
q few miles north Of town.
Mrs. p IL Blouut returned from Rich
Hi. No, last Tuesday night She was
accompanied home by her sister, Mrs "
H. Allen Of Rich Hin Mrs. Allen Will
remain several weeks the guest Of her sis
Mrs. Lamar Bount is visiting relatives al
TCnahR this week,
Mr. Joc Allen and Miss Rulah Burrov,
were married last Sunday evening NJ IN,
home ~ Rev c, w, Harvey. Rev. Harvey
performed the marriage ceremony. TIL,
bride is tho daughter 81 Mrs. u ~ Dur
rows Of Trinity community.
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CUERo,


Alss Wright OF RockdS's - guest At
the home u her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Grafton
Mr. ana Mrs ". F. Porter OF CbSTco
visited relatives here this week
". ]. Baker, after pleasant visit to
Cuerc relatives snd friends left today Tor
his home IN Dallas
Miss Kennon Jones Of Gonzales L. the
guest Of her friend, Miss Winifred Slaarter,
Miss Won Roeder OF Yorktown is visit
ing Cuero friends.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church served
tea Thursday afternoon at the hospdtable
home 81 Mrs. Otto BucheL neat little
sum was realized.
Mrs. louis Seeligson Of Gollah Is visiting
her sisteT, Mrs, George Smith.
ono of the most enjoyable and Thoroughly
charming receptions that has ever been
given In Cuero occurred Wednesday even
ng a the hospiAbe home Of MIR. and
Hawthorne club invited the Century club
and their escorts to meet and hear the
interesting and Instructive address on
club work Of their guest, Mrs Pennybackar,
president Of the State Federation Of WO-
mems clubs At the close OF the address
beautiful bouquet was presented by Mira.
Joseph In the name of the club and grace
}ully accepted by Mrs Penny hacker.
solo by Miss Heaton and duet by Mr..
koehler and Miss Heaton added much to
the pleasure OF the evening. Delicious and
dainty refreshments were served and @
delightful evening spent II was the earn
est wish Of all present to have Mrs. PEN
uybacker visit Cuero again.
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coRslcANA.

Tuesday afternoon Mrs p W. Johnson
entertained the Kenslneton club and quito
a number % her friends These social
gatherings whore friendships arc more
closely welded add much 70 the good. as
we'll as happiness. 81 life. Mrs johnson
Is too sweet woman and mother not TO
have made a delightful hostess She was
assisted 10y her daughters Mesdames c
L Knox and Earnest johnson delight
ful salad course was served
Wednesday morning at u o'clock ~ tho
residence Of Judge r. frost occurred ono
~ the pu'ttlest ~ tho many weddings ~
tho season Tho contracting partlcs yvere
NJ Max y Almond ~ orapre rexss aud
Miss w ilmHc Frust only the relatives aud
most Intimate friends wore present. hut
even those made quite o gatbcrlug Roy.
4 " solomon performed the ceremony IN
his usual impressive style The good vishee
~ host n frleDds went With tho vonn.
eoup'e who vill make their hr,ne IA
nranEr
ssn-a~~ssHs sttsrasa AtxA Arthpr J.
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LocKHART.

"wednesday night the popular and inter
eating plav. Little Lord FauDtieroy," was
given at the opera house by Mr.. and Mrs
wassenich and their little daughter Las
sic Ice. In the tide role. The play was
rendered under the auspices Of the Ladies
Cemetery association and for the benent
Of the city cemetery, which the ladies' Of
tho city have under their special care and
keeping. .,....ss, +rio
entertained a full house at the ClerE & II ~
brarv auditorium Thursday night ana gave
complete ss csfa ctton 10 very ihtSli'se AAs
and critical audience, - 49,,
Mrs Bradford Of Mexico was In the clty
81 few dsys since as the guest OF MIS- KAY !.
Mr. Emil Fehr and wife OF chicago are
In The city Oh visit to the family OF nj ,
William Behr. and will remain through the
winter - .-,.,.,,.
Mrs. f. J. Pope, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. n, Brown
has returned TO her home in Italy, Texas
Mn 7. {. Livengood andHAer sister,
Miss Grace Teas, who have been Waiting
home folks IN the city for some time, 9SVe
returned 10 Corsicans, where they reside
Mr. B n. Walker and wife returned SAT
urday night from their visit to Austin.
Mr.. A. 3. Storey and wife spent last
sunday with relatives IN San Marcos.
Mrs David Joseph, who has been quite III
for some time. is convalescent and rapidly
Mr. Nicely Palmer and wife II Byttou
Springs were 10 the city shopping Thurs
dsy.
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animal reception have been allotted theu
taeir task 81 entertainment. Reception aIiD
floor duties and the phrsonnel are b"0
Anter OF a complete social success -
The san Angelo Hcrmhns s0lh lcek
Installed ith newly ELECTED officers %, "a.
g2d Al odd Feilows' hall. subsequently ~
fbc upsrn house the lodge celebrated Ie
ffth Rnuiversary Of it, organization WIN
A grand ball Refreshments were served
me semiannuh knights Of Pytoihs p2D
Que, took place at the castle hail on VI
night Of the 10Th. rhe feast conshte9 on
an oyster supper. the cooking peinf oolts
IN tent on the balcony. ,Fne knisuls W :.
this occasion were the guests or tue new
and duiv Installed three ranking oulceIs-
N V. n. Garden. chsucelor connande.
I. r. WEAKLY, vice chancellor, ana a ~
on the night Of the 22d san. Angelo ten
No n. K O. IT ~. installed It's new
elected officers Of the ODD Fellows RhL.,
Deputv state Commander A. Y. CoGhs an
conducting the ceremonies sir bnlg1t q.
" srhwertg of Sterling city delivered an
address on the good features Of the otuet.
The hrst Womau's Christian Eemper az
Union old time concert uetted nanuso,,s
sum for the public fountain. by nnl5 i.,.lr
requests Il was repeated and inuch ia sei
gum realized. 4,,. ,-ho
Miss Ora Lee Cuip OF Gaines yhe' VIZ
hss beeu yisitingSher cousin, Miss hatle
Y Neal. returns to her home SUNDAY =,
The civic League amateur thnatrl'NA i'
scheduied FOR the night OF the gun.
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HEARNE.

Mrs y. 4. Grimm has returned from
Bryan, 'v}ove she visited relatives,
Miss Annie Boyd and Mrs. Cooper Alton
NJ Calvert were visiting in Hearne this
week
Miss Mamie rJanua departed Tuesday FOR
her home IN Houston, after a pleasant visit
here, tile guest " the family Of Mrs.
Thomas Reinhardt.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Critsberg and Mrs.
y NJ. NcNutt attended the opera at Bryan
"Wednesday night;
Miss Floy Beckham is &C home after a
short visit 20 Austin friends aud relatives
Mrs Robert Martin ~ Houston is the
guest ot Mrs, 3. Henninger this week
Mrs n. S, Jackson and little son left for
BRYAN Tuesday,
Mrs II &. Alien aud little daughter
Florence Mary, ARE guests Of Waco rclu-
tives for few days,
Mrs Mamie Williams Of Caldwell visited
friends hero Thursday.
Miss Mollie Wadsworth Of MataSordS ar
rived In the city Wednesday 20 spend a
few days with friends and relatives,
Mrs H. Il. Waggaman ~ Shreveport Is
a guest az the home OF Mr. ]. II. Hartzog.
Mrs W. j Wilson and daughter. MargR-
ret, and Miss Mamie Hines OF Houston
are visiting HeaVne friends aud relatives,
Mrs s A. Porter OF Mumford visited IN
Hparnc Wednesday,
Miss Ella Gray left Monday Tor Houston,
where she viii visit friends.
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WHARTON.

The New Century club met with Mrs
Duden Wednesday on account Of Mrs.
Meningitis absence from the city. The
work Of the library committee Is progress
ing nicely. Furniture has been bought and
a great many books and magazines or
dered- The membership certificates are
now being printed and by the first Of next
week they win be on sale. 1t is expected
to raise funds IN thts way 70 detray Incl
dental expenses and hall rent A great
deal OF time and a good amount OF money
have been used IN selecting and purchasing
suitable books for children, they being
given first consideration. 1t was decided
10 observe Arbor Day. The ladies will
donate shrubbery 10 be planted In the
school grounds 4 committee was appoint
ed 10 confer with teachers
A most enjoyable evening was passed by
the young people at a dance at the hall
Friday evening.
Mrs, Merrlwethar entertained the After
noon High Five club Thursday, A Large
crowd was In attendance, The battle was
waged several hours with undated inter
est, Mrs. ]. Davis being the successful con
testaut. The evening was an ideal sum
mer one, making the dainty refreshments
OF ices and cake the more enjoyable.
Mrs. Armstrong spent several days this
week with her sister, Mrs Embry, st 1aGo
Mrs Henry Cline has gone to Beaumont
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lLANo

Mrs w. ". watkins and children ha7e
returned from un extended visit TO Mrs
watkins parents In Dubln. Mrs, Watkins
sister. Miss Minnie Belle Edwards. re-
turned with her. and will visit awhile In
Llauo.
Mr. G. NJ. Watkins and wife visited IN
Austin and other points this week.
Mrs. r. l. Heard visited friends and reia
tiyes In Austin and other points this week.
Miss Nttle Wallace returned Tuesday
night from Austin and san Marcos, whele
she has been visiting the past two months.
Miss Ruth Beeson is visiting the city, the
guest Of her brother. Mr. John Beoson.
Mrs a. J. Stubs and children left last
Saturday for Dallas, where she vii! Join
her husband, who is in business there now.
Llano regrets very much TO lose these
Miss II. Vi. Huntington Of Atlantic iowa,
ana who is an aunt Of Or. {. +. DaIuall
Of this city. arrived In Tiauo this week
and viii remain permanently.
Miss Wheeler Of Mason, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Percy Brown, 70,
several dave hns returned To her home.
Miss Lillian Murray left Thursday for
Caldwell ana other points, where she vii
visit n while before going with her father
aud family 10 l8mpesHs their future home
Mr. Gibbons OF Houston is IN the rty y,>
fling his daughters the Misses Gibbons
who are the guests Of Mrs II. c. bumm OF
this city.
Miss Thalla Marshall gave n dinner party
ou Tuesday evening OF this week compli
lnentury 10 Misses Annie Hill Irene llor
ton, Lu Emma Ruy mond and Ncliie lie;
brown.
Miss Lottlo Masters entertained mum
/ her OF her friends last week RI the hom
/ ~ her sister, Mrs. 3, Il McRae, In Eas
b ilano.
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StrA Tom Andrus the second. The hostess
invited The following guests other than
the club mentsrsi AesdamoH Mcfaddin
curisy, Pelk. Bright; nritteu, Hal Greer
Misses McFnddin and Wilson
aSra NJ Frink was hostess 20 the Xxx
Century club Thursday Afternoon
The socisl event Of the veeh was tee
marriage Of Mlss Beckie Hlrsch and Mr.
JeWish tsmpis NJ 100. The church vas
4 violin Sole eni Nlz. = ssIisssy sans
cessienAl was forming In The yestbple,
The gshera we're MessrA Stern. hoaenthal.
Romanshy and Gordon. ne brideSInnids
wera Misses Hattie Kline, Dora Hecht-
Kate TiAIman " Houston and Hattie
Msssrs. I'd szanr, Abe 0oidRmlt2,. joe
R0senthI and Harry Healoorp- Mssdalns ss
Dallas ware the mAtrons q honor. MSS
Cecilia Hlrsch was the maid Of honor ana
Mr, Louis Dreeken q Henderson Nas the
best man. After the ecrenony re guests
aud bridal party drove 20 the Harmony
club, where reception aud banquet were
held Mr.. aud Nirs pTeeben LETT on the
u o'clock train for New Orleans reiurni q y
H'rsch home on Calder avenue,
Mrs. II u. CraTy entertained Wiz an
afternoon mad evening reception Ihursaay'
There were In the receiving party only
rolativeA Mesdsmes Potter, Washington
and Alsa Parker The house was oeautl-
fully decorated Dainty refreshments Wete
served. Over 100 guests called during the
Mrs. Z. A. Collins was hostess TO the
7 wednesday Afternoon Gard club this week
Mira Robert Holtun was hostess TO the
Young Married ladies' club Thursqay
lmoraing Mrs, Charley Ives and Mss
I Fanny Davis won the prizes The hostess
Invited the following guests; MesqaIngs
/ John b Goodhue, l. T. Bordages' LeacA
! Lively, Hodges, Hopes, Andrus ma
Bingham c. Easily, Misses stoyhI hopes
! Asuie Preston and Davis ...
/ best card players % contest for Nefy
I u-ettv favor. Very strict rules we're Oh
/ served Fcur tied for tho hrst prize--lANe
Ilv. W. Greer. Curley. and waiter Jraw
ford Afrs Lively made 200 lucky draw
SO Is considered the champion card player
Mrs. Chester Easly won second 9Is
/ Charles Ives the consolation ana Mrs lNoo
ert Andrews the booby. 90
Me- Hoe Jackson enter A7'N H."
friends quite Informally TUESDAY eE1,io..S
IN honor OF Miss Fanny Bnrslcy of woo"
Mrs W. vs. Kyle cntert1iued the Rose
t,,f sor with 81 dgncv aud reception l
honor ~ Nar sf-trr Miss Hyclyn Wl'H-
Yrigav evening as he Kyle opera mouse
Tta Nst.hpE rluh entertained WIN .
fsne., FriHay mrui iu homer OF MIST
Parker ~ BogFfoN nee.
MIA ]. u Wilson ard raul He'sie eutc'
.t4irat With $3.50 3f.HruNou gH'epH'N "N'
.l..A Eve party Ff'daF q,
N-e wllf.r Crawford Vas hcs''.' N
tna Nvawurs RoDi'nT o'Ha 7''NI''f WV
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on vi,a 70 stamford, n Pace ara ana o t.is,i
~ W., Tesat polnts rhey vii also Vls.'
s 49, "a rsiatives IN Georgia before re-
turning 70 Orange 90. -,,t "a Raau.
-,1-t 70 Attend the wedding OF MI hS5sa
Dreeben and Miss d Beckc T HeIrsdh but
Si,l ssebs and the children went 90 20
Henderson for an extended Visit 20 Ao'
parents there. 49,. ,r,rron Jr.. epent
a %sw dsvs iu Port Arthur this WeeA: :.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. PannewltH OA'o ~
turned from q visit to Houston; 49,, $50.
Miss jamie Smith entertained lns ~, !
terz az the Harmonic club very WetI .,I,
THURSDAY evening. Mics JAMIE Is S I.lgT.
inc hostess. aud these young people away
have such nice parties ...,.,r e,vo
Tbs yvomRn's Home Mission soclet! GAvs
vesr pheasant reception In honor OF tnelr
pastor and wife 10 the church parlors
Thursday afternoon. ,,i,,,- =
club that win have FOR 'ts object the Pc ~ "
diving OF the streets and the general lui
Mrs, ". D Belts entertained t9e n,
X club AZ her home on Seventh ana fine
streets Friday night.
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The Spring Park association IS preparing
70 give big oyster roast at thdr club
house on February IL and thc event prom
ises % be mo~t sucCessful adair
Mr.. Eugene purAAm, the popular iDer.
ness
Mrs Louis Dun Is hone again from Gal
vrAton, where sbc has been at the bedside
OF her sister, who wnB dangerously I'll, but
aae now recovered
Or. and Mrs. c. IL HRrter OF Ia Grange
have recently moved to Palestine and VIII
make their home here In the future
Mr. ". H seabery has returned from
two weeks stay IN Hot Springs. Ark,
Mira Fred NJ Caldwell Of la Grange Is
here on a visit TO friends
Mr.. and Mrs. J. spencer oavc re-
turned home from their bridal trip 70 haT-
at the he reside nee q the groom's parents.
Mr., Joe Smith and wife and Miss lcssie
Smith spent the past week at oak Woods
Mrs. Dora Royal Of Athens IS here on a
visit 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. y. r R0yuL
Miss Coral ozment, who has been quite
81 for several days j. much improt ed. MISS
/ OEment Is very popular in social circles
here and her many friends are pleased to
learn Of her recovery.
Rt. Rev. Weimer and Rev. FIR. Nicholson,
/ who spent several days here the past week,
! were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. william
| Branagar IN an outing trip TO the salt
/ works Wednesday. The party reports
Mrs. Anna Radford. after pleasant visit
/ with relatives here, has returned 10 her
home in Corsicana.
! Mrs r. Sheen has returned home from =
pleasant stay a. Taylor.
Mrs J. r. Allen has gone 70 Fl Paso TO
/ visit her sister IN that city for a few
I weeks.
Judge p. w. Brown went to Grovetou
I Thursday on a business trip.
! Mrs Gus Sawyers has returned home
Z from O most pleasant visit TO Marlin.
Mr.. W. Y Balem spent several days the
past week down on the lake bunting and
I hshing
Mrs. r. NJ Jackson has returned home
from a pleasant visit with her son IN
/ Me1ia
Mr. and Mrs Dan Hodges have returned
nome after a long stay at Marlin and they
are welcomed back By their many friends
/ Miss TEeu. who has been here visiting
her sister Mrs. Il p. Wood, has returned
( 20 her home at NecheA