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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
JUSTICES MINISTERIAL POWER.
Suit Brought to Determine Whether
It Can Be Transferred

Suit Brought to Determine Whether
It Can Be Transferred.
The question whether a justice Of the
peace has the legal right to temporarily
transfer his ministerial power to an
attache Of his court was raised yester-
day by Attorney D. s. Truman in q
motion to dismiss which he filed
i'm the district court in the case
Of George w. Speigel VS.. J A. Fritsch.
The action was commenced in Jus,
tice Of the Peace +. Fl. Clark's office on
May 20. On July p Speigel was award
ed judgment against Fritsch Shortly
after that Justice Clark went to san
Francisco to attend the Grand Army
encampment. During his absence
Fritsch, through his attorney, filed
with Justice Clark's constable a notice
of appeal. which was duly entered.
Attorney Truman asks that the no.
tice be dismissed by the district court
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
ENTERS PLEA
OF NOT GUILTY
Mrs. Hodge Looked Judge in the
Face When She Said It.
CASE SET FOR NOV. 80
DEFENSE MAKES APPEAL FOR
FURTHER TIME.
.Nnt rniltrn

'Not guilty"
That was the plea which Mrs. Auro-
ia Hodge entered yesterday morning
% lHe information charging her with
murder IN the first degree in the shoot
ing and killing Of William \ RYAN ON
1he nlgnt Of July II at a spot two miles
east OF Murray She was arraigned be-
Iore Judge Charles w. Morse in the
criminal division OF the district court.
over the protests of Judge C. T.. Loot
oouroW, her chief counsel che court
SET the trial for Wednesday, Nov. 90
MIS- Hodge was brought into court
oy Deputy Sheriff Joe Burbidge. She
arrived there ahead Of her attorneys.
When Judge LOofbourow entered the
court room his client was seated with
ner back TO the door. facing the bench.
lie greeted her with a pleasant good
morning, which was Immediately re-
turned by the defendant. who added a
slight smile to her salutation.
Mrs. Hodge Says Not Guilty.
Just as soon as court had been
opeEed, Judge Morse said the time had
arrived for Mrs. Hodge to enter her
plea.
III it please your honor said Judge
Lootbourow. rising TO his feet. Mrs
Hodge wishes to enter a plea of not
guilty
The court then instructed the de-
IehdanC TO stand up. When she had
zone so, Judge Morse asked her if she
vas ready to enter her plea to the in
formation charging her with murder in
the hrst degree. In a voice that was
urn, but audible very far away. Mrs
Hodge looking the judge straight in
the face, said:
Not guilty"
Oh
trlct Attorney Dennis C Eichuo7,
moved that the trial of the case be SET
Tor NOV 30 Judge LoOfbourow en-
tered strong objection to such an
early date He made the statement
that that would only give the defense
SIN weeks in which TO prepare its case
II II please your honor" he contin-
ued, II would like to have the case go
over until the January term of court"
he went on to explain that only ten
weeks have expired since the alleged
commission of the crime by Mrs
Hodge. and that only a few weeks have
elapsed since her arrest.
State Wants Speedy Trial.
District Attorney Eichnor said he did
not thlnk It wise to postpone the trial
on the case too long, for the reason.
among many, that there is a long
list of witnesses. some of whom might
not De on hand next year to testify IL
the case went over until the January
term. He stated further that he has
several homicidaI cases which are to
ne tried early next year, and he did not
IKE TO have the list heightened by the
ADDITION OF the Hodge case.
Judge Morse said that he would grant
the motion of the district attorney to
SET the ulal Of the case for Nov. 30.
he added, however IT, at any tfr,o
the counsel for the defense couid SHOW,
good cause why a continuance should
be granted that he would entertain the
motion
Mrs. Hodge then left the court room.
accompanied by Deputy Sheriff BUR-
Didge, and was followed to the elevator
by almost every spectator who had
been IN the court room when she en-
tered her plea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
Wanless - 81 For TodaY.

The trial Of the case of Attorney
WlIl +. Wanless is set for this morning
Dsiore Judge Charles W. Morse in TT e
-, Srllilllal DIVISION of the district court.
There are two minor criminal cases
also set for trial today Should they
occupy tie entire time and attention OF
the court during the morning and aft
eTnOonl the case against the young at
torney viii have to go over until to-
morrow or the next ray, if necessary.
Attorney Wanless is charged with in
ducing a witness 70 leave the city to
onVlate the necessity of her testifying
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
LUNGS FILLED WITH DUST.
William Howard Meets With Acct
dent by Falling Into Clay Homer.

N0Ae ~ e1AA-ALB AAlo clay hopper.
William Howard. an employee of the
Salt Lake Pressed Brick company met
with a peculiar accident yesterday as
a result Of which he had to have a
doctor do some fall cleaning ia his
lungs.
Mr., Howard was working about the
clay hoppers when he fell into one.
It contained four or five feet Of loose
dust and he was completely buried
in the dirt. His lungs, nose and mouth
We're filed and he had to be fished out
by other wOrku1en who were near.
When rescued he was almost suno-
Gated and the fine dust in his lungs
caused him to suffer great agony. DR..
G. w. Stewart was summoned and he
worked with the man some time blow
ing the dust from his breathing APP
paratus Mr.. Howard will be troubled
with a cough for some time but no
serious consequences are anticipated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
New Freight Bates.

San Francisco, Sept. 16.-The new
transcontinentaI freight rates affecting
California and the entire Pacific coast,
Will be put into force Oct L. Railway
freight officials have just made this
announcement for the benefit Of ship
pers and merchants who regulate their
purchases and shipments by the trans
pOrtatiOn charges. Some commodities
have been raised in price, a few lowered
and a large number are differently
classified. Copies Of the new schedule
will be out in about week
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Card of Thanks.

P. c. and ID. c. Sullivan desire to re-
turn their sincere thanks 10 the many
friends from Park City. Eureka and
salt Lake City who administered at
/ the bedside OF their brother. Daniel G..
sullivan, and attended his funeral.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17

on the grounds that Justice Clark has
no legal authority to temporarily trans
Ter MS ministerial power TO an attache
OF MS court. or any one else
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17

George Vessels and his company will
present the great emotional drama,
Lady Audley's Secret" at the Grand
theatre FOR three nights and Saturday
matinee beginning tonight
=
EIery's Royal Italian band comes TO
the salt Lake theatre tonight for an en-
gagement of one concert only.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17

John Harrington. hveryman. Car
riages and light livery. No street
hacks. Phone 27S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17

Ellery's Royal Italian band at the
Theatre tonight. Only Csc to 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Ellery's Royal Italian band at the
Theatre tonight. Only 25c to 81.
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INSURANCE.
once l42 Main Street CUpstairs)

Representing the Following Wen known
Comnanies:
Commercial Union Assurance
Co. OF London ....-.---..-..- SIS. 600. 900 %
LONDON Assurance Corporation 20,0o0.OOO %
Phoenix Assurance CO. OF Lon
don 49,. 49, -....- -. =. 100000 90
Manchester Insurance Co Of
England -: 800. ...-.. -. 10000. 900 90
american, Philadelphia ...-... $500 900 %
New York Underwriters $3.50. p 259 600 %
Standard Accident ms. Co... 100000 "
Losses paid through this Agency
exceed 100000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
LOOKED AFTER THE WRITER'S.
Railroad Man Who Came Here With
Newspaper Corrsspondents.

GEORGE i. MCDOnaugh cOlOnizatiOn
agent for the Union Pacific with head
quarters at Omaha, is the railroad Of
fetal who came to Utah with the spe-
cial train that brought the Washington
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
BEAUMONT.

Mrs Arthur Morreli entertained the
Whist club Monday afternoon. Mrs. Harry
Wilder won the prize Mrs w r. Blaiu
is 4 newly elected member
Mesdames William Quaw and Charles
Ives were the worry pleasant hostcsses 10
the Maids and Mafrous Monday afternoon.
In the gamc Of high five Miss Olga Wiess
won the first prize, Miss Bertha Ives the
second The hostcsses served dainty re.
freshments at the close Of the game. Mrs.
James Keith entertained the Maids and
Matrons with their beauX and husbands
Friday night which was delightful at
fair.
Mrs, Chester Easicy invited the Merry
Wives to her hospltable home on Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Morren won the
club prize, Mrs, Paulhamus the consolation
in the euchre game. Punch and bonbons
were served during the game. The guests
OF the club were Mesdames Hal Greer,
Price, Holton, Henry Boysiu, Dixon, J.nes
Keith Jean Pipkn Misses Ives and WI
son.
Miss Olga wiess was hostess TO the I'M
prunptu club "Wednesday afternoon ut the
home Of Mrs. Tom Andrews, There was
an election Of officers; Miss Wless waA
elected president. Miss Irene Fuller vice
president Miss LeOna Hopes secretary
and treasurer me usuHl game OF high
Ave was played Miss Jennie Chaisun won
the club prize, Miss Chiffon the guests.
The hostess served salad, waters, cake ana
chocolate after The game. The guests were
Mesdames Hopes. Ives o. NJ stone Hol-
ton. ogden Johnson, Powers. Kennedy,
leak. Misses Bird Cooper. Hopes La Blue.
paws. Chalson, Johnson Diffey stoyal.
Irene and Ruth Fuller and GTeeyes.
AIR { e. Roberts and Miss Vivian Jack
son were quietly married A. 81 MARKS
| Fnisconal church Tuesday evening NJ
| o'clock. Rev Or BECKER officiating There
were no attendants Immediately after the
/ ceremony Mr. and Mrs Roberts eft for 2
two ueeks' stay in New Orleans.
Mr. ]. Bryant Wilson entertained the
| S-ednssdss Aftsrnann Card ellh rus wssh
| II Ike siass si Zee Fsnss e hlys we Ms
b. MyyIek ~as aPSFdeA eEst pyiIa, ArA
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cALNERr.

Miss Marian McNutt was the hostess
of tho Pleasant Hour club on Tuesday las.
The feature Of tho evening was progressive
games, viz. 'IDnoceuts Abroad 'lopo.
machy, crokuolc ana parchesi. Mrs. c
;. Meredith won the club prize, a unique
book mark. while Mrs s. NJ Gibson and
Miss Emily Dunn tied Tor the guests prize
Luck fovoring Mrs. Gibson, she was pre-
scented with pretty hooklct "Opals from
oliver w. Holmes" The hostess RECALLED
her guests with light refreshments after
which they all repaired to their homes to
meet az the next session with Mrs. c. s.
Meredith.
The Daughters Of the Confederncy held
an enjoyable session on Thursday after
noon at the homo OF Mrs. II. A. Brown
Ar interesting letter was read from Mrs.
zone Johnsnn az Tyler, State president NJ
the United Daughters Of tho Gonfr1prncv
Mrs. ). NJ. Gibson gwpety rendered fbsf
patriotic song. In the Shadow OF the ss.
delI,if5nniIu ii,,lcN Miss EodiS Whatley read a
G9t los Miss Emily Dunn feelmgly sang
dtSt bIGlk IN" News TO Mother!" Mrs
l.. fullef ,gncludcd the program with a
reedlng from Thomas Nelson Page.
/ visit TO Nashville. Tom
Mss Ai!eGn Seymore is visiting Miss Mar.
Misses Pcnrl ana RUBY West retprnoa -,
lnrir studies IN the state University Tues.
,,, dr Forest Moore spent several days in
Miss Hazel Garrett has roturpnd ~ r,uos
. envy. ''''' eV"u
Married. Mr. Gus wcIdlnnr on1 ,rrs pa.
I!i.Sllng Of the Presbyterian cb1rrb ora'
ciatlue. '"'''n ON
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
ORANGE

Mrs. L. G. Dees Of Iake Charles spent
last Saturday night aud Sunday In Orange,
the guest OF her son. Mr. A. l. nees. aud
nephew, MIR W C. Eastcrllne Mrs Dees
was accompanied by her sister ln-law, Mrs.
]. r. Fort Of Grand Bay, Ala, who came
TO see her nephews. Mcssrs Does aud
Fastening, and see the Gate City OF Texas.
Both ladies' were charmed with Orange
Mrs. "a. c. warhcid aud little nephew,
Ven, have returned from pleasant visit
TO Columbus, Miss Miss Ida NJ Eddlns,
Mrs. Narnelds sister, accompanied them
home and win visit here for 4 while.
Mrs, j. Howard LAbit came over from
Welsh and spent few days here with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. a. c. stewart
this week.
Mrs. p Morrison spent last sunday in
Monday being the anniversary OF the birth
OF General Robert Z. Ice, Pelham cuuptct
United Daughters OF the CnnfcdCra"y, gave
an entertainment IN honor OF II In the
Klein building, A special program, appro
uratc TO the occasion, hud been prepared
and a large crowd was present fhe fol-
lowing very interesting program was car
ricd out;
Prayer. ;.......,......R Rev. 6. A. Coulson
O''S Miss sSO Ethel Botiis accom M'ss g'fO''
Grafton. ,...,...,,. ..,..,,..,M Mr. Higgins
Mrs Edith il Mccullough, sIiss
Recitation. 49,. Miss Annie Mckay
Violin solo-"Bounie Blue Flag -.
Observation-Disclosures, Hiss Barpcc
origin OF the Bonnie Blue Flag. .....
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. :. W. Shul1rs
Recitat!o n....",...,...M Mr. G Y kcpplcr
n 8Uirgn,cnt $40 Mics lI T9oa Aq marf
Presentation of Southern cross OF Honor.
by Mrs $. ~ Sholars,
Master W ceremonies. Mrs Jennie Swinford.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
cuERo.

Mrs. j. w stayton and granddaughter.
Miss jamie Breeder, are visiting relatives in
Tyler.
Miss Eva Atkinson OF Houston visited
her brother, j. n Atkinson, this week
Thursday afternoon st Castle hail. the
Rathbone Sisters installed the officers for
the ensuing term. Mrs f A. Taylor was
Initiated into the mysteries OF the order
after which a committee, composed Of the
Following ladies' Mesdames william Mill
gan, G.. i Moore aud Crouch, served de-
ucious refreshments, which were heartily
enjoyed by all
Nlp. Muggc complimented her sons, Oscar
and Freddie With a delightful entertain,
meut Wednesday evening at their beautitul
home on Terrell street Sx-hauded cuchre
was the feature Of the evening. The fol,
lowing were the recipients Of the beautiful
souvenirs OF the occasion: Miss hate
Browuson, bouquet OF red roses; MISS
Gertrude Clmeut, lone hand yiolets anu
hyncuths T. NJ Lackcy, silver grip cheek
and silver pencil An enjoyable time was
the portion OF all,
The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs Festus
Abel rendered them reception AZ Iuruet
hsll Wednesday evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25

Robert Andrews the second aud Mrs. l.
served very dninty refreshments.
Mira n ~ Crary has issued cards for an
afternoon reception next Thursday from
4 TO O.
AIesdamcs Lorenzo ana Henry Boykin en-.
tertained tho Young Married Ladies club
Thursday morning Mrs. Jean Pipktn won
the prize IN the game Of high i've. A large
number ~ guests were present Mrs. Rob.
crt Motion WIN entertain the club next
week
The Harmony club entertained with cards
and dancing Wednesday evening so honor
~ Mr. and Mrs j. J. Sounsky, who have
Just returned from their bridal tour.
Mrs. j. Is Wilson entertained 'he Wo-
mans Reading club saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Hcisig and Mrs ]. II Wilson
have issued cards FOR an afternoon rcccp'
tlon and Cnrds In the evening next Friday.
Mrs Leon Sonhcld has returned from
Mississippi
Miss Kennedy leaves today Tor Oklahoma
City after spending two weeks tho guest
OF Miss Irene Fuller
Miss BIRD Cooper Is home from Orange.
Mrs. Dennis Cali returned from Marlin
Monday.
Miss Fanny RarNoy Of woodvllle IL the
guest OF Miss Zoe Jackson
McsdhmcS Roberts and COrley, Miss Grace
Curley aud Mir Roberts returned Wedncs
day from Terrell, having como Tor the
Jackson. Roberts nuptials
Mrs Edwards and hcr two daughters
Misses FvclyU and Renuic Edwards, left
Tuesday for san Antonio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
sELLVlLLE.

Mrs mailman and son have returned from
visit TO relatives IN Dallas
Miss soplhu Mcnkc is visiting IN Brcn
ham
Miss Hattie Hampton has returned from
senly. ,,....,.,.
night for Brenham.
f.cg d1ys hero during tho past week
Mrs JJuHa Reese % New YORK era Miss
Hannah Fraukenstein ~ Philadelphia were
ihe guests Of their cousin, Mrs Is hhoP'
Mrs " slick and Mrs Charlotte
Mcnkc have returned from Millh'im
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
RICHMOND.

The Ladies' Home Mission society gave
tea Monday afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs II l.. Dyer for the purpose OF
raising funds for the Improvement o, the
Methodist parsonage. Quite n nice sum
was realized.
Mrs. LILLIAN w. billiard at the residence
Of her sister, Mrs. Sidney ] Winston, last
Saturday afternoon. which was greatly en-.
1oy ed by All who attended. The next meet
Ing Will be with Mesdames } II. Farmer
and Helen Farmer,
Mrs. William Masterson and Mrs
Thomas Wlndham have been visiting Mrs.
Wludham's mother, Mrs DR.. II. II Har-
rison, Sr.. At Columbus, Texas.
Miss Lucille Wilson has returned to her
home at Houston, after a visit 20 Mrs. Har-
ris T.. Mitchell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
sEeUlN

Among those who attended the inaugural
ball at Austin from Soguln we're Mr. and
Mrs ] b, Dibrcl, Miss Olevia panccy,
Messrs Walter Noltc and Howard short.
Miss Octave Duke of san Antonio Is
guest oc Mrs NJ. A Williams.
Tho ladies Card club met last Thurs
day az the residence OF Mrs Eugene Noltc
Mrs James Greenwood was the fortunate
one I'm winning the prize. Mrs w. II
Burgess will entertain them next
Mrs. John King of Folsom. y. NJ IS
visiting relatives here.
The Noodmcu'S mask ball Tor grown
folks takes place en- this city ON February
md the bali for chlldrcu ou the 2ist
Some valuable and handsome premiums are
offered.
Mrs Forest clark Of san Antonio has
hecn guest Of Mrs. c. W, Clark tn
past week
Mrs ] w. Wslkcr Of san Antonio has
boon visiting relatives IN the city this
week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
GEORGETOWN.

Mrs A. A. Booty gave a dinner party on
Tuesday evening complimentary to Mrs W.
" waters. who is her guest from Dallas
Mrs !. A Richardson has returned from
sherman. where she spent several weeks.
Mr.. I. w. Richardson. who had been H.
accompanied her home to recuperate among
his GEORGETOWN friends
Mrs Lee Taylor Is visiting her aunt Mrs.
Mary Anderson, Of Austin.
Mrs becker, wife Of Hon. -. p Decker
representative Ina the legislature from
ouanah, a guest Of her sister, Mrs. Robert
a John ,.-
Mrs Vi. Harrel gave an informal at home
10 her Review club friends on Friday aIler
noon Refreshments added most charminEly
10 the social success of the occasion.
During the coming week Mrs, Beula DIN
luitt VIII have MS her guest Mrs. w. w.
Walton of Bartlett.
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree is visiting friends in
TAYLOR.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
CAMERON

Miss Estelle McIver is visiting Judge and
Mrs. Sam streetman IN Austin.
Miss Zelma Branch OF Rockdale paid
Cameron friends a pleasant visit
Miss Nnt McCord and Miss Branch visited
Waco friends last week
Hon aud Mrs. r. S, Henderson. Hon
aud Mrs NJ j Moore, MIR. and Mrs W T,
Hehey and j. r. Hardy and others attended
the inaugural services in Austin
Mesdames Campbell aud owens, who
have been visiting Mrs. c. y. Baty, have
returned 10 san Saba.
Or. and Mrs r. p. Mckinney have re.
Turmoil from a visit 10 Alabama.
Rev Sam Jones Is engaged 10 lecture
next wednesday night AZ the auditorium
under the auspices Of the knights Of
Pyrhias' star course.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
sMITHNlLLE.

Miss virge staples of Madisonvine Ky,
is visiting her brother senator s. L.
Staples
Mrs. W. J. Bcrgerou Is visiting in Hous
ton.
Mrs. John FELTON, is visiting rclaiivce Ia
nay city.
Mrs. e j. Bohanan visited in San An
tonic this week
Misses Reulah and Vista Craft of Bnstror
attended the hall at tue opera mouse
"Wednesday night
Mrs J. T. Buriesou has returned from @
visit I'm Mount Pheasant
Miss Mae Gentry visited Houston N'dnos
day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
ALVIN.

little Miss Mildred Cummings celebrated
her fourth birthday Tuesday by na'iha q
number OF her little friends take dinhe.
and enjoy a few hours play at games WIN
her. ,u..t. 60, collls.
visited friends in Houston Monday vi.
Mrs Harry Willis and tue SON ot ~
,nrno ave the guests Of Mrs. WINS SISTER
Mrs Fred Bush - ,,sIeton Is visit
MI 70 sister. MIS-. NJ. L. Spencer ava
,rs Giiinspy and children from iron Iowa "''
vlsitnr relatives here this Teeia t,d,v from
Mrs s. j Woleott returned I.,ess " ond friends
an extended visit 90 relauFes anu
In H6nston and BAY city ,,h nae beeu or
.an,Ie1 here ana was enter!ai12e,aId TTues
kam n, ~ Nir. aud Mrs. G y. io'u
day evening
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
HEARNE.

Mrs l. n Hall entertained number NJ
her friends with a card party on Wednes
day afternoon. Those attending were Misses
Jessie Bassett, Evie Smith, Mamie Hanna,
Adalie Swanson, Mesdnmes !. r. Lane, J..
z. Bishop J. Knowles, J. w Hoffman, w.
A. Wilkerson s. Y. Smith, George r. Do
man, r. n McNutt, Charles Critzherg
Thomas Relnhardt, B II. Knox F. Stefan
aud b. Henninger.
Mites Fioy Beckham is the guest Of Austin
friends this week
Mrs f. r Hostrasser returned Monday
Ia her home in Bryan after spending short
stay with relatives in HeArne.
Mrs r. + Brashear visited Calvert Mon.
day.
Misses Mae Morris and Xemma Erwin
spent Friday with Calvert friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25

ms ,esno lobby and filled tho portion Of the
tvok plsce In the beautiful and spacious
lining hall, and the music was furnished
w ah orchestra from Corsicana. Most OF
.ne surrounding towns and cities were rep
mere was quiet wedding ceremony
selemnised here Wednesday afternoon az
tne residence Of Rev NJ r. Andrews, that
Hehtieman ofhcisting: The contracting par
,ies were MI W. r. McMaster aud Mrs
T. ! Boatrlght two popular young people