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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-11

n. L. Utley aud Mrs. Joe Cowan Of
HilIsboro were married Thursday 1t
the home OF Dr. and Mrs. Horace
Bishop on Oldham avenue. Or. Bish-
op performed the ceremony which
was very impressive one. DIR. and
Mrs. Bishop have a personal and
special interest in the bride since
she made her home with them four
years when they lived in Hillsboro.
Miss Sadie v. Siebe Of Dallas. niece
OF Mrs Bishop. played the nuptial
music. The bride was handsomely
gowned in o midnight blue velvet
suit with velvet hat to match. The
ceremony was performed in the ives.
parlor of the district parsonage.
Roses and ferns made the decora-
tons. Mrs. Henry Jackson of San
Angelo sent the wedding cake which
was served with cream and minis.
Guests from Hillsboro were Mr.. and
Mrs. Masterson. G. r. Graham, Mr..
Embrey. Mr.. Miller and daughter,
Garland, Mr.. Rhoads and Miss velma
Stovall of Greenville and Miss Sadie
v. Siebe of Dallas.
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Household shower.

Mrs. Roy Gallons entertained in
honor of Mrs. John Spalding Thurs
day afternoon, giving her a house
hold shower This was the christ
ening OF Mrs. Callens' beautiful new
bungalow home. The living room
and dining room had American beau
ty roses and LA France roses were
in the guest room. Mrs. Spalding
was invited at late hour TO the
shower and was not appraised of the
fact that she was to be the honor
guest. Two pickininnies, with n
clothes basket well filled. called for
her at the door of Mrs. Callens'
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Camp Fire Girls.

The Camp Fire girls celebrated
with an al fresco affair at the park
Wednesday evening. Members of the
camp are Dorothy and Charlotte An
drews, Matte Ruth Moore. Viola
Henson. Pearl Cronk. Johnnie Bell
York, Willie May Whipple, Lucille
Walston, Rita Thompson. Ruby Bish-
OPP. Miss Gladys Briggs. Lucille Wal
ston and Alwilda Smith are the
guardians. Mrs. w. A. Briggs, Miss
Laurrine Hickman and Miss Eagle
We're also guests.
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Lawn Party.

5 Lois Chapman entertained
Pc friends of her sister, Miss
chapman, Monday afternoon at
lome of her parents. Mr.. and
y, H. Chapman, on Ferris ave.
Tennis and eroquet were play
the lawn in the late after
|and after dark games on the
rs and Victrola music consum-
& time. Nectar and cake were
\. Guests were Misses Eliza
Rivers, Lucille Rocket, Fannie
p, Hazel Beck, Grace Meyers,
fy May Baker, Sarah Chapman
kalph Beck, Buddie Baker.
Delk, Wilma Harris, Hubert
son, Forrest Buie. Ted Estes
Erwin CornweH.
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,,...,,s,,,le Visitors.
Miss Matte siis's''et ON.

L. Emma ard Belle Works OF
n,a are visiting In the city,
80 of their uncle. Mr.. J..
cn and family. They spent
- with their brother. DR..
|,vorbs. at Brownsville and re-
| delightful visit to that south
~ city. They talk very in
(rs,v Of the border trouble, and
'sa,ces of real frontier lie
1 ,beir visit there. They are
Inch charmed with the hospi-
Ell brownsville people.
4 Emma Works. who taugh,
kn,er in the high school at San
I left Wednesday night Tor
4 civ. where she will enter
Larritt Bible Training school.
belle works will remain in the
Iii, about the 18th and then
& N Austin to enter State
Lsity where she will finish nexs
Leon and Il. NJ. Works, both
|om finished courses at Trinity
ksity. are taking medical
=, Galveston. and Will be
again this winter. Willie
/ ;s studying architecture in
rmour institute at Chicago.
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Mo,,,ing Party.

4 Elizabeth Rivers entertained
Iday morning with a progress
bunco party honoring Miss Fay
Lr OF Terrell, guest of Misses
ene and Mayne Davis on VIII
street. Four tables were ar
y for the game of bunco. MINIS
served during the games. Miss
4 Davis gave some vocal num-
after the games. Pineapple
n and cake were served at the
|of the games. Guests We're
! Fay Hunter of Terrell, Mad
and Mayne Davis. Ruth Chap
Lucille Rocket, Grace Meyers,
Beck. Hattie Lou Falls, Blue
Smith, Rena Cantrell, lnez
ION, Charlie May Baker, Edith
II, Fannie Witten, jamie Har-
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Miss Hendley Entertains.

The handsome new country home
of MIR. and Mrs. Ike Hendley at Ike
was christened Thursday night by a
party of friends OF Miss Elizabeth
Hendley who spent the night out
there Each girl took a picnic dish
along and supper was served on the
lawn in picnic style. The big new
sleeping porch of this commodious
home provided a good shelter for a
slumber party. Guests were Misses
Reba Singleton. Rhedia Wicker, Mar
garet Andrews, Margaret Edwards.
Thelma Cole. Doris Mccartney,
Ruth Pickett. Geneyieve Holland,
Rainey Harrison, Jennie kenner.
Josie Owens. Annie Martin. After
supper young men from the city
came out and gave a motor party.
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Thursday Club Entertained.

Mrs. Robert Phillips was hostess
this week for the Thursday club, en-
PERTAINING with six tables of forty
two. Cake and cream were served.
The following guests enjoyed her
hospitality: Mesdames Earl Parker.
Arson Cole, NJ Middleton. vern Rob-
erts, Howard Williams of Waco, O.
N. Inabnit, Erling Holland, ]. w.
Ferris, t. c. Grimland, and Misses
Corrine Barksdale, Sallie Lee Shell
ton, Winnie Mccartney, Marion Fow-
Ter, Gladys Briggs. Marguerite Mizell,
Cleo Anderson, Lillian Roger, l.. f..
Whipple, Allen Carroll of Ennis, Isla
Estes, Mary Trippett. Lillian Rush
ing, Lizzie Lou Phillips and Lucy
Robinson.
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Move TO Dallas.

Mr.. and Mrs o. II. Hood left
Thursday morning for Dallas. where
they will in the future reside Mr..
Hood will conduct university store
at the Southern Methodist Uniyer-
sity at Dallas. He has been manager
OF a similar business at Trinity Uni
versity for several years.
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IN SOcietv
Mis-. Matte Middleton Old Phone oao.


ny Ice made the menu. Miss Ruth
Is leaving soon for Lynehburg. va.
where she will enter Randolph Ma
con. The following young ladies
were present; Misses Genevieve Hol-
land. Annie Martin, Reba Singleton
thedia Wicker. Jennie Kenner. Dor
is Mccartney. Christine and Capelle
Hawkins. Ruth Pickett, Nell Langs-
ford, Gladys Richards Of Italy. Lii
liam Rushing. Margaret Lake. Thel-
ma Cole. Josie Owen. Margaret An
drews.
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Visitor Is Honored.

poring Miss Mamie Lee Flynn
tAahachie, Mrs. Z. Blaffer en-
hLed Tuesday afternoon at her
oOVo Bryan street. Games
Featured in the entertainment.
'ouse had decorations of roses.
p selections were given by Miss
'owens. Miss Katherine Nj
ahu Mrs. ID. w. Bridges. A
course was served to Misses
Lee Flynn of Waxahachie.
que inland, Ruth Gowens.
van Dorm and Mines. ]. V.
ana d. w. Bridges Dallas
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Progressive Mission Party.


The West End Circle of the
woman's Missionary Society of the
First Methodist church was enter
tanned with an attractive mission
party Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
John Campbell on Main street.
Tables where refreshments we're
served were decorated in the flags
of the native countries, where the
church has missions, Korea, Mexico
and Texas. Progressive lectures were
given at each table on the customs
of these countries by Mesdames T.
II. Cheatham, Lee Hawkins, H. N.
Peters and l. M. Williams. A salad
course was served by progression.
the salad at one table and the ac-
cessories at succeeding tables. An
enjoyable contest on the books of the
Bible was given. Mrs. Campbell is
a charming hostess. and the unique
entertainment planned by her was
most enjoyable.
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Sigma Dinner.

'ihe Miss Ruth Pickett be-
departure for college the
\ Vi the Sigma Club stormed
Ae'' residence Saturday
r. each one bringing their
u'sh to add to the menu.
ep''oh rooms were thrown
\ 'ne girls. and games. music
s entertained them until
Aeoh' The summer porch.
oeen the scene of so many
H. uur'hg the season. was
H. win palms and ferns. The
Is nad center piece of ze-
L., 'ns' Salads. sandwiches.
| n' fruits and strawber-
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VIII Reside in Denton.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bell and daughter, Miss
Ruth. left Monday morning for
Denton, where they will make their
future home. Miss Ruth has been
taching in the high school X Bartlett
fos the past two years. Mrs. Bell
has rented comnodious homo az
Denton. and will board young ladies
who attend the North Texas Normal.
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sunday school Picnic.

The members OF the Episcopal Sun
day school, about fifty in number.
had delightful picnic at the Chau-
tauqua park Thursday afternoon.
Tennis and other outdoor sports
We're very much enjoyed. A fine
picnic spread was enjoyed at six
o'clock
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SIurnber Party.

Miss Margaret Owens entertained
a number of friends Thursday night
with slumber party. The guests
were given a Dutch treat" at the
picture shows. A midnight lunch
was part of the festivities. The
guests were Misses Dorothy and
Charlotte Andrews, Euna and Buena
Floyd, Mamie Lou Biard, Ruby
Rushing, Flora b. Gounah, Bette
May Mccartney.
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siginas Entertained.

uahelle Hawkins was hostess
sway afternoon to the mem
| 'he Sigma club. Miss Merle
:" of Mertens was an out-of-
guest Forty-two was the di-
7 Refreshments consisted OF
seiefy' sandwiches, olives.
chips and ice tea.
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worm High school during the COM
ing year. was added to the honorary
membership. The applications of
Mrs. Matte Moore and Mrs. Charles
Morse we're gladly received into the
clubs Membership.
The club regretted the absence OF
ITS secretary. Mrs. Noteworthy. Mrs.
honax. In tender words, spoke Of
her appreciation to club members for
cards and letters sent to her while
at Dallas sanitarium this summer.
Mrs Lomax also conveyed messages
from Or. Cheek during his recent
visit here from Mrs. Cheek as did the
club president. Mrs. Fears, from a
personal letter from Mrs. Cheek.
CONTRIBUTED
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Ro@mont. the beautiful home of
Mrs. y. II. Mofett, was opened for
the social season Wednesday after
noon, when the Sims-Watson chap
ter of the Daughters of Confederacy
held its first meeting for the fall.
Enthusiastic and full OF hopeful an
tieipations for the success of the an
nual flower show, which will be held
the first week in October, the men,
bers discussed at length, plans for
this annual event, which Is always a
social event, as well as a financial
epoch in the years work of the
Daughters. The Moffett home was
dressed in foliage of verdant vines,
and roses and flowers from the home
flower garden. Mrs. Moffett as
chairman of the flower committee
urged that all members work dill
gently for attractive home flowers
for the annual flower show. Mrs.
r-'idhtof tHeii man VI lnt DdLddf
committee, and Mrs. Killebrew, of
the entertainment committee, each
made reports. After the business
session a short program was rem
dered. Miss Lillian Roger sang
Roses of Summer Mrs. Edwin Du-
Bose gave violin number, Miss
Lucye McDuffie sang Relieve Me of
These Endearing Charms and Mrs.
r. b. Killebrew, substituting for
Mrs. l.. ID. Parnell, read Aunt ia
NINA on Suffrage After the pro-
gram of music, Mrs. b. r. Moffett
gave an Edison concert, appropriate
ly selecting old southern songs for
the program. After this program
pineapple ice and waters we're serv-
ed. Mesdames George and Jim
Coleman were among the visitors
present. The next meeting will be
a business session the first week in
October with Mrs. F. B. Kenner.
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Tenth Birthday Celebrated.

Mary Mincey celebrated her tenth
birthday Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Mincey, on Oldham avenue.
A number of attractive gifts were
brought the honor guest. About
thirty-five guests were present.
Cream cones were served. Games
were played on the lawn. Little
dolls were given as souvenirs.
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Mrs. Blake Hostess.

prsday morning found Mrs. J
bake hostess for a jolly forty
|arty in her coy home on North
NTH street. in honor of Mrs.
kr Peters of Waxahachie. the
|of Mrs. Carver.
bflowers were the decorations
bis affair, which was a porch
The refreshments was a
i salad course. Waco Times
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Miss Kate Lancaster entertained
a number Of the senior ladies yester-
day honoring her mother. Mrs. b. C.
Lancaster, and Mrs. Matilda Lancas-
ter OF Waco. The time was spent In
social conversation nd crocheting. A
salad course was served. The hostess
was assisted in serving by Miss
Mabel Rocket. Guests were
Mesdames +. f. Cannon, Lyde
White. X. s. Watkins. NJ. +. McClel-
Ian. Hardin, Geo. Billiard, King. J.
T. Sullivan. w. T. Harris, p. p.
Smith. Andrews. w. A. Baird, Jim
Clark. Worth Rocket, o. II. Chap
man and E. c. Mccartney.
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home and delivered To her many
beautiful household linens and uten-
siIs. Forty-two was the social a.
version. Six tables made up the
PARTY. The hostess gave Mrs. Spald-
ing a basket OF home grown can
ned fruits and each guest slipped In
a recipe for good cooking. Chicken
salad. tea. chips, waters and olives
were served. Score cards for the
games were Dutch housekeepers
Mrs. spalding will soon go to house
keeping and this surprise was plan
ned for her by Mrs. Callens.
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10 DAY LIMIT

Bishop says the pageant was great
success from every standpoint One
of the most prominent boulevards OF
the University addition at Dallas, is
| named for Dr. Bishop, and is called
the Horace Bishop boulevard
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Adkisson, for
merly of Dallas, are now making
their home in Chicago. They have
beautiful apartments on the Sheri-
dan Drive road. Mr.. Addison is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. /. Adkis-
son of this city. and has many
friends here. who will be interested
in knowing that he has responsible
place with large manufacturing
concern in Chicago.
-
Miss Matte Mcpherson of Way
nesboro. Pa. has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. O. II. Hood, and brother.
Will Mcpherson. in the city this
week. Miss Mcpherson is en- route
to Lindsay, Ok, to visit her par-
ents. She was member of sketch
ing party that toured the west this
summer in the interest of natures
including the exposition in their it.
inerary. Miss Mcpherson is direcr
tor of art in Waynesboro College,
and also has private class and
studio at the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Harrison left
Monday afternoon for their future
home in Dallas. The leaving of Mrs.
Harrison is a great loss to the cul.
tural clubs of the city. She Organize
ed the Waxahachie Bay View Club,
club that has been creditable since
its organization, claiming some of
the brightest women of Waxahachie
in its membership. Mrs. Harrison
has been teacher since its organiza.
ton, and was president at the time
of her removal TO Dallas. She has
been truly called 'sthe mother OF
the Waxahachie Bay View Club, and
this club as we'll as the City Fedora
ton will regret her loss.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Mincey and
family have returned from Whites
boro. where they visited relatives.
They made the trip by overland in
their car.
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or of Philip Tronitz, q noted musi-
clan of Dallas. They will study un-
der him in Dallas this fall.
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Mrs. c. w. Simpson and Mrs. Har-
ris Watson, Miss Margaret Andrews
and Charles Simpson enjoyed the
matinee at the Majestic in Dallas
yesterday afternoon
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or of Philip Tronitx. . noted musi-
clan of Dallas. They will study un-
der him in Dallas this fall.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Mincey and
family have returned from Whites
boro, where they visited relatives.
They made the trip by overland in
their car.
Sanders Durham left Wednesday
to take up his duties in the public
schools OF Mt. Pleasant. where he
will be professor OF science and his
tory in the high school there.
Mrs Henry Phillips OF Denton and
Mrs. Jim Munroe of Hillsboro have
returned home after visit to their
sister, Miss Alice Adkisson, on Main
street.
Mrs. J. B. Stanard of Waco was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Carroll
Todd, in the city this week enroute
to her home after visit to relatives
in Missouri.
Miss Lillian Bigger has returned
from a pleasant visit to Bryan and
Paris, Texas. and Coalgate, Oklaho-
ma. to resume her duties here as a
teacher in the public school.
Miss Alice Addison will not have
her musci class this winter, but
will be at home with her mother,
Mrs. G. l.. Addison. who has been in
poor health for some months.
Miss Cora Wilkerson left yesterday
for Maria where she will resume her
work as tutor on u ranch. Miss
Wilkerson is governess for two lit
tie girls on the Bill Jones ranch near
Maria
Mrs. ALI Crumley, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. Mid
dleton, in University addition, left
Friday for Paris, where she and Mr..
Crumley will make their future
home.
Miss Margaret Barcus at Hillsboro
is entertaining house party of Wax
|ahachie friends, including Misses
Jennie Kenner. Margaret Edwards.
Thelma Cole. Reba Singleton. Gen.
nevieve Holland and Rainey Harri-
son.
Arch Mcpherson of Lindsay, Ok,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mcpherson
and Mrs. o. H. Hood in the city this
week. en- route to Austin, where he
is attending the State University
Mr.. Mcpherson has tutorship in
the University. and will take grad
uate course in chemistry.
Miss Sudie Williams, supervisor
OF the music in the city schools of
Dallas. was a guest of her cousin,
Mrs. II. N. Peters, in the city We'd
nesday when she made an address
before the Ellis County Teachers in
stitute. having as her subject. Mus
ical Appreciation in the Public
Schools"
Mrs. s. Fl. Watson. who spent the
summer in Corpus Christi with Mrs. |
A. b. Small and children of Dallas.
is now making visit to her daugh- |
ter. Mrs. Keith Matthews, at Waco. |
Mrs. Watson has been quite sick |
since her visit in Waco, but DIR. Har-
ris Watson, who has been down there
to see her. reports her condition
much improved
DR.. Horace Bishop has spent the
greater part OF the week in Dallas.
where his duties as president OF the
board of trustees OF Southern Meth
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SOCIETY PERSONALS.

Miss Sallie Kenner has returned
from a visit TO Corsicana.
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Sanders Durham left Wednesday
to take up his duties in the public
schools OF Mt. Pleasant. where he
will be professor OF science and his
tory in the high school there
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Robt Carlisle and Misses Rhedia
Wicker and Margaret Andrews Wis
tied in Ferris Thursday
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Mrs. James Kelleher of Italy is
the guest of Mrs. b. F. Thornhill.
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from visit TO Corsicana.
Mrs. James Kelleher of Italy is
the guest of Mrs. b. F. Thornhill.
Robt Carlisle and Misses Rhedia
Wicker and Margaret Andrews Wis
tied in Ferris Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Mincer and Miss
Clara have returned from Detroi.
where they spent the summer.
brother, G. +. Miller. and family, of
Hunt county. during the coming
week.
Mrs. r. X. Erwin and daughter.
Miss Verna, have returned from
Colorado, where they spent vaca-
ton.
Mrs. D. F. Miner of Cleburne, who
has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Parks, has returned
home.
Miss Mamie Beck has gone to
Hillsboro where she will teach in the
city schools.
Mrs. p. A. Chapman and daughter,
Miss Ruth, have returned from va
cation spent in Colorado and other
western points.
Miss Theresa Coates left today for
Corsicana, where she goes to re-
sumo her duties in the public
schools of that place.
Mrs Pat Hendley of Mayfield.
who has been the guest
of Mrs. Y. d. Kemble. left yesterday
for Fort Worth.
Miss Emma Traylor, who spent a
part of the summer with relatives
in Louisiana. has returned home and
will open her studio soon.
Mrs. James Kelleher of Italy was
the recent guest of Mrs. John Scion
and family. and Mr. and Mrs. John
kelleher of "Killaiden Farm"
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Dunaway and
little daughter. Sara Louise, will
spend the weekend with Mr.. G. +.
Miller and family. near Caddo Mills
Misses Katherine and Marguerite
Cole were in Dallas Thursday night
where they attended the banquet
asvan ~ fba AHnlnhuc hofal in hnu
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Mr. and Mrs. o. b. Dunaway and
little daughter. Sara Louise, will
spend the weekend with Mr.. G. +.
Miller and family. near Caddo Mills.
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Misses Katherine and Marguerite
Cole were in Dallas Thursday night
where they attended the banquet
given at the Adolphus hotel in hon
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Mr.. and Mrs. |. Mincer and Miss
Clara have returned from Detroit
where they spent the summer.
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Miss Alice Adkisson will not have
her musci class this winter, but
will be at home with her mother,
Mrs. G. L. Adkisson, who has been in
poor health for some months.
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Mrs. James Kelleher of Italy was
the recent guest of Mrs. John Scion
and family. and Mr. and Mrs. John
Kelleher of "Killaiden Farm
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Miss Cora Wilkerson left yesterda.
for Maria where she will resume hei
work as tutor on q ranch. Miss
Wilkerson is governess for two lit
tie girls on the Bill Jones ranch neaI
Maria.
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Miss Lillian Bigger has returned
from a pleasant visit to Bryan and
Paris. Texas. and Coalgate, Oklaho-
ma. to resume her duties here as a
teacher in the public school.
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Mrs. Henry Phillips Of Denton and
Mrs. Jim Munroe of Hillsboro have
returned home after visit to their
sister, Miss Alice Addison, on Main
street.
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Miss Emma Traylor, who spent a
part of the summer with relatives
in Louisiana. has returned home and
will open her studio soon.
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DR.. Horace Bishop has spent the
greater part of the week in Dallas,
where his duties as president OF the
board of trustees OF Southern Meth.
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Miss Ora Miller will visit with her
brother, G. Z. Miller. and family, of
Hunt county, during the coming
week.
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Mrs. j. B. Stanard of Waco was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Carroll
Todd, in the city this week enroute
to her home after a visit to relatives
in Missouri