Southern Messenger (San Antonio and Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 5, 1914 Page: 2 of 8
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we nil "STAND UP AND FIGHT.''
::»■ ratacwnM
world, there is a plague ot "''<<<! fee:.’* the syrr.;,:: :J:, ,irc.
and down the spinal column when
up
J2 on is mentioned.
For theae chilly sensations, or for a chilly season, wc wan: intis'
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ommend :i cor-y gas room heater or a beautiful radi.it-.-. Either <
them will give warmth, good rhe-r and couras*.
S. A. Gas & Electric Co.
Crockett 315 PHONES New 315
Stand Up and Fights
The average business man is citing ti:e*e bug .i-1
by day and by night, instead of making fo<>i-M.><>? .
niw has not gone to the "demr.iticn bos-wotts"
We must acknowledge that across the seas vi
ity, but here, in these United States, we art- carry:t.
are grappling wit! ghosts P.i::.- ay :
«f ose
Just now it;
an t'Xpeni'. :t
■ :s i> baalt*’
HOSE—HOSE—HOSE
Prices Cut | You SeM>^
One-half Inch Lexiogttn Rubber 4 ply. ffn IE I
i'O feet; Regular. SS.CO; special.......}j./3 I
One-half inch Girard Cotton. 5b feet. Ci Efl I
Regular. Jfi.OO; Special <T.Jw I
One-half inch Half Moon Rubber, 44 ply ffE HE I
50 feet; Regular 57.0o. Special ...... .}u.£v 1
Tips Baa It Wh* Othsra Haven't. I
TIPS HARDWARE COMPANY
Both Phenes. 114-116-118 W. Commeroi St
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TIE SOUTHED lESSDW. NOVEMBER 5,1M4.
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Joske’s Mid-Season Millinery Sale
Every Hat Reduced
h
triinmed hats—we've gone through
£3
29c
Included are
Sunday
NOTES FROM a PASO.
NEWS FROM GALVESTON.
Father
Miss
Mr.
D*vi»—Ryan.
NOTES FROM BEAUMONT.
UNION MEAT COMP
BEEF AND PORK PACKERS
Laid Refiners and Compound Makers.
Coming Marriage.
Union Stock Ywds
SAN ANTONIO,
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Ed. Steves & Sons
LUMBER
Deers, Suh, HtaK 2hi>gle>, Ete.
Offices and Yards: 1
L A G. N. Depet and Suaet'
and Exchange Bi sinesa,
CelerSr Prawptiy
Made and Readied.
Rerican Meaty Bracht aad Sold.
Model Hat* 1-3 Off
Were $30 to $85
Now $20 to $56.67
CHAS. LUCAS CO. ’
GAAMTKAWMAKSLX I
MONUMXNTS. I
AON FKNQNG. |
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EVENTS IN YORKTOWN.
Moetwry.
Mr. John D*ny*h. a son of Mr. and
Mr*. Simon D*ny»h. died at * hospital
fa CnAro. on October 21 and m bur-
ied In Yorktown the following day.
He was 24 year* old, unmarried, and
beside* Ms parents, leaves two tta-
tera and six brothers. The latter act-
ed ■* pallbearer* for their beloved
brother, whose untimely death was a
great akoek to all who knew him. R.
I. P.
THE MILMO
NATIONAL BANK SJ.
of Laredo, Texas
T*to eaeeatai
jwwmMmi
JUKMOKK
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to New York, Chicago, Washington
They will ■
Miss., the I
A. MENEELY&CO.
Watervliet (Wert Tray >, «-T. ;
jHS^tttere. Peda, flam, fort rt
OM pMra* •re*a«fi»ma*
mm hi d m n i m i Momwao s^miHm
v Just think what this means to you-an opportunity
into <>ur stocks and choose any hat at a lessened pnee.
Daughter, of Isabella.
I The Daughter* of Isabella are nct-
! ively at work providing clothing, etc..
it/i
$11.50 to $15 Hats now at $ 9.75
$16.59 to $21.50 H«b now $14.75
$22 50 to $35 Hats now at $19.75
of
Sample Flowers ....
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WKUMJIG AT LOCKHART.
A very pretty wedding wm sotaun.
lead at ST. Ignatius Catholic Church
in Lockhart on Thnroday arorning.
October 2S, at > o'clock, the Rev,
Father Eecene Zuber officiating. The
groom wee D. E. Geektan. in the em-
ploy of th* government, and the
bride van Mtae BopMa K. Krmm, Um
TpntepBrted daughter of Charles
Kron*, a retired atockmea ot Lock-,
hart.
Untrimmed 1 AQ
Shapes for. X»«FO
1WO.MAGOTT
Mamummrtmunnra—
‘' otMfraw amSdriA Wtm pfr.
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:./dM4F'M« awdtrt WtatA
m nawnwr
Imlla
From* a large Eastern nmnufueiurcr
and a prominent importer, we secur-i!
thenc sample Bower*--and fortunate.
Indeed, were we. There arc exactly
l iSjp (97 dozen*) sample bunches In
the lot. comprising large rose* and
poppies of silk and velvet In eicry
fashionable shade; chrysanthemums,
violets, pansies and scores of small
flowers of almost every conceivable
kind. The entire lot is placed uu sale
at 29c a hunch.
BteWaiNsiiR isw
last week, a girl: and to Mr. and Mr*.
Oemis Kolodzlejezyk. a fine boy, on
but Monday.
Mr. W. B. Singleton, the well-
known salesman of San Antonio, was
In Yorktown last week and vMted
some of his Catholic friends in town
on Sunday.
Mr. C,
Jaeger;
Misa B.
The Big Store
San Antonio.
Sullivan—< ‘reel.
We have had a num her of pretty
weddings In our Catholic community
lately. The first was the marriage of
Miss Faz Creel, of El Paso, ami Mr.
Edward Sullivan of Denver. Colo. The
bride is the daughter of Juan Creel,
and niece of Enrique Creel, former
Governor of Chihuahua, and later
Ambassador from Mexico tit Washing-
ton. He tame from Havana, Cuba
to attend the wedding. The Nuptial
Mass was celebrated in the Holy Fant- ; ------- ----------- ------
fly ChafH'l by Rev. Father Charles | be made lit to appear undented in the
Pinto. S. J. Tne bride and grootu | present e of their Creator, and ot the
left for Denver, where they will make imjjerative duty imposed on Catholics
their future home. t<» remember their dead. The elo-
rntrick—Watson. quent orator told of the helpless con-
Marguerlte Eleanor Wataon dittos of the souls In pu-gatory. and
*v---a _ f tMtsns- hz.iv fkat' JnrioH/lnr] tjlf* CilUFVll
the Church of the Guardian [ Militant tor aid and assistance, while
f* t.it •*-*. .... t___ T>..< L-ninNcS fholt*
W« w.
H5B^
Office »4T«*I
1462-1411 E
SAN ANTONIO,
0HPW«e,CmM*
formerly one ot the music
toucher* in that Institution.
The funeral of Michael Hennery.
.' get about S3, who died very sudden-
ly last Sunday morning, took ptace
the following Tuesday aftaraoon from
NEWS FROM BEEVILLE.
The bazaar given by the Catholic
ladle* during the County Fair was
an ideal success and ait are much en-
thused over the new church fund.
Our very esteemed Bishop, on his an-
nual Confirmation tour, saw the need
of an assistant English-speaking
priest and on the 25th sent us Rev.
Father Menn is, a gifted orator who
will be heartily welcomed by our
large and growing congregation.
Catholic babies were well represent-
ed at the "Better Babies Contest”
and little Misses Rachel Dauraghty
and Amy Rebecca Krueger carried oif
prizes. Mr. H. Dittlinger of New
Braunfels had a handsome flour ex-
hibit al the fair.
Sr. Mary’s Academy girls greatly
improved the appearance of and
swelled the ranks in the parade on
educational day in their pretty cos-
tumes of blue and white, some one |
hundred and fifty strong.
Mr, Amos Mwssett, a recent cob- I
vert, took first prize for the most j
etaar epeaeh «n£ foroeatoi of 0*^- <
R- G. KMMB tMmkad Mhl Walter . ■
tor bar aaaM wwk ta taMf «f Kba
MRfkwr Cteb Mt tepBitaTIj for fka <
' its kind in the State.
' K. Officers InWalled.
-deputy grand knight: T. EL Choke/
; chancellor: D. R. Barry, financial
1 secretary; Leo Phelan, treasurer; M.
rA. McKnlght. warden; H. M. Higgins,
recorder; C. W. Emmer. advocate: J.
3. Barry, trustee; H. G. Teuholder. lo-
ner guard; Alex Broussard, outer
.guard; Rev. William J. Leu, chaplain;
J. P. Laadry, lecturer.
After the butneas meeting * pleas-
ant aoctal hour was spent, during
whtak raft’ ate ■ante were served.
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CATHOLIC EVENTS Di WACO.
One of the most eloquent sermons
t ver heard here was that delivered
i:n Sunday afternoon. Nov. I, in Holy
Cross Cemetery by Rev. Thon. Roach.
C, S B . when Waco Catholics mode
their annual visitation to the bury-
ing ground. The discourse followed
the recitation of the customary pray-
ers for the dead, by Very Rci. E. A.
Kelley, rector of the Chun h of rhe
Assumption.
Father Roach’s sermon dealt with
1 the necessity for the existence of a
. I place of purgation, where souls might
c:;i;;. !i by Rev. Father ’ ho ped that local Catholics may hate
After a wedding trip they will 'the pleasure of hearing him often In
the future.
Knost—Robertson. On Monday, Nov. 2. All Souls’ Day,
Mis;; Imogene Robertson and Mr. a High Mass of Requiem was sung in
John Henry Knost were married <ui the Clmrvb of the Assumption and
Friday afternoon by Rev. Father F. [every day during the Mciiih of the-] .ur, rmz, u.
C. Roy, at the Church of the Immacu- Dead the church bell will be tolled at; young man of San Antonio.^and Miss
late Conception. .... ■ .. ..e
Th.- pzotti«--t and iruit Ji- i-
l.irmble style- ill rltlck ups.
zinzs and n<n<?ltv feather t*im-
nine-' now -o mu* h u> '* z1'.-
t ones to 5 I ■' ' all u,f 1st ’■ i'
at lf»r.
rhe new
plenty In black.
i Wehe—Miller.
| Mr. Chas. Wehe and Miss Rosa M1T-
i Icr were united tn the holy bonds of
wedlock in the early part of Oitober
by Rev. John Jachtyl. Mr. Wehc is
a recent eon vert to the Catholic
Church, and has lived near Yorktown
all his life, while the bride is a charm-
ing young lady who comes from a
well-known Polish Catholic family.*
May their wedded life be a bright and
hapyy one is the wish of their many
I relatives and friends.
Oehler—Notzon.
Fritz Oehler, a rwell-known
, a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Notzon of Yorktown, were
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony at the Immaculate Conception
Church on Tuesday morning. October
27. After Mass the young couple,
with relatives and friends, repaired to
the home of the bride where u boun-
tiful repast awaited them. They left
for San Antonio the same day where
they will make their future home.
May tliefr wedded life be a happy
one.
Other marriages to take place in
the near future are: Mr. John Broil
and Miss Clara Jannywk; ” -
Di bowski and Miss Clara
Mr. Peter Migura and
Gwosdz.
General anti Personal Notes,
St. Mary's School was re-opened in
the early part of September. The
attendance was at first somewhat
small, but has increased and at this
date the school is in a flourishing con-
dition.
The St. John's School at Clear
Creek is also in session. Mr. Alex.
Oplela of Cestohowa. Tex., is employ-
ed as teacher.
Rev, Thos. Moczygentba of San
Antonio visited in Yorktown Tues-
day. and attended the Oehler-Notzon
wedding.
Mrs. B. J. Nowierski and her little
daughter are spending a tew days
with relatives in San Antonio.
Misa Victoria Bock is rapidly re-
ill IVUJUUiUT; —
qutmt orator told of tht* helpless eon-
rtf th** itnnlH In niiktiatory. und
;itui Mr. Marion L. Patrick were mar-‘how they depended on the Church
ried at the Church of the Guardian} Militant tor aid and assistance, while
Angel. Eaot El‘Paso, bv Rev. Father'they were being purified, that their
Albert Gilbert. After tin* ceremony, term of punishment might be shurt-
;i weddhag supper was served at tbe'ened. The Catholic Chinch, he de i
I'onie of the bride's parent?. Mr. and I Hared, offi red many means of relief
Mra, Patrick will spend their honey-1 for the faithful departed, but the I
moon In Los Angeles. Cal., aft* r; most efficicarious of these, he said.'
which they will live in Indiana. | was the sublime sacrifice Of the Mass.
McG I v ncy—M>ga n.
Miss Inez Logan and Mr. Thomas I
To Get the Full Benefit of a M®
JfaattMd tits MHu «n»
nflte rad aSaewasd ftaAir dl^a. .
.Xtev* h aa tater kx4 wMc* o^atoa «w cOraa tartc «mBUw <*< *
•** tea—v**ot ttaawate ■nlprtsawik tor tea nwkrtteswara a
WteKWT AND BOTTLKD MBS Is wifo *•••< ***^1«
!SSSSSLTSt.-SS—'A'lT--
Schober Ice 4b Brewing
Oatatnari* iws
TfoaMMSteNfo'
afy**te>**forttaii
Hand-Blocked Shapes
Vafee* to $7-50 Now $4 95
i'ur rnuil’IclH -fo'k of t.aa-L
I'picked xRk velvet shape-, the
be-1 and most exetiif i v e st v e-.
!»< 1 tiding values to |7 .'■ i. at
JOSKE BROS. CO
■ Kisi" tT tHJsfcih‘1 fiLU
MmsnOMCAMPTLIA
rraa October 27 to 21 tkaCatboMe
PWr wee MM here aa« the eet pro-
ceMte ramM to Ck*aHer-
lag the **r cry oC hart ttaca tM
ttimet realized waa for ataee that
TM week wee ana of cnac foteevet
for foe iMitiwtiaa The ladtoc
were teffltal fo ttrtr efforts to amfie
— the fote a aeaecea. TKrae nfoMa 4tar*
— foe week eetestafoMMrta wwe
tfsew; ce Twcrtay a ■foffret ten*.
- Mro. nank Qalfocky; ee
> out a1 bbafe. -caa*ML
b«M for tke bMt tow; «*» BHBdUWic
fcMtaBwiitoTltertotekMK ~
Personal Note*.
Very Rev. Patrick F. Brannan, af-
ter a lengthy visit with Beeville
friends, has returned to Weatherford.
Mrs. Ed. Burke entertained her
mother. .Mrs. Campbell, and sisters.
Mrs. Tom and Mrs. Peeler, all of
Campbellton, during the lair.
Mrs. John Wood has returned from
a visit to her daughter, who is at-
tending St, Mary’s Academy in Aur-
tin.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook I nee
Dora Welder I have returned from
their wedding tour and are receiving
their friends -it the Cook villa.
Mr, and Mrs. F X. Dauraghty came
up from the ranch fur the fair, also
the Misses Wood of Victoria, all rf
whom were charmingly entertained
by their aunt, Mrs. George.
Mr. and .Mrs. McMurray are on a
visit here to their four married
daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Chestnut of Kenedy
were visitors at Mr.t. McCurdy's,
Miss Margaret .McMurray and aunt
have returned from a lengthy stay in
St. Ix>Uis.
sailors in large and
medium sizes with blocked and
soft crowns; <lrec*y shapes and
Turbans made i.f line silk velvet
uml silk plush. S-or»* of them in
M-ason’’ favored colors --
Values up to
KI.9H in this sale.
NEWS HtOC VKTOBA.
Mr*. J. F. Weldwr. prartlrat of the
Catholic Mother** Cl*b. cnterteiMd
the member* of that orgufarttoc an
Friday Ort. S«. vrtth a most delight-
fol HoBawe’ea perty. BesMca tte
mmbera of the dob * down vtelttag
tafllM, aad Rev. Father* Hock and
Baqae, enfoyod her cbaxmtag boetd-
tattty.
Tbaw witebro. to the personality of
m—darara Krotata. Ftamtac nd J- B-
Wbrt, atetotod by th*
ed the tato the bMMimtty
decorated mote* ***• ®*
ritem of Maki* Uxbte eheno from2rttene< th* vtattara, nck|t*nat memheats* totem JttWA
c 1
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We’re ready now to clear our stocks of all autumn
XJVny Tafat’a leaned pri«. Any woman
knows Joske millinery and the lowness of Joske prices will realize the unportance
sale when we say—
$3.50 to $5.00 Hats now at $2.98
$6 00 to $8,50 Hats now at $4 95
$10 to $11.50 Hats now at $7.75
1164 Bunches
tery. ’lie’had lived here for more
than four deradso. R. L P.
vert, took first prize for the
handsomely decorate-1 float.
The Beeville Club conferred a high-
ly coveted honor upensme of our lov-
able Catholic girls by crowning .Miss
Frankie Welder Queen of the third
annual fair.
Catholic St inly Club.
The Catholic Indies are about to or-
ganize a Catholic Study Club, to pr>e
mote and foster n taste for Catholic
literature: the Bible is to be the text
It is trusted that all will Join and re-
fresh tbefr minds at these weekly
meetings with high minded, true
Catholic literature.
Forty Hour* Devotion.
The Forty Hours devotion will be
I given here beginning on Friday morn-
ing. Nov. 6. and Hosing on Sunday
next.
S. DEUERLING,
A Tan aafoMMfft of -r_
GftOCEBffiS—«f dkaieqpt ysfrj »»Y
wxns or aul mnw axdiwv uqoom vokn***
Ctotefo XMBtotofi ta all ret* af tea <*y. Ptote *\
. 1*454j wuia piw^iuiuit, uiutuuiK, ww., any UlgnT Cl lain Wl
fVUUM GAS Fiti'ER- for the indigent poor at the hospital. | waH most beautiful!
St, Mazy** St-. Stan .Antonio. Tex. I No more worthy charity could occupy palms, ferns, white
w 'their time and attention than this. | California s mil ax.
"Work on the new hoauital is pro- I vnwneii in white sat
Cha Uy Brittan Up
Lsrtensrttafoteramt nsko Snn *n-
tiWaitiBot tatatv—In tor-Wot with *11
------— Jpw going m—*> that Ito
ge tom*.
etobmeto *11 etfarto to-
■utat hntatul HOHKS.
jaarhaM ci interior aad
p Mato '.•» Interior of
iaad mao- ltori tut with
j» WALL PAPER
CMtetonatMt* ten* yon the luant
tateSiB waixyantaa.
HUED
Daughters of Isabella.
I On Sunday. October 25. the Daugh-
ters of Isabella held exemplification
ceremonies, when nineteen candidates
Wore initiated. It was the first exem-
I pH Heat ion that the local court has
I held since its organization last Febru-
Z- f* ■--e<— _< ; ary With the newiy admitted mem-
LtmmC “hi L^mrertce Mieci. (t,w Icm>aJ I(lurt now haK n roster
' of sixty-five.
Iff >*------krrn riz-nm ' 'At l» a. m. Mass was chanted nt St.
HU riRUuK-u U<«n ; ptt[ri< k’s Church by Rev. J. S. Mur-
Red Rust Proof 'Seed Oatz. >hX. who delivered the sermon,
civn 11,1 tt>,‘ conclusion of which he impart-
tAAH. th(1 benediction of the isle Pope
*”> MAIN * VENUE. 'SAN ANTONIO , Hus N. In the afternoon at I o’Hcck
the degrees were conferred at the
Knights of Columbus Hall, after
which a banquet was served. Mrs.
Tuffly. grand regent of the Houston
Court, wits here for the occasion.
----— .r— —- The candidates were: Mrs. Chas,
ifftarMta ItaRfoM ■tool June man. Mr*. J. M. McCauley. Mrs.
■ * <)„ E Ladd. Mrs. W M. Bristol. Mrs.
; John .Moran. Mrs. Richard MeDcn-
r'uith, Misses Jane Quilter, Lt-oiin
s Franz. Josephine Kampo, Blanche
: Stevenson. Rosalie Gay. Rose O’Neil, [
i Katherine Dolson, Maggie Devlin, i
May I_id<L Caeli Chambers. Mary Mi-
, Gertrude Koerner. 1
Knight- of Colnmbu-,
j On Monday night Galveston Coiiu-
_ . tv t • 'll Knights’of Columbus held tin- in- , ‘"'J.
Transact? a General Banking U1)ai iBtttuiiati<m of officers, db-td.-t ■ ’n
deputy Jehn R. Young of Houston
i presiding. A special committee met
; Bro. Young nn i escorted him to the
i hall. After the ceremonies n smoker
lond social session held under the
j Hi reel ten of the lecturer, and a most
enjoyable time wns had by all pres-
;ent. The K. of C. Orchestra render-
| e.1 music throughout the evening. A
SEE | large portion of the membership was
w* w_ O W*__ Jn attendance.
BL OftCu Ckr J3AHLCS Rev. Juan Navaretto. one of the
| Mexican refugee priests, c... ......,
For Sportfag Gooffs and | “\L°OC* at Sl' Pa5.ri,^*!‘Hl,lst
■ bunnay nionukiK. e». a. n*
Kodak Supplies; slHU.r
' a native of Dublin. Ireland and a rest-;
■dent of Galverton for a short time,:
died at St, Mary's Infirmary on Octo- |
j her 29. She wax known in the world :
as Mistt Hester Norris and had been in
j the order of the Sister* of the Incar-
nate Word for four year*.
Requiem Mass was chanted at the
*■"—: morn- ]
Burial was made ll<! bualiua to make their home in that
city.
This was the first sermon Fathec
I .mi— iur« i.mkuii .him Roach ha- delivered since he was
I F. McGjvney were quietly* married on I made a member of the faculty of St.
I Tuesday morning at the Immaculate ! Basil's College, and it is sincerely
I Conception church ' ” ” .... .
: < il K night-* of Columbus held tie- .in-i '
I ing at i> o’clock. I
I Calvary Cemetery.
Ftaraw: Crm<e« 2»47: Few. 1130.'
R. SIB0HMEYER
REGISTERED PLCMGER AND
DRAWLIYIR
Rvau a^^Mr^Italph Veraon*Dav^'lne lexas. while dial ™i*.
5? Galveston. November 7, it 1* not-
Immaculzte Conception, on Wednes- ■
day night of last week. The church ]
most beautifully decorated with ‘
’ ’ ? carnations and (
i'their time and attention than this. | California smilax. The bride was i
Work on the new hospital is pro-1 gowned in white satin, trimmed with
grewing nicely: when completed i*! real hand-made lace and pearls. She L . „
■ will be one of the finest institutions of was attended by Miss Virginia Burk. |i>tate TexaH-
| moot Council. Knight* of Columbus ■ bride's home on Montana. Street wa^'j. Muhl of Waco and Mis* Annie C. t j->hn
; were formally installed r.t a large t * mOTt elaborate affair. Every detail j Riley of Omega. Lm The ceremony tll.7^Xk > ,ir“;*d m Mr and
meeting laar Thursday evening. The! wa» carried out with the utmost pre-1 will take place in St. Patrick’s
! inatallatlon ceremonies were ™ndnct- j cislon and splendor. ; Church Lake Providence. La., on the
led by district deputy John R, Young, j The brido I* the only child of Mr. I morning of November IS- The con-
: of Houston. I and Mrs. T. M. Ryan, and has lived In ' tracing parties are most favorably
j The officer* installed were; T. B. J El Paso all her life. The groom is' known here. Mito Riley. * graduate
JTlpprtt, grand knight; L. F. Euerfng.f irom Knoxrilbl. Tenn, After an «X-|of the Academy of the Sacred Heart
~ ~ ’ tended wedding trip, they will make!here, wu 1 ‘ ’’
their home In thia city.
General News.
Rev. Father Edward J. Barry, S.
J., offered the opening prayer and
gave a little "talk,” at the convention Ine loiiowtng iuwu*j «>■>»«» uvu.
ot thw Daughters of the Confederacy, the Church of the Araomption, tater-
held this week at the Hotel Paso del' meat being made In Holy Crore Cemt-
Norte. - . . .. .. ..— ----
fot ifturey.
XIm Mary Walsh, a patient eufferer
for many months, died aad was bur-
led wtth a Requiem Mara last week.
Mr. A- Forkorny, a telegraph opera-
tor, wae burled from the Immacntata
Conception Church tart Sunday. He
dirt ta Denver and the rereataa were
breeght to El Paso for Interment.
Mrs. M. P. Hempel has received a
mamsge aaeoencing the aocideetal
daeth of her stater-in-taw. Mrs. T. M.
Cooney, in New. Qrteees. The do-
eeered was a practical Catholic art a
lovety character Mr. art Mrs. Oxm-
ey were old-tbao Ml Pmmm art bare
many warn frtanda tn thin city. May
bar oonl art tbe M«la of an the fottte*
tai departed, rent in pctea.
PAUL BEOGGI
42» MILITARY Pk AZA.
Dealer in staple am. fancy
GROCERIES* HAY, GRAIN.
PECANS AND CCH-'NTm PRODCCE,
Agent for the Witt A Bau uer Co. can- |
Burin I won tn
dies art all kinda at chn 'eh supplies.
R. I. P.
Friday afternoon by Rev. Father F. every day during the Mcnth of the
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The brhlal couple 7 p. m.. to remind Catholica of tbeir | Mary Notzon.
left Immediately for a wedding trip (tbllg:itl<-n» to the suffering souls. “ "
Parochial Residence Accepted.
and other eastern Cities. They will' g||oday th() ncw parochial
also Visit Pass Christ Ian, Ml851-- the nw which has recently been
groom’s heme after wnlch they will UmpJeted. was formally accepted. It
«■> oi tne H'f*’ In Last El Paso.■ J"J* will likely be occupied by FatherKel-
«iehraiedlf”d""^*®,Jh?.L^’(lt h,?HVld in pi' t»»i* *’«*• The building, unfur.
Uts Cruces. NM.^nnd has Ihed in El represents an Investment of
Paso sinceabout $12,300. Plans were drawn hy
i f..i! I Architect E. H. Reed ot this parish,
o High Mass. j! 1 'and the new residence Is one of the
, full Choir, was chanted on Th’‘™d ‘y , d>)<) (n thc Ht
1 morning, when Miss Eloise Astmsolc. | _
i became the bride of Mr. Warren Brit-» BH>«p Gallagher To \lsit Waco,
tlngham. both members of prominent; Instructions are being given now
Chihuahua families. Rev. Father \ on week days to those who will be
Barry performed the ceremony. An : eonfinned here a week from next Suu-
elaborate wedding breakfast was ser- | day. when Rt. Rev. N. A. Gallagher,
ved at thc home of the bride’s parents 1 U. D., Bishop of Galveston, will visit
on West Boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. .Waco.
Brittingham left on Friday for Chi- | |Tr-ent«ti<>n <>f Silver Srrvfce To
. ....... ... .... .... i_ .»™ . Battleship Texas.
In the program announced here
Ijwt bitt not least'was thc beauti- I ta*‘ Saturday afternoon, tor the pre-
- °C uul ’“A of the new silver service to
which took place in the Church of thej® ;‘l
Tmmarirlifj* CTdnrikntfaii- on Wednes-.ed that the place of honor Las been
i assigned Very Rev. J. M. Kirwin.
I Vicar General of the diocese of Gal-
veston and president of the diocesan
! institute. St. Mary's Seminary. La
Porte. Father Kirwin, in his address
<•* that occasion, will represent the
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WOLFS BREAD I
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WOLF BAKING CO.
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