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THE AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN, BUNDAr, MARCH If. 1058.
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Misses Irene Gamble
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equal to S. S. S. I have used quite a good deal of it
recently and found it to be all you claim for it. The
medicine thoroughly cleansed and renovated the
blood, and restored it to its normal, healthy condi-
tion; at least that has been my experience with it.
I notice also that it builds up the general health
while purifying the blood. My appetite improved
under its use, and I felt better in every way. Before
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homein sanaangeibgsareerrnemtnher
visit to Mrs. R Lee Black.
A Me rs;W. R. Searev. C. S. .Polly ana
AR Watipka were in Bastrop wedne"
day attending the institution oP a
Woodmen or the World lodge there
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MAY—WILL SHOW OVER 6000
SCHOOL CHILDREN.
' New Braunfels.
The opera 'house Saturday even,
.a blaze df brilliancy, supplement
[he joy’ of the beautiful women a
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. Mrs. W. J. Buck and daughters are
here for an extended visit.:
ton A. Sessums left Tuesday for Den-
draperies of pink and crepe
paper. pink and green drapel
electriesjand Japanese lanterns gave
the whole scene a fairyland appear-
ance. From a beautiful bower, of
palms fine delicious fruit punch was
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Sunday to her home in Waco.
Miss Bess Whittle of Georgetown
spent Saturday’ and Sunday with Miss
Lee Walton. *
Miss Ethel Smith of Marlin is visit-
ing Mrs. J. E. White.
taking vour medicine I had an itching, burning
eruption and other evidences of bad blood, but S. S. S.
ha. done away with this, and I am in good health.
Thece ar. styles enough for .11 forms—
from th. Smmest to th. stouteat.
Smithville.
MIsj Emily Hush ot iouston I, vis-
thl« week in San Antonio.
rAra. H °’ HIIl. has returned home
from a two months' visit in Han An-
AAiAaBurleson spont a few days ‘n
Austin this week.
e G. F. Hamilton
610 Cong. Ave.
, Ate attached to every pair of Warner’s
OLDEST AND BEST
BLOOD PURIFIED
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Heed, Professor B. Hoickamp. Martin
Faust, Dr. M. Combs. B. Evans, Hann
i Faust, led by the prospective groom,
was g ,-ruung | Afterwards the guests resumed dane-
to022 210 of05.1rlanez. Ipupplementa! Ing with the same keen zest as bo-
xuthnenenr.he Dea utifut women end torn, Niases Hellmann and Lucas warn
Hein... men who had gathered to par- assisted in entertalnin,
ticipate in a reception and dance given bv Miss
byMisses Ella Hellman, Elsie agd -
Etelka Lucas. Despite the very in-
clement weather, the invited
ments were served. Those present
were: Mesdames S. V. Pfeufer, A.
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youkanvt-brinzthen tousandwwowi trade you a set that win fit, ,M‘ and bo a comfort *0 you foreyer. If
teethiare broken or ulcmicd, "w"wimve‘mnemzna ^.r.TtShna't^SrCd’ ,f your tenth ache, lf your
Thal', our life WORK. making and saving teeth.
our wenerlmanagerb our "ntem the work of each den tist Is Inspected by our loci manager and at intervals by
mark. 8 noures you careful, trustworthy work, and the volume of vur business keeps our prices at the low-water
this week of the Women’s Self-Cul-
ture club at the beautiful .home of
Mrs. J. G. McRae was a source of
much pleasure and a delightful time
was had by all those present. The
course of study for this occasion was
the History of Henry Esmond.
Rev. M. J. Lindsay left Monday for
Lott, Texas, where he goes to assist
in holding a revival meeting at the
Methodist church.
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ler crowd Mrs. Claude McDaniel of Granger
w as over Thursday."
J. T Meeks returned Wednesday
from Austin, where he has been visit-
ing for a few days.
Edgar Q’Connor returned to Austin
Sunday.
W. R. Halliburton of Chappel Hill
was ir Elgin Sunday,
Robert Morrison and wire of Albany
arrived in the city last week and will
make this their home.
McCall and Miss Oldfield of
d 88, Prairie visited J. S. McCall and
family Sunday.
Mrs. R. S. Tinnin of San Antonio is
Visiting Mr and Mrs. L A. Sessums.
.Mr8- H: H. Ludeck, who has been
visiting in Manor, returned home Sat-
Laggcompanled by little-Miss Lurie
With the return of warmer weather the
blood is aroused from its sluggish, congested
condition, and begins to throw off these im-
purities, and its fiery, acrid nature irritates
and diseases the pores and glands of the
skin, and produces Eczema, Acne, Tetter,
pimples, rashes, eruptions, boils, etc.. These
impurities also destroy the nutritive qualities
of the blood, andit becomes a weak, watery stream, unable to nourish and strengthen the
body, and the system grows debilitated and weak, the appetite and digestion are deranged
and a general run-down condition of health results.
Nothing equals S. S. S. when the blood needs help. It is nature’s blood purifier, made
from roots and herbs, and in addition is the finest of tonics. It goes down into the circulation
and removes all humors, acids and impurities, and makes the blood pure and rich. It tones *
up the stomach and digestion, strengthens and builds up the' system, prepares it for the long
hot months of Summer, and in every way shows its beneficial effects as a blood purifier
and tonic. F
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Song—"America” ..................
Blind Institute Orchestra.
Accompanist Miss Elizabeth Weller,
The best recommendation of S. S. S. as a blood purifier, is its long continued popularity
with the people. For more than forty years it has been upon the market, and each succeed-
ing year the demand for it has grown larger, until its merits as a medicine have been tested
and proven throughout the length and breadth of the land. S. S. S. is not a « cure all» nor in
any sense a miraculous” remedy.; it is simply a blood purifier of the highest order, and one
whose 11g successful record fully warrants the confidence in which it is universally held. ,
Bad blood is responsible for most of the ailments of mankind. The circulation being the
medium through which every portion of the body must receive the nourishment and
strength necessary to preserve health, it can very readily be seen that when this vital fluid
becomes contaminated or diseased, some physical disorder is sure to follow.
Humors in the circulation produce skin diseases and eruptions of different kinds, an
excess of uric acid is responsible for Rheumatism, morbid impurities are the foundation of
old sores, while various other physical derangements follow the polluting of the blood
- Spring is the season at which a blood purifier is usually most needed. Impurities and
htunors which corrupt the circulation have been left in the system because of the inactive
Winter life. T he members whose duty it is
to1 carry off the refuse and useless matter
from the body, do not perform their work as
well in cold weather, because they do not
receive as much stimulation from bodily ex-
ercise. So this impure, fermenting matter
is left to sour and form humors and acids,
which arc soon absorbed into the blood.
last course was served the engage-
ment and approaching wedding in
June of Miss Ella Hellmahn and Edgar
Schmuek, formerly of New Braunfels,
but now of Galveston, was announced.
Congratulations followed for the hap-
piness and health of the young people.
Toasts were responded to by U. S.
Pfeufer, Walter Faust, H. G. Freune,
H. S. Pfeufer, Emil Fischer, J. E.
S.S.S. cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison
•as well AS Eczema, Acne, Tetter, and skin diseases and eruptions of every kind. It removes
every taint from the blood, and promotes bodily vigor and health. Book on the blood and
any medical advice desired will be sent free to all who write. S. S. S. is for sale at all drug "e
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Contralto solo, selected ............
......... Mrs. H. Guest Collins
Address—“The Historical, Significance
of the War of 1812" ..............
............ Dr. George P. Garrison
Quartette from ‘’Persian Garden’..
Mesdames Jourdan W. Morris And H.
Guest Collins, Mr. W. H. Stacy
and Dr. L M. White.
Original Poem—"The Heroine of 1812"
Bastrop.
Misfl Fenora Chambers has returned
from an extended visit to Austin reia-
tiven.
Mrs. R. D. Sanders of Paris is a
guest ot Bastrop relatives.
J. W. MePhaul of. Paige was among
the visitors in Bastrop Monday.
Miss E. Lister has returned from a
visit to Marlin.
Mrs. E. E. Schuelke is home from an
extended visit to her daughter at Fort
Worth.
Cashier E. Hunk of the Red Rock
State bank, was a guest in the county
\ seat Monday.
J J. C. Orgain of Elgin was a guest of
Bastrop relatives -Sunday,
District Attorney J. S. Jones has
. returned from Washington county.
• Charley Brooks, a student at Allen
academy Was with home folks Sunday
G. S. Davis was a visitor in the city
Tuesday..
Charley M. Price has returned from
a several week's visit, to Marlin.
Pierce Wolfenberger and Lee Yoast,
of Cedar Creek, were in town the first
of the week.
G. B. Miller of Goodman was in town
Saturday. *
Little Mbs Wilmer Page celebrated
her sixth birthday Thursday after-
noon, quite a number of her little
friends being present.
......... Mrs. Z.T, Fulmore
Quartette—"Corpus Ouando," from
"Stabot Mater’ ............Rossini
Mesdames Jourdan W. Morris and H.
Guest Collins, Mr. W. H. Stacey •
. . and Dr. L. M. White.
Address—"Daughters of the American
Revolution"......Mrs. Ira H. Evana
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A Forest Song" .. ....... Whelply
Address:‘Colonlal Dames"........
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covers Warners Corsets. No such
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served. Dainty refreshments were Becker, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Blumberg, I from
served in three courses and when the Mr. mid Mrs, A. C. chneider, Hugo *--
Schulze, O. R. Sands, J. E. Reed, Gus
F. Hampe, A. B. Richter, Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Wagenfuehr, Mr. and Mrs.
turned from a visit to friends in
Bryan.
Mrs. M. C. Hardy, after a pleasant
visit to her brother, Mrs. Drenan of
Calvert, has returned home.
Miss Loraine Reynolds of Franklin
is here, the guest of Miss Lillie Welch.
Miss Alline Smith of Millican 1? In
this city, the guest of friends.
Air. and Mrs. E. S. Crocker have re-
turned to their home in Ennis after
a delightful visit to Mrs. J. E. Gray
in this city.
Mrs. MeMaudee of Calvert was a
pleasant' visitor to friends in this city
several days this week.
Mrs. J. W. Herridge of this city was
the guest of friends in Reagan sev-
eral days this week.
Mrs. E. N. McNutt of this city is
- Mrs.W.M. Cobb has returned home
om a two weeks visit to her si st or
Mra C. Witcher, in Lampasas.
„Misa na Aray of San Antonio la
VisutinK Mrs. A. «. Fosfer this week.
rMnendMre L.! Buthrill of Eunice.
Ie. xisitinkArr, Buthril’s parents,
Mr and Mrs, J. W. Buthriil, here .
In U^Awe ' House '* visiting relatives
Miss Frankie Armstrong has re-
the open session: Open session, Tues-
flay evening, April 7, 1908, 8:30 o’clock,
. z enate chamber.
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Mi. Sidon Harris, state president,
presiding.
Blind Institute Orchestra.
.Invocation........................
..,i.....Rev. Dr. James A. French
Hong-The Stgr Spangled Banner"
Address— "Daughters of 1812"......
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.....talnng and serving; Lucas, E. Grube, Susan Pfeuffer of
t- - Clara. HellIg., M"' 8- V. San Antonio, H A Hellmann, John
and Pfeuffer, Mrs. E. Grube, Mrs. A. Lucas, jMaust, H. V. Schumann, M. E. Guinn,
in- Mr. and Mrs. E. A. HelIman and Pro-*" ” •------ — - — - —
guests • fessor ana Mrs. Ed Gruene. Not in
11g, Besele Coreth, ottille Coreth, Ella
Hellmann, Elsie mid Etelka Lucas,
Messrs. Harry Kastner, Harry Wagen-
fuehr, Martin Scholl. U. Evana, '11. (1.
Heune, Ur. C. V. Windwehen, Martin
Vaunt of San Antonio, John Pints, c.
C. Plats, Edward Naegelin. Hanno
Faust. Dr. Marom Combs of Ran Mar-
cos. Ernst Eickel, Edwin Voelcker of
Galveston, H. S. Preurer,’ Edgar
Schmuck of Galveston, Udo Hellmann.
Ernst Stein, Julius Holz. Strs, E.
Grube. Mrs. A. Lucas, Professor and
Mrs. Ed Gruene, Professor and NIrs;
invited. Souvenirs
presented.
MUSIC 3 to 6.
Gibson of Calvert are in. this city, the
guests of Miss Anne Hardy.
Miss Bertha Cohen has returned
home after a pleasant visit to her si-
ter, Mrs. Claud Parnell, in Mart.
Mrs. A. Rosenstein has returned to
her home in* this city after a week’s
slay in Marlin.
Miss Bertha Cohen spent Monday in
Waco shopping.
Messers. J. P. Palms. E. S. Horton
and George Dunn were visitors in
Bryan Tuesday gt this week.
The beautiful home of Mrs. Knowles
on th? corner of Fourth and Magnolia
streets In this city was the scene of
a delightful gathering of friends on
Friday evening when the High Five
club was re-organized and a very en-
joyable meeting was held.
A congenial gathering of friends
Wer delightfully entertained on Wed-
nesday evening at the home of Mr. S.
Cohen in this city.
Walter Faust, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hell-
mann, Mrs. S. V. Pfeuffer, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis A. Voigt.
Miss Ida J. Pfeuffer has issued In-
vitations for a reception on Thursday
afternoon. High five is the chosen
amuspment of the evening.
Mrs. Hermann Clemens entertained
a number of friends with a delightful
high five party Thursday afternoon. At
the close of the glime delicious refresh-
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County .School Superintendent Hart-
man is now- sending out blanks
throughout the country school districts
and making all the necessary prepara-
-tions to take the school census, which
must be done during the month of May.
Seventy school census trustees, one for
each school district, have been ap-
pointed and all will begin work on May
1. The cities of Austin, Manor and
Pflugervle, which are independent
school districts, are not included In this
county school census, for each of these
districts names its own census trustees
and attends to having its school census .
taken.
The school census last year showed
5S67 school children in Travis county
outside of the three cities named, and It
is expected that the number this year
will go considerably above 6000. This
will show about 4000 families living in
the country districts. The great bulk
of these people are living in the eastern
portion of the county, the number living
in the northwestern portion being very
smaSI Indeed and only a light propor.
tion living .in the southwestern and
western portions.
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ridonce or her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roemer. The house was full to over-
flowing and a merrler, happier e:
And TwasIt’sunqay A veo mosesnthan woe these 5191*
en "Homo. Sweet HoX” in 6 ‛eacH 01.60anhu nt.was indulged
asplenand concluslon one with „ dainty thedrbagnerzenina
blue pouch in which the pecans were
fosboplaced.. Misn Annie’ Carter sue.
ceeded.in nnding thie greater number
p..pecans (they had been previously
hidden about the room) and a lovely
souvenir, of the hunt -was presented
honu.Atthe close of thts Intenesting
feature dellelous refreshments were
erved. after which other enjoyable ,
xom." wero indulged in until a late
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the guest of her niece, Mrs. F. Czaro-
witz, this week.
Mrs. W. J. Cagle returned Monday
from Denton, whero she had been on
a visit to her daughter, Miss Nolie,
who is attending the College of In-
dustrial Arts.
Miss Helen Hines of Temple whs the
guest* of her sister, Mrs. W. A. Hatch,
this week.
Misses Pearl Reese and Anna Alma
Webb entertained the J. H. G.'s .at
Miss Reese’s home in West Bartlett
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Willie Ellerson of Lockhart is
of the prestties affairs of the season.
Those present on this enjoyable < -
casion were: Misses Elia Dittlinger,
Anna Jahn, Herta Waldschmdt, Lauia
Kessler, Vallska Stein, Wanda Heilig,
Mn* Coreth, Leoni Naegelin, Emily
Albrecht, Hekla Krause, Inna Mayers
of Seguin, Loottle Druebert, Clara Hel-
ten, for the past two weeks.
Miss Argle Grace Cooley returned
grains of the hostesses and tha date.
At 11 o’clock the second march was
led to the dining room below which
was. a revelation of the rare, vhere
stood immense tables with handsome
linen spreads, which presented a
beautiful sight when youth and beauty
gathered round the board. , The
decorations were effected in color
tones of pink and green. Tall cut
glass vases In profusion filled with
pink roses and ferns adorned the
tables. Trailing vines of Ivy were en-
twined in a most charming effect. Tho
place cards were artistic in pink and
green, in the shape of champagne and
wino glasses bearing a well chosen
toast. The room was festooned with
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and upon entering the hall the weather reception and dance so successful in
was forgotten for everything was every way as Saturday night, and tho
cheerful and bright and gracious and • expressions of pleasure heard on every
smiling the hostesses. The -grand „slde were indications not only of the
march was gracefully led by Miss Ella ahimation pervading society circles at
Hellmann and Edgar Schmack. Pro- j resent, but also the popularity of tho
feasor and Mrs. Ed Gruene presented hastesses. And «* -ne ’
dainty .programs adorned with mone-
Mrs. James Neill was hostess Wed-
neday for the Afternoon Card club
Thursday evening Miss Alice Daffy
entertained a number of her young
friends at her home la the East Hide
with games, music and parlor pas-
times. Those present were Misses
Leslie Groves,' Elsie Groves, Minnie
10001 lera.Emma Polan, Ethel smith,
Katlessul. Ida Gray, Maggio Gray,
Ellie Raylen, Messrs. Jack Hayburn,
ou 15 Krempin, Bennie Robinson, Olen
Ake, Vernon Dolan, Louis Breiger,
Theodor Klaus. E. Little.
Mrs. Lillie Gray has returned from
Avisit.with relatives and friends in
Fort Worth.
Hols. Misses Augusta Clemens, Marie
Renneet, Ella Helimann.
Mrs. Ed Gruene entertained a num-
ber of relatives with a delightful birth-
day party Tuesday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs John Fenske enter-
taine a number of friends Thursday
at their beautiful home. While Ihe
gentlemen enjoyed skat the ladies
played high five. (Minty refreshments
were served to the following: Mr. ahd
Mig. John Schaefer,. Professor and
Mrs. Ed Gruene, Mr. dnd Mrs. R. Baus,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Kuehler, Mrs. John
Hobra of Kyle. Mrs. Walter i.Schae-
fer of Taylor, Messers. A. Clemens. O.
Baus, Albert Reininger, .H. Schult,
Edwin Baus and Hermann Fenske.
Miss Minnie Hisle has returned to
her home in Lexington.
MIM Palsy Kennedy left thia week
for Hrady City, where she will teach
in the public school.
Ml«» Irma Valentine of Rockdale
was a Kuest this week of her sister,
Mra., I. A. Prewitt.
Missot Clara Scruggs and Mary
Turner have returned from a visit in
Auatin where they httended the State
Sunday school convention.
Miss Oma Kellum, a student of
Southwestern University at George-
town, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Kellum, and friends in Taylor
this week. ‛
Mrs. Sallle May of Granger was a
Ruestthis week of her sister, Mrs. P.
O. Willson.
Miss ottle Willson is home again
after A.*wo weeks" visit with friends
in Huntsville.
» Mrs, W. L. Benson and daughters.
LtMaeand Rosalie, of Austin, were
guests this week of Mrs. W. T. Wal-
ker.
,MrE D. Pennington and daughter.
MrE .T' W: Merse, have returned fmm
a visit with Mrs. E. B. Beard at Eddy.
Mrs. Cecil Prewitt of Granger was
a guest this week of Mrs. I. A. Prewitt
Mrs, J- F. Kline has returned from
• , . . n Iowa, where she accom-
panied her niece, Miss Flavia Armour,
home After a visit in Taylor.
Mesdames Edmond Donk. F. E. Rip.
ley.R. C. Briggs, O M Booth, Waiter
Taylor and R, J. Eckhardt composed
a thmnter party who heard Madame
Sambrich king in Austin Monday night.
„ Barilett.
.Mr and Mrs. J V. Morris were in
Georgetown Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Stoekton is visiting friends
in Taylor this week.
Mra. Thomae of Smithviile (a the
Eipwoher brother, V. M‘ Hodges,
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Mi8s Clara Callahn of Giddings
spont Sunday with homo folks.
.i Mr. J, C. Hoeny, traveling agent for
wegmveston News 8 in our city this
Mrs. J H. Jones of Smithville
visited Elgin this week.
hr.andMrs.S.A. Cook of Houston
are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mra.
Linder. • • -
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Corset Not only Is the boning, from
clasp to. backbone, rust-proof, but it is
1 guaranteed not t break of punch
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Imboden, W. M. The Austin Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 89, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 29, 1908, newspaper, March 29, 1908; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1463858/m1/14/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .