The Austin American (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 350, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 30, 1923 Page: 3 of 10
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held in Fort Worth.
Taylor News in Paragraphs
O. HENRY
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tor and a capable coach.
A Treasure-Trove of Humer From His
Newly Discovered Newspaper Writings
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Mri O K Illrd won the
The Day for
vwing is the program: 11 to.
class colors of blue and gold, the
11:15 to 11:35, "Co-Operative
Remem bering
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Bible, and led out straight from
Flurv Contract
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This is the day for remembering
Burnet Society and Personals
Soldiers’ Graves
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SENIOR CLASS Shelby to Speak
ROTARY GUEST Before Council
— Of I ravis W omen
charge of wife desertion. I
MlHer Will tie gone about a
oods
dals.
r automo-
Don Doig,
hern Cali-
prayer by a worthy deacon, the old
preacher laid his spectacles on his
Remember Memorial Day Services at 5:30 this
evening at Oakwood Cemetery.
aznintanta, the 150 teketn for
Shrner for the trip to Wash-
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sment prtas, ena I
nett the low mcore
Those guns once menaced our country, our homes,
ourselves, but heroes stood between.
Globe
• Into
New Road Bonds
Austin American Dispateh.
Murray Ramsey called the diners
to order and called on Rev. Law-
Walter
on a
Sheriff
i week.
Young lives, laid down at Gettysburg, on San Juan
hill and in th Argonne, paid for our p'eace and
liberty.
between the local unit and the
tional hospital committee.
tions
it
all
Invocation, Rev. O. F. Indstrum.
Salutatory, Welcome, Bess Gene
Gainer.
Class history, Birdie Barnes.
Class song (Jolly Seniors) Class
of "23.
Piano Trio (The Mocking Bird).
Edward Hoffman, Bess Gene Gain-
er. Pauline Peterson, Kathryn Tin-
ning.
Class will. Walter Nelson.
Song (When Dawning Springtime
Class of ‘23.
Them
With
the San Gabriel river,
enjoyed a swhn and |
at Rivefside
IS St. Edward’s Students
Go Home in Special Sleeper
An-
had
Wn"ehoror
Through the hushed music of our devotions today
comes the faint clamor of forgotten guns.
priced INSECTICIDE
on the market
Mra Schramm I
Mr. ana Mra Peter . _
tertained with a dtnner at
Leave Austin 9 a. m—Arrive Luling 11:45
Leave Luling 5 p. m.—Arrive Austin 7:45
All Cars via Lockhart
Austin Station, Brown & Odiorne Drug Store
Phone 6227
Fare One Way, 12.715—Round Trip, $5.00
MERRITTS MOTOR BUS LINES
Em
Un
Miss jones Kitted
Miss Altene Jones of Reagan has
been elected by the board of trus-
lees as supervisor of music in the
public schools for the next term of
school
Besides it-isNON.
POISONOUS and NON-
EXPLOSIVE—Wo
and simple lo use,
2.Uo.l
DISINFECT ANT.
DEODORANT,
GERMICIDE.
ANTISEPTIC.
1
dren from Okalla, spent the week-
end with Mra Cox s parents. Mr
and Mrs. W H. Hille
were laid for four. Mr and Mrs W.
D. Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Schramm.
Mrs. Nelson Entertains
Mrs. I. Nelson was hostess for
the Friday Bridge club at her home
Mra. Claude Wofford won the club
MT43
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Plans for Natatorium
Another step forward toward the
entire section of our country that sim-
ply blots out care.
Four thousand miles of perfect motor
roads have beauty, interest and fun on
every side of their whole length.
(Copyrigbt, 1923. by the Houston
Post Published by arrangemnent
with the Wheeler Syndicate. Ine?
i
U. HENRY
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k eti ng.” by J. E. Owens of Wills
Point. Texas Farm Bureau Cotton!
association; 11:35 to 11:45. worn-
Stebbins & James
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
B _____„
Pnd8 of $17,500 for the purpose of
Anishing the top on the federal
highway connecting with the high-
way at New Braunfels. The vote
wan 255 for and 58 against. The
Twin Bisters road precinct. on the i
ed by the committee in charge,
headed by Dr Edmond Doak An
architect is already working out
prospective plans and when these
are accepted and the cost deter-
mined it la expected that work will
go on immediately.
"2425
"I have been preachin" to you fo'
mo’ dan five years, and de grace
Lewis Chamber- been for medical treatment.
vote of
Long Urges Large
Turnout Tonight
Card, uring attendance at th,
E:neral membership meeting of tbe
- cbamber at commerce to be heid at
chamber headqunrtera at S o'clock
tonight wer null'd out yesterday
by Secretary W E Leng
The meeting wa« to have been
hgtd Tuenday nieht, but on account
ot conruict with th, Rotary club
entertatnment for the high school
nentorclars it was postponed until
tunic Ht.
GARDEN SPRAY.
MOTH
ERADICATOR,
FLORAL SPRAY
ALL IN ONE
In 25c sizes and up; .
makes several times the
can-quantity in solution
Sold by Druggista, Grocera,
end Karinin Deelera aa twpmewe
—the most things to do
—the finest weather •
—come this summer •
—decide now
New Things To Do
Mountains, ocean, desert, orange
groves, world-famous golf courses and
fishing grounds, ideal camping places,
finest, modern hotels, great National
Parks nearby with pant redwood for-
ests and stupendous views, palm trees
and old Missions, enormous moving
picture studios—an unending variety,
and all within asy reach.
1 If you have never made the trip by
train across the great West Country of
the United States, the country of the
Indians and Cowboys, you have a treat
in store.
So, from the start, the interest is
keen—and then there’s all the fun when
you arrive.
Do it this rammer. Don't put it off.
Special low rate round trip railroad
rates, in effect-from May 15th through
October 31st, make it the ideal time.
Let your nearest railroad ticket agent
make reservations for you and supply
further information. Or mail coupon.
the invocation-
banquet, Ramsey
" A Blanco Votes in
al /$ (
from Ran
Hammond
to pronounce
Valedietory, Minnie Barnes.
Adress, Dr. E. G. Townsend,
Dean of Baylor College.
Presentation of diplomas. W. E.
Downing. -
Song, (Goodnight), Claas of ’22.
Recessional, Mrs. W. H. Farley,
The all day prayer
amount of bonds by a
15 to 1.
an Mrs.
the most important matter to Be taken
capsup. Ths meeting will begin at 11
snd a. m. Thursday and continue thru
Austin Rotarians entertained the to be held at the Pflugerville school
zmng
•---- - •- ‘ - C. Ervin, Travis county home dem-
Oehiere to Kerrville
Prof. J. C. Oehlers has accepted a
: p’ace on the faculty of the Schrl-
. uer institute, a new school for boyc
which is being opened at Kerrvile.
He has been connected with the
Tayior high school in the capacity
>( A of athletics director and science
I teacher the past two years and has
1 A special a lee peg left here yes-
agent terde y morning over the I0-N with
Austin American Dispatch.
announced for today, will be held
next Wenenday instead, it hav-
ing been overlooked that the date
coincided with Memorial Day
M r. and M rs.
returned Sunday
tonio where Mr.
visit to
banquet of the organization bon
oriag the graduates of the nsti-
tution at the Drikill hotel.
carnival motif predominated
entire pining room special
beingprovided for all guests and
members of the club.
munity work, all clubs; 2:14 to
2:40. reports of departments and
committees; 2:40 to 2:00. election
of officers.
rence H Wharton
Hutto High School
Commencement
The commencement exercises of
the Hutto high school were held at
the auditorium before a large and
appreciative audience. The stage
was attractively decorated in the
L. Theo. Bellmont and Murray
Ramsey were eppointed at the
Rotary banquet last night to meet
with the represen tat ivee of the
Austin Ranger baseball club to-
day at 12? 14 at the Driskili hotel.
"More then 1300 copiea of the
Cactus University year book
were distributed yesterday, ac-
cording to Thomas Pollard, su-
pervising business mannger. The
Gistrmbution "i end tonight, he
ED&BM Club
The ED&BM club held its regu-
lai- meeting with Mrs J. 8. Fox as
hostess. After a business discus-
sion a very instructive lesson in the
"Pacific Triangle” was led by Mra.
B. G. Fort. During the social hour
a delicious ice course was served
by the hostess, assisted by Miss
Mary Elisabeth Fox.
No better or lower
Granger Personals
Miss Thelma Beaty is visiting In
Smithville this week, a guest of
Mrs. Jees Hawkins.
Miss Genevieve Critz has re-
turned to her home in Tsylor after
a week-end visit with her grand-
parents, Mr and Mrs- J. M. Lamb.
Mrs. Arthur Edrington of Mart
is visiting her sister. Mrs. J B.
Denson.
C. A. Thles spent Sunday in Hol-
land with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Thies.
Mrs. J. B. Woodall and children
have returned from a three weeks’
V. O. Weed returned from a
12-day fishing trip at Port Ar,
ansas and at Holmes' Inn. where
he was accompanied by Colonel
Frank Holland and Marsh Holland
of Dnllas. Weed stated that the
ushers, where they were met by
the Juniors, who held arches, under
which the graduates passed on to
the stage The following program
was rendered:
----------44 Janos. 44 degrees
Average mean temperature 44 J ulys, 70 degrees
Average mean temperature 44 Augusta, 71 degrees
Average mean temperature 44 Septembers, 69 degrees
Balmy, rainless days are ideal for
your sports. Cool nights—nine out of
ten will call for blankets—bring the
most refreshing sleep.
And each day offers you your choice
of a hundred things to do and see—the
things that draw millions to this para-
dise of interest “ad fun.
Why not you—this summer? Why
not give the family this summer the fin-
est summer they have ever had?
Here you will relax completely, for-
get every trouble that you know. There’s
an atmosphere of playtime about this
Raptist church.
ub Gives Banquet .
_ * TH Shelby, head of the exten-
tn l wl sion division of the university, will
LU —--e be the principal speaker on Thurs-
- ' day at the annual meeting of the
। Travis County Council of Women ,
the Hyde Park
Ariz, where he
voted additional
Following the
introduced Guy
LANCO, May 29—Hanco road
Brooks' parents.
8. Jones, from Briggs, is a visitor
in Burner this week.
Miss Grace Edman, who taught
in the Cleburne school the past
term. is at home to spend the
vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mra C. A. Edman.
Winifred Edgar. who has been
attending Howard Payne college
at Brownwood, returned home this
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks.
Best of all after a Golden Glint |
Shampqo —Adv.
the aisle, proceded by the little
--— ore
A E
■
n
I
Nsna,-
2 . -g,c0
same highway, voted the
Jones. One Sun-
day he deter-
mined to drop
his old style of
exhort ing the
brethren and to
pitch hot shot
plump 1st© the
iniddie of their
Engraved
Stationery
For
—Weddings
— Graduation
— Dances
—Receptions
—And every occasion.
Correet Stylos. Samoles Will
Be Sent Upon Request.
The E. L. Steck
Company
909 Congress. Austin, Texas
E4 onett Sntroqucsf M.s Etel
' S Bob Montague, respondine for th.
• guesta, mid that ah. found thin*.
25 to be proud of in the records of
59 the class and appreciated the love
■ of the Rotarians.
F Mrs. William "(. Bell sang two
B soprano solaa— "My Love” and My
E Heart Like A Cymbal" W B.
E Gilbert, member of the class, spoke
■ on "Auetin High School and What
■ the Student Body Had There."
fl He called attention to the work
2 that was being offered there, and
■ divided the curriculum Into three
F sections, the academic, the com-
■ mercial, and that part which he
mitermed subsidjarr, or comple-
mentary to the other two. He paid
strong tribute to J. P. Simmons,
W principal, and his eorps of teach-
IK ere, snd to Superintendent A. N
* McCallum, who sat at his right.
4 Henry C. Evans. Jr.. Instructor
K in history sans "My Lady Clo ”
. and "O Bol, Mio?
89 What’. a Jally B.ant
■ Rey. Thomas G. Curry. speak-
■ ing for Clarence e GAmore, who
I was ill and unable to attend the
■ banquet, declared that in Rotary.
) he saw three element#—the spirit
i -of unselfishness, < good consci-
ence. and genuine reality. He ad-
mitted that many felt that the
organisation was only a dinner
club, and insisted that those who
I hA a real insight into the mean-
I ing of the term knew it to signi-
I fy all these elements and more.
I in the course of his talk. Curry
[ quoted the definition of a flapper
I as being * "woman with high speed
[ and lots of control” He added
that a ”jellybean must be the fel-
' *20w.who buys a eirl a nickel
rinK then tries to squeeze it out
of her.”
Auatin American Dispatch.
BURNET, May 22—Bernice Hill
and wife, from San Antonio, vis-
ited relatives In Burnet Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. L. H. Jones and children
returned this week to their home
in Belton after several weeks
visit to relatives here.
Miss Tan Jones has returned
from Cleburne where she taught
in the schools the past term.
Troy Brooks and wife returned
Monday from Bangs where they
cemetery at 5:30, by Travis poet.
Felix Raymer will give the Me-
morial Day address snd will be
introduced by Jim Beverly. com-
mander of the university post. A
program of music will be given
by Travis post quartet and a local
quartet. Mrs. 8. F. Hudson will
also speak.
had been for
Poppy Sale by
Auxiliary Today
A poppy sale will be held today
by Travis poet auxiliary, large red
poppies having been sold already
lor window decorations Small
poppies will be sold today.
Proceeds of the sale will be used '
for hosptalization for ex-service
men One-half of the proceeds
will go to the state hospital fund
and the remainder will be divided
enrollment of dee.
wanted here
gah, 'fo* l come down dah and bust,
you wide open!”
After this interlude of passtonate
self-defense, the parson continued:
"I see Bill Rodgers ober dar, who
hab loaded die fur playin" erapa. I Procesalonai, Me W. H. Farley,
and be neber pays a cent fur what ! Jr.
his family eats. De law am shore
a trash fire was under way en.
dangerinK adjoining property. The
fire Was extinguished with little
difficulty by the use of chemicnls
Arrangements were comAit,-
zesterde? ;hroush Rat, Ofricera
here for. the longest trip ever
temnpted.by a mingie engine to
.De made from St Louis to Austin
.With return of the Shriners from
their pilgrimage to Washington
This jump is more than 2MnX.
Jong. The longest trip previously
made by a single engine is 615
miles.
PHYSICIANS say the value in vaca-
I tions is in ch an ye—new environ-
ment, new scenes, new occupations,
total difference from your former daily
routine.
Southern California offers it as you
find it nowhere else—and the U. S.
Weather Bureau proves that this en-
chanting land, which you have always
wanted to explore, has one of the finest
summer climates in the world. Note
these figures—a forty-four year record,
taken in a central city in this section, an
inland city:
advertising agent, has brought
down upon the heads of the county 1
commissioners’ court a deluge off
protests from other advertisers, ac- 1
cording to Judge George B. Mat- i
thews, county judge.
The contract with the Flury Ad-
vertising company came about as
a result of a recent law passed by
the legislature compelling all cqun-
ties to mark highways within their
brders, an undertaking which if
attempted ndependently by the
county would entail an expenditure
of several thousand dollars of coun-
ty funds. Judge Matthews pointed
out Flury agreed to do the mark-
ing in return for the exclusive ad-
vertising rights on the roads.
Flury offered several of those
raising- the protest the contract he
had made, but each refused the of-
fer after considering stipulations.
Inee, is
aid of
What good fa de blood of de Lamb
done for him? Wonder if he thinks
dat he kin keep a loafin' ‘round
an de kitchen ob de New Jerusa-
lem?* '
Eider Hoskins, goaded by these
charges, ruse in his seat, and said:
"Dat reminds me ob one thing. I
doesn't remember dat X hab ebber
worked on de county road fur thirty
days down in Ba airop county fur
stealmg a bale of cotton."
Memorial Day will be observed
today by special programs in sll
schools, the post office will be
closed paart of the day and graves
of ex-service men will be decorated
by members of the American legion
and auxiliary.
Flags will be placed on the
graves of soldiers, and in the aft-
ernoon flowers, which citizens are
t aaked to send to fire stations.
. will be placed on the graves fo!-.
lowing a program at Oakwood i
supports him takin" in
an's department. Texas state ex - , cmp after the manner so suc-
position. Mrs T M. Seott; 11:44 to cessfully followed by the famous
11:55, “Collection of Relics of Early I Georgia evangelist.
rFpi' „dAgiernackzrrnkgryenaonagearg
lean History club; >1:44 to 12:00, ■ ■ - - -i
“Short Court for Farm Women and
Girls at A&M College," Mra Ireland
Lewis E. Nitschke, city
fur the Southern Pacific III
busy preparing, with the
T I come from what I seen in his back
I yotArG JveAtAc# yard dis mawnin’? Kin Brodder
•I CVV3 I I VLUL Wadkins rise and explain?"
I Brother* Wadkins sat in his pew
| with his eyes rolling and breathing
Racent contract with O Flury. herd, butwastaken by surprise nd
granting exclusive billboard adver- ! did not respond
using privileges on county high- "And dsr is Elder Hoekins, on de
ways ad roads in consideration of ’ right. Everybody knows he'e er ly-
highway marking to be done by the ■ >r< beer drinking burn. His wife
onstration agent.
Election of officers will be the
ds y for <
Will take
Whittaker,
The Strangest Sights
tery. The Services were conducted I
by Rev. Mullins, pastor of the
church of Christ of Bartlett. Mr.
Davidson died after several months
of Illness. He is survived by fiye
children, one girl and four boys.
San Marcos Boy on
Baylor Honor List
Austim American Dispatch.
RAN MARCOS, May 29—Mr. and
Mrs. George S. Stevens have re-
ceived gratifying news concerning
their son, Paul Stevens who has
been attending Baylor university
at Waco the past two year*- Ten
honor students have been chosen
from the 142 graduates and the
name of Paul Stevens of San Mar-
cos is among the ten.
Stevens takes hi# bachelor** de-
gree in June and will teach In the
summer school at Baylor in the
physics department.
ob God hab failed to perdolate in
yo’ obstrpero us hearts. I hab never
lain and Mias Lucy Lomon, left
Sunday for an overland trip to
Temple, Dallas, Breckenridge and
other Texas points.
Mr. and Mr*. Bass Warner were
visitors from Lake Victor Sunday.
Vance Percy, who has been at-
tending Howard Payne college at
Brownwood, returned home this
week.
Mrs. Birdie Arbuckle of San An-
tonio and Mr. and Mrs. Ram
Munn of Bertram were visitors
in Burnet Monday.
Jno. J. Faubion was a busi-
ness visitor from Marble Falls
Monday.
Mr*. Will Taylor from Bertram
was here Tuesday.
Mies Virginia Rowney. who has
been teaching in Marble Falls, has
returned to her home in Burnet.
Miss Rachel Yent. from Ber-
tram. la visiting relative* in Bur-
net this week.
Claud Haywood and Charlie Ed-
wards from Fairland visited in
Burnet Saturday night and Sun-
day.
week
Mr*. Raymond Cox and
14 fit Edwards college students
abcrd, bound for points in north.
The following made the trip:
Paul I. Smith and Melvin Stau-
essy. to Woodcock, 111.: John D.
Gannas, to Davenport, Iowa; John
Polesky and John Niemiec, to
Bellaire, Ohio. I. Pelleter, to
Worchester, Mass ; rChacles Kelly,
T.e. O’Conner and_Roy Ris wood
to Chicago; Rupert Williams end
Manon Durenberger, Elgin, Ill.;
E J Woeber and A. J. Woeber,
to Wote, W F Baugh, to
Memphis, Tenn, and F. E. Fasley
to pay ton. Ohio.
visit in Collinsville with her sis-
, ter. Mrs. E I. Farr-
PmUzm* r,: 6a ~,4 Misses Virginia and Catherine
—---8 1 nP lo -oas- Keller of Georgetown were week-
Alt Year cu of sohorm California,
0ent 3*06 1u South Broadway
__ Los A ngeles, California.
.a pEWT> Please nend IM full informatiom about th,
a.Y „IRR summer, andysarround vacatien ponibilitie»
4 • PE in SoutherF California.
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parWho putne"bn AarspecduchejMarshie Nel roM. ana turn, being
ana hring at the alder "Who alolo used. Marchin* by the prosensional
32? 52^ ou2hey mour, ", came the gradate claas or n-up
Wyatt Returns
J. L Wyatt. local frigidaire
dealer.'who has Just returned from
a two days’ attendance at ths
Southwestern sales school, which
ollett, toastmaster. Superintend-
it A. N McCallum presented the
hool board, the students and
Im Maclovia Hill dean of girls.
• the Rotarians.
university ax tension division; 1:44 |
to 2:14, reports of civic and com-
Barnet Jaron Summoned
Austin American Diapatch.
BURNET, May 22.—The fol-
lowing have been summoned to
serve on the petit jur for the
first week of Burnet county court,
which convened yesterday: Ray-
mond Hoover, J. A. Taylor, 8. A.
Films. John Taylor, Andy Davis.
L. E. Kinchive, T. J. Kuyken- ;
dall, John Didna, O. Cox. C. C.
Mitchell, Walter Hay*. J. M. Elli-
son, Amos Jenkins, F J. Landon.
E. Price, 8. T. Graham, J. L |
West. E. B. Dodd. W F. Everett, j
Clarence Braxeale, Herd Reavis.
W. D. Corder. J. M. Lauderdale.
C. V. Garrett, J. M. Babley, G. |
Reavis, Z. H Farriss, H. K. Car-
son, E. E. Gage. David Klen, L.
A Warrener, John Olney, L. M.
Jernagin, J. G. Roberts, J. A.
Carlyle and T. A. Price.
W. R Waythe of Lampasas and
W. R White of Kempner were tn
the city yesterday on official busi-
ness at the postoffice.
Mrs. Georgia Stanton, stater of
Comptroller loon A Nmlth. Is vin-
iting her brother and family at 410
West avenue for the week.
guine ter smote him in de neck. De
judgment ob de Spirit am gwine ter
rise up and call him down.”
Bill Rodgers stood up and put his
thumbs in the armholes of his vest.
"I could name, sah,” he said, “a I
certain party who wus run off ob
Colonel Yancy's fahm fo’ playin' ,
aeben up wid marked cyads. of X |
choosed lo '
“Dat’s ann udder lie," said the
preacher, closing his Bible and
turning up his cuffs. "Look out.
Bill Rodgers, I’m homin’ down dar to
The preacher got out of his pul-
pit and made for Bill, but Kam
Wadkins and Elder Hoskins came
quickly to Bill's assistance. Then
the rest of the brothers and sisters
joined i) and the flying hymn books
and the sound of ripping clothes
testified to the fact that the 8am
Jones' style of preaching did not
go in that particular church.
। J. A. Smith of Henderson is
’ visiting his son. Comptroller Lon
A Hmith, at $10 West avenue.
T. E. Hammond
"4 CHICHSTER SPILLS
Monday morning, were held at 5 g zedilAaky,eFDFaggLh,A
oclock this afternoon- Interment ?
was made in the Macedonia ceme- “-7 6e20, Bemled * gabi NV/,
seen a more ornery lot dan di* be-
lubbed congregation. Now dar is
Sam Wadkins in de fo'th bench on
de left. Kin anybody show me a
j no’counter, trashier, low downer
। buck nigger in his community?
Whar does the chicken feathers
open meeting of the Odd Fellows
held leaf night at their hall. Re-
freshments were served during the
course of the program.
Junior High School Student*
Will Get Reports Today
Reports of the work for the last
term will he given out this morn-
ing at 2 o'clock at the Junior high
school. Summer school student* I
will register for their work, accord-
trmmadgase.cnstrpeten aTapuod:! MXraca"u. Ava"v
-f---eroned about 20 young
end guests in the D. A. Bowers
home.
Mr*. M. S. Hotchkiss left Mon-
day for Sherman, where she will
spend several days with her daugh-
ter. Mm. J. O. Leath.
J. M. Davidson of Bertram was
here Monday to attend the funeral
of hi* brother, J. E. Davidson.
Mrs. Alma Went Parker was in
Taylor Monday-
W. O Davidson of Georgetown
attended the funeral of his brother.
J. E. Davidson. Monday.
party caught more than 1000
Gets enyal
Odd Fellows Have Open Meet
A crowd of Odd Fellows, their
families and friends attended the
There was an
old dolored
preacher in Tex-
as who was •
great admirer of
! proven himself a talentedins true-
AUSTIN AMEKICAN, AUSIIN, IXAS, WEDNESDAY BiOkNING, MAY 30, 1923.
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