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Brenham Weekly Banner

Location

Brenham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1897

Page

4

Trip to San Antonio Confederate Veterans Reunion

The Weekly Banner reports Editor Jobn G Rankes attending the San Antonio reunion of Confederate veterans on December 15 and 16. He notes greetings by Gen Kroeger and Mayor Callaghan, with speeches by Gen Young and Judge Norman G. Kittrell, plus committee actions on a state veteran home and a constitution for the veterans. The piece also salutes local figures and observes travel, industry notes, and community items.

San Antonio Austin W. T. Wroe High Private Co. I St. Texas Cavalry John P. Kirk Kauffman Trayas County Southern Hotel Prince of Randfords L. A. Trexler Lost Cause Commerce Street Saladad Beethoven Hall Johnson West Texas Southern Confederacy United States W. H. Young Albert Sydney Johnston P South Texas Grand Alamo Albert Sydney Johnston J. M. Pearson McKinney Gen. Kroeger Gen. Scott W. T. Merriwether J. W. Fields Mr. Simmons H. L. Lackey Northwestern Southwestern J. B. Polly S. O. Lattimore Central Joe G. Booth Southeastern Chas. F. Hume Northeastern W. M. Bush Major Sayers Fos Gonzales Tom Edgar Galveston Confederate Veterans’ Home Norman G. Kittrell Houston Gen. Sayers Gonzales Banner Tom Floresville Wilson County Washington County Simps

Fox hounds shipped to Pennington from Kentucky

On Sunday express brought four fox hounds to Mr. R. E. Pennington from Kentucky. The dogs cost 75 dollars free on board and the express charges were 24 dollars, making the total cost 24.75 dollars per dog. They were consigned to Pennington but are joint property of several local chase enthusiasts. Toys and Dolls at ARTEUR KNOLLE's.

R. E. Pennington Kentucky Express Pennington Chase

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