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Newspaper

Brenham Weekly Banner

Location

Brenham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1897

Page

5

Santa Fe Freight Deluge Strains Rails and Crews

The Santa Fe railroad faces unprecedented freight demand with engines overtaxed and crews overworked. An overnight incident near Millheim saw a tired crew sleep in a siding, waking to find the through train already long gone, forcing them to continue as extras. Holiday marriages add to the news with two ceremonies in Zionsville and Stone. A Pennsylvania court rules a woman need not swear to her age in court, citing witness self testim ony protections. A vineyard minister laments poor choir singing hindering his work.

Santa Fe Millheim Pennsylvania

Muery Koch Nuptials At East Sandy Street Residence

Miss Elma Emma Koch marries Emil Edward Muery at the East Sandy Street home of Julius Kolimey on a Wednesday evening service conducted by Rev. G. Langner. Guests join a reception and wedding feast, as friends extend congratulations and best wishes for a blissful future.

East Sandy Street Julius Kolimey Elma Emma Koch Emil Edward Muery G. Langner

Cartmel Lodge committee to thank Brenham newspapers

At a Cartmel Lodge meeting a committee of three was appointed to personally thank the Banner and Press for kindly notices of the order and its members. The appointees are Hon. Ren. S. Rogers, Dr. H. C. Rees and Prof. W. A. Jakes. No formal report yet.

Brenham Cartmel Lodge Ren. S. Rogers H. C. Rees W. A. Jakes

Local Wedding and Obituary Notes From Wesley Area

Mr and Mrs L A Waltz hosted a gathering last Tuesday night and welcomed many congratulations. Miss Carrie Allcorn wed Mr L A Waltz with witnesses from Riegel and Elgin present. Miss Alvina Uszynik died after a brief illness near Wesley on December 15 1897. her funeral at Wesley cemetery was led by Rev Browning. An Epworth League Santa Claus invitation invites all to a Methodist church event at Chappell Hill tonight with a snow house on December 24 1897.

L. A. Waltz Andre Riegel Carrie Allcorn L. R. Alborn Elgin Alvina ‘Ustynik Wesley Alvyina Alvina Wesley Cemetery Rev Browning Brenham Chappell Hill Epworth League Baptist Methodist Santa Claus North Pole

Major Abe Harrison Returns From North and East Trip

Major Abe Harrison returns from a combined business and pleasure trip visiting St. Louis Cincinnati and New York. In St Louis he spoke at a Volunteer Guard convention drawing attention from city newspapers. In Cincinnati he visited relatives and in New York placed large orders for spring stock for Harrison Dry Goods Co.

Abe Harrison St. Louis Cincinnati New York Volunteer Guard Mound City Harrison Dry Goods Co

Angling Notes On Marriage Market Observations

The piece jokes about marriage life and its quirks with quips on grieving wives, mistaken names, finances, and brides asking for old clothes. It contrasts pre and post marriage attitudes, noting men lose theories about managing a wife to the reality of married life.

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