Local News Summary Amid Crops, Elections, and Community Notices
Annie McPuam, an aged Black woman of Camptown, died Wednesday morning. Summer normal starts next Tuesday with about fifty teachers expected. Mrs. L. W. Sloan resigns. Sadie McClurg fills the vacancy. County court term ends. cases of Ogrodowitz and Burzinsky rescheduled after a mistrial. Eclipse to occur on the 29th visible across Americas and Atlantic. Widow Goldstein comedy to arrive at Fourteenth Street Theatre this fall with a pivotal Jewish lead and mining-stock plot.
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Annie McPuam
Camptown
Goldstein
Fourteenth Street Theatre
New York
Major Harrison Reviews Texas Artillery Readiness
Houston correspondent notes Major A. Harrison of the State artillery visits Brenham and Houston. He predicts peak attendance and efficiency at the San Antonio encampment, cites strong turnout and discipline at Houston artillery drills, praises Brenham company practice, and mentions a $9,000 battery as a target for future resources.
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Houston
Galveston News
A. Harrison
State Artillery
Brenham
Harrison
San Antonio
Houston Artillery
Roff
Brenham Artillery
Western social affair honors Miss Halderman and Miss Ross
Mrs. S. F. Carter hosts a refined gathering in honor of Miss Eugene Halderman of San Antonio and Miss Edna Ross, celebrating their standing in society. The event features stylish arrangements, attentive guests, and a memorable evening marked by courtesy and sociability.
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Eugene Halderman
San Antonio
Edna Ross
S. F. Carter
Sie and
Halderman
Ed Healy
May Rivers
Hugh Lusk
Lula Thornhill
Fred McFarland
Edna Rouse
Lee Curry
Mary Healy
M. Amsler
Grace Gardner
Seth Searcy
Ada Becker
Wilbur Abbott
Leila Robbins
Barney Dunlap
Mollie Harrison
Jamie Curry
Tooley Williamson
Henry Luhn
Ruby Gardner
Wm. Wood
Mary
Second Regiment Band elects officers Tuesday night
The Second Regiment Band chose Willough Wilkins as President Robert Schawe as Vice President H Meisner as Secretary Lewin as Treasurer and R Gross as Librarian. Tennis players return from Giddings tournament praising treatment and a solid wheat train bound for Galveston passes through. The largest watermelon to date, weighing sixty pounds, was bought by William Wehmeyer. Governor's proclamation leads Judge E P Curry to order August election on constitutional amendments.
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Willough Wilkins
Robert Schawe
H. Meisner
Lewin
R. Gross
E. P. Curry
Dwyer Receives Texas Delegate Credentials for Detroit Meeting
Hon W E Dwyer has received credentials as a district nine delegate to the National Republican League in Detroit Michigan on the 13th inst He will seek the Texas meeting if he attends The death of Mrs Breedlove at Roby brings regret to Brenham and Washington county residents The lobby tournament closes tonight with prizes awarded The Houston and Galveston excursion plans to take Sunday excursionists to the gulf
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Prosperity
Tam
W. E. Dwyer
Texas
National Republican League
Detroit
Michigan
J. M. Breedlove
Roby
Brenham
Houston
Galveston
The
Gulf
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Watson’s
L. W. Sloan
Sadie McClurg
Martin Ogrodowitz
Wn. Burzinsky
Justice Court
E. Rouse
West Brenham
Mr. Rouse
Waue
Dr. Hervey of
Lyons
Sly Tagua
W. T
Burney Dunlap
Henry Bartens
of & Grant
Louis
North
South America
Atlantic Ocean
Major Harrison
West Texas
Washington County
Nick Hewitt
Dock Boulding
Wesley
Panhandle
Wm. Wehmeyer
Brockschmidt & Hohlt
Rio
Wheatlett
Brenham Grocery CO
Louis Korff
Hugh Clemon
Korff & Clemons
Butchers
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Shusige
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