Local and Personal Notes From Houston and Surroundings
Local items note Hayne Johnsons and Christina visiting relatives in Navasota, and Harris and Donetay Houston traveling to Houston to open up. Several names travel for holidays, with families in Mt. Enterprise, Boston, and Dallas. Mentions of rail, banking, and church figures appear amid a vivid collage of community news and business notes.
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Harris
Donetay
Houston
Yeaterstay
Christin
JA. McQuenn, Jr
Mt Eaiery
Ross Broxson
Amf
Mite
Frank A Propeon
Austin
Pelaves
Mra AM. Deckwao
Daughini
Wellborn bridegroom misses timing as AMSTIN couple wed
In Wellborn the marriage of Winnie Yell Wilson of Wellborn to George Th Lacy of Amstin occurred morning at 210 Oehoeke. Rev. 3. Weaver of the city performed the ceremony. The groom did not arrive on time due to travel delays, and the wedding was postponed at the church. The Ravle's social column Saturday will include a full account of the wedding.
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Heorge Th Lacy
Amstin
Mies
Winnie Yell Wilson
Wellbornere
Sire Johnrtaasling
Wellbury
Weaver
Thv
Ravle
Flooded Commerce Amid Santa Fe Lumber Goods Market
Report describes flood damage near Honea Mill and Santa Fe line affecting timber and dry goods. In Delors Couron Texas a Montgomery Land Co. incident is noted. Two introduced ladies at a reception exchange remarks about attention and a younger woman speaks of a man’s gaze.
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Honea
Santa Fe
Ghia
Addis
Montgomery Land CO
Delors
Couron
Tex
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