Brenham Daily Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 267, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 8, 1922 Page: 4 of 4
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ADVERTISED LETTERS :thli month' February n- 1847
Lint of letter# remaining la th« Thorna» Alva Edison, and to Mr. Bill-
ing Club held ttfl l'o«t Office at Brenham, Texa», »a*
called to called for during the week ending
ent. The meet- February 4, 1922 and advertised
wttS the song, "There 1b February fl, 1822.
BBSJiiiit
mnt by <fW».
on vu made and seconded to
down song books for the
Selbel was appointed to find
it how a flag is suppoied to be
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program fellows;
"Softly and Tenderly Jesus
Is Galling," fcy Clab. |S
Reading, "Friendship," by Bertha
JaMssawskt mmm Itl
Dialogue, "Ldttle Patriots Club,"
Willis Maass, Albert
Haass, Norma Over-
Broesche. | I
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■Hi a
children lsara more
a program at the end
It.** Minnie Wegner
MM Dora Ladwlg, affirmative: Car-
roll Taylor and Ljrdta Wegner, nega-
tive. The sttirmaUve won unaul-
m-
Ife:;
Dialogue, "Playing Truants," by
Ovsrmsnn, Robert Stelter, Gar-
roll Taylor, Mtmla Quade, Lytlla
Hsrmel, Mdwln Hartuel, Oelmus
■tark, and Willi* SchuU
fteclUtlon, by Minnie Overmann.
r Report of critic. ~*\ 4 ; < '
Closing loaf, "Pass me not 0
Q en tie Savior," aad Lord's prayer by
Corresponding SecreUry.
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Henry OaJe»ki< and
•peat Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Henrjr Pankonlen. ^ |
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thielemann,
Ba*. aad Mrs. 0. B. Orueber, Mrs. 8.
. iOd Mrs. Stoma Lute-
al Mr. and Mrs.
|P^ afternoon,
and Lenora Klock-
, . are spending seve-
\ hare with relatives and
Drelghn, Edd
Dyson, John
Hill, Rev. W. M.
Jones, Mrs. Bosle
Jefferson, lies
Klesewetter, Charles
Levy, Sidney
Lewis, Robert
Langham, Alice
Later, R. L.
Orrell, R. P.
Handle, John
Smith, Mrs. Nancy
Smith, Linn
Bchaefer, Alb
Wise, Frank
Williams, T. J,
Wright, Mrs. Mable
Please mention "Advertised*
when calling for these letters.
eon is aptly applied the term "Born
Inventor," and "Wizard of Menlo
Park" Was well applied. Many have
achieved wondero by their scientific
studies, but from a child Edison was
termed the wonder of electricity, on
Wall street as a child his mother has
called him a "Sobersides," too busy
to play with other children, but nev-
er willing to put down a book, for be
was a voracious reader. Tho' ho Ins
achieved wealth, his enthusiasm has
never abated for new patents and
new thoughts. Just read a full ac-
count of this wonderful man, boys,
and your ambition witl be spurred,
and no telling what heights that won-
derful brain of yours may not reach.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
I wish to state that the sheriff's
office has nothing to do with ar-
rests of motorists for failing to uta-
play seals, those cases being tried In
the justice and mayor's court. Char-
ley Parker has been appointed
traffic officer by the county commis-
sioners court, and is working for a
salary paid by the county.
Burney Parker, Sheriff.
OC-'R.'
iptist church of
Brenham as officiating minister.
Only relatives, and near aad dear
friends were present. The house
was adorned with ferns, bamboo
vines, and cut flowers. For the csra-
mony the bride wore an elegant coat
suit of midnight blue Polret twill,
with matching accessories, and a cor-
sage of spring blossoms.
A dinner, with roast turkey as the
central figure, and other delicious
dishes to be found only in a well re-
gulated and prosperous country home
was served in the prettily decorated
dining room. Toasts wishing long
life and perfect happiness for the
' popular couple were proposed.
After a trip to Houston, Mr. and
Mrs. Madden will reside at College
Station where Mr. Madden is em
ployed. He is a soldier, and served
gallantly and with distinction during
the late war, enlisting from his home
in Philadelphia. Being well educa-
ted, and of a very fine disposition he
will make the world beautiful for the
sweet girl who is now his happy com-
panion.
Mrs. Madden was born, and reared
In Gay Hill, and after attending the
Normal schools, she became teacher
of tho Mound school, filling the posi
tion In a splendid manner. In the
Prospect Presbyterian church she is
a faithful and earnest worker. She
is the sister of Kirk Dillon ,and visi-
ts here frequently, and has a legion
of friends who appreciate her sur-
passing loveliness of character.
in god to
Rare
Notice to Motorists.
I waa appointed traffic officer by
the commissioners court of Wash-
ington County because they needed
an officer and I wanted the Job. My
duties are laid down In the highway
laws of Texas. The law requires
every car to have a seal not later
CHILDREN'S COLUMN
Utopia, Feb. 7, 1911.
My dear children:
"Hasn't the weather boon oold,
and tierce?" seems to be a general
question, but Just look out now and
forget It ever waa cloudy. In thia
little homo "The Oak*" we have per-
petual sunshine In doors, for Ma Pot-
tle says wo must always cultivate
pleasure, and then wo will bo happy,
but the llttlo Barometer children,
eay wo are to have sunshine, now
we'll m if old Mr. Hodge Hog la to
gain anything by sticking his lnqui-
•itlve nose out of his corner on the
and of February or the loving little
girl and boy. LUy says a child living
in that pretty SwIm House cannot
tell a story.
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la the elty
to business. ,;j|
■ Pglvea at
t Saturday was postpon
bad weather and
9
oor# will
, formers
■P entertained
of young people
1 kodakingttc.
•Maes were
» *« enjoyed by
Guy and Lily have tho whooping
cough, now Isn't that too bad, the
Doetor has to come and give them
serum, Guy gays. "It don't hurt so
bad, but most scare* me to death."
I am surely glad wo don't live way
up in canaa*. An Indiaa and hla
family were living there and trap-
Ping animals, you know they *ot a
trap to catch animals and sell their
hide or pelt they call it. Well the
man and wife died ol the flu, and the
day he died he called his oldest boy,
a dhild of 14 years, end told htm
to take care of the other six children
Md gave him *1,»00 he had made
with skins, The boy had to go SO
miles to gat help, then when he
eame back he found the children
most starving and eating raw flash «t
the moose, and the children had
burned almost all of the furniture to
fceep warm, 0 they loaded the child-
«*n on the dag sled* aad started off
ta the nearest towa, so miles away,
upon reaching which kind people
save the children every attention.
Remember children Edison was only j than January l, of each year. To run
a car with no seal is a violation of
the law for each day after Jan. 1,
and those that had no seats when I
was appointed had Violated the law
84 days. The law require* me to
furnish the names and number of
oars that have no seals, either to the
county or city attorney. I hate to
see my friends in trouble but don't
see how I can conscientiously pick
the names of the Ignorant and poor
negroes and let my friends go.
expect to do my duty, regardless of
who Is concerned. The county com-
missioners can stop my pay any time
they see fit if I dont do my duty.
Charley Parker.
Adv. It
a child like you or any othvr llitle
fellow.
Well, dear*, I hear Ma Pettlo say.
"Aunt Maria dinner la nrvod' and
that 1* always a welcome call to tacit
one at "The Live Oak Grove" *0 I
will tell you good-bye,
your lovlnK,
Aunt MA.'l.t Stubbs.
and valuable article* will be
Cantata At Baptist Church.
"The Shepherd King" a beautiful
cantata, will be given on the evening
of Sunday February 19th, at 7:30
o'clock, at the First Baptist church,
ANNOUNCEMENTS—;
CHRISTIAN PRAYER MEETING
Tho weekly prayer meeting of the
Christian church will be held tonight
commencing at 7:80 Elder A. D. Mtl-
roy, leader. Subject for dlioussion,
"Ell*ha aad the Shunammite Wo-
man." Thi* I* a very important *ub-
Jeot, All teacher* of the Bible school
expected to be present, and the pub-.FOR SALE—Sewing machine, office
lie cordially invited. desk, and stove, phone S32.—tf.
How
many of you have eeen the
DeliaeatorT It I* published
fey the Big Dellnea-
"Aunt Harriet" the
the children to write
tjuy did So, ana
reply. My but he was
letter, aad has put It
the ' tew
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DOBERT'S
DOBERT'S
Frocks
We have them in classy models, just received from
Lucille and other famous makers.
Taffetas, Crepe de Chines, Canton Crepes, Trim-
med in Frills, Beading, Embroidery, Frifige and Ruffles.
Bouffant Effects and Other Popular Styles.
Reasonably Priced at $15.00, $16.50, $21.75, and
Sfiring Hats, Suitable for Immediate Wear, $5.00
Up.
and Up.
Ewluaive Millinery.. And Ready-To-Wear Shop
Subject to action of de-
mocratic primaries in
July:
For Sheriff—
Burney Parker.
For Constable Precinct No. 3
W. G. Humphreys
For County Clerk—
Green Morgan
For County Attorney—
W. H. Bouldin
For District Clerk—
A. J. Wendt
For Justice of Peace, Precinct
No* 3—
John G. Rankin
Superintendent
of Public Education:—
Miss Frederick Turner
For County Treasurer:—
Miss Sophia Heine
For Tax Assessor—
William Wendt
For County Judge—
J. .H Chappell
W. R. Ewing
For Tax Collector
R. V. Hoffmann
W. J. (Met
EARLY
TAILORED SUITS IN CHIC SI
SPORT SUITS AND COATS
TAFFETA DRESSES IN NEWEST M<
NEWEST COLORINGS AND NIFTIEST,
YOU'LL BE SURPRISED AT THE
ABLE PRICES.
NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVING D/!
SEE THEM AT
w. J.
BRENHAM'S BUSY STORE
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THURSDAY
Katherine Mac Donald "The An
in "STRANGER THAN FICTION.'
TODAY a lauf?h! runs with a thrill; finish
prise of youf life! Prom society _
WEDN SD Y Everything spelled excitement in her J
life. A picture that is different than]
popular star has! ever appeared in.
is Freckles the comedy kid, ever
this kid from "DINTY."
PATHE NEWS. Scenes of The A. 41
ter Football game.
Charles Hutchinson in "HURRIC
The most thrilling and daring serial,;
has ever produced.
Realart presents Bebe Daniels in
FROM NOWHERE?' The story of an
body. The quaintest, dearest heroil
saw. This picture presents Miss
entirely different sort of role from
ever appeared in. If you like good
youthful romance be sure and see ''Na
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Vitagraph Co. presents Alice Calhoun *
Morrison in "THE LITTLE MINIS "*
from the famous story by James M.
picture which for scenic beauty, di;
FRIDAY I spectacular value and naturalness cannot J
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players of established reputation. TMi
filmed from one of the most famous;
written
Jimmie Adams in "BANG." A two
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Announcing New Price
fBTdson
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(Plo* Freight)
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Robertson, Ruby. Brenham Daily Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 267, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 8, 1922, newspaper, February 8, 1922; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth489531/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.