Brenham Evening Press. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 218, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 9, 1910 Page: 1 of 4
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TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, 1910
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PATTON PLEASED
Simple Elegance
in woman’* attire — so
much to be desired—is
easily attainable through
the use of
McCALL
PATTERNS
The directions for their
use are easily understood
everything being so plain
that even those with
limited dressmaking ex-
perience succeed in turn-
ing out garments that
look “just like the pic-
ture.”
To be a well-dressed
woman is a worthy am-
bition. Let McCALL
PATTERNS help you
achieve it
A Largs Audienoe at the Grand
• Tuesday -Might. *\J
Mr. William- ft. Patton appear-
ed at the Grand Tuesday night,
accompanied by a splendid com-
pany of actor* in that droll com-
edy, "The Blockhead.** Mr,Pat-
ton playing the tille role to per-
fection. as he always doca the
parts he assign* himself.
The play contained the story of
Jack Steele, a gambler and a
man of the \yorld, trying to gain
a sw ct afitl innocent girl, which1
fi&oncil
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At a meeting o fthe City Coun-
cil held on February 7th 1910,
there was present Mayor Win.
Lusk, and Aldermen Bowers,
Schramm and Seidel.
Minutes of the previous meet-
ing were read and approved.
Monthly reports of 1). C, bid -
dings, Treasurer. Win. Lusk May-
, . , , , , |or and Road Superintendent, W,
prompted the author to lay a plot| j Sa||is
which furnished an array of Booked. Suptf wL^r'Works and
other scenes ot morality, kindness
and human fun. In order to win
Kitty Barnes, the daughter of an
[ old retired merchant. Jack Steele
comes in the guise of a Latin
teacher to teach Kitty how to de-
cline and conjugate words that
furnish the avertige pupil a great
] deal of discomfort. Jack Steele
, has been heard of in tin* com-
, hiunity, but Kitty has never seen
McCall Pattern No. 3243
NEW SPRING TOILETTE
H. Fo Hohlt Company
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ORATORS AND SINGERS
Save All Your Cream
Tha United Stetcs Cream Separator is the bigeest money
maker—gets more cream than any other. Holds WORLD'S
RECORD for clean skimming. Cream represents cash—
you waste cream every day if you are not using a 1909 Model
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test Tonight.
Tonight promises to furnish
U. S. Cream Separator.
They have smaller diameter bowls and yet retain their
great milk capacity—easily and quickly washed. Low
supply tank—cream pail shelf—easy to pour milk into—
see picture. All working parts enclosed, keeping out dirt and
protecting the operator. Many other exclusive advantages,
Call and sa* tha 1909 Modal United States Cream Separator.
Holle & Seelhorst
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AtJ. H.QUEBES
Popular Price Grocery
Will have a special deal on
White House and other
fine Coffe and get 20 lbs.
of Sugar for $1.00.
J. H. Quebe, Grocer
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to
the feature bill of the season at
the F. C. Theatre us the people
who hold the lucky numbers on
the watch contest will render
their songs and speeches, which
arc going to prove very interest-
ing and comical. The speech or
song receiving the moat applause
by the audience will bo the fi-
nal winner, so ,it behooves you to
get busy and help your friend
win.
Those who hold the lucky num-
bers are: Dr. It. E. Nicholson, »J.
A. Broftddus, John Mathis, L. C.
Robertson, Mayor Lusk, Ex-May
or Wilkins. Mrs. Ida Dawson.
Miss Irene Bcaumier, Mrs. Hugh
Lusk, Mr. (f. Vivian Smith, Miss
Bozeman, Geo. Wehnnann Jr.
Zelinu Peterson, and Magie Cook
Some good pictures will also be
shown in connection with the
other program.
him. Iu the meantime, the first
Latin class is never begun, but
Jack Steele, proivr, is always
speaking through the Latin teach
or, telling Kitty of Steele*« love
for her, ( apt. Elmer Barnese,
Kitty’s father, has a beautiful
I wife, who is about to be taken
from him through the treacher-
ously manifest love of Edward
Mellville, whom *(neti Steele block
all through the Jjpuy.
In concluding « very scanty re-
lation of the plbt, Jack Steele
wins Kitty and the falseness of
Melville is shown up by Steele, so
that the young wife is satisfied
with her real position in her
home, after learning a few things
before it. was too late. Old Isaiah
Hicks, the milkman, with a small
goatee, always dunning Captain
Barnes for a sn^lljl milk bill, fur-
nished some comedy equaled by
perhaps nothing seen here this
season. Solomon, the Jey who is
always where lie ought not to
be, was well worth bis while. Ev-
angeline Black, a three-times mar
riod old soul, who is too serious
to live, shows the audience a who
lot. remindful of old maid person
ages. Rush Buch, the chauf-
feur’s, hardest part in the play is
to honk an automobile horn des-
perately, which is about all he
does.
Mr. Patton has written a new
play in which he will appear next
season entitled ‘‘Lazy Bill,”
which, judging from the preced-
ing productions of Mr. Patton, no
oue save himself can play.
‘‘The Girl and the Gawk” will
be the next attraction at the
Grand, and judging from the no-
tices of the state press it will be
a delightful play.
ehil-
Mrs. W. II. Rouldin and
dren. of Abeline are here on
visit to her mother Mrs. C.
Struwe.
The fire alarm was turned in
Wednesday morning and it was
learned that there was an incip-
ient lire at the residence of Mr. A
Lindemann which was quickly ex
tinguished.
A. M. Krug. City Sec ’t.y for the
months of November and Decem-
ber having been found correct by
the Finance Committee were ap-
proved, and the reports of the
same officers except the Mayor
for the month of January were
reforrrod to the Finance <'om-
ul it tee.
The note held by the First Na-
tional Bank against the Street
and Bridge fund, having been or-
dered paid by the Mayor when
due, which action of the Mayor
was approved by the Council. It
was also moved that the note
held by A. Wangemann, for $1,-
000 against the street and bridge
fund lie paid, also the interest on
the three notes hold by 11. F.
llohlt.
It was moved and carried that
$2000 be transferred from the
Permanent Improvement fund to
the Street and Bridge fund.
The following hills were order-
ed paid to-wit:
Hartmann & Scheffer, repairin
Bcaumier Iron Works, Sundries
$22.50; T. A. Low & Son, sun-
dries, $7:1.40; J. F. Schramm, sun-
dries, $6.85; Brenham Compress
Oil and Manufacturing Co„ lights
and Lignite, $192; II. E. Booker,
Pay Roll $69.17; Freight, $25.77;
J. M. Hudson, labor, $20; S, VV.
Fuel Co., lignite, $.‘14.55; Then.
Lnedcmann, corn, $57.95; Ad.
Seelhorst, $1.25; F. W. Sehucrcn-
berg, sundries, $92.75; Win. Sei-
del, feed, $41.65; B. Parker,
drayage, $.‘17.46; It. 11. Schramm,
sundries $2.50, City Secretary,
stamps; T. II. Butts, criminal fee,
$5; W. L. Sallis, prisoners feed,
45c.; C. W. Styles, $1; Win. Lusk
erirn. fees, $2.70; M. A. Heftly,
sundries, $5.11; J. 1*. Buck, cem-
ent crossings, $146.60; Hudson
Engineering Co„ sund. $8; Cargill
Co,, stationery $15; J. C. Kupfule
Foundry < ’0., sund. $17.25.
T lie re being no further business
the council adjourned.
A. M. KRUG,
City Sec'ty,
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Master John Knnppel, aged
years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Knup*
pel, of Cedar Ilill, while coming
home from the mill, in trying to
alight from his buggy got his leg
caught between the spokes and
badly broken.
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Old Dutch :
Cleanser :
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For your spring
HOUSE CLEANING
At Your Grocers
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Mr. E. C. Buster has
gone to New York
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Protect Yourself
and Family
With a $1000 Accident Policy by
trading with Winkelmann A Bohne
Think this over carefully. Would your family be bene-
fitted by receiving $1000.00 in the event of your sudden
death and have you provided for this emergendy t
Protection for yourself aud each member of your family
absolutely free. To be plain, your life insured for $1000.00
against accidents for a period of one year for only 84 cents
You will read these statements several times perhaps before
you will realise just what it means to you. Acoident in-
surance you may think is entirely outside the dealings of s
General Merchandise Store, but the heads of this store are
very anxious to protect your Interest and give you the long
end of the stick.
We soli everything which you usually find iti & General
Merchandise Store such as
Dress Goods, Notions, Staples, Cloth-
ing, Men’s Furnishings, Shoes, Gro-
ceries, Sewing Machines, Steamship
Tickets, Etc. We buy cotton and
Country Produce.
All dollars look alike to us, so price with good goods is
what you want.
Ask for a Coupon Bales Card given absolutely free.
When your card is punched showing purchases to the fu’l
amount of card t$5.00) return it to this storo.
Ask Us About It
Winkelmann
& Bohne
Nyal’s Winter Cough Syrup
A sure cure for
Coughs and Colds
Spreen’s Drug' Store
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If you want a good smoke
try “COBS”. 9 for 15 cents
at the KANDY KITCHEN
Mrs. tmma Wilkins Linn
Your attention is called to a special sale this week in
Ladies one-piece Silk and Lingerie Dresses and Rep Coat
Suits and one piece Lonse Dresses. All the very newest
designs in stylos and fabrics for Spring wear. A special
also is the $1.50 Silk Hoso for 98c, only for a few days, in
black and all light shades. Black Lisle Hose are reduced
for this sale also. The novelties in Neckwear and Belta are
very chic as well as numerous other attractions that are
being shown in this shop. Slippers and Shoes latest styles.
Next Door to Schirmacher’s
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Soaps
I for »U toilet purposes sre selec-
J ted by u* with greet cere. W*
lean furnish soups suitable for
washing
The Dirty Boy
for bathing the baby, for \
alao sell medicinal soaps. Come in and sse our display. W«i
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Tucker, George. Brenham Evening Press. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 218, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 9, 1910, newspaper, February 9, 1910; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth519980/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.