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A U8TIN, W ISDMESDAY, May 22, 1912.
—Mrs. C. H. Davidson and grand
daughter, Margaret Mitchell will
leave the last of this week for an
Extended European trip in company
with a relative.
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.New LaValliers, new Lockets, new
Rings, new Watches, new Fobs, in fact
everything in the gift (toe that you
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Jewelry Store.
—Dr. Addison Jones was here
yesterday and started in on his sev
enth year of continuous monthly
trips to Austin.
—Gordon Riley went to Minneap
olis Monday to spend two or three
weeks with his grandmother. His
parents are at the DesMoines meet
ings.
—Prof. O. C. Heilman of the S- M.
Normal college will preach at the
Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing. No service in the evening. In
the afternoon the Memorial Sunday
services by the G. A. R. will be held
at the church at three o'clock. Ser
mon by Rev. C. D. Belden.
—Dr. Ed. B. Carter, veterinarian,
was over from Grand Meadow Wed
nesday on business. He reports busi
ness in his line as starting in good.
—Geo. W. Merrick and daughter,
Lulu plan to start the first part of
June for Seattle to spend the sum
mer in their cottage there. Mrs.
Merrick and Anna, will follow about
ja. month later.
—Rev W. L. Riley and wife, Mrs.
N. F. Earl, Mrs. Chas. H. Gibbons,
and Mrs. Addie D. Denison went to
Des Moines, Iowa, yesterday to at
tend the meetings of the Northern
.Baptist convention which will last
&bout a week. Some of the members
of the Baptist church presented pas
tor Riley with a purse of $20 to de
fray his expenses on the trip.
