F. alany firemen from other towns,
to in uniform, will take part in the cel
lr- ebration, and several local fraternal
a or~anizations will also be represent
it °d in the parade. Olive Camp,Wood
.x- men of the World, and Mohawk
I Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men,
vwil enter handsomely decorated
l, |!oats, and the Haymakers will be
Id in hand with a humorous display
er- that will lend a touch of amusement
he to the occasion. There will be up
at wards of two hundred uniformed fire
lal men and thirty mounted marshalls
ed in line, and music will be furnished
td- ay fiv blrass bands.
esr Don:Idsonville cordially invites the
he public to be her guests on this gala
w- o.:casion, and will make adequate
.ri- prcearuaions to receive and enter
;.ain a record-brea.king crowd. Spe
Ce .i, i reduced rates wvill be offered
in ftem all points on the Texas and
ed Pacific main and branch lines in
he this section.
Bent-Binnir.gs.
4 wedding of much interest, ow
ing to the prominence and popularity
of the contracting parties, was that
of George E. Bent, local representa
ive of the Alluvial Land Purchase
CIompany, to Miss Lilly Binnings, of
ilis city, which was solemnized at
*i.h Church of the Ascension (Epis- -
opui, on Tuesday afterhnoon at 3 c
* clock. A large gathering of rela
.iv:es ane friends witnessed the
pretty ceremony, wuich was perform- t
d by itev. Quincy Ewing, of Na
moleonvilie. The 4 urch was attract
Mvely decorated ith flowers and
ai i the .altar was ai
, lasso 0!Sno w ite AloofdS 4DteTI rii
;led with the vivid green of smilax
and asparagus 'fern. The bride wAs
-iven away by her brother, Clem.
