TYLER DAILY COURIER, MARCH 8, 1905 - Smith County, TX

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The Daily Courier, Wednesday, March 8, 1905

PERSONALS

Miss Willie Johnson is still slowly improving.

Little May Cathalin Mitchell is reported very ill.

A. Schuh returned to Dallas today on the International.

J. L. Smith of Guntersville, Ky., is in the city, the guest of his 
aunt Mr. Pete Kilfoyle, on North Boren street.

Miss Willie Johnson rested well last night and is now thought she 
is out of danger.

Mrs. Justin C. Smith has returned to Houston.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hogan will leave tonight for the city of Mexico, 
where they go in the interests of Mrs. Hogan's health.

Miss Zola Everett returned yesterday from Grand Saline, where she 
has been visiting friends and relatives.

Prof. Antonio Cruse and Earl Jones of Athens, came in yesterday and 
played in the Fireman's band in the parade yesterday afternoon.

Rev. W. F. Packard received a telegram from Rev. Brown, who is to 
conduct the revival at Marvin church, stating that he cannot get 
here until 1:30 p.m. tomorrow.  On account of the inclement weather 
there will be no services tonight.

Albert Meyer for a number of years with the firm of Mayer & Schmidt 
and a very popular gentlemen, is in the city shaking hands with his 
numerous friends and calling on the comercial trade.  Mr. Meyer is 
traveling out of New Orleans.

Mr. A. V. Swaty and wife are in the city this afternoon.  Mr. Swaty 
is the horticultural agent for the K.C.S. railroad and brought as 
far as this city the Packer special excursion of commission men and 
merchants from          The train spent two hours in our city today 
and then went south.  Mr. and Mrs. Swaty will return from here to 
Texarkana after visiting friends.  Mr. Swaty will be remembered as 
connected with the Cotton Belt railroad several years ago in his 
present line of work with the K.C.S.

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Copied from microfilm at the Tyler Public Library, August 10, 2001
Mary Love Berryman