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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
4
West Bound trains No 35 arrives 9 35 a m departs 9 40 a m No 31 arrives 12 28 noon departs 12 45 noon No 33 arrives 9 15 p m departs 9 30 p m East Bound No 34 arrives 8 50 a m departs 9 05 a m No 32 arrives 1 15 p m departs 1 35 p m No 36 arrives 5 10 p m departs 5 16 p m
Train No 257 leaves at morning Ola time No 723 departs at noon Bound No 2bari shows 9 10 a m and 6 10 p m schedule details for the M K and T line.
The moonlight picnic drawn about forty to fifty youths plus chaperones took place last evening at Russell's pasture six miles northwest of the city. A generous lunch featured plentiful market fare with ample portions for all and leftovers.
Banes Sneth of Sherman and Garner of Edlinde were in the city today. Lloyd Tanner from Texarkana and J. D. Krussell in Honey Grove. Rev. M. L. Barrett left for Ladonia. K. D. Harris and wife return from Sherman visit. Miss Hallie Hood home from Honey Grove. Dave Watson headed to Clarksville. Ida White left for Sherman to visit friends. John Sparger of Paris stayed with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hendrick and children spent day in Sherman. Miss Crace Carlton travels to Honegrove Paris and Clarksville. Mrs. Mattie Turner of Whitesboro visiting aunt Mrs. J. H. Welch. T. F. Gray and daughters Myrtle and Sassie spent day in Sherman. Jeff Hardin and family went to Fort Worth to visit relatives.
Col Houston's objections failed to secure motion to strike local option plank from the platform as the Republican State Convention nominated John N. Simpson for Governor and Charles W. Ogden for Lieutenant Governor with a platform favoring local option and opposing several Thirtieth Legislature acts.
Sherman this morning reports the Sherman affair to be a big SUCCESS. Wallace Moon returns home to Hones Grove after attending the Sunday School Convention. English and family depart for Bennington Oklahoma to visit relatives. Lucy Mae Johnson of St. Louis leaves for Galveston to continue Lenox Hall work. Woot Cock and wife of Cornanche depart for Sherman. Mrs Robinson of Runge leaves after visiting her daughter. Brannon and Pate Taylor return from Dallas after state Republican convention. Misses George of Paris depart Edhube. Mrs Garner joins them. WN. Wiggins leaves for Dallas. he is State Field Secretary of the Sunday School Association. Political notices list candidates for various state offices with counties.
Deputy Bert Hulsey arrested R E Klays Allen this morning on a forgery charge. The arrest stems from a grand jury indictment returned yesterday. Pacific Express Company is the plaintiff in the case and the grand jury has been collecting evidence for several days.
A white spotted Poland China pig about 50 pounds is missing. Finder should notify Chas Lane.
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