Reunion Draws Large Crowd At Event Last Night
A very large crowd attended the reunion last night, with many former members reconnecting and sharing memories. Organizers reported strong turnout and a warm, celebratory atmosphere.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
1
A very large crowd attended the reunion last night, with many former members reconnecting and sharing memories. Organizers reported strong turnout and a warm, celebratory atmosphere.
Consul A Gaulin reports Havre inaugurated a new Ecole d Industrie Coloniale tied to the Ecole Pratique d Industrie to train youths for cotton plantation work. The ten month course covers cotton cultivation, product processing for export, practical geography, electrical basics, colonial history and hygiene with subsidies from officials and commercial bodies.
Paris man and war veteran J M Long attends the reunion carrying the Ninth Texas battle flag photographed long in the past. The flag bears about 150 bullet holes from fierce combat, with Miss Winnie Davis and Mrs Davis tied to its saga and a poem recalling Confederate valor in battle.
Local note invites readers to use Westminster Leaguers for Sunday dinner and Saturday market items with phone orders to 170 available all week for cake light bread beaten biscuits chips and more.
A first class Jersey cow offered by A. D. Hammock Sr. She is perfectly gentle and will yield milk throughout the winter. Sold at half her worth to a ready buyer.
Jack and Joe Russell Everett Bridge and Marshall Baldwin left today for Leonard to join Bailey to play Grimes Leonard team. Leonard may bring its squad here for a series of games once the reunion is over.
A masquerade ball is announced to be held at the pavilion rink tomorrow night at 9 oclock. Everyone is invited to attend. A separate note advertises a home for sale on the car line and provides contact via Durant Oklahoma. Jeff Davis.
A sale notice offers several bushels of fine pears and a large quantity of cord wood. Interested buyers are directed to see at Saunders Drug Store, Ben Hylsell.
A 34 acre farm located 14 miles northeast of Bonham was offered by Wilk H Mvans & Company as a cheap place. The brief notice lists the farm for sale at a low price through the local realty firm.
Get your tickets early for the Children’s Musicalo Friday night. Tickets are 20 dollars and on sale at Sargrove s Reynoli’s J. W. Peeler and Reb Peeler’s. Includes price .5 cents.
J Stokely Dowlen a former Fannin county man was arrested yesterday in Floresville South Texas on a forgery charge per warrant by Sheriff Bridge who plans to bring him to Bonham. The Macabees review is set for Saturday at 4 p m and Mrs Donovan invites families to enjoy music with Bonham children Friday night Tickets are 25 cents.
Steam boiled sorghum is hailed as superior from Steger advertising. The claim touts quality over rival barrels with bold regional branding and a boastful tone.
Will Lf of Wyang & Co advertises a good farm one mile from Bonham. The 50 acre property offers solid enhancements and is priced at $2000. This brief notice highlights the sale opportunity and the broker's contact.
Local listing promotes plentiful supply of fresh oysters available at the Palace Restaurant. The brief item notes a ready stock and inviting dining option for patrons seeking seafood.
Judge Francis I. Baker defended the reversal of a $29,240,000 fine on the Standard Oil line, saying the Indiana unit caused the judgment by act of the parent company and that law and precedent guide courts beyond individual opinion. A prehearing motion was noted.
L. A. Wiseman wed Sallie Lula Duncan on the pavilion steps about 9 PM with Judge H A Cunningham officiating. The couple did not apply for the $10 prize and only a small crowd of ten to twenty witnessed the ceremony as the band played in the background.
The Bells W. QO. W. band, led by George Dugan, provided an appreciated serenade this morning. The group, acclaimed as one of the best local visiting musical organizations, supplied music for the reunion and their performance was a highlight of the event.
One of the era’s largest gravel deliveries for the T. P. railway system was made today. A total of 175 cars were dispatched, with three trains required to transport the load. Unloading crews then received the cars and sent them back to the yards when empty.
Property on West Fourth Street with six rooms two halls two porches and terrace lot offered by Will Havis & Company. Listing highlights a bargain price as a real estate notice in the local market.
Job offer from Peerless Cigar Co Poledo Ohio seeks women for immediate work at $100 per month plus expenses. No experience required. Offices for rent over Norman's grocery store after September 1. Apply Mrs H C Alexander. Weather outlook: tonight and Thursday generally fair.
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