Personal notes from town visits and travels
Dr. Lee visited Bantam today. M C Spivy is reported sick. J M Hancock returns from Whitesboro. D C Russell travels to Paris. Pope Lawrence back from Galveston. Mrs J C Barnett visiting Ravenna. Oscar Inglis and Henry Gale go to Bells. Frankie Stewart returns to Dodd City. Spears Dorset heads to Texarkana. Dr C A Gray returns from Sulphur Oklahoma. H B Word of Windom visits on business. Bessie Hall of Whitewright visits the city. Joe Trout departs for Decatur and other points west. A P Barrett returns from Greenville on business. J N Hughes leaves for Ravens on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Gray
Sulphur, Oklo
H. B. Word of Windom
Robbers Take 39000 From Tulsa Banks in Decoy Postoffice
In Tulsa Oklahoma last night criminals learned and exploited the postoffice box combos at Farmers National and Central National Bank, making off with New York drafts and cashier’s checks totaling 39000. Many checks were destroyed. Two boys are in custody. Also note: Nothing over a dollar at the Nickel Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Farmers’ National
Central National Banke
New York
Haywood Lodge to Meet Tonight for Initiatory Work
Haywood Lodge No 168 1 0 C F will meet in regu lar session tonight. Work in the initiatory. Also election of offi cers. All members urged to be present. Visiting brothers welcome. Lodge opens promptly at 7 o'clock. E F King N G. Remnant Matting Sale Monday and Tuesday. J Lee Tarpley Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F
E. F. King
The Way of the World Poem Readings of Shame and Grace
A reflective poem contrasts how society condemns a fallen woman while sparing a man, recounting their fates and final judgments at Heaven’s gate. It questions virtue and vice, ending with the woman entering paradise while the man does not.
Social News Notes From Local Homes And Meetings
Miss Florence Bennett arrives from Denison to visit T. W. Ragadale at his home. Mrs. T. H. Morris and two children depart for Denton to join Rev. Morrie in a new home there. Miss Robbin Wood returns to Dallas after a guest stay with Mr and Mrs. Fred Reedy. D. A. Biard and Hugh Rudgery return from Waco where they attended a Masonic Grand Chapter of Texas meeting. A price list notes varying values for farm goods, while a local store advertises a Special Ladies Ready to Wear Sale at Spivy & Co Main Aterovt Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Halell
Dallas
Ennia Stevens
Denison
Will H. Evans
Geo. W. Boyd
Ravenna
Florence Bennett
T. W. Ragadale
T. H. Morris
Denton
Rev. Morrie
Robbin Wood
Fred Reedy
D. A. Biard
Hugh Rudgery
Waco
Masonic Grand Chapter of
Texas
C, Spivy &Co
Aterovt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Lee
Bantam
M.C. Spivy
J.M. Hancock
Whitesboro
D.C. Russell
Paris
Pope Lawrence
Galveston
J. C. Barnett
Oscar Inglis
Henry Gale
Bells
Frankie Stewart
Dodd City
Spears Dorset
Texarkana
Bessie Hall of
Whitewright
City
Joe Trout
Decatur
A. P. Barrett
Greenville
J. N. Hughes
Ravens
Haywood Lodge
J. Lee Tarpley & Co
Bonham
Lewis
the Shoe Man
Philip Wise Real Estate
Nunn & Jones
Bonham, Texa
City Dye Works
J. H. Trout
Prop
God
Heaven’s Gate
Love
Paradice
West Side SQ
Nickel
Allen Memorial Hospital
Elk’s Club
Bonham Commandery
C.T Carlton
C. T. Lane
W. J. Morerow
M.C. Spry & Co
Coata
M. C. Spivy & Co
Main St
Xua Steger
Virgo Steger, Jr
Steger
Wm. E. Affleck
Ad D Steger
M Urvine
Gub T. Stegisk
Alter C. Siler
Casglen Mack “Atshon
Agat Cag
P. CG
Bonham Bank & Trust Co
A. Begley Oea
Bonham Gas & Electric Co
W. W. Rosanin
J. T. Kawager
J. W.russx
G. L. Brapgren
Asst OF
Fannin County National Bank
Tts
First Nat'l Bank
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