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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
3
Disjointed opinion piece mocks gender roles quoting the Wolfe City Sun and discusses social duties. Bonham sidewalk issue labeled dead by locals. Local court reports detail Jim, Sam, and Palmore tied to local option violations with fines and appeals in progress.
The column lists residents visiting each other across Bonham Wolfe City and Leonard, with names including Miss Rebecca Hammond and Mrs. Tom Ross. It mentions a big Fourth of July loss estimate, a prohibition speech by Revs Stuckey and Hamilton, and local social events, gatherings, and entertainment efforts.
A Bonham pavilion performance closed last night to praise Miss Ina Brooks directorship and the town's acting talent. Proceeds benefit Allen Memorial Hospital with half car receipts donated by the management, showing strong attendance and smooth, well received numbers from start to finish.
S. F. Leslie of this city and Miss Mabel Addington were united in marriage at noon today at the bride’s parents home near Lewisville Texas. The ceremony was quiet with only close relatives present. Fenner Leslie is a bright county young man and promising attorney. The bride, a personable young woman, taught in the Bonham public school last term. The FAVORITE extends hearty congratulations and best wishes for a happy prosperous life together.
The first day of the Democratic National Convention features Judge Parker reading amended Cleveland resolutions, Ignatius Dunn backing them, and New York subcommittee adopting a platform including the Gompers plank. Richard P. Hobson calls for a two-navy fleet while Col. James M. Guffey faces credential challenges. Theodore Bell reinforces Bryan’s outlook and Henry D. Clay ton is confirmed as permanent chairman.
A top buggy is offered for sale in good condition. Viewings arranged at Robin son and Baker's.
Forest Hardin of W. G. Clark Co. was thrown from a frightened delivery horse yesterday afternoon. The horse dashed toward Gouge's wood yard, overturning the wagon and causing injuries to Hardin though not life threatening.
The Methodist Sunday school holds its annual picnic today at Boyd’s pool with a big time and plenty of food planned for attendees.
A man with a large family avoids spending money on distractions that could bring trouble, keeping his finances focused on his relatives and responsibilities.
Rev. I. W. Williams of Huntington West Virginia testifies that he used Foley's Kidney Remedy for nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and states that the remedy does all that is claimed by its manufacturers Saunders Drug Co.
For Rent. Skating rink building behind the bank and a large warehouse in the rear. Rent cheap. The stove wood crop, previously short, is starting to move again and indications point to a bumper year. Will H. Evans & Co.
The Colbert Oklahoma baseball team arrived this morning to play the Elks at the pavilion this afternoon. Local grocery advertises fresh stock and low prices at W. G. Clark Co.
Local farmers place melons on the market with prices described as reasonable. Shoppers are invited to choose from fresh large watermelons and smaller selections as seasonal produce hits stands.
City crews start essential repairs on busy Byuhiiu streets, aiming to improve safety and flow as construction progresses. Nearby residents report temporary traffic changes and increased noise during the upgrade period.
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