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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment lists east bound and west bound arrival times and intervals. Times include 9:30 a m 12:45 noon 1:15 p m 5:10 p m and 3:50 a m 4:21 p m with notes of bound directions and daily sequence.
M. K. and T. lines report No. 257 leaves at 9 15 a m and No. 723 at 12 35 noon northbound. Southbound No. 724 arrives at 9 10 am and No. 258 at 6 10 pm.
Dr Arlington Helbing, an eclectic physician and surgeon, practices at Office World building southeast corner square. Residence at 616 Yth Street. Office hours 9 to 12 morning and 2 to 5 afternoon. Office phone 156, residence 30.
Dr J A Lannius advertises specialist attention to diseases of women and children. Office over Graham Crawford & Co. Phone 235. Residence on West Seventh Street.
Dr. Allen manager of the Elks announces dates with the Denton Athletics for a three game set starting July 30. The fast Denton amateur club promises a fancy exhibition with two good pitchers and Joe Fenner added to the lineup, likely drawing the largest crowd yet for a series in town.
The notice highlights top bargains at C Spivy and Co offering choicest prices across both stores, inviting shoppers to compare value and selection.
Executive Committee of the Fannin County Confederate Veterans Association is called to meet at the courthouse in Bonham on Saturday July 11 1908 at 11 oclock a m to pass on matters of importance and decide on reunion date. John Cunningham Pres.
The FaVORITE requests tulks to stage a parade in their uniforms prior to leaving for Dallas. The uniforms are described as swell and the Bonham lodge is expected to present as fine an appearance as any in the Dallas parade.
Steger Lumber Company advertises coal sales with July and August delivery at low prices. Also notes a lost gold watch between homes of Mrs. C A MacQueen and Mrs. Homer Thompson, with a reward for information and instructions to leave at a favorite office.
A neat top buggy is on display at Rob inson and Baker's in good condition for potential buyers to inspect during viewing hours.
Guy Edwards visited Denison this afternoon and Dr. Bob Lee from Bantam was in the city. Virgo Shirley of Honey Grove and W I Brownlee were also seen in the area with others traveling to Dallas Sherman Paris and West Texas for visits and business.
Mrs. Lawrence offers her eight room Main Street residence for 4000 dollars. The property sits on a 1650 foot frontage with a 200 foot lot depth. Will H. Evans & Company handles the sale.
Ice depots opened at Andy Evans' store Clutter's market and Biggerstaff and McMurray's market for 24 hour access. Bonham Ice Company promotes constant ice availability for the public.
Calumet Baking Powder promises bread and cakes that will not fall and guarantees purity and quality. Try a can and be convinced. Place your property with Will H. Evans & Company if you want to sell no sale no charge.
An evening cream supper is advertised on W. A. Iwing’s lawn. Peanut booklets are offered free by Will Evans & Company.
Mrs. Gus Steger and children left for Milan Tennessee to visit the old home. Denison’s Miss Williams left for home after visiting Miss Louise Brownlee. Miss Dell Ives returned to Shreveport Louisiana after visiting friends. Mrs J B Shortridge headed to Clarksville to see daughter Mrs H E Gough. Politician Bob Barler toured the city in support of his state comptroller bid. Several others left for home or travels, while teams and players moved between towns for games and practice.
Mr and Mrs J L Ware and grandson John Blocker with Mrs RB S Martin Miss Julia Ricketts and Mrs W O Siler spend a day fishing on Bois d Arc. The stream’s fish supply will likely be greatly diminished by the trip.
Baptist Sunday school members went on a morning picnic with a large number of attendees expected and activities planned around plentiful food and goods.
A Westmaster League social on W A Ewings lawn offered cream and cake on Thursday nights with prizes. A purse containing money lay missing on Bonham streets Monday night. Reward offered for return to the office or Marvin Cullom.
Paul T Harrison was arrested yesterday in Ravenna and placed under bonds on a charge of fighting over ice cold watermelons. The report references loan-related details in a brief, unclear line.
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