Helbing M. D. Gan ando Surgeon
The fragment references M. D. Helbing described as a GAN ando surgeon. No further context or details are available in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
3
The fragment references M. D. Helbing described as a GAN ando surgeon. No further context or details are available in the readable text.
A brief notice advertises coal orders for July and August at cheap prices. It urges customers to place orders with the firm named Stege Lumbo and mentions offerings described as the best and cheapest.
Mr Liowre views a sale on Main Street offering a Lotus item facing a 200 feet depth lot. Wall HH. Byvans & Company handles terms in a brisk bargain notice.
The ad claims Calumet Baking Powder will make bread and cakes that do not fall and invites readers to try a can. It also promotes Walt H. Cvany & Company for selling property with no sale or charge, and notes corn lots entering the legal market with exceptionally good prices.
The Modern Woodmen will hold a called session and all members are urged to attend.
Miss Stella Kennedy entertained at her parents East Fourth Street residence last evening in honor of Miss May Richardson of Honey Grove. The gathering featured a lively 42 game and several piano selections by Miss Richardson, who has won many friends during her short visit.
A column lists residents who left for Durant Sherman Denison Dallas and other cities, visits by Miss Mary Dulaney Mrs John Catron and Miss Nell Moore, and multiple racers and travelers from Ravenna Greenville Paris Whitewright and Farmersville. Includes remarks on a bank account quip and a brief note on a suburban home image.
State Penitentiary Agent Brown took Fred Burnett, convicted for the 1900 murder of Inman Johnson, to Huntsville. Burnett faced four trials. sentences ranged from two to thirty years, with the latest five year sentence upheld amid wide public interest in the long and contentious case.
County Court disposed of three cases including Mat Cline for aggravated assault with a $25 punishment. Thad Johnson was found not guilty on assault. John Tarrant’s local option case was dismissed and he faced drunkenness charges, jailed on default of bond. The day closed with several adjournments and many residents visiting relatives in other towns.
New badges for the Elks Dallas Convention have arrived displaying an old gold look with a clock and Elk head. Pendants feature the Bonham Cotton Mill and the Bonham lodge No. 641 number, marking a refined addition to the lodge uniforms.
A correction states Rev Walker was not to speak at Ivanhoe but Ravenna. Congressman C B Randell will address citizens at the courthouse at 2 pm tomorrow. Lost gold watch with chain. reward offered. Leave two residences between Mrs C A MacQueen and Mrs Homer Thompson. at Favorite office.
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