Local residents update travel and visits across Texas and nearby states
Sam Albreicht traveled to Dallas this morning while J D Krussell remained in Honey Grove. Yeager returned home from Honey Grove and Dyer left for Antlers Oklahoma. Foster visited from Denison, Steger returned from Dallas, Hendrix conducted business in Bells, Trousten from Metor visited Jonham, and Rev Blarsley came home from Fort Worth. Ida Pennington returned from Greenville and Wells from Vernon. Culpepper shopped in Ravenna, Bailey visited Fort Worth for the Rech ork, Rayburn and Pendland went to Dallas at noon. Mrs Chain is improving after illness. Steger plans a Tennessee visit for S Thomas and Meridian Mississippi departure for Holdenville Oklahoma. Shortridge returned from Clarksville visit. Henderson and Nunn left for Dallas for reunion. Mr and Mrs Thompson and Misses Cleveland and Marion attend the Dallas convention. Mrs Williams and Eva of Fort Worth visit W Brownlee. Inglish heads to Sherman for the Dallas parade band. Mrs Neal and Louise Hassell depart to Atlanta and Decatur to settle home future.
Timetable entries for West Bound UA trains
The schedule lists arrivals and departures for west bound trains No. 34 No. 32 and No. 36 with times 8 50 a m 9 05 a m 1 15 p m 1 35 p m 5 10 p m and 5 15 p m respectively at the station.
Medical office ad highlights women and children's diseases
Special attention given to diseases of women and children. Office over Graham Crawford & Co. Phone 236, Residence W. 7th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Crawford & Co
W. 7Th Street
Conductor Sanders Injured On Bonham Train
Conductor Zolly Sanders was hurt last night on the 9 15 train into Bonham when the car window shattered after he fell against it while the smoking compartment crowded through. A physician treated his cuts, the train delayed ten to fifteen minutes, and he was replaced for the run to Whitesboro. The injuries are painful but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Zolly Sanders
Whitesboro
Bonham Lodge Crowd Heads to Dallas for Ilks Convention
A Bonham crowd of about one hundred gathered at 1 pm to travel to Dallas via the Central route for the Ilks convention led by Mayor W. A. Spangler. Notables included M. M. McMahon, L. Wil son Jr., C. R. Gray, J. R. Russell, Dr. Arling ton Helbing, and J. A. Moss among others. A purple goat from the Argentine seaport drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Dallas
W. A. Spangler
M. M. McMahon
L. (. Wilson, Jr
C. R. Gray
J. R. Russell
W. Steger
Mayor Spangler Reports Dallas Visit and Local Prospects
Back from Dallas Mayor W. A. Spangler said a large crowd greeted him and the purple goat act drew big attention. He added Fan nin county crop prospects looked better than any between here and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Spangler
Dallas
Fksh
Tie
Fannin County
Here
Scruggs Misidentification Corrected in Monday Issue
In Monday's paper the Favorite incorrectly named J. J. Scruggs and wife as new parents. The correction states Mr and Mrs T. C. Scruggs are the happy parents, and the newborn daughter is healthy and thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Scruggs
Wid Mes. T. C. Scruggs
Sunday School Ball Team Challenge Issued by Ridling
The First Baptist Sunday School under teacher J A Ridling forms a baseball team and invites any city Sunday School team to a game at the pavilion Saturday afternoon. Respond tomorrow via the paper or contact J A Ridling, manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
J. A. Ridling
Local residents visit friends and travel for duties
Mrs. Virgin Massey left for Dallas to visit relatives and see Mrs. C A Wheeler who has been ill. Miss Emily Belle Jackson also left for Whitewright. Rev RE Ridling returned from Richardson. Maud Walling and brother Lee left for the Dallas convention. Dr T L Crissman left to attend Hello Bill event. Mrs OH Shortridge and Lena Lightfoot went to Dallas. Mrs J W Grigsby traveled to Tulsa to visit her daughter. Mrs A J Moore and Leila White went to Sherman. Edwin Ewell of Durant visited and left for Denton. Dr A L Gray returned from Waco. Mrs J B Alendsrix and children returned from West Texas. Mrs Lucy de Flolt and granddaughter Marietta are at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wheeler
Emily Belle Jackson
Whitewright
RE. T. Ridling
Richardson
Maud Walling
Brother Lee
Dallas
T. L. Crissman
Bill
OH. Os. Shortridge
Lena Lightfoot
Mis
J. W. Grigsby
Tulsa
Okla
Henrys Reed
A. J. Moore
Leila White
Sherman
Edwin Ewell
Durant
Denton
Primary meetings set for Fannin County Democrats
Bonham Texas July 16 1908 notice to Democratic Executive Committee members calls primary meetings at 2 pm at voting boxes county wide to appoint delegates for the county convention August 1 1908 at 12 noon and asks notices be posted for public instruction of delegates on state platform A committee meeting to canvass primary returns will be held in the district clerk s office Bonham at 10 o clock am Ki AL Pritchett Chairman Democratic County Committee Fannin County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
Fannin County
AL Pritchett
Chainin Dem
Lax. Com
Fannin Co
Local Bonham Contingent Heads to Dallas
Leonard Bailey and a group including Hugh Rodgers J. R. Rus sell Geo. Catron Stanley Adams John Rodgers Dr F C Allen Mrs J A Moss Miss Georgia Harrison Miss Carrie Alderson Miss Louise Saunders and Mrs Ben Baker left this morning to swell the Bonham contingent at Dallas for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Bailey
Hugh Rodgers
L. K. Crawford
Will York
W. B. Penn
Geo. Catron
Stanley Adams
John Rodgers
J. R. Russell
L. Bradford
F.C. Allen
J. A. Moss
Georgia Harrison
Carrie Alderson
Louise Saunders
Ben Baker
Bonham
Dallas
Seward Candy Delights At Our Story Wincard Reedy Hughes
Readers are told there is no candy better than the Seward varieties and that a fresh supply is always available at our story by Wincard Reedy and Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wincard
Reedy & Hughes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Albreicht
J.D. Krussell
Honey Grrove
W. DD. Yeager
Honey Grove
B. PF. Dyer
Antlers
Col. Foster
Denison
MD D. Steger
W. OF. Hendrix
Bells
John Trousten
Metor
Jonham
Rev. Blarsey
Fort Worth
Ida Pennington
Greenville
J. M. Wells
Vernon
Goldie Culpepper
Ravenna
Jesse Bailey
Sam T. Rayburn
Capt. Pendland
Hugh Chain
John S. Thomas
Tennessee
Holdenville
Oklo
J. B. Shortridge
H. G. Gough
Clarksville
Mesdames Murray Henderson
Chas. G. Nunn
Homer Thompson
May Cleveland
Pearl Marion
J. M. Williams
Eva of
City
W. W. Brownlee
H. P. Inglish
J. W. Neal
Louise Hassell
Atlanta
Texas & Pacific
Shoe Man
South Ae Sqi
UARE
ee Tarpley @ Co
FAURE
Arlington
Office World Building
Southeast Corner Square
W. 9Th Street
Stice
J. A. Lannius
Ama Ee
Ff. E. Nevill
Nunn & Jones Company
F. C. Allen
Aublo
Conductor Sanders Hurt
Chapman
Argentine Republic
Bl. C. Wilson
Welle
Billo
Big Line Ladies
T5c
Blakeney & Fuller
AL Gray
Waco
J. B. Alendsrix
West
Lucy de Flolt
Marietta
United States
U.S
The
First National Bank
Bonham, Texas
Sonu
Hargrove & Reynolds Drug Store
Fanning County National Bank OF
Banking House Fur & Fix
Total
J. W. Russell
J. T. Kennedy
C L. Bradford
J. W. Rainey
J. B. Russell
Ed D. Steger
D. C. Russell
T. L. Rogers
A. B. Kennedy
Rishard B. Semple
J. T. Dale
Iles
Than
Bonhanh Electric & Gas Co
Qour_ bain
Bonham Bank & Trust Co
City Dye Works
Nat'l ‘Bank
H. Trout
Will H. Evans & Co
Botam
Ae Gains
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