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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
5
Several branded mules marked with 7 or S or R are missing. Please contact Ben Baker at Baker Mule Barn or Will Reed at Steger's silo north of Bonham to recover them. Bowing and Peter son offers market prices for eggs chicken and butter. Bonham Tex.
A flood of visitors and locals moved through Sherman and nearby towns as John Everhart, Mrs. Stone, Prof. Spencer, Mrs. Leeman, and several teachers and attorneys made short trips or returned home. Individuals from Honey Grove, Dodd City, Ladonia, Gilmer, Fort Worth, Detroit Tex, and Leonard were noted in transit or attending events.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a school program at Behan Duncan School, listing names and rough actions in a misread line of text. The passage mentions regular classes, a seventh grade group, performers, and a location on Sixth Street, but many words are garbled.
Mrs. Joel Hulsey and Mrs. Laura Hulsey have returned to Ladoma after a several day stay. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keithly of Houston visit Grant Clutter and relatives. Mrs. Oliver Henson returns to Cleveland Oklahoma after visiting her father O B Galbraith. Miss Tommie Chenoweth leaves Whitewright after attending closing of schools. Mrs. L C Wilson travels to Sherman for granddaughter Lake Wilson's graduation. Miss Lettie Woods departs Whitesboro after visiting sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson from Como relocate to Bonham. Mr Johnson takes a position with Texas Power and Light Co.
Jersey cow advertised for sale by E. C. Reader. Cow is currently fresh in milk. Contact via phone 24.
A letter from Camp Funston Leon Springs dated May 28 1917 includes a check for 2.50 to support a newspaper subscription. Signed by C M Biggers the note mentions the Fourth Texas Infantry and Bonham.
Nice location on paved street with south front two porches city water and well planted garden. Sell for 1800 with 300 cash down balance monthly. Also buy rags bones bottles scrap iron. Bowling Peterson phone 444 South Center street Bonham.
The Woodmen of the World camp at Edhube will hold decoration services Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All camp members and other Woodmen are urged to meet at the hall at 3:80 o'clock.
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