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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
4
Charles Moore a fireman on the Denison plug run to Sherman Junction rode the east bound train to Marshall this morning toward the company hospital where he will undergo an appendicitis operation.
Spotless undermaslins as advertised in titular. Striled goods one third less Graham Crawford Co. Have 1000 bushels River bottom corn for sale at Tulip Texas. Frank Campbell, Judge Rosser Thomas has gone to Dallas on business.
Comstock and Dicus left for McKinney on the 9 30 westbound T and P train this morning to attend the Press Association meeting.
Property offer in Ras Ve nna Texas describing 100 acres on Red River near Lightfoot Bend for cotton and corn. Includes house and barn with water and food supply. Claims no better land in the county and invites only first class men with ample force teams and equipment to apply.
An advertisement for Bonham Decorating Company promoting revarnishing of old furniture with results described as looking good as new. Mentions Bates' Liniment for heat relief and prices listed as 25.
Mrs Josie Fletchen returns to Den son via Katy line. Mrs J L King goes home to Ravennath after visiting Mrs Will Streety. Mrs Birdie Long and daughter Gertrude depart for Paris then Atlas Texas. J F Mayo to Toloney Grove. Thomas Hale to Bctor. Elizabeth Hiassell visits Sherman then leaves. Smother Ware back from Dallas trip. M Gibson round trip to Savoy. G S Locke to Honey Grove. R R Roberts and J B Couch in city from Dallas. R G Wade heads to Dallas. Captain W J Hood a Savoy noon passenger. Mrs Rush Stevens and Kathleen go to Sherman. J T Self in from Dodd City. Mrs S J Wilerson to Rockwall. Mr and Mrs D A Alexander return to Windom. Burrus Parker as Ladona noon passenger.
All kinds of paper paints varnish and glass offered by Bonham Decorating Company for local projects and home improvements.
1918 taps sounded for many comrades. Annual dues for 1914 must be paid before names appear on rolls. Join us to enlarge the roll and our representation at the general reunion in Jacksonville. M. A. Bridges Adjt Sul Rass Camp 164 UCV.
An ad notes that washing with clean water preserves the fresh look of muslin underwear. It promotes spotless goods by circular and claims soiled items cost one third less.
Will H Evans travels to McKinney for a Press Association gathering likely tied to public affairs from a Good Roads meeting to a Sunday School convention.
The general campaign committee for good roads will meet in the Firemen's Club Room at 2 p m Monday. All members are urged to be present.
One day mare and one mule taken up at C. A. McMillen’s place about three miles north of Bailey Texas. Owner can recover by describing the stock and paying for the keep. Contact Route No. 1 Leonard Texas.
The Knights of Pythias held a highly enthusiastic meeting Tuesday night. They planned a future banquet inviting all Knights, active members and families. A section of officers was elected with R. C. Braga as C C Cos Foster V C, W T Evans P, M A Bridges K of R S and J d Abernathy M of I, d ft Rodgers M of F Braz Biggerstaff 0 G R S Rodgers J G L Bailey representative.
Rogers Woodward Roberts Co announces sweeping reductions on all blankets and comforts across grades to clear inventory. Bargains are highlighted as substantial savings and urged not to miss the sale to avoid higher later costs.
Mr and Mrs Tom Barnett traveled from Ravenna to Belly this morning to attend the funeral of Mrs W B Blanton. Mrs Blanton is a sister of Mrs Barnett, who expresses deep sympathy in the bereavement.
Fragmentary notice showing a sale offer and trade options. Mentions a fond auto with about 00 miles to be sold cheap for cash. Also references accepting horses or other items in part exchange.
Mrs Frances Oliphint wheels through town on a sunny afternoon, greeted by friends on every corner. She is just leaving the house after a recent accident, celebrating her recovery on a second trip to the city.
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