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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
2
Government weather report for New Orleans Louisiana notes tonight and Thursday partly cloudy conditions with cooler temperatures expected Thursday in the northwestern portion. Cline provides the forecast details and regional notes.
Dr W B Bridge returns from Crace after visiting sick brother. Many residents including Andrew Barrett, Chas Nunn, Agnew, Merle Conley, Lily O Brien, Mary Mira Barron, and Mrs Fleming are noted as visiting, returning, or guesting in Bonham. Commerce includes Jersey cows for sale and a cut price sale at White Blakney Fuller. Bonham Commandery announces temple orders.
The Bonham Undertaking Co buys the business and will operate from the former Stand beside the Fannin County National Bank. J W Lawrence and Ed Lawrence announce continued support and ongoing Texas wheat purchasing at top prices. Bonham Mill & Elevator Co. promotes Hicks Capudine for headaches, colds, and female troubles. available from druggists.
A tally ho party chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. L White was held last evening for Dallas guest Mr. Vance Hoffmaster. Guests included Ruth Muchert Helen Brennan Laura Neilson Lucile Neilson Elizabeth White Litta May Love Mary Barnett Lucile Thompson Vance Hoffmaster Gordon White Kennan White Lonnie Fuller Dwight Hackley Oscar Hackley Jess Gober and hosts Mr. and Mrs. L C White. They rode to Wilson's pasture and enjoyed a picnic style lunch and lively amusements. The event was praised as one of the season’s most enjoyable parties.
All First Methodist church pupils are asked to meet at the Katy depot at 8:30 AM for a free trip on the picnic. Railroad fare and all costs are provided, so every pupil should attend and enjoy the outing.
Last night at M. H. Dickey home Misses Lurline Dickey and Mabel Killough hosted the Philadelphians and friends. Progressive Travel was featured with themed score cards and a traveling bag motif. Refreshments followed as guests praised the evening and looked forward to a monthly Social Meeting.
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