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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement notes deep discounts on MOHAIR SUITS with large buy now pricing. It mentions White Blakeney Tom Fuller and Stern Miss Mills of Little Rock Arkansas, plus plans for a Baptist lawn party tonight with vocal selections. Admission 10 cents. An old fashioned singing event is set for Thursday June 8 at seven o'clock with a ban dred laip and a served cousin. Local knights and visiting members are invited.
Lawton defeated the Boosters 11 to 6 at the pavilion after leading 3 or 4 through six. Lawton saw threatening innings by Durant, with Gar rity making a leaping one handed catch to stop Lunsford. Final notes list hitting by Metcalf Pinkerton Baker Cooper and pitching credits for Lunsford Tate and Haislip.
Umpire Coulson said Gainesville has withdrawn from the Texas Oklahoma League. No reason given. Gainesville’s standing had fluctuated but the team had been strengthened recently. Altus gained a spot with yesterday’s action while Gainesville’s record stood around six hundred percent. Pure hog lard offered at 10 cents per pound in fifty pound lots by Crouch & Locke.
Texas Oklahoma League results show Lawton over Popham 11 to 6 and Ardmore blanked 0 by Lorent 3. Altus defeated Gainesville 6 to 2 while Wichita beat Cleburne 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Gainesville plays Cleburne next as Wichita Falls also listed. Texas League results include Dallas 13 Oklahoma City 1 and Fort Worth 8 Waco 1 with remaining games Dallas at Oklahoma City and Austin at San Antonio.
Jno Steger arrived from Durant this morning. Miss Shellie McClellan of Dodd City visits Miss Wrges. Rev B. Giter arrived from Honey Grove for Montello Seminary exercises. Mrs A Agnes returned to Ravenna with daughter Miss Johone. W T Bell and wife arrived from Ravenna. Mr Ruth Ardinger left to visit relatives in Honey Grove. R M Parker arrived from Dallas after attending the North Texas Supervisors Convention. Mrs D C Russell visiting Paris Ches. Linesey headed to Honey Grove. Miss Annatell Sale left for Louisville. Rodger, Carlton College teacher, returned to Paris. Miss Virginia Boyd left for Columbia Tenn. Perry Claypooh arrived from Dallas.
Special sale note from White Blakeney and Fuller advertising a big reduction on men’s clothing with focus on mo hair suits. Limited details provided.
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