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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
4
The Favorite reports visitors at the Country Club this week including Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Evans and their children and Mr. H. H. Carleton.
For sale a lot of good furniture offered at less than one fourth of its original cost. Call phone number 306 for details and arrangements.
Small cash payment offered with a balance of $15.00 per month. The listing describes a new four room cottage with a screened porch, city water, and nearby High School on North Center Street. Contact John O'Keefe.
Government seeks mules aged three to eight years and at least fifteen hands high. Buy all suitable animals over the next ten days. Bring to Baker Halsell barn. Steger & Co. placed the notice.
Mrs Dana Rickets left yesterday for Clovis New Mexico to visit her sister Mrs Joe P Noble and other relatives.
The First Christian church ladies held their third social at the suburban home of Mrs. Wiley Clutter with Mrs. Clutter and Mrs. Neal Blankenship as hostesses. Refreshments were served as attendees socialized to strengthen Sunday school work. Attending were Mesdames Barron Jackson Pratt Gale Russell Steger Scruggs Campbell Lindsey Williams Evans Hulsey Hassell Hackley Abernathy Scott and Misses Hackley Oldham Evans.
A Sunday 6 30 p m close at First Baptist Church with services aimed at youth. Last Thursday a illustrated lecture by Mr Finney on the effects of seeing the blood symbolized faith and conversion, followed by singing led by Mr Milleree.
Colored organizers plan a free dinner on June 1 at L C Wilers pasture. A committee including John Locke Bob Chapman and Dave Johnson will arrange invitations for their white friends.
A letter from J C Aldenon of Ector Texas asks what a Bonham land parcel with a four room house and outbuildings might be worth. He mentions a 2 acre tract and a half acre option, referencing the old Fisher place and a price of about 2500 dollars. He seeks opinions on value and terms.
Dr. J. A. Lanius is back home after spending several days in Mineral Wells Texas. He traveled for the trip and has resumed his residence.
Hostess Mrs Will Harkins leads a Bible Lesson and Hymn 697. Bible Study covers Christ's Vision of the Future and Intemperance as a Cause and a Result of Poverty led by Mrs O B Galbraith. Topics include The Saloon and related social issues with Mrs Newton Spotty and Mr Gus Steer assisting.
The editor reports the death of Mrs Solomet Sias who passed away May 1 at her home in Schoharie New York. Mire Sias taught school in Boshar rans nine years ago and is remembered by several of her former pupils.
A faded advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh. It claims a treatment affecting the bloodstream and offers the product at 76 cents per bottle through druggists, endorsed by Fr. J Cheney & Co. Toledo.
Report notes Jim Owens can sit up and remains the favorite after a profitable week at summer school. With time left, others may enter and, with proper application, remove conditions.
A west bound passenger train ran late on Wednesday and derailed between Dodd City and Bonham. No injuries are described and the crew reportedly halted the service after the incident causing temporary disruption to travel in the area.
Report describes a recent country club social with Mrs John W. Ruesel and Mr Ed Steer hosting. Attendees include Carleton of St Leon, Mary Russell, Margaret White, Paul Arledge, Stuart Alledge, and others guests with references to Ed Sweeney and Rewlone Biting ty.
A brief note from RL Wad of Dodd City urges K of P members at the Castle Hall to remain tame for a Muster special deputy J Po Weette announces important matters for Ko and R&S M tod. Goblin Rod Smith praised for best feed in Bonham and Tevet for tired work stock.
Notice to all concerned announces a graveyard working on Friday at Hatept ee Geoveyen near Kdhube. All yorties caiter are invited to attend the timer as the hay ol beak alied mt.
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