Ice Cream Delivered In Bulk Or Brick
Phove Bou ham Candy Kitchen advertises bulk or brick ice cream delivery with well packed servings.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1913
Page
2
Phove Bou ham Candy Kitchen advertises bulk or brick ice cream delivery with well packed servings.
Mrs R G Alexander and son James returned yesterday from Mineral Wells. Mrs John Johnston of Beaumont visits her sister Mrs J Binney and brother John B P Spotts. Mrs Hulen of Denison is a guest of Mrs W M Rasberry. Zack Fewell of Dallas visits friends. Issac Smith tours to Atoka Oklahoma. Mrs T Gibbs returns to Paris from visit with Mrs Fitzwaters. Miss Hope Brent back to Dodd City after visiting Miss Agnes Neal. Miss Audrey Fox attending the Normal at Paris. Joe Maloney and wife return to Clarksville after visiting grandmother Mrs J W Hewlett. Mr and Mrs G G N Rhodes visit relatives in Paris. Rev G Q Ro McCraw returns from Peter after appointment yesterday. Postmaster Bob May and Eibert Abernathy visit from Leonard. Geo Stephenson goes to Savoy on business. Several students leave for Amarillo for a house party hosted by Julian Bivens. Miss [oa Stratton] of Wichita Falls leaves for Ft Worth after visiting J N Gribble and family. CG A Jones returns from Bonham. Mrs Jones and children stay longer. Mrs Richard Saunders returns home to Bonham after visiting her parents. Bonham attendees at Plunket Scarborough wedding: Dr J H Lander, J W Birdsong, Will Monty, Frank and Kid Neil, Cullen Jackson, Tom Henry and Kennedy Plank. Miss Bess Biggerstaff of Whitewright visits Wick Biggerstaff and family. J Ro Kooken returns from Austin after weeks away. Captive Lusk of Lewisville visits W P Crawford and wife. Eva Hicks returns home to Gainesville after visiting the Hicks family.
A fragment notes a location about 14 miles southwest of the High School, suggesting it as a fine spot for a truck garden or poultry yard in Crawford County with comments about linen and satin bargains.
Capt. Bill Hood returned to his home south of Savoy. Mrs. J F E Brothers and son Frank, visiting Tom Brothers, have returned to Whitesboro. M F Felty and daughter Ollie went to Metor. J M Lyles and family, moving from Natchitoches LA, plan to live in west Bonham near the High School.
Miss Shirley Shirles of Honey Grove sustained serious burns at Venus Texas on Saturday while cooking candy outdoors at JA Walker's residence near town. Her shirt ignited at the bottom and burned, with Mr Walker and his wife also burned on hands and arms as bystanders attempted to help the girl.
Hillsboro mayor M W Lovell and council members along with Walter Collins and other citizens toured the city Saturday to view Bert Hahn Construction Co paving work. Mayor Spangier and others entertained visitors as they observed rock asphalt paving plans for an early project.
A notice from Taylor & Thompson informs customers that due to limited capital they will enforce collecting accounts every thirty days, signaling stricter payment terms.
The piece extols reading newspaper advertisements to save time and money. It argues manufacturers and merchants know what is best and that purchasing advertised goods brings immediate returns and cash profits.
The Duchess of Westminster has agreed to separation amid a dispute over a portrait that angered her husband. Court filings reveal the couple seeks legal separation while their public feud continues.
The paper apologizes for delaying full publication due to a faulty lineotype machine. Readers are asked to excuse the temporary interruption and are assured the staff will resume complete news coverage once repairs are completed.
A rural listing offers a 98 acre property with a splendid house a barn pasture wood and meadow about 3 1 2 miles out on a La road. The asking price is 85 000 with 1000 to 1350 dollars down and easy credit on the balance. A quick decision is urged by Gibson Tas ft.
The note describes daily brick tie plans and includes a brief contact line for Bonham Kitchen via phone. No additional details or context are provided.
We offer a modern cottage with rooms and bath on a large block in one block of th es for sale at a low price or rent to the right party. See at once. Will HL. Rv
A regular Chapter meeting is set for tonight at 7 30 with officers to be present. I H Pritchett and R 8 Rodgers serve as sergeants. A new assortment of Gingha toats is mentioned with names Graham and Crawlor among attendees.
Gibson and Taylor advertise urgent land sale, inviting owners to list properties for fast transactions. The message urges prompt action and underscores readiness to facilitate quick closings.
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