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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1911
Page
2
Mrs D L Bowers of Ambrose dies after a four month illness at the hospital. She endured a recent operation but could not rally. age fifty one. Survived by husband, son Sim of Ambrose, and daughter Mrs John Atkins of Wichita Falls. Remains shipped to Ambrose for funeral.
The W. O. W. Pickic will hold its annual picnic July 14 at the Dunnaway pasture six miles southeast of Bonham on the Wolfe City road. Everyone invited to attend and enjoy the day.
Bonham residents will see The Ku Klux Klan melodrama The Daughter of the Regiment and a moving picture At Trip to the North Pole with new vaudeville acts between scenes. Rentfrow announces the company extends one more week and offers free box seats for Bonham seniors over sixty for The Girl and The Outlaw.
Mrs Pob McMahon has gone to it. Several residents like Henry Lightfoot from Ravenna visited today. Mrs Chas Lane is reported sick. Joe Farrier arrived from Dalby Springs. J A Cariker returned to Denison after a visit. Miss Ola Sherrod left for Denison to visit relatives. Mrs C E Baird left for Cleburne to visit relatives. Mrs L A Younger returned to Ravenna after a visit. L Keen and wife returned to Durant after a visit. Mrs Jessie Russell arrived from Windem. Mrs Mack Gray returned home to Sherman after a visit. Misses Irene and Inez Putnam retire here, returned to New Orleans. Mrs N E Doss returned home at Durant with Miss Eva Cox. G L Inglish and children visiting Mrs Julia Inglish, returned to Sentinel Okla. Mrs Tom Graves nearby is critically ill. Mr and Mrs Ed Clark of Durant Okla welcomed a daughter. Granda W G Clark wears a smile. J E Jackson and Winnie Jackson of Ladonia visited Lehigh Okla and returned. Mr Jackson is guest of his daughter Rosser Thomas. Rob Beasley arrived from Dallas. Mrs Fred Kraemer and son leave for Tex arkan to visit relatives. Mrs Mangie Spaulding visited Will Reed and returned to Dodd City. Mrs J Biard and son Harold returned to Paris after visiting here. Mrs Mollie Jackson returned to Anthony this morning.
Hendrix and Moore urge prospective buyers to review farms and city property listings. They invite calls to discuss options and arrangements for home hunting.
Delta County Abstract Company, long known as the only set of books in the county, is now operated by J M Scott of Paris James A Smith and J L Young of Cooper. The firm will continue as Delta County Abstract Company with offices over Delta National Bank in Cooper Texas offering prompt efficient service.
Rogers Woodward Roberts Co advertises for baled oats, inviting suppliers to quote on demand. The notice emphasizes quality grades, delivery terms, and pricing considerations.
Residents report visiting relatives and returning home after short trips. Mrs J G Bennett and daughter Ruth left for Haskell Oklahoma to visit kin. R A Pratt and wife departed Ladonia for Dowison. M Bettison, former Gainesville star catcher, headed to Paris. Mrs Will Markham and daughter Ielka returned home from Windom. F and Chilcoote and W Massey left for a Dallas excursion. Mrs Hugh Jackson and Miss Ly Li Garter returned after a sermon visit.
Readable lines note bargains at a removal sale sponsored by White Blakeney & Fuller. The brief item highlights discounts and timing for customers seeking reduced items from the firm.
Sunday school begins after nine with a large turnout expected. Men will be baptized and received into the church during morning services, which continue through the day. Rev Campbell to preach at both hours and Epworth League meets at seven in the evening.
Trinity Episcopal holds Sunday school at 9 30 in the morning with services at 11 00 and 7 00. Westminster League meets at 7 00 p m. Fidgar W Williams is pastor. First Christian offers 11 o clock preaching on We Would See Jesus with Messrs John W Russell and Ben Hassell. No evening service. Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Chas M Schoonover is pastor.
Yesterday afternoon at three o clock the home of J D Blanton in Orangeville was burned by fire. The family was away and the origin is unknown. The house is a total loss with insurance. Neighbors saved the storehouse and other nearby residences. Blanton’s loss is about a hundred dollars.
A Delp well project itemized a supply cost of 3816 dollars and 75 cents. The record notes the supply was not lowered, indicating an execution detail or procurement note related to the drilling operation.
Fragmentary shopper notice plus a sale pitch cites lace curtains at Ryburns and syrup for bread making. The message mentions Williams and a notice from a factory or office, with garbled lines implying a family issue and a machine office reference.
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