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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
2
The Ejaxecopal Countil ladies announce a Saturday market at Layson and Thompson's store. A montage license was issued today to WIOW Artech and Myrtle Candle. Pay your water bill.
Ardmore wins its third straight as Art Naylor drives in tying run with a single in the eighth. Burge adds key hits for a 3-0 run. Rose Martin dies at home on North Main Street after a brief illness. no funeral plans announced. Ardmore to embark on a six game trip visiting Durant and Denison.
Denison residents and guests are reported in city society notes. B P Stephens of Denison visits his daughter Mrs John Owens with 184 guests. Several merchants and residents, including Frank J Phillips of Greenville National Bank and Ray Burton, are in the city visiting. Pending trips to Honey Grove Paris and Blosseo are noted for multiple individuals. W O Smith, Henry Doreough, Jack Kennedy, and Frances Moss are among those departing or traveling for business or visiting friends and relatives. S J McGrady remains critically ill. Mrs Will Keithly slowly recovers. Winnie and Omie Harkins visit friends in Ladonia.
Miss Mary Dell Mitchell of Bells returned home after a visit to Dr. Mitchell and family. Mrs. A. Morris returned home to Whitewright after visiting I. Swope and family. Mrs. G. W. Keene and son Cleveland left at noon for Denton where Cleveland will enter the normal.
Travelers and residents report trips to Dallas Denison and Ardmore. Paris and Bonham teams travel through Katy line while locals return from visits in Cleburne Dallas Ft Worth and Montecello. Community figures Mrs Johnston Mrs Spatger Mrs Harris and others appear in brief movements and homeward plans.
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