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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1917
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Chas Beeler and their son from McAlester visited Mrs Henry Gale yesterday. Mrs Gale and her daughter Miss Henry Joe joined them today and traveled with them to Dodd City to visit relatives. Their car is involved.
W D Smith returns to Dallas today. D Thornton spent Sunday in Honey Grove. Mrs T E Kennedy visiting relatives in Sherman. John Bacon Saunders visiting friends in Ada Oklahoma. Walter Smith travels to Tioga on business. A S Broadfoot returns from Honey Grove. Miss Kate Moss returns from Paris. Mesdames Ed Dodd and N G Markham in Dodd City. Mrs Ella Henderson and son Carlton back from Oklahoma. Albert Kennedy of Paris guests here yesterday. Mrs John Saunders in Paris visiting daughter Mrs Joe Moss. Rev B F Milam goes to Ector to conduct revival. Earl and Albert Bartley and Fred Bruce of Ladonia visited J F Jacks. Mr and Mrs Foy Dunham return to Sherman after visiting Petersons.
A string of short notices lists visits and travel among residents of Little Rock Paris Sherman Denison and nearby towns. People attend funerals visit relatives or return home after trips including Mrs Aubrey Loftin with son Richard Day Mrs Surry McGlasson to Paris for a funeral Mrs J F Arledge Ina T Yates and others return home after visits. Sheriff Will Biggerstaff and various locals are noted on official business and social calls across several Texas towns.
The Grubbs Lake fishing trip ends with a hoodoo tale as the group loses meat and fish to a Green eyed black cat. Deets Dorough and Matt Pratt resist the feline omen as the cat stalks them through blue bottom and timber. Reverend Rex B. Wilkes visits after a long revival.
Charlie Chaplin stars in his latest comedy The Cure shown at the Queen theater today with all seats ten cents. Also advertised are a lost Eastern Star pin, a phone contact, and four fresh cows for sale by W E Marshall Rural Route 6.
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