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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
2
Special attention is given to diseases of women and children by Graham Crawford & Co. The office is at 235 and residence is on W 7th Street.
Yesterday's games list Cleveland and Chicago results with 7 and 85 scores, Boston and Washington 8. Philadelphia beat New York 2, Detroit defeated St Louis, and Pittsburgh beat St Louis. In other games Dallas beat Galveston 8 to 4, Shreveport defeated Austin 3 to 2, San Antonio won 6 to 4 over Fort Worth, Houston beat Waco 4 to 2. First Baptist Church note lists Sunday School at 9:30, services at 11 and 8:15 by Bro. Summers with guest reception for members and visitors. 10 cent picture at Don Ryburn's Tuesday.
White Rock community members and others plan a cleaning day at White Rock graveyard on the first Saturday in August to weed and beautify the grounds.
Sunday gatherings listed for First Methodist Church with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching times. Junior League at 6 45 p m and prayer meeting midweek. pastor W A Stuckey. American Presbyterian Church news notes Sunday School 9 45 a m preaching at I a m topic The sin against the Holy Ghost what it is and when committed Junior 1 4 p m no evening service due to temperance address at Methodist church pastor H L Walker invited to attend.
Trinity Episcopal announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m Communion and address at 11 a m This service marks the first communion for those confirmed last Sunday Richard Morgan Rector.
South Bonham Methodist Church holds Sunday school at 10 00 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 9 p.m. led by Rev. E. S. Hursey. First Christian Church schedules Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and sermon at 11 a.m. with the topic Would that all the Lord's people were prophets. No evening service due to union mass meeting to hear Mrs. Zehner. M Schoonover pastor. First Presbyterian Church Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. offering to the Orphan's Home. Congregational meeting at 11 a.m. Westminster League at 7:15 p.m. preaching at 8:15 p.m. Elgar W. Williams pastor.
C M Schoonover writes from Bonham praising Mrs Zehner a top prohibition speaker. He recalls her work in Shunt and Cooke counties and says she will speak tomorrow to a large attentive audience. Sam Covrenbleth household effects head to Kaufman as the family plans a new home. Sam has started a business in a small valley.
Don Rybund presents a special ten cent picture sale lasting one day Tuesday. Handing out free pictures, the event is advertised with window display notices.
A string of short notices lists Albert Taylor visiting Sherman, J A Agnew and Walter Cox traveling to Hector and Honey Grove respectively, Mrs W M Meek returning to Bells, and several others visiting towns such as Wolfe City, Metor, Durant, and St. Marys. Numerous family and relative visits are noted among Sherman, Honey Grove, Denison, and Bonham residents.
A home talent production directed by Miss Ina Brooks progresses rapidly for next week. Proceeds will go to the hospital to fund rubber carpeting for corridors and stairways.
Russell Ford was arrested today by Deputy Sheriff Bert Hulsey on forgery charges. He waived examining trial before Justice of the Peace Wade Lipscomb and posted a $300 bond. Ford had been sought on the charge for some time.
A bartender acts as a conduit to spirits in a setting where patrons seek a shared séance of sorts. The piece frames the bartender as both service worker and mediator to supernatural presence, linking hospitality with occult communication.
Local residents depart for visits to Sherman Paris Paris Texarkana and Cleburne with several families and individuals traveling to keep in touch with relatives. A late night incident where a man with no mustache was seen at a window prompts calls for harsher action and gunfire when loitering is detected. Weather outlook calls for increasing clouds and warmer temperatures tonight.
Local supplier advertises coal sales with July and August delivery options. Encourages customers to call Steger Lumber for pricing and ordering. The message emphasizes low prices and claims best value.
The Doniphan column notes bright sun and busy farmers, praises Mt Pleasant children's day program, and commends Superintendent BL Adams and teachers. It lists visits by local residents, family gatherings, and a humorous Bible story reflection about Noah and the flood from Queen City Leader.
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