Local residents depart for towns and events across region
Windom, Kennefick, Sherman, Mill Creek, Fort Worth, Sentryhoma, Sulphur, Palacios, Dallas, and Denver are among destinations. People travel for business, family visits, church and civic events. Notables include Rev J Sam Barcus bound for Dallas for a July prohibition rally and Jim Lusk heading to the Elks convention in Denver.
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H. B
Windom
Sentryhoma
Okla
Pat Jackson
Illinois
E. R. Fears
Palacios
Texas
D. Steger
San Antonio
Bessie Agnew
Denton
Margaret Penn
Sherman
Elizabeth Hassell
A. Burton
Whitesboro
J. B. Moor
East Ninth Street
Hattie Penn
Ann Lee Russell
J. J. Sparks
Katy
Sulphur
A. J. McDade
W. ©. McClung
Fort Worth
Mary German
Waco
Myrtle Wasson
Denver
Chautauqua Program Delivers Elizabethan Night and Lectures
Marion Indiana journalist Thomas Brooks Fletcher drew praise for his candid talk on the Martyrdom of Fools while the Cavaliers offered an Elizabethan night with songs, costumes, and a modern Chicago frame. The Queen Elizabeth performer impressed, though the production relied on a tall, pale leading actress and a substituted Cameror, Teras, after the original queen.
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Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Marion
Iuana
Bonham People
Flevener
Daoable Apts
Mr. Fletcher
Queen Elizabeth
Walter Raleigh
Cavalieria Rusticanas
Elizaveth
Chicago
Cameror
Teras
Ono Queen
John Bunny
Elizabeth
Obituary: P J Catron Passes After Long Illness
The Virginian P J Catron died after leg amputation for blood poisoning failed to save him. Born July 21 1888 in Wytheville Virginia he joined the Fourth Virginia Regiment and the Stonewall Brigade. He married Priscilla Stevens in 1842 and had seven children. He was deaf but known for generosity and family devotion. Funeral was at 3:30 pm at the family home with burial at Willow Wild. Rev Edgar Williams officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Catron
Mr. Catron
Eternk
Catron
Wytheville
Wythe County
Fourth
Virginia Regiment
Stonewall
Priscilla Stevens
Valley of the Shadow
Willow Wild
First Presbyterian Church
Edgar Williams
Sherman Judge Dead Ends a Notable Judicial Career
Hon. W. J. Mathis, judge of the Special District Court at Sherman, died in a sanitarium after an appendectomy. He had shown early improvement but worsened Sunday and passed away last night. Mathis was respected for his ability and efficient handling of court business.
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W. J. Mathis
Special District Court
Sherman
Dainty Breakfast Party Honoring Miss Bes Willian’s Guest List
A breakfast hosted at Russell Heights Mi home by Mrs Williamson honored Miss Bes Willian of San Angelo. Guests included Edna Hendrix and several others, with a green and white color scheme and a four course menu for twelve. The Paris team travels to Denison for a series of games while Texarkana plays Bonham this afternoon.
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Nerung
Russell Height- Mi
Kedava Hendrix
Mis Bes
Willian
San Angelo
Gardous Caccus
Mrs Williamson
Edna Hendrix
Mary Winter
Frances Carleton
Maryann Steger Eula Agnew
Frances White
Margaret White
Eloise Chapmies
Elizabeth Hassell
Margaret Poon
Shermat
Pretty Porch Party at Steger Home Delights Guests
A social gathering described as a porch party occurred at the Steger home with hospitality and a sequence of names including Mir Sepane, Mary Winters, Helen Pfdwecke, Sarah Muchert, and others. Attendees from Sherman, Oklahoma, and nearby areas attended, sharing music, conversation, and refreshments.
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Met - Mar
Ted Bine
Carletes
Amd
Carty
Bennam
Colesda
Steger
Mir Sepaneton
Mary Winters
Helen Pfdwecke
She
Sarah Muchert
Sherman White
Apeitpo
Beson
Fey
Charla Agnes
White
Steer
Dno
W. Russell
Dn Sell
Jarmes Nunn
John Barders
George Saunders
Ralph Dieus
Rex Hendrix
Stewart Artedge
Sam A Wombwell
First Christian Church Women’s Meeting Set for Carlton College
The C W B M of the First Christian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 with Mrs W M Williams at Carlton College. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Christian Church
W. M Williams
Carlton College
District Court Bankruptcy Notice for Barnes Chrietzberg
In the Eastern District of Texas Virgil C Barnes Lon Chrietzberg and Barnes Chrietzberg bankrupts notice to creditors. First meeting of creditors will be at Court House Bonham Fannin County on July 6 1914 at 9 am to prove claims appoint a trustee examine debtors and transact business. Sherman Texas 25th day of June 1914 Chas Batsell Referee Bankruptcy.
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District Court of the United States
District of Texas
Virgil C. Barnes
Lon Chrietzberg
Barnes &Chrietzberg
Barnes & Chrietzberg
Ladonia
Fannin
Lon Chrigtazberg
Barnes & Chridzberg
Court House
Bonham
Fannin County
Sherman
Texas
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Lewis
Trad
Palace Trug
Vincas
Coleus
W. O.C
Campbell Bros
Fletcher
Campaign
Russell & Newton
W. W. Hughes
Hancock
Nevill DO
Bonham’s
A. Risser & Company
Palace Drug Store
Sherman Judge
First National Bank
Meine
Weir Iety
Mildred Bright
Fred Truesdale
Helen Martin
Stanley Walpole
J Q
Rondie
Jeff
Lucile Love
Mystery
Denison
Paris
Bates
Oyu
Cari da
Plendidl
Chean Berlake
Ted
Cc. W. B. M. Meeting
Chas. Batsell
Peelers Airdome
Steger Lumber Cd
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