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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1908
Page
7
The Daily Favorite appears as second class matter at the Bonham Texas Post Office, located on North Center Street.
A representative of the Bauscher Carnival Co. visited to plan bringing the attraction to Honey Grove. The company would be in town from the 16th to the 21st, and if arrangements satisfy, stay a week starting March 23rd under the Eagle lodge.
A Mayo Monday program lists performances by Mrs Henry Cunning and Mrs W S Smith with piano solos by Mrs Perry Claypool and Mrs F C Allen, a violin piece by Miss Florence Foster, and vocal selections by Mrs Bland Smith. Miss Sallie Jo Carlton injured but back to teaching. The Weaver Mission Circle invites town ladies to a March 2 College parlor event from 3 to 5 pm with a free will offering. Winnefred Brown secretary. Deere Planters promote quality plants at Thompson Abernathy Co.
The Missionary Society meets Monday afternoon at 3 at First Baptist. Subject Immigrants and Foreigners in our midst. Bible readings and talks by Mrs Thomas Mrs Donovan Mrs McCulloch Mrs Mayes Mrs Boyd Mrs Steger Mrs Wheeler Miss Lipscomb Mrs Hargrove with business and leadership by Mrs Matthews and organist Miss Annie McMillen.
G L Inglish is ill. Tom Moore arrives from Paris. A J Self travels to Windom. Jeff Davis returns from Paris. W C Reeves visits Honey Grove. Rose Wilson arrives from Sherman. Dr J I Nevill goes to Petty. F M Gibson heads to Whitesboro. Mrs J W Russell travels to Paris. Miss Tivalyn Biggs from Dodd City visits. Mrs T S Hill leaves for Paris to visit relatives. Miss Cora Phillips from Ector spends Sunday. Harry Grigsby of Dallas visits relatives in the city.
Mrs H H Rhodes of Vernon and sister of Mrs Mack Watson came to Vernon for the funeral of Marcus Paul Watson. She left her home this morning. Harrell Caldwell Co promotes a Special Sale this week featuring Axminster Carpets Lace Curtains Snow Flake Curtains and Parties.
The pastor will begin a protracted meeting tomorrow with morning and evening talks on A Christian's Attitude Toward An Erring Brother and Living Epistles. Meetings start at 7 45 each evening and the public is invited.
A brown male pig is at the addressed location and the owner may claim it by paying this notice. L. C. White signs the notice. R. B. Nall the Optician will be at Hotel Alexander until Saturday.
An advertisement highlights keeping a precise record of spending with a checking account, stating all items and balances are in black and white. It promotes ease of use with new memoranda on stubs and notes interest on savings and time deposits.
Will Cunningham visits Ravenna. Mrs T F Gray leaves for Sherman to visit friends. Several residents return home from Parsie Dallas Bells and Tyler. Notices of kin visits, business trips and upcoming weddings appear along with local offers from Halsell Caldwell Co. Bailey and Mamie Jones win marriage licenses.
In Bond the Free Kindergarten Association held Tag Day with volunteers tagging almost every man on the streets. Tickets were collected from train passengers and during several foot races, with total receipts reported at 160.35 dollars by press time. The effort supports the local kindergarten and received praise for the workers.
District Court reports Jake Wheeler charged with theft was found not guilty by the jury. Court adjourned for the week March 9 through 14. Halsell & Caldwell Co announce a special sale on Axminster and Velvet Carpets with low prices. Bonham lodge No 87 K of P to confer Knight rank at a meeting tonight. full attendance urged. 89 cents per yard Axminster Carpet made and laid this week by Halsell & Caldwell Co.
A local financial entry lists A. B. Scarborough as President Zac Smith as Vice President D. W. Sweeney as Cashier and J. A. Abernathy and O. Humphrey among signatories in the ledger.
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