07 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1913
Page
1
Friends report W. P. Crawford suffered a stroke while en route to Boyd's Pool. He lost consciousness after returning home to prepare supper and has not regained awareness. Bonham residents and his many friends await further word on his condition.
A concert titled Frem Concert is set for Saturday at 7 30 in the Vietor store at Clatsel and Caldwell Co. Local organizers announce the free event and invite music fans to attend.
Mrs. Gil Steger entertained the board of town and guests at a Forty-Two party last night in the Metho dist church hall. The dinner featured a lively game and was hosted by Mrs. Steger with assistance from Mrs. Fete Thioephey and Misses Mary Ann Steger and Mary Wonib raft Vosieke.
Chinese Lilly bulbs offered at Palace Drug Store while supplies last. Each bulb priced at affordable sale rate. limited stock indicated by phrase while they last.
Mr. J. W. Smith unveils an opera coach touted as a luxury transport. The description promises rain-ready comfort and mobility for hosting parties, with a homelike feel on the road.
Real value furs for all ages are on display at Rogers Woodward Roberts store. The showing is described as sure to please shoppers and invites readers to visit the display.
Bonham reports steady cotton activity with receipts around 2200 bales on Monday and about 3000 on Wednesday. Prices shown reach 17 to 18 cents as local buyers note shipments from nearby regions and to Oklahoma, reflecting ongoing market strength and regional trade routes.
A free concert is planned Saturday night at Hatsell and Caldwell Co stores in Victor. The event promotes in store entertainment with no admission charge and invites local residents to attend.
The fall fur season shows a display to please shoppers with a stock to view before buying. Miss Chas Doss offers pricing and terms for hats and related items. Ooiphint Jones advertises good values in ladies, misses, and children's hats.
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