24 Sep 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
1
A collage of weather forecasts, political jests, local chatter, and social tidbits fills the Arledge Ridge notes. Mentions include public figures like Gov. Bromo Suer and varied topics from suffrage to opera, local visits, and scattered weather remarks.
The fragmentary text records community visits in Moore's Chapel and nearby areas with references to Rosa Farmer Miss Sadie Dale and others. It also mentions Topsey Turvey impeachment talk against Gov Sulzer, Muskogee merchants hiring brass bands, the Gaynor funeral in New York, and W F Zuber’s death at 93 in Austin. plus varied disaster and legal items including a Katy rail case, a train explosion, and Philadelphia factory blast reports.
Health is good Ernest Miller and friends were callers at J L Cashion Sunday. Miss Gertrude Morrison visited the Pike girls Sunday afternoon. Miss Sadie Dae visited Miss Gertie Cox Saturday night and Sunday. Lester Cuity and Miss Karrie Stroud drove to Barham Saturday. We wish them happiness in marriage. Edward Pike and wife visited relatives Saturday night. T F Farmer and family visited at Po Coy and family Sunday. Miss Loisash visited Ruby Heron Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Ruby Cox visited Miss Rosa Farmer recently. Miss Otlie Farmer visited her cousin Annie Farmer from Thursday through Sunday. Miss Zora Pike visited Uoan Miller Sunday afternoon. Usagilat Ed Sutton’s since last Wednesday. Mrs Lathie Jones visiting her mother this week. Rosa Kalmer visited Sadie Dale last week. Mrs J Hendricks visited Mrs J Dale Wednesday. Picking cotton is the order of the day. Jesse Vaught attended singing Sunday night. Come on Topsy Turvey we are glad to read your letters. Ratubow.
The report notes likely loss of cotton grades due to a stem in Washington weeks ago. It questions whether the industry can secure these grades this season and mentions tentative exhibition plans that may not occur.
Lightnings struck in Budapest killing brides picking flowers. A rough weather period injured twenty people in a New York rail wreck record and other scattered notes mention a Dallas corn exhibit approval, a Dubreney fight and Concord NH travel for a mother, plus an Attorney General refusal to file a prison suit and bond matters.
A Tuesday meeting featured a sermon by the pastor urging God’s people to walk as Jesus walked stressing daily life as the real test of faith. Mr Miller sang two effective songs as the service began promptly at 7 45 and lasted about one hour.
The Mothers' department of the First Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs Hen Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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