J. R. Collier murder case ends with acquittal
Local notes report Hon. T. S. Henderson in Franklin as attorney in the J. R. Collier murder case, which ended in acquittal. Sheriff Averiett returned with Charles Brown in custody after a Territory visit seeking papers. snow and cold persist in the region as winter proves variable.
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T. S. Henderson
Franklin
J. R. Collier
Collier
Averiett
Atoka
Indian Territory
Charles Brown
Arriett
Blakeney Leaves Favor ite Dry Goods for Stephenaville Mercantile
Mr O Blakeney formerly manager at Favor ite Dry Goods moved with his family to Stephenaville Erath county where he bought stock and will run a mercantile business on his own account. J Claxton sold 65 bales of cotton to J G West at 16 cents per pound with part from Fikes cotton bought earlier at 14 cents. Claxton has been a notable figure in the cotton market and is said to have netted more than 1000 in the West sale, amid bets on rising prices.
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O. Blakeney
Stephenaville
Erath County
J. Claxton
J. G. West
J U G Club Hosts 42 Games and Prizes
The J U G Club welcomed Miss Nora Heiley’s hospitality with a friendly 42 game last Saturday. Miss Mollie Moore won first prize, a silver shoe horn, and Miss Julia Frierson earned the consolation prize, a small jug with a club handle. Refreshments followed.
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J.U. G. Club
Nora Heiley
Mollie Moore
Julia Frierson
Social notes from Cameron eventful Saturday
The Smart Set hosted Lena Arriett with Progres sive forty-two entertainment. Florence Lankford won the club prize a shoe horn. Lilla Smith earned a laundry bag. Will Triggs won the guest prize a beautiful picture. sixteen members attended with Delphyn Scott Ruth Sprinkel and others as guests. Rev C C Weaver left for Birmingham Ala with friends bidding farewell. Maysfield lodge Woodmen of the World held a public officer installation with refreshments. Luther Tyson and others from Cameron attended.
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Lena Arriett
Progressive
Florence Lankford
Don Lewis
Lankford
Lilla Smith
Will Triggs
Delphyn Scott
Ruth Sprinkel
Newman
William Rogers
Maysfield Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Luther Tyson
Cameron
City Council Notes Alderman Hearrell Presided Meeting
City Council met Tuesday afternoon with Mayor Ralston and Street Commissioner Mangum absent. Minutes of January 19 approved. Various accounts totaling small sums were read and approved by finance. Tax receipts reported January occupation and ad valorem taxes. fines and costs also noted. A Hot Springs concert request on the square was left to the Mayor and City Attorney. Local social notes mention a new baby, family illnesses, and a church sermon titled Daniel-T. Man next Sunday.
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Hearrell
Ralston
Mangum
Beaty
Milam County Lumber Co
Jno. M
J. D. Hefley Co
Cameron Water, Power and Light Co
John Crafford
G. W. Conn
J. B. Vogel
W.M. Thompson
Levi Cunningham
Frank Hooks
Boyles
Finance Committee
Stedman
C. P. Bedty
Ray
Hot Springs
Ralston Plans Wedding in Houston
The county clerk records show a marriage license issued for Mayor Ralston. He and Judge Pool plus friends traveled to Houston for a Wednesday ceremony at the Andrews home where Misa Smith, sister of Mrs. Frank Andrews, was to wed. Local officials sent best wishes and a clock as a token of good will.
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Ralston
Judge Pool
Houston
Misa Smith
Cameron
Frank Andrews
Andrews
Salado College
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Birmingham
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Son’s
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T. Man
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