Local notices and community updates mixed with ads
A flood of fragmented items covers moves birthdays sermons school notes and sales. It includes residents moving back to familiar homes at Midlothian and St Wollavn s along with oblique references to a choir event and a Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apne Orbick
George
Frank Cyssey
al Midtothian
St Wollavn’s
Jona Homoersteal
Ais Sen
Turkey
John Homerstad
Nore
Meridian News Bits and Local Notices Run Together
A summary of miscellaneous Meridian area items notes Miss Peal Ellia starting an instrumental music class in Eulogy, a piano giveaway winner Mary Howe, Meridian College football 5 0 win over Cleburne, and various local movements, visits, and legal notices involving residents, schools, and businesses in Meridian and Walnut Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peal Ellia
Connolly
Mary Howe
Meridian College
Cleburne High School
Meridian
Geo. Golden
Joe
Floydada
Dee
Henry
Williams
Bology
Oklahoma
Geo
Kinsney
Jess Heber
Jas
Baxter
New Barber Shop Opens in Mrnckw Building
New barber shop operates in the Mrnckw building while in town. Haircut offered for five cents and shave for fifteen cents, under the proprietorship of Sod Jase Hote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrnckw
Jase Hote
Bazaar Christmas Tree Sale At Presbyterian Society
Christmas Bazaar at the Presbyterian Vid Society for a tree display and gift items. Friday and Saturday following December 1st and 10th at Womack’s stand. Proceeds support society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Vid Society
Womack
Stiaut
China
Clifton Public School Honors Rolls Top Pupils
The Clifton public school lists students achieving a general average of 98 percent or higher for the month ending November 25, 1910. Eleventh Grade includes Velma Hil, Raby Mixon, Maggie Lee Peterson, Burl Coopers, and Henry Dale.
Fires Damaging Homes and Market Building Reported
Two small fires occurred Monday in this city. A kitchen stove caused a blaze at the Pierson residence before the fire company arrived, damaging the building and furniture with about 50 dollars in insured loss. Later, at J Falschech’s market, rendering lard fire destroyed the building, with no insurance and estimated losses ranging up to 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Pierson
Sehiel
Keitehen
J. Falschech
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Reeder
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Pal Ole Arson
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Jess Hiruinstead
Eddie Kagness
Permie Ronstad
Gustav Hor ¢ Anderson
Alpi
Miss Ter Grinland
Oliver
Colonyels
Clarence Colin
Oscar J. Rea & Co
Turnersvile
Teale
Poston Dari
Matt McCain
Collie Dijon
Miss Nine
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Mills Cy
Dude Wustey
Bral
Warn
Harper
Ats
Sint Shapseng Howe
Muert Waton
Young Win
Steve
Lani
Ballistiel
Geerdantt
Royen
Hineli Patel
Hal
Hinchley
Ashe Wits
Woo
Chilton
Texas
Meridian News
R.M. Philip
J. E. Ware
Lam
Perry
T. C. Ry
Joe Williams
Will Bryant
J. E. Petty
Canon
Deed
Neal Terrell
Christine ‘Terrell
Geo Gales
G. C&s. P. Ry. Co.clanage
First National Hank, Clifton
Gustav
G. H. Allen
N. C. Halbert
JM Parker
J. J Wood
Lick
S.W. Prather
Helmus Sorley
Garrett Hill
Addie Phillips
Otto Zaehle
Freda
Thiels
Louis Fields
Laural Black
Huy Fron Ouy Aagertimers
Clifton State Bank
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