Meridian News Briefs Include Weddings and Local Events
Marriage of J. P. Hall and Mandy Green performed by O. T. Nystel at Mr Green’s home following a Christmas visit. Separately a marriage license issued to G. D. Grimland and Leah Townsend and to M. L. Waddington and Ona Herring. Lively local notices include council of door-to-door social visits, property transfers, and a livery sale to Cabler Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Meridian
Childress
Ida Ellis
Ranger
A. R Ellis
Horace Smith
Cranfills Gap
C. C. Porter
J.D. Thomas
Morgan
W.T. Tergerson
Mustarff
Lizzie
Agnes Nystel
Toil Moore
Cabler Bros
Old Man Green
Mr. Green
Press Hall
O. T. Nystel
Ruth
J. P. Hall
Mandy Green
Norse Residents Return and Local Moves Report
After holidays several students return to college including Effie Colwick and Jesse Eggen. Alfred Colwick comes back from Waco. George Worbs begins blacksmith work. James Jenson is seriously ill. Mrs Clara Meyers visits. Norse Telephone Co election names officers E T Colwick president and others. Multiple residents relocate within Meridian and Clifton areas, with a large business expansion by the James Mickle Show Company led by Wm James and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Colwick
Waco
George Worbs
James Jenson
Clara Meyers
Houston
C. M. Bakke
P. H. Rierson
China Springs
Wm. James
Texas
W. D. James
Joe J. Mickle
Theo. Koch
Seguin
Tex
Fort Worth
J. N. Brooker
W.J. Boaz
James A. Wilson
John A Bryan
Clebure
H. J Heye
Hallettsville
C. S Boyles
Cross Plains
Louis Walter
la Grange
Public Weigher Tom Rowe Seeks Voters In Local Primary
Public Weigher Tom Rowe, who placed second in the last Democratic primaries, seeks the support of voters in this precinct for the upcoming July Democratic primary. He appeals to residents to consider his candidacy as they head to the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rowe
Tom
Ginning Notice for Clifton Gun Run Schedule
The guns in Clifton will run on the following weekly days until further notice. Davidson on Monday. Solberg on Wednesday. Mode on Friday. R. E. Davidson. Solberg. Rk. G. Mixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Davidson
Solberg
R. E. Davidson
Rk. G. Mixon
Schow Bros Plan Major Capital Expansion in South
The James-Mickle-Schow Co. enlarges from 200000 to 400000 capital with plans for 500000 or 600000. A stockholders meeting is set for Jan 2, 1912 as the firm aims to become the largest plant of its kind in the South, tracing its growth from 1873 harness shop to Fort Worth factory complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James-Mickle-Schow Co
T. R. James & Sons
South
T. R. James
Cleburne
Tex
Walter D
Wm. James
Fort Worth
Third and Throckmorton
Stop 3
Interurban
Texas and Pacific
United States
Capita
Joe J. Mickle
Memphis
Also Mentioned on This Page
John E. Swenson
G. D. Grimland
Leah Townsend
M. L. Waddington
Ona
Charles Standard and Wife
Effie Colwick
Wr. Jas. T. Colwick
Jesse Eggen
Gus Hoel
Vie I. Olson
Norse Telephone Co
E. T. Colwick
John Rogstad
Ed Petterson
H. O. Dale
Treas
Urer
Julia Coelwick
Carrie Lee
J. M. Nelson
Theo
P C Klien
Todd
Scott
Leodd
P C Klein
Coyote
Mr. Maberry
Amarillo, Tex
Joe Moffitt
Mr. Holt
Moffitt
Henry Townson
Ed Hill
J. R. Robertson
Jones
Mr. Todd
Tom Bridges
Mrs. Hoard
Mr. Sleigh
1611
Messrs
Peder E
Ottinus E. Schow
James Mickle
W. V. Kugle
Schow Bros
Florsheim
la France Society
Star Brand
la France
Reeder
Clifton, Texas