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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1905
Page
5
Local items from Clifton and Meridian include notary work by J. M. Brooks, stock men J. Res and Oscar J. Rea in town for business, and several residents visiting Waco and Fort Worth. Advertisements mention Santos Coffee trials, nursery agents W. H. Snellie, and Price & Walton selling stationery, flour, and sewing goods. Buildings, taxes, and church meetings outlined with names and dates.
The Clifton Record reports Dr Crayon of Waco offering eye care with late arrival in Clifton at the Meridian, schedules suggest southbound Sante Fe trains, and urges early arrivals for exams. It mentions a bank condition note, D J Cox resigning for Worth position, homecomings from Hot Springs, and a welcome to a new citizen. Also details on county maps sales and local business moves at Simmons, Dameron buys store, Weeks pays visit and praises the paper.
The notice requests customers pay cash on delivery for their laundry orders to avoid delays and trouble with the laundry agent. It emphasizes prompt payment to prevent tie ups and delays in service.
Real winter weather with temperatures around 14 degrees is noted. Ton Gowen stands at Oscar J. Row's store near Valley Milla while a local cooperative line and road crews work near Neil Creek to Rhone community. Early Tuesday closing is planned to give employees a rest.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Covey died Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock of pneumonia and was buried at Morgan cemetery. Eld. Bentley of Whitney conducted the funeral and delivered the sermon. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family. Morgan News. Also notes on local entertainment prospects and a request to organize a town opera house. Booker T. Washington spoke to Topeka lawmakers, drawing praise and a gubernatorial reference.
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