Local notes and visits fill Gatesville scene
A column of community chatter reports Prof Patterson and wife attending the Normal at Austin, Misses Grace Jones and Nettie Minton from Gatesville visiting, Mrs. Charlie Shepherd and children visiting relatives, teachers at Hamilton Institute, and locals like Roy Oldham, Katie Hobin, and Ada Miller returning home. Other items note pasture rates, water and grass, and town improvements as residents mingle in routine social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Austin
Grace Jones
Nettie Minton
Gatesville
Charlie Shepherd
Osage
Mra
Wm Jones
Gereldene Corry
Hillsboro
Ruby Foote
Pearl
Ta Martin
Hamilton
Seluil Enin
Nashville
Alex Grimes
Dallas
Frank
Rogers
L. G. Grimes
Alex
Ada Miller
J. H. Jones
Mrs. Manning
Yoakum
P.R. Hobin
M. Holder
Community Notes and Local Visits Include July 4 Picnic
Grain threshing continues with yields reported at 17 10 29 bushels per acre for wheat and 40 to 178 bushels for oats. Reverend J K Rystad left for a pleasure trip to Norway and Europe. There was singing at E T Colwicks Sunday. A grand picnic is planned on July 4 in the Anderson Grove. Visitors include Mrs Hannah Harrington of Topsey Mrs 8 T Hanson of Galveston Andrew Hansons Mrs Angust Rierson of Waco and Joe M Wallace and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet
E. T. Colwick
Anderson Grove
Hannah Harrington
Topsey
8. T. Hanson
Galveston
Andrew Hanson
Angust Rierson
Waco
Joe M. Wallace
For Sale Cheap 107 Acres Near Clifton Texas
Real estate agent J. K. Proffitt advertises 107 acres priced at 20 per acre located 212 miles south of Greenock with 175 acres in cultivation and 200 acres cultivating land. Property features broom white, house, outbuildings, deep well, windmill, water from Childress creek, wood supply, and prairie land. Also offers 40 farms and ranches near Clifton plus 80 houses and many lots on good terms and rental homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenock
Childress Creek
McGee
Clifton
J. K. Prof* Fitt
Texas
Will Close July 4th and Local Notices In Edgewood
Notice states business closures on July 4 1910 and lists participating firms including Oscar J Reat Co H W Hering Clifton State Bank and others. Also reports moves of W V Kugle family and A G Gilliam to Edgewood Grimland residence, plus A W McFadden 6th birthday surprise and old Prather Gallery for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Reat Co
H. W. Hering
Clifton State Bank
Paul Corbiin
Schow Brothers
First National Bank
W. V. Kugle
I. G. Mixon
J. Punderburk
R. B. Davidson
D. Nemir
W. J. Loper
F. Larsen
John E. Sw
A. G. Gilliam
Y. Grimland
Edgewood
Moore
W. V. Kuele
Mr. Gilliam
Bosque County voter announces candidacy for second term
C Ll Batson declares in a letter that he will seek re election as county official. He cites workload in the county superintendent's office including scholastic census work teacher reports and school vacancies as reasons for delaying his campaign but vows to serve impartially and faithfully if re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
C. Ll. Batson
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John E. Swenson
New
Wim, Connolly & Co
R. L. Scott
Turnersville
Flora Davis
J. C. Corppiter
Tom Park
Clifton and
Crawfills Gap
Everbody
Rov
J. K.rystad
Norway
Europe
A. W. McFadden
Thier Hore
Mr. McFadden
Prather
Jsute
Wurtz
Dasmerun
India
Butterick Patterns
Reeder Building