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Clifton Record

Location

Clifton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1911

Page

8

Odd Fellows Celebration and Local Visits in Turnersville

The community reports a well attended Odd Fellows celebration on Sunday afternoon. Residents note visits by Mrs. Blaine Carleton of Hico to her parents near town, and Mrs. Tharp visiting Gatesville to see Mer son R. D. Tharp. Families from Osage, Texas, travelled for gatherings, with 43 relatives at a surprise birthday dinner. News arrives of Uncle Billy Cooksey’s cancer illness and poor prognosis in Goree. Tom Ogletree is treated for typhoid fever in Temple. A memorial service drew many locals to Post Oak, while Clifton shoppers and Gatesville visitors are mentioned as part of ongoing social activity.

Odd Fellows Blaine Carleton Hico Joe Jones W. P. Tharp Osage Shack Latham Billy Cooksey Goree Knox Co Mary Ann Walt Mason

Preacher Adams Held After Street Speech Arrest

Victoria Texas May 3 Rev J S Adams prohibition lecturer jailed after street speaking violation and court appearance. Mayor Craig fines him five dollars. Adams refuses to pay and is sent back to city jail as pastors comment on his influence and prior lecturing in North Texas Arkansas Clifton marble works ad appears.

Victoria Texas J.S. Adams Calaboose S. M. Provence R. G. Flummer Dupre Adams Craig Flummer Rev. Plummer Marshal Holzheuser Mr. Adams Arkansas Goliad Bee Jackson

Oates Sentenced to Die in First Degree Murder

Waxahachie Texas May 15 jury in the Oates murder case after deliberating since Friday afternoon returns a verdict of murder in the first degree with the death penalty assessed Burrell Oates a negro killed Sol Oronoff a Dallas merchant in November 1904 This was the sixth trial Also note Mary Ann votes in a shared clip and Bosque County Fair announces the Hog Club organize at Meridian on the 20th with fair directors meeting.

Waxahachie Tex Oates Csse Burrell Oates Sol Oronoff Dallas Bosque County Fair J. M. Brooks Bosque County Boys Hog Club Meridian The Fair Direct

Memorial postpone and local notices in King region

Mrs A J Bone of King visits with her ill daughter Mrs E G Smith with her improving condition. Memorial services postponed due to rain, rescheduled for the third Sunday. W O W lodge sixth annual picnic set for July 4. Rev Burns of Oklahoma preached at Presbyterian church to a large audience. J W Short traveled to Fort Worth on business. Miss Irie Patterson returned home to Oglesby after schooling here. Mrs F L Davis and Miss Birdie Duckworth visited sister Mrs Jake Stout at Gatesville. R M Holder has a brother visiting from Cameron. Miss Pearl Martin back home after closing school at Coryell Church. Dr Ralph Bailey and wife from Gatesville saw Mrs E G Smith during illness.

A. J. Bone King E. G. Smith W.O. W. Lodge Rev. Burns Oklahoma Presbyterian Church J. W. Short Fort Worth Irie Patterson Oglesby F. L. Davis Birdie Duckworth Jake Stout Gatesville M. Holder Cameron jPear Martin Coryell Church Ralph Bailey

Man Free by Postage Dime Pardon Story

A convict on the Santa Fe builders between Nolanville and Killeen paid two cents postage due on a letter and found inside a pardon. He said spending a mere two cents brought him more pleasure than any other expenditure, feeling truly freed.

Sam Santa Fe Nolanville Killeen Temple Mirror

Subscribing Offer for The Semi-Weekly Fort Worth Record

A promotional notice touts The Semi-Weekly Fort Worth Record as a trustworthy family paper with concise regional news and features for every member. It markets a combined one-year subscription with Clifton Record for $1.75 or a 6-page wall map for 15 cents extra, urging readers to accept the offer today.

Fort Worth Clifton

Property transfers in Meridian and Walnut Springs notes

Listings reveal multiple quitclaim and warranty deeds: Roy Jackson and wife to Lon Rundell for lot 45 block 10 Walnut Springs for 125 dollars. E B Laine and wife to S R Caruth for lot 11 block 13 Koppers for 300 dollars. J J Lumpkin and wife to S W Gill part of blocks 44 45 Meridian for 2250 dollars. WT Dixon and wife to H L Little lot 4 block 11 Clifton for 300 dollars. W J Hood to J L Planagan 22 acres of the Lee Carlisle for 450 dollars. G W McCracken to J P Wear and sons 22 acres of the Lee Carlisle for 151 dollars. Mrs Minty Greer to J A Mul berry 2 12 acres of the WH King for 300 dollars. Jess Wilbanks to E M Wilson parcel of land in Walnut Springs for 1600 dollars. plus a marriage license: J M Locker to Miss Orlena Quinn.

Roy Jackson Lon Rundell Walnut Springs E B Laine S R Caruth Koppers J J Lumpkin S W Gill Meridian Minty Greer J A Mulberry King Jess Wilbanks E M Wilson

Manley Case Reversed By Criminal Appeals Court

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the life sentence of Sergent J. D. Manley, a Dallas guardsman, for killing Louis Richenstein during President Taft’s visit to the state fair. Manley claimed the death was an accident as a gun caught on a wire rope. the incident drew guard attention nationwide.

Austin Court of Criminal Appeals Sergent J. D. Manley Dallas Louis Richenstein Taft Manley Richenstein Manely United States Maniey

Citation by Publication In Bosque County 1911

Citations issued in Bosque County Texas for L H Tyler to answer Wm Connolly Co suit filed April 25 1911 in Justice Court Clifton for open account goods and note totaling 125 ? a sum of 97 75 plus note 27 50 with 10 interest and liquidated damages and attorney fees with payment demanded and refused.

State of Texas Justice Court Bosque County Bosque L. H. Tyler Justice Marah Tvyen

Writ Return Noted From Bosque County Texas

Statement from Clifton dated April 25 1911 shows J K McSpadden J P Precinct No 8 Bosque County Texas issuing a writ return. Reed text mentions a remedy Herbine claimed to purify and strengthen the liver and bowels and restore rosy health, sold by Price and Grimland for five cents.

Clifton A. D J. K. McSpadden J. P Bosque County Texas Price & Grimland

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Oxford Florsheim Styes Nemir Turnersvile Tom Ogletree Santa Fe Hospital Temple Post Oak H.C. Collins Nettie Jones Ida Hendrickson E G. Smith Preacher Cottins Connolly's Ors Fort Worth, Texas J M Locker Orlena Quinn Emmitt Show Arlington Galveston Houston Sunr Valley Mills W.S. Keenan E. S. Bacon East St. Bath Foley Foley Kindey Wills City Vici All Ladies’ and Children Bargins John E. Swenson Clifton, Texas
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