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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
4
The Clifton Record reports the Civic Improvement Society grieving the death of Mrs Rebecca Prather. The resolution notes her untiring support, calls her a faithful member and dear neighbor, and extends sympathy to the Prather family. A copy of the resolution is to be published in Clifton papers.
Mrs CR Nichol hosted a 42 party at her home honoring Mrs Ronbing and Missy airy Mac Rushing of Walnut Springs. Six tables played Unsame through lengthy progressions amid social chatter and local news notes from Clifton and Texas schools.
Hico prepares for a major trade event on Dec. 3 with reports of strong business and satisfied shoppers from Clifton and beyond. The piece notes long lines for bargains, a call for home patronage, and concerns about local young men leaving for other cities, urging Clifton residents to support local goods.
Charlie Guthrie, a twenty eight year old Bosque County resident, was thrown from his horse while driving cattle near Manitay Oklo on Monday evening last week. He died four hours later. He spent about ten years in the Womack community and was remembered by many old schoolmates. The Record extends condolences to the family.
A rhapsodic ad extols La Grippe Influenza season and touts Perfection Life Elixir as a remedy. The piece promises revival from aching limbs and chills, claiming headache relief and sore throat prevention, urging readers to visit P. Osen's Laboratory in Clifton, Texas for details.
Notice restricts hunting and trespassing within a inclosure by Cowra. The text warns that all such activities are forbidden and refers to boundaries and property control. No dates or further names are provided.
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