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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
4
Moon Buggies praised for easy running durability and comfort backed by Clifton customers. The dealer invites inspection of the line and promises right prices and quality workmanship.
The Clifton Record notes a crowded cotton and wheat market in Clifton with schemes for a farmers market lot. It mentions Mary Ethel Jenson's death, cotton buyers paying a premium, and local residents renewing subscriptions. Also reports Oscar Pederson jailed for forgery and previews the Gentry Brothers' two show performances on Oct 15 with Flying Lorettas and Okabe troupe, plus a street parade.
A town council hears a suggestion from a prominent businessman to adopt a plan aimed at accommodating growing trade. The proposal is framed as a practical measure to support local merchants and the community’s economic development.
A reflection on self made success and the value of health and effort. The speaker argues that true achievement comes from working hard to improve oneself in any chosen pursuit.
Our sincere thanks are extended to those who assisted us during the illness of our baby girl Mary Ethel and for the sympathy shown during our bereavement. Mr and Mrs J M Jenson.
The event honored Mrs. Frances of Waco with guests including Mesdames Frances and Cooper. Attendees enjoyed punch, cream and cakes, while games featured Forty-Two and Japanese decor with water colored posters. Winners included Mesdames Butler Gibbs Baldridge and Lewis with carnations given as favors.
Property owners Peter McClelland and G. Shefstead warn trespassers on McCleLand Park and adjoining farm will be prosecuted. Postings prohibit entry without permission under law.
Mrs. F. M. Frey entertained a number of friends in her usual delightful manner last Thursday afternoon from four to six in the home setting, sharing light conversation and refreshments with guests.
An extract from the Fort Smith Daily News Record reports the death by scalding of Harry Hogman of Fort Smith, an employee of the Fort Smith and Western railway, and son in law of Walter W. Phillips of Hillsboro. The bereaved widow is Phillips' only daughter. The article notes the misfortune and family ties.
A young hostler serving in railroad shops was scalded Friday afternoon while caring for an incoming engine. He died soon after in a hospital. He had married three weeks earlier to Mr. Phillips's daughter. The funeral was held Saturday at the Phillips residence.
W. F. E. Schenck offers civil practice services in all courts with office located at the courthouse.
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