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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
4
Locals report R C Ladlum of Spring Creek and others visiting relatives and in town on Tuesday. W D Miller and T J Rhodes also noted visitors, with John E Swenson in Dallas buying goods and Prof McNeill visiting Denton. Seed wheat 31.20 per bushel offered by A H Isensee of Clifton. Price Stuart ads promote banking and radiator repair services by Pearson and Hauke.
Names and places fill the week with visits to Blum Meridian Valley Mills Dallas and Waco. A Rexall 1 Cent Sale runs 19th 20th and 21st with Price Stuart J G Russell involved. A new son born Friday October 6 to Mrs C T Dyer and late husband deceased.
Local residents from Meridian Clifton and Crawford County appear in this week’s Record listings. Names include Victor Witte Jim Brown Mrs John Moser and baby Woody Kirkland A W Prive B C Bowe Axel Dahl G C Bronstad F Bertrand Alma Snell Lars Larson and others. Occasional visits to Dallas for the State Fair and market sales are noted along with a for sale item and a kitchen range advertisement.
R. F. Moore, visiting from Waco, said he arranged a house in that city and likely will move his family there next week.
Four registered Shorthorn cows with calves and one young light roan registered bull offered by Jeff M. Hanna route 3 Meridian Texas. Moving and have no pasture. Sale due to relocation.
Julius Storie suffered a broken bone in his left arm between the elbow and wrist while working at the Farmers Gin. His arm was caught in the press and crushed. Dr. J Owen Carpenter dressed the arm.
Mr and Mrs H J Franz left last week for Cleburne to start a new life together. The bride Miss Ethel Biffle, daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Biffle of Womack, has many friends who wish them happiness on their journey ahead.
Clifton Market promotes its meat selection and fast service with notices of locals visiting Clifton and surrounding towns. The page mentions Guy Standefer, Maydette Tennison and Molber Morris as well as visitors from Denison Meridian Fort Worth and Walnut Springs. It notes sales of livestock and farm loans, plus local ads for services and events.
R H Lee of the countryside near Clifton visited town at the week’s start to celebrate his twenty first bale of cotton. He stopped by the Record office to place an order for printed stationery and moved up six record dates by one year.
A. T. Humes of Turnersville said shipping sheep from Clifton was minor next to his son A. T. Jr. undergoing an acute appendicitis operation and hospitalization at the Baptist Sanitarium in Waco, though the boy is now recovering nicely.
Mrs Clara Urban joins the Record as a new reader with Clifton route 1. Visitors include Messrs James Ho Knight Oscar Rhone and Rev J A Lewes of Craigis Gap. Lois Rea weekend in Denton, Curt Odle of Valley Mills visits Clifton, Rye planting seed for sale, and KE Erickson moves his record to Cranville Gap.
Hubert Gandy and George Wo Gard ner of Meridian were here Wednesday on business Meadames Chas Aare and Tilden Swenson of orse were here yesterday morning enroute to Dallas to wimtt the State Pair Miss Ella Hradberry, who had been in Fort Weir for some weeks, returned home this week and will probably remain, she says
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