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Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1915

Page

4

Rainy weather boosts farm work and local visits in Eliasville

Rainy spell keeps farmers glad as corn planting winds down and cotton ground readies. Church activities include Rev. Newsom and Rev. Chunn sprained ankle update. many locals visit relatives, fish, hunt, and host gatherings. Eliasville school ends in two weeks with a small concert, while widespread visiting and travel to nearby Graham and Ivan occur.

John W. Newsom Marcus Chunn A. C. Young Wicker Burns Clyde Billingsley Annie Mae Cunningham Lillie Wood M. W. Souter Oscar Allen Dr. Price Reno Sam Stinson Graham Eliasville Elias DeLong Susie Long Lottie McGlamery Mary Burns Lucille Donnell Lillye Wood Wood R. M. Burns Homer Donnell Marguerite Sallie Donnel California Eliasville School Renney Burns Odessa Long Lucille Souter Ida Lacey Mary DeLong Jewell Mills Bud Allen Ivan Pretty Rose

Weathering the Rainy Sunday and Small Town News

Craig Point residents recount ongoing rain and windy Sunday morning events. Local movements include Mr. Jones moving to Brown County and the West family relocating to Loving. Neighbors Fisher Brummel and others occupy former homes as daily life and social visits continue.

Mr. Jones Brown County

Heavy Rain and Flooding Slow Farm Work in Cedarite

A Sunday storm brought heavy rain and strong winds leaving fields soaked and mud filled roads. High water kept Jim Hunt and sister-in-law Maggie Reed delayed. Melvin Gann headed to Tulip, Arkansas, unhappy with the country so far. Jim Barron’s horse fell but caused only minor injuries. J M Hunt Sr. moved to Arkansas to join his children. Miss Cecil Haliburton’s Duff Prairie school closed Friday with a strong evening program. Small grain grows fast and stock fare well despite the weather.

Jim Hunt Trani Maggie Reed Gooseneck Bend Melvin Gann Tulip Arkansas Melvin Jim Barron J. M. Hunt, Sr Cecil Haliburton Duff Prairie

McCall Patterns for All Styles and Sizes at S. B. Street

S. B. Street & Co offers a wide range of McCall patterns in every size and style. Shoppers can find easy to use patterns and guidance for sewing projects at the store.

McCall S. B. Street & CO

Community Sickness and Local Social Notes

Last Thursday morning was fine but a late day hail storm caused no damage. Sickness is widespread with Fantine Kibble diagnosed pneumonia after a school chill and Mrs. John Crow recovering from illness. Several families, including the Ratliffs and Gilmorees, spend Sundays with kin while Elmer Criswell returns from Oklahoma displeased with that state. Crop prospects improve as wheat and oats green up. Needlecraft club met at Mrs. Ophelia Young’s home.

H. L. Kibble Fantine Kibble A. ©. Anderson Archie Ratliff Gene Martin Flat Rock Wade S. W. Ratliff Jarnagin John Crow John Gilmore Sam McClure Long Hollow H. T. Glidewell Lottie Williamson Edna Jarnagin Elmer Criswell Oklahoma Texas Needlecraft Club Ophelia Young

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