Sam Robinson Dead in Murray Community
Sam Robinson died at his parents home near Murray last Tuesday night after a lingering bout with typhoid fever. His body was laid to rest at 5 o'clock yesterday in Tyra cemetery. A respected hard working man and longtime Methodist, he was held in high esteem by the Murray community. Sympathy is extended to his bereaved parents, brothers and sisters.
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Murray
Tyra
Sam . Robinson
Methodist Church
Business Men's Nine vs Firemen's Band Nine Extra Game
A 3 30 tomorrow evening baseball game between Business Men's Nine and Firemen's Band Nine is set as the opener from start to five innings. Enthusiasm and scores expected high with a grand stand concert before the game. Admission 25 cents, grandstand free.
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Business Men’s
Firemen’s Band
Grand Stand
Killing at Newcastle Ends Miles Jones Life
Miles Jones was shot dead at his Newcastle home around 2:30 Tuesday evening by Henry Daniels who fired a shotgun in the presence of Jones's 11 year old son on the porch. Daniels returned to the mines, summoned officers, and was jailed after being brought here by auto. An examining trial is set for Saturday. Jones was buried yesterday afternoon. Both men had worked in the mines Tuesday morning.
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Miles Jones
Newcastle
Henry Daniels
Jones
Daniels
Will Teach in Graham Again
Miss Sallie F. Chism will teach oratory again this year at Graham High School and will occupy the same room as last year. Her department’s quality is praised by friends and pupils. She has won a strong reputation as an oratory teacher in leading state colleges. Her work last year satisfied many who urged another term.
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Sallie F. Chism
Graham High School
John Haynes and Family Visit Oklahoma City Woman
John Haynes and family of Oklahoma City are visiting Mrs. HV. E. Eddleman in the city, stopping at her home during their visit to town.
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John Haynes
Oklahoma City
City
HV. E. Eddleman
Young County Friends Meet at Adair Home Memphis Tex
A pleasant gathering of longtime Young County friends occurred at F. L. Adair's Memphis Texas home. Attendees included W. M. Fore and wife Rob McLaren and family Lewis Wheat and wife C. W. Adair and family P. O. Young and family Mesdames John Greenwade and Teel of Clarendon Mrs J W Horner of Graham and Al Coffman of Goree. Old ties were renewed as they spoke of days gone by and thanked fate for the chance to reunite.
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Young County
F. L. Adair
Memphis
Texas
W. M. Fore
Rob McLaren
Lewis Wheat
C. W. Adair
P. O. Young
John Greenwade
Teel
Clarendon
J. W. Horner
Graham
al Coffman
Goree
County Court Docket Highlights Texas Case and Debts
State of Texas v J O Stripplin continued due to witness absence. witness fined 100 dollars. Civil docket includes L W Smith v L S Benson debt suit compromised. H B S Groves v J D Hicks debt suit decided for plaintiff by jury verdict. J M Parker v J H Kindley trespass to try title verdict for defendant. G W Norton v A B Potter.
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State of Texas
J. O. Stripplin
L. W. Smith
L. S. Benson
S. Groves
J. D. Hicks
J. M. Parker
J. H. Kindley
Tresspass
G. W. Norton
A. B. Potter
Jury verdicts and continuances in district suits
The docket shows verdicts for J T Routen versus W F Ry Co on a damages suit and for Mrs C A Slater et al versus George Grubbs et al on trespass to try title. Several cases including E M Wilson versus C R I G Ry Co and Louisa Goodwin et al versus J M Burk et al were continued, along with A B Williams versus A C Crawford et al.
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J.T. Routen
W. F
Ry. Co
C. A. Slater
George Grubbs
Tresspass
E. M. Wilson
G. Ry. Co
Louisa Goodwin
J. M. Burk
A. B. Williams
A. C. Crawford
Sabbath Services Report Across Pulpits and Choir
Last Sunday, Sabbath School and morning services were well attended with regular pastors in charge. Rev. Rouse spoke on The Three Visions, Rev. McMurray on The Christian and His Family, and Rev. Pearce on What Must I Do to Be Saved. A ladies quartet sang Nearer to Thee. Rev. Singleton preached to children with word pictures. Outdoor rain disrupted young people service though some gathered for Life Building on God’s Plan led by Mrs. Rose. Instead of a union evening service, a short prayer and thanksgiving was held led by Rev. Singleton.
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Rouse
McMurray
Pearce
Singleton
Rose
First Bales Of Cotton Sold In Graham Season
The season’s first bale arrived Tuesday night from G A Woodraw nine miles east on the Cotton place and the second bale came in from J E Martin seven miles west yesterday morning. Merchants raised a $33 premium, split $22 to Woodraw and $11 to Martin, with both bales later sold to Jno E Morrison Company and 8 B Street & Co. respectively.
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Graham
G. A. Woodraw
J. E. Martin
Mr. Woodraw
Mr. Martin
Cherryholmes
Bryan, Padgett and Watson Gin
Woodraw
Jno. E Morrison Company
B. Street & Co
Program B Y P U Meeting August 1910 Patriotism Study
Program notes for a Young People's Union meeting on August 21 1910 led by Miss Mary Finch including Bible study on patriotism and citizenship readings by Mabry Short Andy Walsh and W O Padgett musical numbers and a Priscilla Club gathering at Mrs H P Rose with guests and a lively program of readings music and poetry bibliographic details of attendees noted with roll call and next meeting at Mrs Evans Mabry's.
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Mary Finch
W. O. Padgett
Mabry Short
Andy Walsh
Christ and
Paul
Priscilla Club
H. P. Rose
Mesdames Wynns
W. M. Matthews
Pohlmann
Hudson
Garrett
Fisher
L. W. Price
Meece
J.T. Rickman
Morris
Akin
Mayzelle Morrison
Akin Reus
Rose
A. A. Morrison
Louise Mce Carroll
Woodson Visitor Mrs Reeves Among City Shoppers
Mrs. W. M. Reeves from Woodson was seen shopping in the city yesterday, joining other local residents on a day of errands and purchases.
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