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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1922
Page
7
Final clean up of summer goods offers 75¢ tissues in checks and plaids, 32 inches wide, and 15 voile Swiss organdy dresses valued to 12.50 each, with a take your choice price of 6.95.
The column records visits and activities of residents including Miss Hattie Martin at Graham, Mr J C Lovelace back at the bank, Mrs Lytt Rogers ill with typhoid fever, Miss Pearl Lowery joining Street and Company, and others. It notes travels to Abilene Wichita Falls Stamford and Dallas, a new son born August 17 to Mr and Mrs Willie Saubter, recent county rains, a raid on a crap game in Olney territory, and several residents visiting relatives or traveling for business or mourning Mr Reagan’s death.
Mr and Mrs Benton Kramer returned Friday night from Arkansas where they visited the family of their daughter Mrs Alf Wright for several weeks.
Mrs. T. A. Deats of Albany visited her son P. K. Deats and family last week. Mrs. J. C. Sensibaugh of Jermyn visited her daughter Mrs. Ed Cox last Friday.
Mrs Henry Forrest and her children have been visiting relatives at Bryson for several days.
Mrs. G C Miller came back from a summer in Mexico. R F Short of Dallas arrived for a business visit in Graham this week. City Secretary T E Wallace also returned this week from a brief stay in Oklahoma.
Mrs A T Barrett visits relatives in Fannin county with her children staying for a short visit.
Rev. J. E. Evans and his family came back last Friday from Odessa and other West Texas places, ending a modest excursion.
Superintendent H. H. Avants and his family came back Monday after a trip visiting Wise and Jack counties.
Mrs. M. M. Wallace and her daughter Mrs. Corbett travel with Mrs. W. E. Eddle man and are listed as being in Mineral Wells.
Mrs Claudia Howard and Mary Louise spent Tuesday as visitors in Breckenridge, staying for a short visit and local sightseeing.
Mr. J. A. Martin of Olney was a visitor in Graham the first of the month, engaging in local social and business engagements and touring the city sights.
County Attorney John B. Rhea traveled to Olney on Monday for matters related to his official duties.
Mr. A. E. Caldwell and his daughter Nell returned Saturday after a three weeks journey through West Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Smith relocated to Dallas last week where Mr. Smith is employed by an oil company. Miss Myrtle Kemp returned last week from a visit to home folks at Mullin.
A newborn son is welcomed by Mr and Mrs Floyd Watson with relations beginning August 13. The note records the arrival and naming by the Watson family, marking a small local joyful event.
Mr Mayes had an infected eye for two weeks and is now much improved. The report notes ongoing care and recovery progress.
Mrs. John H Wood and Mrs. John B Wood traveled to Abilene to visit relatives during the past week.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Wigley of Wichita Falls were in Graham yesterday for an informal call on friends and local sights, stopping briefly at a downtown shop and speaking with residents during their visit.
Mr. J. T. Rickman travels through Dallas and other cities on a business visit. He meets with local firms and discusses potential deals as part of a regional networking tour.
Mr. Sam Goldwater of Banger was a business visitor in Graham this morning, meeting local contacts and touring facilities.
New style hats arriving at Street and Co. Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Price and their daughter Miss Ina Mae visit Waco this week. J. W. McLendon has recovered from a mild typhoid fever.
Mrs. D W Dickenson of Loving visited relatives in Graham this week. She was seen visiting with family members and may have attended local gatherings during her stay in the city.
Mr. Wright MecClatchey of Olney was a business visitor in Graham today. Mr. W. A. Ribble, ill with typhoid fever for weeks, is convalescing. A boy was sentenced to the training school at Gatesville in a recent juvenile court trial.
Deputy Sheriff Blackie DeGraf fenreid travels to New York to participate in what organizers hail as one of the world’s largest rodeos, showcasing skill and local law enforcement presence.
Fall dresses in wool and silk highlighted in store windows as the season's fashions arrive. Fine fabrics showcase varied silhouettes for day and evening wear.
Mr. J. G. Coleman visits Fort Worth with his son Eugene and two daughters while touring Whitesboro, sharing leisure travel notes and local highlights.
Mr and Mrs Riley Gibbs and their son returned from a Colorado trip last Friday after encountering a snow storm on Pike s Peak. The incident stopshort of any injuries but highlighted a challenging mountain weather event observed during their journey.
The minister Rev G W Black preached at Tank Valley last Sunday. He attended two Sunday Schools and preached two or three times during the day.
Rev and Mrs T E Bowman and daughter Mary returned Monday from a vacation trip to Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Miss Gladys Fowler fell down the church steps Sunday night and sustained bruises but was not seriously hurt. She received minor injuries as a result of the fall at the Baptist church event.
Miss Amy Robertson arrived from Denver Colorado Saturday to spend a few days with her mother Mrs M M Lester in town.
Mr and Mrs Will Hackley of Wichita Falls were in the city on Sunday visiting acquaintances and taking a look around local sights.
Mr. W. J. A. Cooper visited Olney on Monday on official business for the sheriff's office.
Mr. S. H. Rider of Wichita Falls spent last Friday and Saturday as a visitor in Graham.
Mr and Mrs W D Spivey left Sunday with their son for a visit with relatives in Oklahoma City.
Mr. F. H. Bowron participated in the Northwest Texas Press Association gathering held in Wichita Falls last Friday and Saturday, joining editors and peers for discussion and networking.
James Alden and Howard Bowron returned Saturday from Palacios where they attended school during the summer session.
Big assortment of new silk and woolen fabrics just received by Street & Co. Stock includes rich fall shades and refined textures for gowns and dresses. Shop early for best selection.
Mr Clyde Guinn is reported absent from his place at Street and Company while on vacation.
Mr and Mrs R M Williams Mr and Mrs Sam Williams and Mr and Mrs J M Askew returned Friday from a trip to New Mexico. They had a great trip.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Morrison have returned from New York and other markets where they purchased goods for the John E. Morrison Company.
Gus Spivey is on vacation this week with some post office staff indicating he is spending the time near Finis. The report notes his absence from regular duties and places him away from the workplace during the break.
Mrs. W. V. Dye and her children came back last Sunday after visiting relatives in Newark and Fort Worth for several days.
New fall ginghams just arrived with many special sale bargains advertised.
Preliminary work on paving the square began this morning but was delayed a few days. Officials hope to push the project to completion once supplies arrive. Gravel for the paving has already been delivered to the site.
Mrs Earl Mathis and two children are recovering rapidly from burns suffered last Thursday when gasoline she used in an iron ignited.
A new Bargain Balcony opens on Saturday September 1 offering surprising bargains for shoppers.
Committees plan the Young County Fair for November 8 to 10. Citizens are urged to contact the committees now and start preparing displays.
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