Local Notes Highlight Community Movements and Visits
Miss Hugh Weaver is sick this week. Rev. A. S. Wilson came from Proffitt last Monday. Rev. J. McMurry spends the week at Meridian. Miss Alverse Brooks joined D. G. Vick & Co. T. M. Clay of Randalls Store traded with merchants early week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mills of Drummond shopped in the city. Kate and Ethel Johnson return from two weeks with their sister in Childress. Mrs. Polk Kirby visits relatives in Italy. Two box cars burned at Olney Monday night. Bertram Wood moves into his east Graham home. R. Js. Reed and R. V. Tidwell visit Newcastle. John B. Wood and Andrew Ford move, exchange houses. Johnny Fisher returns from ten days with friends at Pickwick. Hiram and Daniel Padgett of Loving visit grandmother in Graham Tuesday.
House and Lot for Sale or Trade in Fort Worth Area
House and lot offered for sale or trade. Local notices mention cattle shipments to Fort Worth markets by J Gatcher and others, with several cars of cattle sent from Fort Orth and True. Also ads for mules horses and land, with local businesses Grahany and Grahaw Texas. Mrs H R Singleton visiting son Rev Frank E Singleton. Miss Elsie Martin visiting family of J McMurry.
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Jackson & Birdwell
Fort Worth
Elsie Martin
Fort Orth
V. 8
J. McMurry
J. H. Larimore
True
Woodson Man Guest of Tom Miller in City Visit
Alex Beaty of Woodson spent Monday night in the city as a guest of his old friend Tom Miller. Also a note inviting inquiries from anyone wanting RS calls up S. W. 1338-3 and Ind. 11438, with 1 Ss BowER listed.
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S. W
Ind
Ss Bower
Alex Beaty
Woodson
City
Tom Miller
Mae V opens private school on Monday
Mrs Mae V announces the opening of her private school next Monday September 9th. Patronage respectfully solicited. The advertisement promotes Invest in Good real estate investment with installments. Includes Young Country Abstract Title Co. in the notice.
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Mae V
Cmt
Young Country Abstract & TiTle Co
Farmers' Union Cotton Gin at Graham In Operation
A.H Jongs notes the Farmers' Union Cotton Gin at Graham is in operation and will appreciate guidance from Our Grist Mill. The message requests direction and assistance respectfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
A.H Jongs
Rider Ben Miller Injured in Elm Creek Picnic Race
Ben Miller of Hansom Oklahoma was thrown from a horse while racing at the Elm Creek picnic last week. The injury broke his leg and his father Bill Miller was notified and arrived on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Miller
Hansom
Oklahoma
J. T. Conner
Elm Creek
Bill Miller
Wood Wing Mentions Local Visit and Moves
Mr Sweeney of Dallas visits the city as a guest of Rolly Voules and mother. Bird Padgett of Loving travels to Graham with a bale of cotton. Roy Connor of Proffitt departs for Fort Worth to enter college. Rev W T Rouse returns from Jean after a protracted meeting. Bert McGlamery of Eliasville leaves for Polytechnic College in Fort Worth. W C Cardwell sells barber shop interest to W L Yancey and moves to a Proffitt area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sweeney
Dallas
City
Rolly Voules
Graham
Roy Connor
Proffitt
Fort Worth
Bert McGlamery
Eliasville
Polytechnic College
W. C. Cardwell
W. L. Yancey
Miss Mary FiqdKindergar ten School Opens Next Monday
September 5th marks the opening of Miss Mary FiqdKindergar ten School. Edgar McLendon asks all school children to bring their report books to school next Monday. Cordell visitors Mrs E A Patman and Miss Blanch Cartritt are with W A Ribble's family. Jim Matthews returned from northern markets with fall stock for D G Supt. Edgar McLendon. R E Holland and father s R Holland visited Mabry family before returning home.
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Mary FiqdKindergarten School
E. A. Patman
Blanch Cartritt
Cordell, Oklahoma
W. A. Ribble
Jim Matthews
D. G. Vick & Co
Edgar McLendon
R. E. Holland
S. R. Holland
R. E. Mabry
McMurry to Return and Preach at Presbyterian Church
Reverend S J McMurry will return Saturday from vacation and will preach at the usual hours next Sunday at the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. McMurry
Presbyterian Church
Local News Brief From Plains Country
Corace Logan reports crops very short from the Plains country. Dell Goode, daughter of C. P. and Mrs. Goode, stuck a thorn in her eye last Saturday and may lose sight. An operation is planned for Tuesday with doctors considering removal of the eye ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corace Logan
Dell
Loving Baptist Church to Welcome Rev Nash on Sept 4
The Loving church announces that Rev. M. R. Nash will fill Rev. G. W. Black's appointment at 11 a m Sunday morning in Loving. The service marks a guest preacher scenario for the local congregation this coming Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Nash
G. W. Black
the Baptist Church In
Loving
Methodist Preachers to Fill Pulpit as Cooper Travels
Rev. Frank E. Singleton will preach at the Methodist church here Sunday in exchange for Rev. O. T. Cooper of Jacksboro lecturing and preaching during his extended stay in Old Mexico with Bishop Mouzon. Rev. A. P. Lipscomb will also preach here.
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O. T. Cooper
Jacksboro
Frank E. Singleton
Mr. Cooper
Old Mexico
Mouzon
A. P. Lipscomb
Graham Schools Opens September 5
Graham public schools reopen Monday September 5 with opening exercises at nine o clock lasting about one hour. Third and fourth grades in the old building while other grades meet in the new. First and second plus fifth to sixth in first floor rooms and seventh to eleventh in the study hall on the second floor. EpGar R McLendon invites patrons and friends to attend.
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Graham Schools
Graham
Our Schools
Epgarr McLendon
Priscilla Club Enjoys Music and Refreshments
The regular Priscilla meeting hosted by Mrs L B Kidwell featured guest attendees including Mesdames J W Jackson Criswell Jones Singleton E S Graham and Miss Bertha Graham with out of town guests Mrs Stovall of Olney and Mrs McHarg of Thurber. Music by Graham McHarg Morrison Kidwell and others followed by a salad course and ice tea before departure. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Annie Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Graham and McHarg
Annie Morrison
Ollie Kidwell
Kay
Mrs Bruce MelIntyre Visits Hereford Parents
Mrs Bruce MelIntyre and her sister Miss Dimple Gass have returned from Hereford Texas where they stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs D R Gass. Both Graham Public school buildings have been cleaned and prepared for the opening of school next Monday. All Graham Public school teachers are expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce MelIntyre
Miss Dimple Gass
Hereford
Texas
Mrs
D. R. Gass
Graham Public
House for Sale Near College
A good three room house with three lots, barn, buggy shed and out houses. Near college, offered for sale at a cheap price.
Stray dark red cow with white face sought by Johnson
A dark red cow with a white facial spot, about two years old, missing and unbranded. No markings. Reward offered by J. F. Johnson. Contact 80 Br. for details.
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Br. J. F. Johnson
School Books In Stock For Opening Season
Local store advertises a complete line of school books and supplies in stock for the upcoming opening season. Customer cautioned to avoid asking for book charges.
Apostle's Creed in Devotional Meeting Program
Program for a B Y P U devotional session includes hymns scripture Acts 27 27 44 reading paper Paul’s Voyage to Rome readings by Harry Petty and R V Tidwell discussion on Apostle's Creed objections and what Paul believed led by W O Padgett with hymn and closing exercises
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Rome
Harry Petty
Church Covenant
R. V. Tidwell
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Ease and Strength to Elderly
Foley's Kidney Pills claim to cure kidney and bladder diseases promptly, providing comfort and relief to elderly people, advertised by Graham Drug Co.
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Foley
Graham Drug Co
Revival Sparks Early Success in Jean Colton Meeting
G W Barnhart and family from Scurry county visit Snyder friends while Rev G W Black returns from Red Top. Black attended the Jean meeting led by Dr Rouse and reports a grand protracted revival with many conversions and deep interest, توقعed to yield fruitful results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Barnhart
J. Woody
Scurry County
Mr. Barnhart
Snyder
G. W. Black
Red Top
Jean
Rouse
Rougne
Mayes Returns From Plains Country With Mixed Crop Report
Will Mayes came back last Sunday from the Plains country where prospecting occurred and reports a poor crop showing between there and Young county though he is pleased with the country. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised as helpful for kidney trouble. A local notice lists a meeting with Mr. C. F. Pearce on Sept 5, 1910, covering missions in Porto Rico and related devotional topics.
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Will Mayes
Young County
C. F. Pearce
Porto Rico
Pearce
P. G. Weaver
N.C. Anderson
R. L. Reed
D.K. Lyor
Chism
Anglo American Conference On Christian Union
J. W. Gallaher
Pearce Quartett
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