Quitting Business Sale Continues at P B M Co
A quitting business sale continues at P B M Company with prices reduced across inventory. Local shoppers are invited to visit and take advantage of discounts on stock including machinery and supplies.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
5
A quitting business sale continues at P B M Company with prices reduced across inventory. Local shoppers are invited to visit and take advantage of discounts on stock including machinery and supplies.
Miss Alice Graham left Tuesday for Houston to visit friends. C. W. DeFreest is in San Antonio where he spent the holidays. Miss Eloise Morrison was at home from Oklahoma to spend Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Deats spent Christmas with relatives in Albany. Co. C. Hampton spent Christmas with relatives in Handley and Waco. Mrs. R. E. Byron of Marlin is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. C. Stovall. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Nash spent Christmas with relatives in Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Pace Golden spent Christmas in West Texas. J. W. Harty of Murray is a business visitor in the city today. Russell Cates is spending the holidays with relatives in Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. M. Garten spent Christmas in Brownwood with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Nicolett have returned from Oklahoma where they spent Christmas with relatives. Jack Stewart was a Dallas and Granbury visitor last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Bern Parkinson has returned from a visit to her parents in New Mexico. Rev. J. E. Evans and family have gone to Odessa for a two week visit with relatives. W. Z. Barrow returned yesterday from Hico, where he visited his father.
Harrison McFarlane of Burknett visits his parents Judge R W McFarlane and Mrs McFarlane during a family stay.
Mrs Lois Manry and Miss Kath erin Erwin spent the past week visiting in Galveston, sharing time at local sites and social events. Their trip highlighted hospitality and regional culture during a brief stay.
B S Doty spent the holidays in Muskogee Oklahoma with his daughter Mrs Harry Pettey.
Jim Porter of Bartlesville Oklahoma spent several days here visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs James Porter this week.
Ed Cox and family visited relatives by Jermyn Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Young traveled to Wichita Falls on Christmas Day. Joel Edens and family and Rev. G. W. Black visited Woodson Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gilmer returned from an extended visit to Mississippi. D. D. Dickenson and family visited Mrs. Dickenson's parents Mr. and Mrs. Jones at Orth Sunday. Dr. W. O. Padgett and family shared Christmas dinner at Loving with Dr. Padgett's brother H. B. Padgett.
C C Johnson traveled to Fort Worth for business during the latter part of last week. He met local executives and discussed potential commercial opportunities.
Judge and Mrs W H Reeves attended the Christmas tree in Loving last Saturday night. Miss Eugenia Carlton and Louise Bell are visiting friends in Wichita Falls this week. Mr and Mrs John H Wood entertained family with a dinner yesterday. E S Graham and family had Christmas dinner with relatives in Jermyn Monday. Sam Ligon of Loving was in the city yesterday attending to business matters.
Bird Padgett and family from Loving attended a family Christmas tree at Dr. W. O. Padgett's home in East Graham. Robert Bowron and sister Miss Montie Rose Bowron of Lorenzo, Texas, are visiting this week with their uncle F. H. Bowron and family.
Mrs. W. S. McJimsey is in Wichita Kansas to spend several weeks with her son Robert McJimsey.
Mrs N S Farmer was seized by sudden illness and taken to the hospital yesterday where she remains quite ill with pneumonia.
Mrs Ruby Manzey came back to Mineral Wells on Monday after a pleasant visit with Mrs J A Sims in this city.
George T. Spears, manager of The Breckenridge Daily American, was a business visitor in Graham yesterday, meeting local officials and discussing regional newspaper operations.
A. J. Bryant visited The Leader office last Friday and renewed his subscription for one year. He has read The Leader for thirty two years.
D G Vick of Fort Worth is here today handling business interests. E C Reed returned last Saturday from a Dallas business trip. Mrs T A Wilkerson is critically ill at her South Oak street home after nearly three weeks of illness.
Miss Eula Logan of Wichita Falls spent Christmas holidays in Graham visiting relatives and friends. Misses Mary and Katherine Kemp of Mullen are here visiting their sister Miss Myrtle Kemp. Sikes Wood returned Tuesday from Seymour and Olney where he spent the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rickman returned last night from a visit to Terrell, Texas.
Mr and Mrs Morris T Bronstad of Denison spent Christmas with their sister Mrs J C Love lace in town.
J. H. Robbins made a pleasant call at The Leader office yesterday, adding to another year of routine engagement with the paper.
A letter argues football should be banned nationwide citing spinal injuries in youths. It claims kinks in the back persist after the season and urges readers to open John’s physiology to learn about the spine’s 24 vertebrae and 31 nerve pairs guiding organ function.
In a brief note, J. R. O'Connell, a chiropractor at Graham National Bank, argues a concussion or nerve pressure can impair heart action. He claims chiropractic adjustments permanently relieve the cause, though regrets it may not pass forever.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Crouch of McKinney spent Christmas with their parents Mr and Mrs C W Johnson, sharing holiday time in the area with family.
Dr. W. H. Logan spent Christmas in Graham and has been in the Kosse oil field for several months tending to his interests there.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Sherwood spent Christmas with relatives in Wellington. See Mr Sherwood for information about his hunting trips while there.
Misses Elizabeth and Tella Bell Touchstone of Sherman spent Christmas here with their sister, Mrs Frank Forbes. They were accompanied by Miss Gelda Miers of Vera Cruz Mexico.
W W Jackson and his family from Burkburnett visited Mrs D W Dickenson at Loving on Monday. Mrs Jackson is Mrs Dickenson’s daughter.
Edgar McLendon and his family enjoyed a Christmas dinner with Mr and Mrs Bird Padgett at Leving. It was a real feast of all the good things to eat.
A. A. Jackson and family from Dallas visited Graham and Louire during Christmas. Mrs. Jackson is the sister of D. D. Dickinson of Fast Graham.
Mr and Mrs Will F Evans and their daughter Maidee Fern of the Davis Mountains are spending the Christmas holidays visiting Mr and Mrs Jas W Carlton.
John Mays and son B Mays of Marlow Oklahoma George Mayes of Lorenzo Texas and Will Mayes of Balis Texas visited relatives here during the Christmas holidays. They all formerly lived in Young county.
Mr and Mrs Gobel Reese visited relatives in Eastland during the holidays Mr Reese returned Tuesday but Mrs Reese stayed longer for a extended visit with kin in the area
L. F. Mallow visited Eliasville Tuesday night to assist local boys after earning a certificate of proficiency in masonic work at the grand lodge in Waco. Several Eliasville masons also received certificates at the grand lodge.
The Leader reports Felix Ury, still active in the oil business, expresses interest in Graham and Young counties and offers assistance to friends with any business needs. He can be reached at Box 143, Kansas City, Missouri.
The Graham Steam Laundry holds a bundle for an escaped prisoner last night. Frank Southall is in charge of arranging delivery once the proper party notifies the laundry.
Three inmates who fled the county jail last night have not called any friends. They were last sighted as Doc Williams passed Mr Goode’s home on South Oak Street, retrieved his pistol, and said goodbye.
I. S. Crutcher added his name to the local subscription roster this week, signaling renewed engagement with community publications and continuing reader support.
For sale a small lot of umbrella China trees two years old. Contact Mrs Julia Groves at 730 Plum Street. Price eighteen cents. For rent a two room house at 12 East Fourth Street listed by Pat Bryan.
A short devotional line asks to stay young enough to share laughter with children and to lose oneself in their joy and pay.
A concise drill of poor work habits and self defeat outlines why a worker lagged behind. The piece highlights lack of initiative, dependence on others, poor methods, and excuses like I forgot or I couldn't help it. It reads as a moral caution from The Business Printer.
A playful verse about five dealers shrinking to one as prices, ads, windows, and overhead fall away. The remaining dealer grows by learning from experience and continues onward.
In a Literary Digest straw vote Ohio reported 20 285 dry and 25 511 net. The real election gave Ohio a chance to modify prohibition to permit sale of light wines and beers and the majority against this measure stood at 200 000.
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