Spring Goods Arrive on Trains with Pennant Percals
Store notes that new Spring Goods are arriving by train, promising a complete stock. Attention is drawn to items already available for inspection including Pennant Percals.
10 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
1
Store notes that new Spring Goods are arriving by train, promising a complete stock. Attention is drawn to items already available for inspection including Pennant Percals.
A small wedding took place Sunday January 30 at 12 30 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs F L Dair at the corner of 10th and Brice The bride Della Horner sister of Mrs Adair married Mr P O Young a gasman The couple are well regarded in Memphis and Hall County and their friends extend congratulations for a long happy prosperous marriage officiated by L Humpreys The Hall County Herald notes the bride is a Young county native and praises the groom as a fine citizen The Leader adds best wishes to the couple.
Friday night Mr and Mrs Finch entertained the adult department of the Methodist Sunday School at their residence on South Cherry Street. Superintendent Boyd Street, Star F, BE Singleton and Mr Adh gave speeches and guests enjoyed games. Refreshments of coffee and sandwiches were served and a neat dinner card was presented to each guest as they departed.
J J Daws, one of Young County's oldest pioneers and a Confederate veteran, died last Saturday at his daughter Mrs W P Stinsons home near Eliasville. He had suffered feeble health for years and was laid to rest in the Eliasville cemetery Saturday evening. He raised a large family now scattered, and his death removes a hospitable Southern figure from the community. The Leader offers condolences to his sorrowing relatives.
Mrs E E Johnson longtime Graham resident died at her daughter Mrs Deweys Duncan Oklahoma home last Saturday Her remains were shipped to Graham and interred here Monday She ran a millinery business on West Main Street in the house now owned by Rev Fisher Condolences flow from old timers and through the Leader The wedding at First Baptist was held at 230 pm for Miss Laura Wilkins and Mr Richard Caldwell Rev T E Cannedy officiated Prof Talliaferro played the wedding march Bride and groom left for Rock Island Illinois after the ceremony The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Wilkins The groom previously worked with Young County Abstract Title Company in Graham and will serve as Illinois agent to attract homeseekers to the area The Leader joins in congratulating the couple
We are authorized this week to place the name of George F Parsons in our announcement column for re election to the office of County Commissioner of Precinct No 1. Parsons has filled the position well and is thoroughly qualified and familiar with the duties. He announces subject to the democratic primaries next July.
The people of Eliasville express grateful appreciation for the earnest and punctual ministering to the late J. J. Daws during his illness. The entire family offers thanks and asks the community to accept their appreciation.
Clay Wilson the deputy tax assessor spends this week touring the country learning wealth of citizens. He expects to be out of town for three or four weeks.
Astronomers say Earth may pass through Halley’s tail in May after a bright naked eye display begins in April. The 75 to 76 year cycle is noted, with the 30 degree long tail visible after sunset, promising a glorious meteoric shower if intersected.
The speaker argues people should embody virtue at home and plant shade trees. They urge turning the home into a palace for a wife, criticizing the phrase I'm not able now as laziness and a failure to value the greatest blessing home.
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