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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
1
C W Rasure Nominated For Tax Assessor In Young County
In the Leader’s announcement column Prof C W Rasure is named as a candidate for Young County tax assessor, subject to the July Democratic primaries. A longtime county educator and Graham High School principal, he is praised for sterling character and proven public education work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Rasure
Young County
Rasure
Graham High School
Beckham National Bank Observes Feb 22 Holiday
The Beckham National Bank will observe Saturday February 22 as a holiday. The notice notes bank services paused for the day with standard return to operations on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Beckham National Bank
Death of A C Fields Near Olney and Burial at Spring Creek
A C Fields died at his residence nine miles southwest of Olney at 7 pm last Monday from consumption. He was buried Tuesday evening in Spring Creek cemetery. Fields had moved to this county from Jack county last fall. Denton Flour car just received at Stewart and Son's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Fields
Olney
Spring Creek
Mr. Fields
Jack County
Denton
Stewart & Son’s
Lisle and Woods Tie The Knot In Ming Bend Goose Neck Bend
Frank Lisle and Miss Eda Woods were married in this city last Saturday with Judge Geo H McLaren officiating. The groom is the son of O D Lisle of Ming Bend and the bride is the daughter of Billie G Woods of Goose Neck Bend. Leader joins their friends in extending congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lisle
Eda Woods
Geo. H. McLaren
O. D. Lisle
Ming Bend
Billie G. Woods
Gooseneck Bend
Supper for building fund at Rehder home on March 5
The ladies of the Episcopal church plan a supper at Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rehder's home on Thursday evening March 5 to raise funds for their building project now nearing completion. Proceeds will support the church edifice and attendees are promised an elegant repast. Mrs. T. Cunningham departs that morning for an extended visit to Rio Grande country relatives, visiting Yocum, Brownsville, Hidalgo, Reynosa, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
W. J. Rehder
T. Cunningham
Rio Grande Country
Yoakum
M. 8. Handy
Brownsville
Hidalgo
Reynosa
Mexico
For Sale Two Cultivators and Cotton Seed
For Sale two good four plow riding cultivators and a few more bush els of Mebane Triumph Cotton Seed. The seeds are described as the best on the market. 272 J. A. BAKER Grabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Baker
Sunday School Union Discusses Growth and Lectures
The City Sunday School Union at the Christian church discussed effective methods for Sunday School and senior class results. Leaders Paxson Gallaher Snoddy led talks while Rev. Twitty offered a banner for the largest attending group. The group plans lectures by Mr. Wiggins and appointed a program committee. Meeting adjourned to February's fourth Lord's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Sunday School Union
Christian Church
Paxson
Gallaher
Snoddy
Rev
Twitty
M. E. Church
Wiggins
Park
Lichte
Valuable Remedy for Colds and Croup
Attorney W. W. Gray of Wenatchee says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has given his family good results for colds and croup and he keeps it in the house. Sold by all druggists. The First Baptist church broke dirt last Thursday to begin a new building foundation with a brief program including scripture, prayer, Judge R F Arnold speech, and musical recitations. The project, costing about 7000 dollars, marks 25 years since the church first laid the foundation for larger quarters. Geo Benson and family of Farmer traded in Graham Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gray
Wenatchee, Wash
Chamberlain
First Baptist Church
G. W. Black
R. F. Arnold
Nellie Cardwell
Arnold
Denominational Oxen Joke On The Texas Road
A traveler meets a wagon with four oxen named after denominations. The driver explains each name with humorous traits: Presbyterians true blue and reliable, Baptists thirsty for water, Episcopalians proud and head held high, and Methodists easily stirred yet only pulling when urged.
Gainesville visit ends as Misses Cassell and Johnson return home
Misses Sophia Cassell and Annie Johnson returned to their Gainesville home yesterday after several weeks in the city visiting Mrs. W. C. Harrell. Geo. H. Craig, recently from his ranch, said his stock are wintering nicely so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Cassell
Annie Johnson
Gainesville
City
W. C. Harrell
Geo. H. Craig
Salve promises relief for itching and eczema woes
A historical ad states Chamberlain's Salve stops itching and has cured many cases. It is sold by druggists. The obituary notes Lee Fields, a young man living with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fields near Olney, died of pneumonia last Monday at 6 am and was buried in Olney cemetery on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Lee Fields
H. C. Fields
Olney
Also Mentioned on This Page
ALL Ladies’ Skirts
Graham
Lisle-Woods
Makers
Hamilton-Brown
Mabry, Short & CO
Wallace
Gooseneck
South Bend
Susc
Eliasville
Fish Creek
Ikea
Miller Bend
Belknap
Proffitt
Farmer
Potter
Baptists
Geo. Benson
Texas
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