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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
3
In every department lines will be strengthened by replacing poor lines with premium makes. We will offer only the best standard models and will not run our usual January sale. By opening our books early this year we aim to benefit the public. Customers may speak up without hesitation. we are ready to adjust any complaint at all times.
Joe Mabry returned from TCU for holidays. Camile Gallaher spent last week in Graham. J D Davis and family arrived from Eliasville. D D Dickinson visited Graham. Preston Dickenson was in Graham last Saturday. C K Ward renewed for the Leader. Brook Payne and sister Manda visited Grandview. Prof Joe L Clark spent holidays in Graham. Hal Jackson returned to A and M. Miss Vivian Anderson went to Dallas. E M Tankersley and Joe N Payne went to Fort Worth. Miss Ethel Rogers visited Weatherford relatives. Miss Euphy Choice visited Gainesville. Myrtle Rider spent holidays with her parents in Mineral Wells.
Miss Aytchie Chism left yesterday for Midland to aid her sister Miss Sallie Chism who teaches expression at Midland College after holidays with their parents. Miss Sallie Chism departed Tuesday for Midland to continue teaching expression at Midland College following the holidays.
Oysters fish chicken and market goods flourish as local eateries and vendors advertise. J M Atcheson, near Graham, a prominent Jersey cattle owner, calls himself a Young county booster. The oyster season is now open with top service and style. Oma Hornbeak, Belknap teacher, returned from Corsicana visit. Tires vulcanizing offered by Graham Auto Supply Co.
Blacksmithing coal has arrived. J. J. Dowdy spent Christmas with his brother in Georgia and returned home last week. Verla Cooper, a Baylor University student in Waco, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. A. Cooper over Christmas.
Mary C Abbott of Wolfeboro New Hampshire reports rapid relief from rheumatic pain caused by uric acid and kidney buildup after three days of Foley Kidney Pills. She says the pills restored movement and removed agony in feet joints and back and endorses the product. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
On Wednesday December 28 at the home of Rev G W Black in this city Rev Black officiated at a quiet wedding un attended by many friends. The couple, J T Wilson of Thornton Texas and Miss Hattie Reagan daughter of Rev Z H Reagan, will reside in Thornton Texas.
Dr. Rutherford, veterinary science specialist, will be in Graham Monday January 9 for one week to practice his profession. Office at Graham Drug Co.
Fulbright Swain returns from Johnson county. Granny Sparks listed as sick. Mr and Mrs J T Sims travel to Batesville Arkansas and other relatives for holidays. Rev Nichol of Clifton Texas preaches at Shinola and delivers strong sermons. Dinner served on the ground for all attendees. W T Finch of Graham visits Monday then proceeds to Megargel. Ruth Gilliam and Mrs H K Weems shop in Graham Saturday. Auto supplies touted by Graham Supply Co. Sallie Porter spends Christmas with family then returns to Baylor University Waco.
Subscriptions available for one year to the Leader and Semi weekly Dallas News at a price of 1.75 dollars. Call to subscribe now.
An old package claim promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. It warns that none are genuine without the Bee Hive and urges buyers to remember Foley's Honey and Tar and reject substitutes. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
Robert Allen visited his breer Monroe at Megargel during a recent visit. Miss Mary Melton spent time with home folks last week and attends Polytechnic College in Fort Worth. Miss Alice McMurry returned to Daniel Baker College in Brownwood after holidays with her parents. R. V. Tidwell and Eddie Mayes were joined by Miss Stella Porter in visiting Dallas. Misses Sallie Porter and Virla Cooper returned to Baylor University in Waco for the new term.
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