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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
4
In Graham Texas on Friday last Dr and Mrs Chism and Miss Chism hosted a six o clock dinner. Guests enjoyed games readings by the Misses Chism and piano selections by Miss Aytchie Chism. Attending were Dr and Mrs Gallaher Mr and Mrs J C Fisher Mesdames Anderson Mallett Brown Misses Inez Vivian Anderson Bessie James Janie Stafford and Mr Joe Clark.
Multiple Christmas visits and family gatherings are noted across Graham Texas with relatives in Woodson Olney and Luling. Local business mentions include J W Daws renewing with the Leader and auto/ hardware ads. Medical notices promote Dr Cox products including Painless Blister and Barbed Wire Lini.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mayes on December 23, a boy. W. M. Atwood and little son, Andrew, were pleasant callers at our office on December 22.
Morgan Jones of the Abilene and Southern Ry visited Col. R C McPhails on business last week. Dr Ball of Crystal Falls visited his old Mississippi home during the holidays and left his car with Graham Auto Supply Company until return.
Stop renting option offers 1 to 10 cash and balance due in two to ten years at 8 percent. Best open prairie land near a school, with fencing, a gin, and a railroad. Seller: E. 8S. Graham, Graham, Texas.
Bert E. McGlamery spent Christmas with his parents at Eliasville and returned last Thursday to Fort Worth to re enter Polytechnic College. Bert is now editor of The Independent the college paper published at Polytechnic. All druggists sell Dr. Cox's Barbed Wire Liniment 25c 50c and $1.00 bottles. Guaranteed to deal without leaving a blemish or money refunded.
A wedding at the Keith home in True on December 14 at 7 30 p m united Miss Myrtle Keith with Mr Jimmy Choate Rev J L Roach officiated The couple were praised as refined loving prospects The reception featured an elegant supper and a long presents list from friends and relatives including Vodie and Jessie Watson and many others
A historical notice asserts sickness arises from a hidden nerve failing the organ it controls, claims Dr Shoop identified the cause, and promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative as correcting the nerve instead of merely stimulating the stomach or heart. A five to ten day test is urged with sales by Graham Drug Co.
Two or three experienced canvassers are sought to travel as General Agents to appoint Local Agents. Also a Manager is needed for this District to sell Books and Bibles on an easy payment plan, include soliciting, delivery and collection. Easy permanent work with earnings of 350 to 500 dollars per month. Experience not required. Free full particulars. Address A B Kuhlman Company Chicago Illinois.
The notice promotes W L Howry Wagon Yard offering clean stalls fresh water good camp houses and courteous treatment with a watchman on duty day and night. It lists hay corn oats bran and chops at reasonable prices and ends with a claim of being too well known to require further details.
An offer to subscribe to the Leader and Dallas News for a full year at a price of 1.75 dollars. The deal highlights savings and convenience for readers seeking daily delivery. Subscriptions include regular newspaper access and home delivery details.
A 1910 Christmas notes several moves and visits in Bangs Texas. W H Ardis moves to town, Mrs I Price helps relative nearby, and several residents including Cora Beaty Carrie Tipton and Frank Meece make weekend trips. A second report recalls December 25 1910 at the Parsons home where Confederate veterans dined first and received small Confederate flags from Mrs Parsons.
A C Daws, prominent ranchman from Throckmorton County, visited the city last Saturday to announce that his new Throckmorton home is nearly finished on the site where a building burned down shortly after completion a few months ago.
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