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Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1923

Page

5

Local Notices From Graham Area Openings and Births

J A Holt of Loving was in Graham Big Monday. Mrs R E Mabry has been very sick several days. Pearl Steen visited Graham today. Joe Wootten returned from Coleman. E C Reed on business trip to Tulsa. J B Norris returned from Haskell. R F Short of Dallas visiting Graham. Mr and Mrs W H Ayers welcome a son born January 4. Mr and Mrs Foster of South Bend welcome a son born last Friday. Mr and Mrs J W Neal hosting a son at their home since the fourth.

Mrs. Foster South Bend J. W. Neal

Street and Co. J. G. Hawkins Visits Graham

J. G. Hawkins of Lone Oak visits Graham for a business engagement. Mr and Mrs Lewis Brooks welcome a baby son born in January. Mrs Gobel Reese returns home from a relatives visit in Eastland. Some readers debate flapper fashions as appealing or appalling.

J. G. Hawkins of Lone Oak Graham Lewis Brooks

Local visitors and travel notes from Graham area

T. Holbert and son Goodman of Proffitt visited Graham as business guests last Friday. Dan Padgett of Loving left Sunday for Paducah to live for a while. Mr and Mrs H B Padgett of Loving were here for Big Monday. Rev W E Harrell and family of Loving were in Graham last Saturday. W A Stewart, critically ill last week, is slowly improving and able to be on the streets this week.

T. Holbert and Son, Goodman, of Proffitt Graham Dan Padgett Loving Paducah Mrs. H. B. Padgett W. E. Harrell Family of Loving W. A. Stewart John Cole Eliasville Mr. Cole Hattie Reeves Graham High School

NEW GINGHAMS AND LOCAL NOTES FROM GRAHAM

The town reports a large stock of fine spring ginghams arriving. W M Hale of Olney visits Graham and South Bend. A J Ernest of Dallas, general manager of the Ohio Cultivator company, also in Graham. Grandma Rushing of Olney dies of pneumonia. two youths jailed for Christmas drinking. Local updates include illnesses, an explosion injury improving, and visits from G L Nicewarner of New Mexico. Superintendent Avants departs for Stamford for State Teachers Association meetings on school legislation.

A. J. Ernest Dallas Graham Oho Cultivator Company H. H. Avants Stamford State Teachers’ Association el Paso Houston

Bankrupt's Discharge Petition in Northern District of Texas

In the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Texas Claude Lee Young of Eliasville Texas petitions for discharge after being adjudged bankrupt on February 17 1922. Creditors are given until February 7 1923 to oppose discharge. The notice also records local items and a New York radio broadcast of Trinity Church chimes on New Year’s night with the opening number Nearer My God to Thee.

Paris H. N. Evans H. O. Willenburg Ben Paschall District Court of the United States Northern District of Texas Claude Lee Young Eliasville Young Texas Wichita Falls Trinity Church Financial District New York City

Judge M. D. Brown Returns Home After Illness

Judge M. D. Brown was moved from the sanatorium to his home Tuesday and friends report he is improving.

M. D. Brown

E S Cusenbary Returns From Murray Farm Trip

E S Cusenbary came back Saturday from a visit to his farm at Murray.

E. S. Cusenbary Murray

Oatmans Visit Graham While on Short Stay

Mr and Mrs E A Oatman visited in Graham from Saturday to Tuesday They spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs W A Ribble and Monday night with Mr and Mrs Carl Newman Mr Oatman is a brother of Mrs R E Mabry.

E. A. Oatman Graham W. A. Ribble Carl Newman Mr. Oatman R. E. Mabry

Couple Seeks Quick Wedding at Rev Black Home

W A Robinson and Miss Jewel Hilburn of Jermyn visited Rev G W Black Tuesday afternoon asking the "Marrying Par son" to pronounce them man and wife. Black consented and soon the couple left married and happy.

W. A. Robinson Miss Jewel Hilburn Jermyn Rev G. W. Black Brother Black

Doctor Chism Returns From Huntsville Visit

Dr. Chism returned this week from a trip to Huntsville to visit his daughters. He reported a successful trip and said he feels fine.

Dr. Chism Huntsville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Graham Light & Power J. A. Holt Pearl Steen Joe Wootten Coleman E. C. Reed Tulsa Oklahoma J. B. Norris Haskell R. F. Short W. H. Ayers Street & CO Ramsey Drug Company Big Ben W. M. Hale Olney Cash Grocery & Market W. H. Kennedy Miss Faye Denton Grandma Rushing A. J. Creed C. C. Johnson G. L. Nicewarner New Mexico Mr. Nicewarner Jean Young County Leader Faye Templeton E. J. Heath Tennessee Street Miss Templeton Cocke School of Expression of Buckner Orphans Home Kaufman Grace Edgar Newcastle Tex East 2Nd St H. B. Cogdell S. Elm St Henly Graham Land E. S. Graham Cherry Sts R. S. Mabry Cherry South Venished Cherry St Ooms Unfor L. B. Scott Finley Scruggs Oak Street P. O. Box Bakersfield Calif East ST Herron City J. S. Wade Jacksboro Carl Kisinger W. P. Spurgin Third Street S. W. Tel E. B. Green Studebaker Graham Lots H. C. Walker Second Sts Louis Bower Buick Shamrock Motor CO Burch Ranch Genuine Bull Durham Tobacco May & Tyra L. L. Lawdon Eliasville, Texas Blue Bonnet Lillian Bailes Mowrey E. N. Jerry City Tailors J. C. Parker Thelbert Martin Dan Robert Allen Pawhuska J. A. Allen Emerson Carlyle C. H. Edwards S. W. No H. M. Taylor Ind D. G. Vick Durranty State Bank Graham Tire Co Liberty Filling Station Graham, Texas South East Corner Paris Tailors France
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