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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
1
Our Clothing offers all wool Stadium College Suits with guaranteed shape retention. Exclusive Graham agents for Hamilton Brown dress shoes and American Gentleman and American Lady lines. Spring Oxfords arriving this week for careful classy dressers seeking durable footwear.
Sunday services at multiple churches featured diverse sermons and music amid a pleasant day. Baptists and Presbyterians reported sizable Sunday school attendance and offerings while Priscilla Club and C L S C sessions debated history and literature. A schoolhouse fire incident and local social events were also noted.
The brightest child Carman appears nightly with the Angels comedians. Wilson and Delzell perform a clever duo of comedy songs and dances that stand out as a season feature.
R C McPhaill is able to sit up and enjoy a steady stream of visitors as he recovers, showcasing improved health and ongoing support from friends and family.
The Free Press notes the December 1 wedding of Mr. C. L. Lewis and Miss Louise Lamar at the bride’s sister home in Abilene. They will live in Haskell, where Lewis works for the Western Union and Miss Lamar is popular locally. The notice thanks friends and wishes conjugal bliss.
P Stewart of Loving reports wheat and oats spared by a severe winter. He says heavy freezes loosened soil and moisture sank, forecasting a strong year for crops and urging farmers to plant large fields.
Mrs. M. A. Gathings died at her son Charlie Gathings home east of town last Monday morning. Funeral services were led by Rev. W. W. Noble and she was buried that evening in Oak Grove Cemetery. She was eighty three and had lived in the county for over twenty years. She leaves two sons.
Five days remain to pay poll tax and receive a voting receipt for the year. Many residents have not paid, risking reduced voting strength in the county by February first. O Melcher of the Rock Island system and Judge Pierce were killed in an Illinois wreck last Tuesday. Pierce buried in Ft. Smith Arkansas. Melcher funeral in Winnetka, Illinois. Rock Island trains halted briefly for the funeral proceedings.
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