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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
3
Local brief highlights include a Tom Thumb wedding invitation and multiple town notices. Mrs G W Black is seriously ill, Mrs W J McKinney returned from Seymour visit, and R R Todd moved to Mosley house. Lyon Hardware advertises tin work, wind mills, tanks, pumps, and stock feed. Watermelons on ice and early season crops noted.
A reader in Halletsville Texas, C. C. Coox, endorses Hunt's Lightning Oil as an effective pain and sprain reliever. The item is offered at 25 cents per bottle and two-cant bottles are available.
A Southwest town sewing offer invites customers to Mrs. 8. E. Hunter for affordable tailoring. Newcastle visitors Mrs. J. C. Casburn and her daughter Miss Alta visited the city last Sunday.
Mrs Powell and her young daughter Ione of Avalon Texas visit the Hallam family. Advertisers Hallam and Eddleman praise a honey with a fresh, distinctive taste reminiscent of wildflowers and home. The Square Dealers.
All parties are hereby notified that all hunting and fishing is forbidden on my premises and that I will prosecute anyone caught so doing. Jason Mayes.
J L Vaughan came back Tuesday from Penelope Texas where he visited relatives. He was accompanied home by his two nieces Maude and Kate Vaughan who will stay to visit here for a while.
Bay mare with B heart brand on right hip and a scar on her left four foot. She is shod behind. Any information appreciated by Guy SEYBOLD.
A bank ad argues that even a man with modest income faces temptation to spend small change on cheap luxuries. It suggests opening a checking account at Graham National Bank as an easy, reliable way to curb thrift-compromising impulses and begin building a monetary start.
Hallam and Eddieman invite you to try a month’s bill, urging your trade with enthusiasm and promising to please. They stress eagerness to serve and suggest they will make every effort to secure your patronage.
R M Todd and family left Tuesday for a visit to relatives in Stephens county. Mr Todd will return in a day or two but his folks will remain for an extended visit.
A brief ad promotes Cheatham's Laxative Tablets as a convenient chills remedy with no quinine side effects. They come in a pocket size, require no spoon, and are priced at 25 cents per box in GEO WE TLAKE.
An old fashioned ad extols a long marriage as reaching a healthy age and recommends Ballard's Herbine to maintain liver function all year. The medicine is priced at 50 cents per bottle and sold by druggists everywhere.
Henry Chapel reports heavy rains last Tuesday leaving fields too wet to plow. Corn looks good, cotton growing, gardens promising. Mrs Eva Gilmore irrigates for monthlong snap beans. W B Hinson suffers neuralgia. Sunday school crowds and lessons draw locals. Mrs Rebecca Greenwade from Clarendon visits brother John Kislinger. Brazos River high for ten days. Mrs N Anderson of Graham visiting Grandpa Anderson and son Louie. Citizens plan gin at Finis. Edna Nellie Jarnagin and Callie Shannon with Mattie attend Graham district conference. Byron Wade laid up with chicken pox, now recovering. no new cases. Harry Smith travels to Graham to meet Wade family, who praise Young County. Little Boyd Shannon visits Jarnagin family. A READER.
Mrs. Eula Preslad of Greenfield Tennessee says she has kept Hunt's Cure on hand for fifteen years and finds it peerless for eczema ringworm and similar itching skin troubles noting it as an old friend and a true one priced at 0c per box.
South Bend residents Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Love cut short a Mississippi visit due to their baby's illness, now improving slowly. Local social notes mention Misses Mary and Bertha McBrayer shopping in Graham, Everet Harrell at district conference in Graham, T. A. Kirkley with relatives on Peach Creek, Adele Harrell visiting grandparents, and Mrs. Emily Rogers with Pleasant Hill visitors. Several others on the sick list include Mrs. B. V. Harrell and Mrs. J. R. McCluskey. J. H. Rogers and J. R. Holcomb attended the W O W lodge in Graham. Saturday morning rain refreshed crops. farmers behind with hoeing expect to catch up.
Estray notice filed by G F Parsons commissioner Precinct 1 Young County Texas and left with R B R Hightower ten miles north of Grah described stock a black horse and a work mule about 10 or 12 years old about 13 hands high no brands posted June 4 1909 if not proved away the animal will be disposed of as required by law dated June 30 1909 G F Parsons collector precinct 1 Young County Texas
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