Death of Henry Belding at Kingsley Hotel
Henry Belding aged 81 died suddenly at the Kingsley Hotel where he and wife Mary Wilder Belding had been guests. He had just left Fort Worth hospital and was returning to Palo Pinto county, the oldest continuous resident, survived by his wife and three children. The obituary notes his Methodist faith and esteem among neighbors. Also brief notices promote Ballard's Snow Liniment and Herbine. Memorial remarks by Mrs. Maggie Harless honor Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Belding
Kingsley Hotel
Will Belding
Palo Pinto
Mesdames Marie Donnell
Fannie Donnell
Eliasville
Mr. Belding
All Saints Hospital
Fort Worth
Methodist Church
Beetham & Son
Maggie Harless
Rebeka
Odd Fellowship
Graham Steam Laundry Seeks New Patron Following Receiver Appointmen
The Graham Steam Laundry announces A. M. Cole as receiver and invites customers to continue using their service. They request laundry be ready for pickup early in the week and offer office contact options if the deliveryman does not call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Steam Laundry
A. M. Cole
Court officials and local business notices in Graham
District Judge P A Martin spent time with family at Graham while Judge Jo A P Dickson of Seymour handled cases in which Martin was disqualified at Wichita Falls. Materials deadline reminders urge ads by Tuesday noon, with pickup options on Saturday or Monday. Local ads promote J L Castleman groceries and Union Wagon Yard in Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Martin
Graham
Jo. A. P. Dickson
Seymour
Martin
Wichita Falls
Wichita
J. L. Castleman’s
Country Co
Union Wagon Yard
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D. G. Vick & GO
Mineral Wells Index
Ballard
Gaines B. Hall
Presbyterian Church
Tank Valley
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
J. E. (Ewing
Norris Undertaker
S. W
Ind
Nyal
B. S. Doty & Company
Sampson Wind
Lyon Hardware Co