Local Notes July 9 1908
R A Dalrymple was in town yesterday. Heavy rain fell Monday evening. J T Vaughan & Co bought the insurance business of J R C McPhaill. Fresh honey at A F Stewart & Son. St Louis Restaurant advertises meals and candies. Mrs Alma Martin sick but improving. Miss Annie Willis visits Center Ridge and Walters Oklahoma. Mrs G W Black visiting Proffitt. Miss Ella Turner visiting Mrs Clarence Keen at Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Turner
Center Ridge
Mrs
Clarence Keen
Farmer
Ball Game A Success Between Married and Single Men
A ball game at the ball park last Saturday evening between married and single men netted the cemetery association 46.70 with 6.05 for grand stand seats. The married men won 6 to 4. Manager Mr Meece thanks all helpers and especially the True Band for music and parade to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
Meece
Lost gold woven wire bracelet at a picnic
A gold woven wire bracelet with snap and buckle was lost at a picnic. Finder will be liberally rewarded if returned to this office. Local notes mention Uncle Ben Waters was seen yesterday, and several visitors including Mrs J Pohlmann, Graham Stewart, Clark Knight, and P E Matthews with family are in town.
Halams and Smiths Visit Relatives in Texas
Ron R. and Mrs. R. Halam with children left yesterday for Albany Texas to visit relatives for several days. Mrs. H. M. Smith returned from a visit to Bridgeport last Monday night and was accompanied home by her sister Miss Eva Tunnell who will spend time visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. R . Halam
Albany
Texas
H. M. Smith
Bridgeport
Eva Tunnell
J. D. Wilson
Chloe Aldis
Bowie
Farmer
Hunt's Cure Proclaimed A Guaranteed Skin Remedy
Louisville reader cites Hunt's Cure as effective for skin diseases. The column notes many similar letters praising the product. It claims the remedy is strictly guaranteed and stops itching instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Johnson
Louisville, Ky
Hunt
Local Visit Ends as Lewis Sherrill Heads Home
Lewis Sherrill of Haskell, who had been visiting his uncle J. B. Norris here for a week, left Friday morning for Eliasville to spend a few days with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Sherrill
Haskell
J. B. Norris
Eliasville
Elks Parade and Dallas Trip Offer
The Rock Island announces round trip tickets to Dallas with return by July 17th from July 16. Fare set at $1.50 for the round trip. In local notes, a large group of youths enjoy an outing and fishing at Gooseneck Bend this week. Miss Jessie Morrison returns to Bryson after visiting here several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Dallas
Gooseneck Bend
Canvass Plan From C W Rasure For Young County
C W Rasure asks voters across Young County for support despite late school closure delaying a full canvass. He offers to meet everyone and values backing, signing the appeal with respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young County
C. W. Rasure
Local Visits Highlight Week End Travel in Area
Mrs Clem McCarver of Cisco visits her mother Mrs M D Wallace in the city. Cortez Slaughter of Bowie visits his brother Leon Slaughter here last Wednesday. Tess McHarg of Thurber visits relatives Saturday and Sunday. Miss Greta Lichte leaves Saturday to visit her brother Herman Lichte in Fort Worth then to Philadelphia to become a nurse at a children's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. Pohlmann
Herman Lichte
Fort Worth
Clem McCarver
Cisco
M. D. Wallace
Cortez Slaughter
Bowie
Leon Slaughter
Tess McHarg
Thurber
Greta Lichte
Philadelphia
Children’s Hospital
Graham Couple Wed In Quiet City Ceremony
Logan Eddleman and Miss Cliftie E Eddleman were married at the bride’s mother's home with Rev O T Cooper officiating. The groom, a leading physician, and the bride, long a Graham resident, will reside here after visiting Bluffdale relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Logan
Cliftie E. Eddleman
H. E.eddleman
O. T. Cooper
Jacksboro
Graham
Bluffdale
Hawkins Chapel Community News and Activities
A cool breeze and recent rains bring relief to Hawkins Chapel farmers busy with cotton. Sunday School attendance was solid as Bro. Bowman led service at 11 a m. The Jean ball team beat Hawkins Chapel 2 to 0 last Tuesday. Lily Tedrow and Elzie Bowman visited relatives in Archer county. Pleasant View church will hold a protracted meeting starting Friday before the third Sunday in July with Rev. Harmon son assisting Bro. Black, under an arbor north of the church. Also announced is a meeting beginning first Sunday in August for ten days with Bro. Bowman leading. Let us pray for good community gatherings. Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Jean Ball
Hawkins Chapel
Lily Tedrow
Elzie
Archer County
Pleasant View
Perry Harmonson
Bro
Black
Donovan
Farm Bull Seeks Owner Near South Bend
From my farm near South Bend, one eighteen month old Jersey bull, fawn color, no marks or brands. Any information concerning him will be appreciated by J. R. McCarroll at Morrison's store, or by W. C. Glenn at farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
J. R. McCarroll
Morrison's
W.C. Glenn
Texas Delegation Probes Integrity Claims In Denver
The Texas delegation in Denver investigated a report questioning Senator Bailey and whether Bryan made remarks linking the senator to Waters-Pierce Oil Co. The leaders were to contact Bryan to verify the remarks, but Bailey was absent and could not be drawn into the dispute, rendering the matter largely inconsequential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Denver
Senator Bailey
Bryan
Waters-Pierce Oil Co
Mr. Bailey
The
Gulf
Picnic at Reunion Grounds for County Candidates
Graham Leader note invites all to a July 16 picnic at the Reunion Grounds on the Clear Fork for the County Candidates. Ground will offer refreshments, baseball games, and other amusements. cordial invitation extended by H. C. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Clear Fork
H. C. Wilson
Priscilla Club hosts afternoon of games and favors
Miss Bessie James led a Priscilla Club gathering with progressive games won by Mrs. W. C. Harrell and a conundrum contest won by Mrs. H. L. Morrison. Guests included Mesdames McKeene, Garrett, McHarg, Miss Jean Burns, and Miss James praised as hostess. Next meeting set with Mrs. Harwell. Also notes travel, real estate offerings, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie James
Priscilla Club
W. C. Harrell
H. L. Morrison
Patton Again In Jail In Mills Tragedy Case
Hayner Patton, a defendant and witness in the Mills tragedy, was confined by deputy sheriff T. E. Wallace after recent strange behavior. His physician and bondsmen say he is troubled by hallucinations and fear, with a likely lunacy trial ahead. Since confinement, he attempted suicide using improvised ropes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Wallace
Patton
When We Really and Truly Begin to Live
A Cle purne Enterprise quotation by J. R. Ransome urges shared duty to help others. It argues true living comes from empathy and reducing others’ sorrows, not selfish gain. The piece cites widespread moral service as life’s highest aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Ransome
Clepurne Enterprise
Stamp Pictures I am ready again to make stamp pictures
J Driver states readiness to resume stamp portrait work at the same location. He signs the note confirming intention to continue taking stamp pictures, implying persistence in a small local business activity. The brief item lacks dates or further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Driver
Protracted Meeting Planned at True Church
Rev. A. C. Parker and a singer will start a protracted meeting at True on Tuesday before the Fifth Sunday in July. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True
A. C. Parker
Singer
Evening Charity Game At Gallaher Home
Miss Corinne Gallaher hosted a progressive 42 game Tuesday evening at her parents home Dr. and Mrs Gallaher guests included Miss Camille Handy winner of the prize a Beethoven paper knife and Q Street the booby A three course luncheon followed for Misses Alline Johnson Camille Handy Dot Graham Addie Bee Kidwell Lucile McJimsey Bess Graham Camille Gallaher and the hostess and Messrs Q Street Robert McJimsey Horace Tidwell Leon Slaughter Henry Porter Blakey Gallaher Ben Cunningham Lester Ringenberg and Mr and Mrs Harry Graham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Gallaher
Leon Slaughter
Henry Porter
Blakey Gallaher
Ben Cunningham
Lester Ringenberg
Harry Graham
Huntsville News Briefs and Social Notes
In Huntsville the rain helps the corn and cotton looks fine despite hail. Railroad talk continues. The Burton couple hosted an ice cream supper for youths Saturday. Mrs. Joe L. Groves visited Lone Oak with her parents. Many attended Sunday School and Jeff Jordan’s Shinola family visited railway. Rev. G W Rushing preached a well received sermon and will speak each first Sunday at 4 pm except August first. Deets led singing Sunday night for the youth. RuBy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Jordan
Shinola
G. W. Rushing
Bro. Rushing
Deets
RuBy
For Sale A steel grain drill used one year
Used steel grain drill in excellent condition offered for sale at a bargain. Contact E. W. Johnson for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Johnson
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Beckham National Bank
Graham, Texas
U.S
U. S
S. R. Crawford, R. E. Masry, M. K. Graham
J. M Norman
Cashier
R. A. Dalrymple
Vaughan & Co
Chism
J.T. Vaughan & Co
J. R. C. McPhaill
A. F. Stewart & Son's
St. Louis
J. W. Akin
Alma Martin
Annie Willis
Walters
Oklahoma
G. W. Black
T G. Black
Proffitt
Cemetery Association
James Carlton
Beara the
Star Market
Ben Waters
Graham Stewart
Clark Knight
Lake Arthur, N. M
P. E. Matthews
Oxford
Mississippi
W. M. Matthews
Ron
Jessie Morrison
Bryson
Roy D. Gouston
Rutherford
W. C. Harwell
Farmers Union
J.P. Hyden
Christian Church
C. N. Williams
Baptist Church
T. E. Cannedy
W. L. Grubbs
Indian Mound
J. C. Bullock
Geo. Grubbs
East Texas
South Carolina
Ellasville
Harris
Edgar McLendon
8. B. Street
Bruce
Macanac Island
Michigan
New York City
Johnnie Dixon
Thos. Dixon
Herald
West Va
J. B. Norris Hdw Co
Moon Bros
Young County Abstract & Title Co
R. M. Reed
Aspermont
Kansas City
R. J. Mayher
Clark St
Chicago
Hayner Patton
Blackslee Liaseline Engine
J. H. Fisher
Beara
Huntsville
A. Vos
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