Personal notices and visits Across Texas and Kansas
Mrs L B Scott visits relatives in Alto Texas. Mrs W S McJimsey visits her son in Wichita Kansas. T E Wallace in Alabama visiting his mother. Mr and Mrs M K Graham in Winslow Arkansas for summer. Prof Yates offers Gregg Shorthand training at Chamber of Commerce offices. J W Caldwell and family of Athens Texas visiting old friends. Mrs J H Greene of Handley visiting her parents J Q Adams. Mrs H K Weems, a Leader friend in Jean, visited Tuesday. Mrs Clyde Haden in Megargel at grandmother’s bedside. Mrs J C Sensibaugh of Jermyn returns home after Graham visit with Ed Cox family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Caldwell
Athens
Texas
Mrs. J. H. Greene
Handley
Mrs
J. Q. Adams
H. K. Weems
Jean
Clyde Haden
Megargel
J. C. Sensibaugh
Jermyn
Graham
Ed Cox
Anson Nursery Rep Plans Visit for Orders
Hold nursery orders for me. I represent Anson Nursery and will visit you in a few days. All orders appreciated, W. D. Spivey. CC: F. Marshall family and father J. T. Marshall, who left Tuesday morning for an outing to the Ozark mountains in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
W. D. Spivey
Cc. F. Marshall
J. T. Marshall
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Local notables visit city and business news noted
G A Gray a former county teacher now in Anson abstract business is spending a few days in the city. Ralph Shuffler editor of the Olney Enterprise and Northwest Texas Press Association secretary spent Friday evening in the city and visited our office. Roy Wheat prominent Loving county farmer bought stock in Motor Supply Company and accepted a position with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Gray
Anson
Ralph Shuffler
The
Olney Enterprise
Northwest Texas Press Association
Roy Wheat
Loving Country
Motor Supply Company
Lax Family Returns Home From Oklahoma Visit
Mr and Mrs A A Lax and daughter of Grandfield Oklahoma returned to their home last Sunday after visiting Mrs Laxs parents Mr and Mrs W B Hinson here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Lax and
Grandfield
Oklahoma
Special Course by Prof Yates at Graham College Office Work
Prof Yates offers an expert course in Oil Company Office Work at Graham Business College. The program aims to prepare students for splendid positions with salaries from 1500 to 2000 dollars. See Prof Yates for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
Graham Business College
Miss Doris Anderson Visiting Fort Worth as Guest
Miss Doris Anderson of Fort Worth is visiting the city as the guest of Miss Velma D Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Anderson
Fort Worth
City
Velma D. Adams
Thanks for kindness in our great sorrow from Mrs J P Hamilton and Children
In heartfelt gratitude we thank our many friends for the kindness shown to us during our time of sorrow. Signed by Mrs J P Hamilton and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hamilton
Roaring Springs Couple Visit Sister in Town
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Bigham of Roaring Springs are in town visiting Mrs. W. H. Jarnagin, her sister. The brief social call highlights local families gathering in shared connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Bigham
Roaring Springs
W. H. Jarnagin
Through Trains From Fort Worth Rumored
The South Bend Derrick reports positively accurate information that Rock Island and Wichita Falls and Southern plan a steeper Fort Worth to Breckenridge run via Graham South Bend and Eliasville. The service may start soon but was talked of since the Southern extension began. a slump last year halted the plan. The Derrick says trains depart Fort Worth late at night, reach Graham at 6 am and Breckenridge at 8 am, with return trips leaving Breckenridge around midnight and arriving Fort Worth by 7 or 8 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Rock Island
Wichita Falls & Southern
Fort Worth
Brevkeris
Graham
Eliasville
Breckenridge
New Portable Remington Typewriter At The Leader
The Leader office showcases a new portable Remington typewriter. A brief note mentions a typewriter in use at the Leader office, highlighting the updated newsroom equipment for typing and editing tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Constable's Sale in Young County Texas 1922
A Justice Court order directs Constable J D Dawson to sell on July 24 1922 at the courthouse in Young County Texas the property of H L Lynn described as a brown horse about seven years old and sixteen hands high. The sale satisfies a judgment for 363.95 plus costs in favor of S Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Honorable
Justice Court of
Young County
Court House
Pronperty
H. L. Lymn
S. Baxter
Young County to Accept Bids for Brazos River Bridge Work
Commissioners Court of Young County Texas to receive bids for a false bridge and two spans of a permanent bridge over the Brazos River at Gooseneck Crossing. Project includes two steel spans, one reinforced concrete pier, 15 ton capacity. Bids must include plans and a 5 percent certified check with bond to follow. bid opening August 14 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners’ Court of
Young County
Texas
Brazos River
Gooseneck
Couny
Commissioners’ Court
Sale of Bailey Brothers property in Young County Texas
State execution from Stephens County court directs sheriff to sell August 1 1922 before Gra ham courthouse door Young County Texas. Trust lands include 80 acre Lot No 4 and 50 acre Lot No 3 in Costello subdivision J M Johnson survey plus oil and gas lease and 1 2 interest in 78 mineral rights and related contracts. Property levied to satisfy Muskogee Tool Company judgment of 1518 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Young
District Court
Stephens County
Muskogee Tool Company
Bailey Brothers
Young County
Graham
Costello
J. M. Johnson
N. W. Cor
Brazos River
N. E. Cor
S. E. Cor
Young Co
E. P. Costello
N. W
N. E. Corner
J. M. Bailey
J. F. Bailey
P. L. Nichols
J. V. Bailey
J. P. Smith
Saino
P. Rohus
Rohus
Jno
W. C. Black
Palo Pinto County
Local observer notes July 1922 sheriff and travelers
The report mentions Sheriff John W. Saye and a rural scene with Rev. W. D. Boswell and two sons from Olney visiting in the afternoon. It recalls Homer E. Howell and sister Mrs. Frank H. Jackson of Altus Oklahoma attending the funeral of their nieces, the Misses Lavis, here last Friday and staying with their bereaved mother Mrs. Iverson Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Boswell
Olney
Homer E. Howell
Frank H. Jackson
Altus
Oklahoma
Nerces
Lavis
Iverson Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. L. B. Scott
Alto, Texas
Mrs. W.S. McJimsey
Wichita, Kansas
T. E. Wallace
Alabama
Mrs. M. K. Graham
Winslow
Gregg
Prof. Yates
Chamber of Commerce
Old
A. Tellem
Ramsey Drug Company
Ramsey Drug CO
J. D. Dawson
W. H. Reeves
A. C. Anderson
H. 8. McCready
Anderson
McCready
Bird
Slater
H. S. McCready
Sam Bird
Sheriff’s Sale
John. W. Saye
Miller’s Studio
Miller
Pheonix Hose
Brassiers
Men’s Athletic Union
Nenad Cues
J. P. Alexander Co
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