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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
1
Every man woman and child in Graham's trade territory knows the savings from Dry Goods at the Dependon Store. Regular customers attest to value while the store guarantees each article or your money back if not as represented. They reject schemes and hot air sales, favoring steady low prices.
Bryson dominates Graham with only two errors and five hits while leveraging a fourth inning three-base hit by B Bryson to lead 6 1. Graham scores late. Dec Carlton’s miscue and Dock’s speed save a shutout bid. Rubenkoenig R M Todd story follows with shooting incident details and community reactions.
Miss Jewell Tyra of Murray spent Wednesday and Thursday of last week with Miss Etta Sehlittrer describing a social visit between local residents and their mutual acquaintance.
Mrs. R A Dalrymple died at her father G W Day’s home in Gooseneck Bend after long illness and was buried in Oak Grove cemetery yesterday. She had been a Baptist church member since childhood and was considered a very good Christian woman. Her husband died in November 1910 and was laid beside her in the same cemetery.
The family of F. J. Hawkins expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death. May God's richest blessings rest upon you. Mother and Children.
Mrs Pearl Mardeeville, who has been seriously ill for some time, is reported no better.
Obituary notes Uncle Joe Hawkins age eighty three dies at his Hawkins Chapel home after a life of church work and community building. His funeral in Hawkins Chapel cemetery conducted by Rev. B A Snoddy. Also mentions Dr W O Padgett wedding and Judge C W Johnson’s fortieth Graham anniversary.
Will Benson of Olney visited last Thursday. Mrs. R. D. Daws of Woodson is in the city staying with Judge and Mrs. W. P. Stinson as their guest.
Stanley J. Clark the Indian orator of Oklahoma will speak at the Graham Opera House Friday at 3 o'clock. His subject is Socialism. Admission is free. Come out and hear him.
The Pratt and Yancey families gathered at Eliasville last Monday with forty five in attendance. Dr John Yancey of Fort Worth and P P Pratt family of Waco arrived Friday night. A large catfish was caught and placed in the Pratt tank for the reunion dinner and proved amusing entertainment for the men.
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