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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
5
Community notes list visits, business trips, and local ads in Graham Texas. Names include Miss Quilla Lee Sanders Rev Gaines B Hall W P Stinson J R Jameson J B Tirey R Hermanns Ethel Robinson and others. Mentions Graham Filling Station silos and a cuff button found.
Hogs for sale by W F Babb and Mrs Nat Price with children. Visitors include Gracie Grant and Beatrice Hayes to see the Leader man. Graham Filling Station advertised for gasoline. Mr and Mrs Chas Widmayer to Galveston. Ewing Norris family weekend with Judge John C Kay in Wichita Falls.
Miss Ruth Isaacs returned from Fort Worth last Saturday night. Mrs Jas Porter and son Cecil left Tuesday for Dallas to visit Mrs Cooper. See me before you buy a silo. Rev C M Dellinger and Z A Hudson attended Tonk Valley services and returned from a trip to Ok cattle with J W Jackson and Mance Birds.
The Rock Island offers round trip local excursion fares of one fare plus ten cents every Sunday. Tickets are valid for Sunday only. Miss Alline Johnson returned from McKinney last Thursday night, accompanied by her sister Mrs. Crouch who will visit. Elder J. H. Fisher came home Monday from a flying trip to the Plains and New Mexico noting severe dry weather in New Mexico and parts of West Texas.
E. H. Morrison spent last week in Haskell bringing his family home on Saturday. Miss Lillian visited Miss Lucile Crabb in Stamford while away. Mrs. F. C. LeVeaux and Mrs. Baugh with Frances returned home in Cisco on Tuesday. Miss Vera Gatlin and brother Virgil with cousins Bruce and Ruth Knight visit their aunt Mrs. Brown in Megargel.
Misses Winnie and Willie Kizer reunite with father W L Kizer and move from Spring Creek to Graham. Verena Lamar returns from Haskell to visit sister Mrs C L Lewis. Sallie Chism comes home from Mineral Wells after rest from studies. Mrs R G Graham injures wrist in fall and hopes for a quick recovery. Episcopal Sunday School classes meet. ice cream reward treats at Mrs Ely's Parlor.
In the Central North Texas District Missionary Rally report, the apportionment for luxury work in Young County was misprinted as 1.53 instead of 41 535.00. The rally met at First Baptist Church two weeks ago and promoted practical kitchen items like oil stoves.
A reader proposes exchanging wind mills tanks and other items in their line for stock. The message suggests trading potentially diverse assets for equity or shares.
Rev. C. M. Dellinger of Eliasville visited Saturday and Monday. He filled the Presbyterian pulpit at both Sunday services delivering two earnest sermons. He stayed as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Hudson during the visit.
Mrs S R Crawford returned Sunday night from Waco where she visited her brother who underwent an operation earlier in the week. The operation was successful and he went home to Louisiana on Monday.
Norris Johnson endorses a stove as safe as a wood stove and highlights its real nice oven that bakes well. The endorsement frames the appliance as a reliable cooking option with effective baking performance.
An advertising notice promotes a guaranteed position course at Roberts Business College in Weatherford Texas. It claims crop failure will not affect your finances, promising students raping good salaries and urging enrollment for a secure career path.
Miss Delilah Robbins of the Flat Rock community called at the Leader office yesterday and left a box of nice grapes. She is praised as one of the Leader’s best friends in the community and the staff expresses thanks.
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