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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
5
Judge S. E. Erwin made a business trip to Austin the first of the week. Miss Bevelyn McLendon returned Saturday from Baylor College. Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell have a new son born last Tuesday. The ten year old daughter of Mr. Schoolcraft died this week following an operation for acute appendicitis.
Street & Co announces a one week sale starting Friday. Miss Louise Graham has returned from Randolph-Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg Virginia. Mr and Mrs E E Cook hosted a new daughter since Tuesday. Mr E H Moody underwent an operation at a local hospital last Sunday. Miss Eulelia Ragland left Monday for Denton to enter summer school. Mrs J Q Adams left Monday to visit daughter Mrs J H Greene of Handley Texas. J A Sims and wife travel this week to San Antonio and other points. Mrs W E Haynes of Wichita Falls visits her grandmother Mrs S E Pritchard. Miss Brandys Harrison, a T W C student, is home for the summer.
Unbleached domestic on sale at 10 yards for 1.00. Street and Co. Mrs. Frank Collins and children visit Texas and Oklahoma. A baby girl born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Henderson. Miss Lillie May Calvin returns from Cincinnati. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Creek last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cox visit Jermyn. oil conditions reported good. Mrs. J. S. Holman and son visit Brownwood. Dollar Sale in Balcony features many Dollar Bargains. Mrs. Ida B. Foster visits from New Orleans. Helen and Gus Miller travel to Denver to visit an aunt.
Five week old Airedale puppies males available for 25 dollars each. Contact via phone 8 W. 192 or mail P O Box 694. Mrs. Marvin Averitt in Graham for summer teaching at the school building starting June 9. For second grade certificate prep call or visit C. C. Johnson's residence.
Specials Saturday promote Fancy Ladies Grass Hats, Children's Cutesuits and Ironalls. Children’s Ironalls start at 75 cents, Men’s Treble Sewed Ironalls at 2.25 dollars. The ad promises pleasing new garments and invites shoppers to view the stock.
Misses Mary and Marjorie Hudson return from Cincinnati Ohio where they studied this past session N V McCulley notes his vacation starting in Wichita Falls then Brownwood and beyond Mrs R E Alexander and her daughter from Waco visit her father W A Stewart Sr and brothers A D and W A stay continues in this community
Several dozen stylish hats offered at 1.95 2.95 and 4.95 dollars with many priced at less than half their original value. The sale highlights a wide selection for women seeking affordable headwear during the event.
Miss Helen Winstead of Jermyn visited her uncle Dr D E Winstead yesterday and they left today for Azle for a brief visit. The young daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Whalen died earlier in the week and was taken to Baird for burial.
The notice promotes a dollar sale with six yards of gingham for one dollar. It also mentions Mrs. Frank Forbes hosting a visit by Miss Elizabeth Touchstone from Sherman and J B Snoddy of Cisco visiting his son Rev B A Snoddy, aged eighty five, traveling by Fort Worth route. Coats and capes are half price this week.
After several months away Miss Ruth Dot is back in Graham and greeted by friends who are glad to see her return.
Mr Jason Mayes and his family left last Friday in their car bound for Belton to attend the commencement exercises at Baylor College where their daughter Miss Bessie has been in school.
Mrs Sam Ragland of Wichita Falls visited relatives in Graham at start of week and left Wednesday for Houston to visit her mother.
All ladies suits of tweed and wool jersey go on sale this week at half price, inviting shoppers to refresh wardrobes with affordable formal wear. The sale highlights items across sizes and styles, promising substantial savings for a limited period.
Mrs Lillian Russell Moore wife of AlexanderP Moore publisher of the Pittsburgh Leader and noted stage beauty of a score and more years ago died at her home at 2 30 oclock Tuesday morning after an illness of several days.
Local notice announces Hugh M. Smith, a watchmaker and optician, operating at the Harmon Brothers firm on the old stand at 34tfe. The short item highlights his trade and longtime location in the community.
John Morrison is home from Galveston for a few days after finishing his junior year at State Medical College. He plans to return this summer to do hospital work.
Local trade card for Hugh M Smith, watchmaker and optician at Harmen Bros old stand. Address or dates not provided.
The Tennessee St. Grocery is now open with a full line of staple and fancy groceries one block south of the school house at the corner of South and Tennessee Streets. Call for prices. J. H. Morgan, Propr.
The United States Internal Revenue Office of Dallas announces sale of seized property from Mutual Machine and Tool Co under a tax warrant. Public auction set for July 3 1922 at 10 a.m. in front of the U S Post Office South Bend Texas. Property consists of Lots 9 and 10 in Block 5 in the townsite of South Bend Young County Texas.
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