Local Notes on Velie From Thursday June 11 1908
Velie updates and brief notes appear in a local column dated Thursday June 11 1908. Short items mention Mr Velie and routine community mentions within the town.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
5
Velie updates and brief notes appear in a local column dated Thursday June 11 1908. Short items mention Mr Velie and routine community mentions within the town.
Local notices list arrivals and visits in Graham including D C Allred from Eliasville, Miss Mettie Hutchison from Olney, Mr and Mrs Harry Graham in Jacksboro, Sam Pummill from Arlington, and Mrs K A Mulkey with children from Fort Worth. Also noted are births, rent offerings, restaurant promos, stamp pictures by J Driver, and homes rented by Geo Black on South Cherry Street.
Blakey Gallaher has returned from Waco where he has been attending Texas Christian University. Rev S J McMurray of North Fort Worth preached at the Presbyterian church last Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. Shrader of Eliasville visited last Monday with his daughter Miss Mary who is attending the normal here.
Mrs J W Timmons left last Sunday for Denton where her daughter Miss Julia graduates this week. Miss Annie Willis returned last Sunday night from Fort Worth where she has been attending school. Pure lard sold at Star Market for 13 1 2 cents per pound.
Mrs. E. H. Bowron traveled from Corsicana last Tuesday night to visit her son Frank H. Bowron's family. Photos that will not fade are available at Chism's Studio. Misses Joe Hindman and Mary Sue Wood have resigned from their operator positions at Southwestern Telephone Co.
Reverend and Mrs. W. H. McCullough of Eliasville left for Fort Worth on Tuesday morning so Mrs. McCullough could begin medical treatment.
A. H. and J. J. Jones left for Fort Worth yesterday morning following a message that their brother John Jones killed himself at his home there at noon Tuesday with a shotgun.
Corinne Gallaher returned home from Carlton College Bonham met by sister Blanche in Fort Worth. Tom Johnson from Southern Texas visited cousin W. Cole near McCan bridge. McPhail offers pasture with water for lease at 10 cents. W G Goldston sent Leader to Geo W Jones in Walla Walla. Arlee Dickens of Albany Kentucky arrived in Graham to visit grandmother Mrs P A Reeves and Miller Bend relatives. Frank Reeves escorted her home.
An advertisement extols Hunt's Lightning Oil as a class of its own remedy for aches pains stiff joints cuts burns bites and more claiming unmatched speed and efficacy with no rivals.
H R Blasingame sold his interest in the Graham Tailoring Company to partner Roy D Golston. Golston is the sole proprietor with Burl Martin assisting to ensure quality work.
W W Cunningham visited from Eliasville last Friday noting Clear Fork floods caused little crop damage. Mrs W F Babb and children returned from East Texas with sister Miss Coma Walker visiting. Street graders work on Third street while heavy rains damaged other streets but will soon be repaired. Roy D Gouston promotes pressing services. Rev E V Cox, formerly Graham preacher, now at Technic College, spoke here last Sunday. Majestic Range ads claim efficiency and copper reservoir. W S Moore of Young County Abstract & Title Co stayed ten days for home seekers delayed by high water. Miss Maggie Price returned from Baylor Female College. prayers and tea planned by Ladies' Aid on June 11. M C Barron reported floods in Ivan country spared crops. Priscillas hosted by Mrs M K Graham. contests awarded. Frances Kay from Austin visiting EB Owen family. A W Miller from Avalon visiting uncle A M Pettey. Mr and Mrs Polk Kirby visiting Abilene. G A Graham visiting Dallas. corn cotton and fruit praised in Loving country. Episcopal church supper raised funds for church. G W Gowens from Coleman County bought Tank Valley property and subscribed to Leader. 100 acres sown to grain, crops promising.
District Attorney P A Martin returning from Wichita Falls reports flood damage at Olney exaggerated. Water did not reach main streets. a riverbank cave-in caused eight lots to slip into torrent but homes were moved back. Farmers face losses from ripe wheat and oats. criminal docket rescheduled to July 20 to allow harvest.
An itching trouble is not a dangerous one but a most disagreeable affliction. No matter the name, if you itch it cures you. Hunt's Cure is It. Absolutely guaranteed to cure any form of itching known. First application relieves.
Oliver Lisle announces all subscribers to the Ming Bend and Cove Creek road may leave their subscriptions at Beck ham Bank to raise money for the road opening. The note seeks funds to buy the wire and push the project forward.
The Graham City Council orders that after July 1 1908 no part of water rentals be returned or rebated for labor or material except contracts made before that date. The order is signed by Mayor M. K. Graham and Secretary T. J. Lamons.
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