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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
1
Time to reduce stock in millinery with ladies and misses patterns and hats offered at low prices. Oxford shoes and sandals showcased with leather varieties. Also new June Corn seeds arrive in the grocery department and are advertised at a low per bushel price. Investigate for bargains.
L. J. Shoop of Soying was bitten by a dog believed to have hydrophobia last Friday. The dog was tied up until Tuesday morning when it and the other dogs were killed. Shoop traveled to Austin on Tuesday for Pasteur treatment.
The church schedules Sunday Bible school at 9:45 a.m. for a quarterly temperance lesson, followed by a lesson on "The need of the Church." The C. E. will meet at 7:30 p.m. An address on "Protect That Boy" with stereopticon views and songs will be given at 8:30 p.m. by Pastor Epward Owers.
State laws on speed enforcement must be strictly observed in Young County and the lamp requirement for night use will be enforced.
Tomorrow at 4 o clock a charity ball game features the West Side players led by George Harvin and R M Todd against the North Side lineup including Pat Carlton and A Upperman. Proceeds go to the water fund benefiting the community.
The Ladies' Aid Society hosts an ice cream supper on Thursday July 1 on Mrs. Robert Bryan's lawn. Enjoy moonlight, music, readings, and a popular price menu for ice cream and cake. All welcome.
Genial Dick McCarty former Albany News editor and Cisco Commercial Club secretary visited Graham last Tuesday to secure endorsements for Cisco as the site of the new West Texas State Normal College. He tied his Graham ties to bolster support and gather ammunition for the fight.
The Odd Fellows and the Daughters of Rebekah held their annual memorial services at the courthouse last Thursday night. Mrs Mary L Manning presided with P A Martin as Master of Ceremonies. Dr J L Williamson served as Chaplain and Mrs Pearl Mandeville led the Rebekahs. The regalia was worn and a representative number attended. The orders are growing in influence and interest in lodge work.
A description of activities and entertainment planned at a local ball park beginning at 3:30. Families and fans are invited to enjoy games, music, and community activities during the afternoon event. Scheduled attractions include activities for children and opportunities to meet local teams.
The South Bend people added a new link to their picnic tradition with a well attended event. A large crowd enjoyed a prior fishing day, a fine address by Hon. P. A. Martin, readings by Miss Belle Goode and Louvenia McFerran, Eliasville Band and quartet, and a delicious prepared dinner. The Graham visitors joined relatives days earlier, and the community praised the culinary skills of local women.
Citizens are invited to a big picnic on July 2 with a free barbecue on July 3 in Newcastle. Prominent speakers will attend. events include tournament riding baseball games and horse racing plus shade water and free camping. Come see Newcastle, the biggest town in Texas for its age.
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