Local Correspondence Reports Rain and Community News
Rain blessed the area Tuesday night and Wednesday. Weddings, household visits, and church events fill the week with names such as Sterling Weatherford, Miss Maggie Peck, and Rev. R. F. Repass. People travel to Loving and Loving ranch picnics, and crops and health are noted as favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Martin
W. J. Peck
Sterling Weatherford
Maggie Peck
R. F. Repass
Mattie Goodwin
Willie
el Centro California
Goodwin
Mat Norton
Jim Allen
Gainsville
Josh West
Cedar Creek
Regular sermon at South Bend by Brother Chunn
South Bend Bro Chunn filled his regular appointment last Sunday and will preach again next Sunday. Miss Fannie Goode visited Miss Mary McBrayer. Mr and Mrs Albert Rogers traveled to Graham Friday. Annie Holcomb and Birdie Matthews visited Winnie and Christine Harrell Sunday. Homer Ramey of Eliasville spent Sunday in the Bend. Kroft and children of Duff Prairie attended church. Mr and Mrs J N Boozier returned Friday from a month in Tennessee and Georgia. Several Benders attended singing at Duff Prairie Sunday. Eugene Dickey of Lone Star attended church and Sunday school Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Rogers dined with Mr and Mrs J W Burgess Sunday. Evans McNabb of Upper Tank spent Sunday in the Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr Rutherford
Jennie Bird
Jacksboro
Lamar Smith
E. H. Stocking
J. B. Fisher
Miss Minnie
Austin Bird
Mr. Taylor
Bie
David Bird
E. Ih. Stocking
Callie Collins
Iva Huckabee
Mary Slaughter
G. W .McComas
Gentry Williamson
Viva Baugh
J Esther Price
Sue James
Newman
Minnie Fisher
Fannie Bryan
Rocky Mound
Bro. Chunn
Fannie Goode
Mary McBrayer
Albert Rogers
Graham
Annie Holcomb
Birdie Matthews
Winnie
Christine Harrell
Homer Ramey
Eliasville
Bend
Kroft
Duff Prairie
J. N. Boozier
Tennessee
Georgia
Eugene Dickey
Lone Star
Community Health Improves Amid Rain and Local Activity
The report notes better community health and a beneficial light rain last Tuesday aiding crops. Local residents enjoy visits and church attendance, with gatherings at Miss Josie Andrus and Miss Vera Gatlin, plus several family and farming activities around Stone Creek area.
Promising Eliasville crop outlook and community notices
Eliasville reports general crops look promising with harvest ongoing and rains likely to yield near last year's. Rev Nelson leads a local meeting while Mrs Davis of Newcastle visits relatives. E L Rainey and son Homer plan Lovelady as their future home. Archie Davis helps in Rule for a few days. Elzie Remington from Caddo visits town. A Presbyterian project progresses ahead of a new pastor arrival. Kate Beaty, former principal, is hired for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Edgar Davis
Newcastle
Susie Milam
Lizzie Minchum
E. L. Rainey
Homer
Lovelady
Texas
Archie Davis
Elzie Remington
Caddo
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Mange, As A New Pastor Is Expected To Arrive Soon. Miss Kate Beaty
Bryson News Tells Of Rain Restoring Crops And Local Fires
Rain lifts spirits as Graham residents return from Mineral Wells while Bryson hosts a busy Monday night with a barn fire at C P Clayton’s, discovered by a neighbor. Community attends church, picnics planned for July 11, and locals greet visiting kin from Jer myn Oklahoma City and Min eral Wells.
Texas Industrial Congress Sparks National Attention
In a letter from Moose Jaw Saskatchewan to the Texas Industrial Congress the Sas katchawan Farmer editor praises the congress and asks for further information on methods. The Cincinnati Times Star editorial lauds the plan as beneficial to farmers noting instruction via letters and bulletins funded by the organization. Rev and Mrs Brown of Midlothian and Mr and Mrs Lynch visit Mineral Wells as guests for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Agricultural
Cincinnati Times-Star
Texas Congress
Texas Industrial Congress
Texas
R. F. Brown
Midlothian
Civil Service Postmaster Exam Notice for Farmer Texas
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination on July 12 1913 at Graham Texas to fill a fourth class postmaster vacancy at Farmer Texas and potential other openings. Applicants must reside in the office territory and be 21 or older. Forms available from Farmer or Graham post offices and from Washington. Apply at least seven days before exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Graham
Texas
Farmer Texas
United States
Farmer and Graham
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D .C
Commission
Washington
Horses Missing Near Gra ham May 1913 Reward Offered
On or about May 25 1913 two horses were stolen four miles east of Graham one sorrel with bald face and 1 eye in forehead and the other light bay with white face and feet both broke to drive and ride a $100 reward is offered for evidence leading to conviction and $25 for the horses. Also notes a Church of Christ revival with Bro Bradford Moody and twelve additions and a tragic lightning death of eight year old Mabel Dickson in Pittsburg Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Church of Christ
Bro. Bradford
Bros. Bradford
Moody
Mabel Dickson
Will Dickson
Pittsburg
Texas
Coun
Imoro
Steei Kite
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Seymour
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Lone Oak
McBride
Dan Orr
Buel
Red Top
R. E. Boyle
Grandpa Boyle
Loving Ranch
Will Albcorn
South Bend
Joe Rogers
J. W. Burgess
Evans McNabb
Upper Tank
O. W. Hill
Duncan
A .Killion
Pampa
E. A. Etlon
Lou James
Indian Mound
Ruth Knight
Vera Gatlin
Alle Graffman
Sam Horton
Jeff Hargraves
Horace Busch
Nancy Pierceson
D. Baugh
Lim Brandon
John Brandon
Hugh Brandon
Cherryholmes
Rock Hole
Salt Creek
Grove
Bryson
Cora
C. P. Clayton
Mary Bryson
Cedar Hill
Jermyn
W. N. Jones
Tishie Clayton
Lina Eatherly
Oklahoma City
W. B. Lowe
Will Spivey
Terrell Nursery
J. W. Graves
Ben Wagner
Roz Graves
Wichita Falls
P. A. Martin and
Libbie Moore
Mineral Wells
Porter
Hugh Porter
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