Reger and DeLong Wed in East Eliasville Ceremony
Mr N W Reger of Huffstuttle and Miss Fannie DeLong of Eliasville were married Sunday eight o'clock at the bride’s home in East Eliasville with Bro Chunn officiating. The couple left for Huffstuttle to greet relatives and begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Reger
Huffstuttle
Fannie DeLong
Eliasville
East
Bro. Chunn
C. I. Reger
Will Whitener
Ab Campbell
Daniel
A. M. Jones
Casey Jones
Sunshine from Camp Creek: community notes and county seat talk
Sunshine reports good community health and busy farms for 1913. Olney big Monday attendance, Mr Hurd expands his house, Mr Nixon painting, and gardens thriving. Miss Halle Dunn on sick list. Missionaries plan fifth Sunday convention. County seat debate favors keeping Graham. Megargel suggested for new seat. readers urged to consider options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Hurd
Nixon
Mr. Hurd
Olney
Wainscott
Petrolia
Texas
Halle Dunn
Missionary Brothers
Camp Creek
Court House
Graham
Archer
Baylor
Throckmorton
Young
Megargel
Rainy Weekend Brings Hope and Hurdles to Graham
A soggy Saturday night eased in South Bend with rain welcome by residents. JR Holcomb endures hip pain while others plant corn. A church service drew a small crowd as Martin McBrayer and John Dawson traveled to Newcastle for cotton. A daughter born to Claud Ingram and spouse on the seventh. Road crews improve Eliasville road and county site speaking postponed due to weather. The 19th will bring both sides to town for a court house and jail visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JR. Holcomb
Bro
Stokeley
Martin McBrayer
John Dawson
Newcastle
Bern
Claud Ingram
Eliasville
Graham
Court House
W. M. Goode
Bettie Hutchins
Tempest
Sunshine
Trade Notice for a Jack of Good Service
A trade notice from R. E. Mabry offers a young jack of good service for trade toward a good sized station. The animal is described as not too old and suitable for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
R. E. Mabry
Community notes and social roundup from Bright Eyes
Letters describe rain, travel to Banger and Mountain Home, visits by families like Gibbs Newby and Owen, ongoing planting and crop hopes. Community health is good, and locals anticipate another good year despite a dry spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Bend
R. M. Williams
A. P. Owen
Andy Owen
W. L. Newby
W. A. Pickard
O. D. Lisle
R. A. Kutch
Sam Williams
Banger
Mattie Gibbs
Proffitt
Earl Pinkard
Mountain Home
Will Gibbs
Birthday Party at Miss Willie Elledge’s Home
Last Friday evening young people enjoyed a birthday celebration at Miss Willie Elledge’s home with pink and green decorations, games, music, and a cake served by hosts with Mrs Argo Davis and Mrs Kimmins MacCharen. Visiting guests included Mr Alexander and Miss Lauderdale of Breckenridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Elledge
Argo Davis
Kimmons MacCharen
Willie
Mr. Alexander
Miss Lauderdale
Breckenridge
Riger
Fannie De-Long
Bro. Chunn
Mineral Wells
W. P. Newell
Cisco
Will Fox
Muray
Our Town
J. E. Price
I. H. Ardis Wen
Coton
Graham
W. W. Cunningham
Charles Donnell
Wanted Hens by the 25th day of Parish 1913
D J Brandon advertises for live hens with highest cash prices offered. Bids due by the stated date in parish 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parch
D. J. Brandon
Local Notes Highlight Gentle Spring Activities in Community
Weather stays mild as neighbors plant corn and plan fairs. Health remains good aside from minor colds. churchgoers fill services at Lucille. Local trips to Weatherford and Palo Pinto accompany social visits, riding in new buggy, and friendly gatherings at Gilmore and Storm homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Williams
W. D. Nicklas
Jewel
Weatherford
Rain Joyfully Welcomed in Flint Creek Area
Community rejoices after heavy rain Saturday night and Sunday. A. D. Moore and Mrs. W. D. Doolin are both seriously ill. The infant of Joe Doolin died Sunday night. Henry Moore and family visited A. D. Moore. Mrs. W. P. Stephens stayed with Mrs. W. D. Doolin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint Creek
A. D. Moore
W. D. Doolin
Joe Doolin
Henry Moore
Near Loving
W. P. Stephens
Charlie Ballew
Bryson
Cedar Creek News and Local Notes From March
Local notes report small sickness with some improvements in Cedar Creek. Mrs. Wyatt and Mrs. Barron improve after illness. Richard Barron ill in Murray. Corn planting begins with several planning this week. Accident injures Mr. Steele’s leg but no bone broken. Farmers favor lister over flat breaking. Garden work increases as spring arrives. Local visitors Mr. M. F. Gann and Mr. J. W. Gann return to Pickwick area. Southern readers urged to order Hol land's Magazine March issue with stories fashions and household helps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Barron
George Wyatt
M. C. Barron
Murray
Richard
John Steele
J. W. Gann
Pickwick
Brewton
Holland
March
Frank S. Guild
Chas. D. Mitchell
F. Vaux Wilson
Tienry Hutt
Flat Rock Old Young County Keeps Wet Weather Spirit
The note reports persistent rain in Flat Rock and notes Sunday School attendance despite gloomy weather. It lists local illnesses including Mrs Genie Corley and Mrs S E Pritchard and mentions farmers traveling to Graham on Big Monday. George Birdwell works on Mance Birdwell's Ming Bend place as support for Graham county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Young County
Genie Corley
S. E. Pritchard
Graham
George Birdwell
Mance
Ming Bend
The Rural Telephone Verse Excerpt
A humorous verse depicts a man distressed by his wife talking on the telephone. He complains of delays with dressing, coffee, dinner, and supper as his wife remains connected, finally seeking rest while the phone conversation continues.
Lone Oak Community Notes Brighten Week With Meetings
Lone Oak residents report lively meetings on Thursday the 6th with favorable turnout. Measles illnesses linger in Petty's group though several are recovering. Notes mention many locals, travels to Loving and Graham, and planned speaking at Lone Oak Friday the 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Oak
Graham
A. J. Lowe
Isla Rutherford
Red Top
Mrs. Lowe
Horace Stewart
Jermyn
A. P. Stewart
Horace
Oliver Loving
Loving Ranch
Ethel Buchanan
Wayne
Hawkins Chapel
Emily McBee
D. B. Wood
J. G. Hawkins
W. ©. Buchanan
Will Tedroe
Lee Hawkins
B. C. Orr
Lucille
Perfect Tooth Care Featured In Holland's Magazine
Clara M. Dix on takes The Care of the Mouth and Teeth as the subject in the Before your Mirror department of the March issue of Hollands Magazine. Johnson Grass Hay for sale 30 cents per bale. 21 Fred Rubenkoenig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara M. Dixon
Before Your Mirror
Holland
Johnson
Fred Rubenkoenig
Proffitt Community Notes From a Weekend Visit
A soaking shower refreshed Proffitt Saturday and Sunday, with Rev. G. W. Black leading services both days after two months. Missionary Rev. Joe R. Mayes joined. Visitors Eddie Akers and Archie Akers from Lower Fish Creek saw Mrs. Campbell and joined the Literary Society. Curry Akin of Fort Worth stayed with relatives. Voters held count site talks and a Newcastle supper. Campbell and Waugh went to Breckenridge for business. Weatherbee, Dent, Pierce, and Holbert attended the W O W Convention in Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Daws traveled in a fine car through Proffitt last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Black
Joe. R. Mayes
Eddie Akers
Archie
Lower Fish Creek
Campbell
Literary Society
Curry Akin
Fort Worth
Proffitt
Newcastle
Pick Campbell
Waugh
Breckenridge Sturday
J. F. Weatherbee
Walter Dent
Bob Pierce
Worth Holbert
J. W. Daws
The
Star
Local Notes On Farm Life And Visits
Duff Prairie Health is good at present. Mrs Ingram and daughter Annie visited Mrs Groner Thursday. Mrs Sid Copeland spent the evening with her mother Mrs Frank Stringer Wednesday. Jessie Ingram returns from Roanoak Texas to help his father with the crop. Floyd Burgess and family visited Mrs Burgess sister Mrs E M McCluskey in South Bend. Della Braddock spends this week with her brother Claud Ingram in South Bend. Esther and Clifton Rogers left for Ple Hill to live with grandmother Rogers and attend school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Burgess
Community Notes and Social Visits in Mount Pleasant
A town column reports on social visits including Mrs. Martin with Mrs. Burnett, Miss Lillian McClain, and Bertie Wilson. Residents attend a Briar Branch Literary event despite rain, plus Trades Day stock trades to Graham. Mentions Elmo Fitzgerald visiting Seymour, and Justice Mayo featured in Hollan Magazine promoting juvenile court care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Burnett
Literary At
F. A. Burnett
Mrs. Wilson
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. L. McGee
W. F. Slater
Lottie Marshall
Harris Cunningham
Walter Steen
J. E. Workman
Roy Rutherford
Dallas
Chess Ramsey
Vernon Parker
John McGee
O. J. McFadden
Sallie Petty
P.S
Red Top School
Fox Hollow
Rosebud
Lona May
Roy Richardson
Alex Stringer
Stringer
Archie Newby
Charlie Moran
Delbert
J. W. Cretsinger
T. B. Wyatt
Jessie
Lula
Henry Steele
J. M. Reed
Fannie Wells
Mary Caudill
Vera Reed
Lila Ritchey
John Farrow
Will Harris
J. J. Williams
Charley Moran
Maggie Reed
Lara May Dendy
J. A. Caudill
Sorghum Flat
Heron Newby
Wilfe
South Bend
Cedar Creek
Ubs
Mount Pleasant
Justice Mayo
Children’s Court
Hollan Magazine
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