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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
8
Local shop boasts extensive Queensware and glassware selection with no equal in town Also offers a full line of shelf hardware screen doors wire and hog wire drawing shoppers seeking variety and value.
M K Graham returned Friday from El Paso. Miss Hazel Leath of Jacksboro visited Graham Sunday. Mrs C S Wynns ill with lagrippe. Austin Bird attended to official business Tuesday. Vera Norman spent two days in Fort Worth last week. Fresh Fort Worth Fry at Mabry & Sons. Lester Ringgenberg visiting parents near Red Top. Sam and Jake Jordon of Belknap on business. Tom Howell of Olney visited Graham. W F Slater brought kaffir seed from his north town home. J W Agnes and Lester Ringgenberg came from Jacksboro. David Agnes and Hattie Lou with Jacksboro friends Sunday. Mrs Bell Martin of Dallas and Miss Alice Stewart of Fort Worth visiting Graham. Trade ad for Johnson Land & Loc. New Missouri Flour arrival. Sam Lane returned from Dallas with Navy deserter. Monarca pure strain eggs $1.50 per setting, J S Cates Olney. H L Morrison ill but up. John Woods ill this week. Agnes and Mary Craig from Dallas Easter at home. Chickens and hides bought by Hallam & Spold. Mamie Johnson home from Dallas for Easter. McClatchey and Hunt visited Wright McClatchey and Easter services.
Two cars from Olney brought members and spouses of the Godfrey Commandery of Knights Templar to Easter services at the Baptist church. Passengers included O. T. Anderson and R. L. Edwards along with their wives and W. E. Hunt, C. W. Richolt, C. W. Staley, and D. C. McClatchey.
Pocket book lost with two five dollar bills. Finder urged to return to Leader office for reward.
Owens Brothers & Young dissolves with Mr. Young withdrawing, business to continue as Owen Bros. Wagons carry provisions west of Graham while residents buy goods locally. Notables include Mr and Mrs C W Johnson returning from Marlin Texas and others from South Bend and Gale/Salem areas. Community notices urge cemetery work at Gooseneck and Median Chapel with planned dinners.
A reader from Hornbeak Tennessee sends one dollar money order for a year’s subscription to The Graham Leader of Graham Texas. The note praises the paper and asks it be mailed to the reader’s address. Signed M A W Kendall.
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