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Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1906

Page

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New Elevator for Graham to Benefit Wheat Trade

Mr. G G Kemp of Wichita Falls visited Graham to outline a new elevator project by Wichita Mill and Elevator Company. The firm will buy wheat year round at the highest market price with no local cost to residents. Plans include a permanent local buyer and immediate construction, preventing seasonal storage hardships.

G. G. Kemp Witchita Falls Witchita Kemp M. K. Graham Graham Wichita Falls

Deering Repairs A Beautiful May Wedding at Horton Home

On May 9 at 8 o'clock Mrs. C. T. Horton hosted the marriage of Arthur J. Ernest and Bertha Horton. Rev. E. V. Cox officiated as Mendelssohn's Wedding March played by Bladen Garrett preceded the ceremony. The bride wore white silk with Vallenciennes lace. the groom in black. Guests showered gifts and best wishes as refreshments followed.

C. T. Horton Arthur J. Ernest Bertha Horton Bladen Garrett E. V. Cox

Party to Travel to Logan New Mexico for Homes

A party led by S. H. James includes Frank Cunningham T. O. Bowen John Laster Jim Ferguson with families and Odell Johnson and Bob Laster. They will depart tomorrow for Logan New Mexico by wagon and hack, planning to set up homes in the Territory and be away several weeks.

S. H. James Frank Cunningham T. O. Bowen John Laster Jim Ferguson Odell Johnson Bob Laster Logan New Mexico

W A Norman Dies. Confederate Veteran Remembered

W A Norman, invalid for fifteen years and a Civil War veteran, died yesterday afternoon. His camp will publish a life account in the next issue. Remains will be interred at Oak Grove cemetery at three this afternoon, with a Sons of Veterans committee acting as pallbearers.

W. A. Norman Oak Grove Sons of Veterans

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Crroceries Bell Deering Graham Hdw. Co Anderson Building Graham Hotel Roy Golston Deering Repairs W A. Norman
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