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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
1
The store invites shoppers to explore the Millinery department and all other sections to see this season’s newest offerings. A preview lists a selection of the many new goods recently unveiled across departments.
The Woodmen Circle with Woodmen of the World members unveiled a monument at Mrs. S. R. Ragland’s grave in Center Ridge on Sunday. The event featured ceremonies led by W J Rehder and others, Woodcraft rituals, a large local turnout, a community dinner, and an address by District Attorney P A Martin on fraternity.
R L Tankersley with Dr W M Terrell D G Vick and J C Bower completed a four hour run in a new automobile visiting Jean Shenola Olney Orth Newcastle and returning home. Rev J N Williams resigns as pastor of the Christian church and leaves with his family for Danville Virginia to take the post there after more than a year of service and many friendships formed.
Mrs Oliver Loving died at 9 30 Saturday morning after a rapid decline. She was highly regarded, attended a large funeral in Oak Grove cemetery, and leaves a husband and four children. Her sisters from Jacksboro and Seymour came for the services, joined by her mother from Fort Worth. Nearby note: Dr J E Ryus, longtime Graham resident, died in Ketchikan Alaska. He helped build Graham’s first brick building and once printed the city’s first paper.
Next Monday in Newcastle features a large program arranged by local citizens for visiting guests. Editor J. M. Warren of the Register says preparations are complete for one of the town’s biggest events yet, with ball games tournament riding sack racing and more.
Local office advertises Oliver brand typewriter ribbons for sale. Neatly stocked and ready for pickup. Includes standard ribbon spools suitable for vintage Oliver machines.
While doing laundry Miss Helen Black, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Black, accidentally drove a large needle into the fleshy part of her left hand near the lower thumb joint. Tweezers had to extract it as little was exposed. The hand was dressed and she reports no pain or ill effects.
James B. Hood and Warren Parkhill of Breckenridge were in Graham on business last Tuesday.
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