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A local grocery ad claims freshness and value aiming to draw out of town merchants. It promises more for the money and invites readers to compare grocery and dry goods savings. Bell Phone 49.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1906
Page
1
A local grocery ad claims freshness and value aiming to draw out of town merchants. It promises more for the money and invites readers to compare grocery and dry goods savings. Bell Phone 49.
Contractor Cox of Wichita Falls arrived Wednesday and is securing workers for the new 8000 bushel capacity elevator to be built on the extreme south track near the Rosenbaum Elevator. Work will move quickly and be ready for the coming wheat crop.
The Macedonia Missionary Baptist church at Gooseneck Bend school house will hold a protracted meeting starting Friday night before the third Sunday in July 1906, during conference on the preceding Saturday. Pastor W. M. Hinaiis invites members to join in the revival to glorify God and advance His kingdom. Rev. E. V. Cox was briefly ill but has resumed duties. Deputy County Clerk L. Me ton also been sick.
Last Sunday Red Top residents held a children's day service and dinner on the grounds. A large gathering enjoyed the event and found it profitable. A. F. Stewart of Graham traveled to town for the occasion and said it was among the best times of his life.
A letter from Mrs Sallie Knight in Graham expresses gratitude to Orient Fire and Tornado Insurance Co Hartford for prompt payment on a storm loss from May 1 1906, urges readers to obtain tornado policies, notes upcoming attractions on 21 and 22, and mentions Mrs Knight visiting her mother east of Graham.
The Young County commissioners met in quarterly session and scheduled a February 25 meeting to discuss McCan bridge repairs. They set taxes totaling 50 cents per capita plus poll and occupation taxes, approved a $2000 bridge bond, and contracted acetylene lighting for the courthouse at $100.09. Two twelve year old boys, Grover Stringer and Dick McEwing, were hunting when a shotgun discharged, injuring Stringer in both legs. One knee shattered, other leg flesh wound. amputation was initially feared but later deemed unlikely. The incident is noted as a moral warning.
J. W. Keller and his wife visited Graham on Monday. They traveled with Mrs. Keller’s sister Laura Price who has completed school at South Bend and departed Tuesday on the train for her home near Fort Worth.
Mr James M Wood departed Thursday morning for a prospecting trip in New Mexico about Artesia. Well wishes accompany his journey. Mr J T Rickman has been ill for several days but is much improved at present.
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