Local Notes From Graham Texas May 23 1907
T. E. Wallace started a business to Eliasville on Friday. R. F. Short improves his residence. Miss Pearl Matthews visited friends in Gooseneck last Sunday. L. P. Brooks left for Mexico to visit his son Preston. Miss Rhoda Fisher visits sister Blanche in Fort Worth. R. E. Graves recovers from ten days illness. Mrs. J. A. Duckett of Arlington visited A. M. Petty family. D. K. Lyons and wife visit Mrs. A. E. Logan in Graham. W. L. Donnell and C. D. Yancey of Eliasville visited the city. Adaline Jarnigan is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Matthews
Gooseneck
City Bakery Ad Describes Quick Custom Cakes
L Goeman promotes City Bakery offering fine cakes and pies to order on short notice with phone contact 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Goeman
Ballard's Snow Liniment Cures Acute Rheumatism Claims
Oscar Oleson of Gibson City Ill reports that a year of back pain ended after one bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment. The ad states the remedy cures pains caused by wet cold and movement and notes availability from B H Blakeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Oscar Oleson
Gibson City
Ill
B. H. Blakeney
Norris tank dam breaks flood hits crops near town
About eight o'clock last Tuesday the Norris tank north of town burst, overflowing small streams and flooding Farmer's branch and Salt creek. The 15 by 100 foot breach caused $500 to $600 in damages plus water loss. It will be rebuilt at once. Mr Norris suspects crawfish damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Salt Creek
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promote Quick Headache Relief
George W Saylor of Philadelphia testifies the pills stop headache swiftly with no after effects. The advertisement notes 25 doses for 25 cents and that the product is sold by druggists, not in bulk, from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
George W. Saylor
N. 13Th Street
Philadelphia
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Union Wagon Yard opens on North Elm Street
W L Howry announces a new Union Yard on North Elm Street with fresh facilities water and feed for sale. He invites friends from Stephens County and the public to visit and see the setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elm Street
Union Yard
Stephens Co
W. L. Howry
Rutherford couple visits Red Top on Monday
Mr and Mrs A R Rutherford of Red Top community were in town this Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. A. R. Rutherford
Red Top
State Summer Normal at Breckinridge Texas 1907
State Department of Education conducts a summer normal in Breckinridge from June 24 to July 30 1907 with H S Taylor as conductor Edgar McLendon Graham Miss Nora Beaty listed among faculty Lectures cover Civics Physiology and General School Sanitation under specified instructors Good board ranging from 250 to 3.00 per week Enrollment fee of 5.00 required for entrants An examination will be held at close of Normal for state certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckinridge
Texas
State Department of Education
H. S. Taylor
Breckenridge
Edgar McLendon
Graham
Nora Beaty
Caddo
A. J. Power
C. S. Hale
M. D
General School
J. H. Caton
Hunt's Cure Guarantee Promises Quick Piles Relief
Advertisement claims relief from itching piles with one box of Hunt's Cure. It asserts guaranteed results and that a single application proves its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Mrs E S Graham and Daughter At Mineral Wells
Mrs E S Graham and her daughter Miss Bertha are staying at Mineral Wells as part of a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Graham
Miss Bertha
Herbine touted as instant relief for liver complaints
A testimonial from Mr. C of Emory Texas endorses Herbine as a positive cure for constipation malaria fever and all liver complaints. He states his wife has used it for five years for herself and children and that it has proven effective. Sold by B H Blakeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory
Texas
B. H. Blakeney
Miss Thirza Patterson Visits Graham Neighbor
Miss Thirza Patterson of Olney visited Mrs. J A Flintin Graham last Saturday. Miss Ina Timmons arrived Tuesday from Denton where she had been attending school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirza Patterson
Olney
J. A. Flintin Graham
Ina Timmons
Denton
Graham Hardware Co. Dissolves as Vick and Manning Part Ways
The partnership previously between D G Vick and A R Manning is dissolved by mutual consent Manning retires while Vick continues the business under the same firm name. Vick will collect notes and accounts due, pay debts, and retain all livestock and real estate formerly owned by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D G. Vick
A. R. Manning
Graham Hardware Co
D.G. Vick
D. G. Vick
Confederate Reunion Chaperoned by Herron Party
F Herron U C V commander at this place receives a letter from W P Lane Past Commander Texas Division U C V Fort Worth. Lane and Mrs Lane plan to chaperone a party of Confederate Veterans their sons daughters and friends to the Richmond reunion. Train leaves Fort Worth May 27 at 11 a m and arrives Richmond May 29 at 2 50 p m. Invitation extended to Herron and his friends to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Herron
W. P. Lane
Texas
U C. V
Fort Worth
Local Visitors and Notices From Upper Tank Area
Misses Stella Quisenberry and Maud Cornett of Upper Tank in town Saturday. Judge and Mrs. R F Arnold left Monday for Mississippi relatives. Lost small pearl with diamond center, reward at Young County Lumber Co. Return to C B Gardner. R G Hallam and family with sister Mrs W H Mobley spent yesterday at the Stone ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Quisenberry
Maud Cornett
Upper Tank
C. B. Gardner
Young County Lumber Co
R. G. Hallam
W. H. Mobley
Stone Ranch
Local visitors and patient updates from Albany area
Bears the AST onta, a Kind You Ht W. H. Mobley and wife, of Albany, are visiting Mrs. Mobley's brother, R. G. Hallam, a rich family in this city. Mrs. A. M. Petty is no better. Dr. Cravens, of Arlington, was called last Saturday and for a time she seemed to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Mobley
Albany
Mrs. Mobley
R. G. Hallam
A. M. Petty
Dr. Cravens
Arlington
Cedar Creek Storm Damages Schoolhouse and Home
A fierce Monday night storm in Cedar Creek badly damaged the schoolhouse, blowing it from its foundation, with walls and floor burst in. The building nearly wrecked while E F Dun co roof leaked water through the roof. No other damage noted. Planting season underway. John Wesley and E L and W J Cretsinger captured three young wolves recently. Herbton cured his wife after all other remedies failed, guaranteed by B S Doty & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Duncan
John Wesley
E. L
W. J. Cretsinger
Cedarite
J. E. Goodman
Hillsboro R. R
Herbton
Doty & Co
Market for Your Chickens and Eggs at Home
Advertises a buy and trade market in Gertrudes Texas offering 25c to 50c extra per dozen for chickens and eggs, with cash or goods trade and bulk-seller discounts. Lists prices for large fryers to eggs and promotes cheap groceries and dry goods, inviting locals to bring produce to improve earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrudes
Commission Men of
Dallas
F. M. Dwicut & Co
Gritudes
Texas
Olney Texas May Rain and Local Visits Reported
Olney Texas May 15 A light rain fell Tuesday morning. Dr Daniel left Tuesday for Red River county to visit home folks. Dr Anderson arrived Sunday from Southwest Texas to spend time with brother A H M Anderson. Mrs W B Cheeves visiting relatives at Boyd. R L Morrison briefly visited Cleburne. John Billingsley and family of Ellis county visiting brother in law W T Rogers. Billingsley on 90 days furlough. government employee just from Central America. Rev G W Rushing and John W Groves left for Dickson Tennessee to attend Sunday school convention. W D Bolding building a new telephone line in Far mer. H S Groves and R H Skipworth went to Graham Monday. Dr Hamilton of Fort Worth visiting friends. Bert Hutchison left for Graham. Mrs W M Hightower and wife of Cleburne visiting son W T Hightower. Lula Bragg, previously with Stephens Roach Co millinery, returned to Elmont Grayson county. Archie Hayter, student here, left for Archer Co. Carter McWhorter and wife of Baylor county visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Texas
Daniel
Red River County
Dr. Anderson
A. H. M. Anderson
W. B Cheeves
Boyd
R. L. Morrison
Cleburne
John Billingsley
Ellis County
W. T. Rogers
Billingsley
Central America
Rev
G. W. Rushing
John W. Groves
Dickson
Tenn
W. D. Bolding
Farmer
H. S. Groves
R. H. Skipworth
Graham
Dr. Hamilton
Fort Worth
Bert Hutchison
W. M. Hightower
W. T. Hightower
Lula Bragg
Stephens, Roach & Co
Elmont
Grayson County
Archie Hayter
Archer Co
Carter McWhorter
Baylor County
Eld. Lindsey Preaches Twice in Olney Visit
In Olney Texas May 21 Eld. R Lindsey from Graham preached two able sermons during his weekend stay. Ernest Lott returned from New Mexico last Friday. Dr Rickles of Jacksboro is in town performing dental work. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs G W Hutchings on the 19th. Lee Groves now works at Olney State Bank. Mr Wilson of Wright county Missouri visits his son Bob four miles west. John Leath and C C Johnson with Misses Della Brasley and Eliza Anderson attended the band concert at Farmer Saturday night and reported a nice time. Lucile and Trixy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Texas
Eld. R. Lindsey
Graham
Ernest Lott
New Mexico
Dr. Rickles
Jacksboro
G. W. Hutchings
Lee Groves
Olney State Bank
Mr. Wilson
Wright County
Missouri
Bob
John Leath
C. C. Johnson
Della Brasley
Eliza Anderson
Farmer
Lucile
Trixy
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B.S. Doty & CO
Ennedy
Kennedy
Dewitt & CO
Omicago
U. S
Graham Drug Co
Sidnut
Stock-Market
Lou Dillon
Ft. Worth
Tex
Farmer Road
David H. French
General Blacksmithingc
Olney, Texas
J. S. Ream
Young Lounly Lumber Co
W. T. Finch
Postoffice
T. E. Wallace
Eliasville
R. F. Short
L. P. Brooks
Mexico
Preston
Miss Rhoda Fisher
Miss Blanche
Fort Worthy
Coa
Christian Church
R. E. Graves
Rep McLaren
Walter Braddock
South Bend
J. A. Duckett
D. K. Lyons
Elbert
A. E. Logan
W. L. Donnell and
C. D. Yancy
Adaline
Mrs
Will Jarnigan
City Bakery
Archie
Bettie Medlan
Tom Ragland
J. B. Padgett
Union Wagon Yard
Coitupalel Rohn
State Summer Normal
R. F. Arnold
Mississippi
Bears
Cedar Creek
Piation
Astoria
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