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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1922
Page
7
Mr Irby Rhodes visited Dallas earlier this week as the community notes local travel. Mr E C Reed returned Monday from a business trip to Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Sikes Wood visited relatives at Olney Sunday. Feeding cows cow chow at 9c may reduce costs.
Remnants at Street and Co advertise Purina Poultry Book free with Hen Chow and Chicken Chowder at 9c. Mr R B McCrum Dallas visitor this week. Dr C O Hess and mother at State Fair. Miss Cleo Woodrum traveled to Dallas to see the fair. Bulky Las cheaper per gallon than bran and better feed. money back on eggs.
Mr J A Holt from the Loving community sold cotton on Wednesday. Misses Elizabeth and Tella Belle Touchstone visit their sister Mrs Frank Forbes. Graham Hide & Produce Co invites selling at 9-10 cents and asks to get prices first. Misses Catherine and Jeannette Moore of Wichita Falls spent the weekend with Mrs John B Rhea.
An experienced hide and fur buyer advertises services from Graham Hide & Produce Co. located at the corner of Pecan and Fourth Streets. Both phones listed, offering 9 to 10 cents per unit.
Mrs J C Carmack of Bridgeport visited relatives in Graham this week. Mr Lud Martin and family went to Dallas last week to see the State Fair and visit relatives in Collin county. Ed Shepard from Loving came for treatment on Tuesday, suffering from a carbuncle. Produce offered at Graham Hide and Produce Co at Pecan and Fourth.
Mrs Graham Stewart departed this morning on a trip visiting Dallas and Nacogdoches.
Mr. Wm. G. Morrison of the Plains Paving Company of Wichita Falls is in the city this week.
Residents of Graham plan to travel to Dallas for the State Fair with a large local contingent expected to participate in exhibits and events. The group aims to showcase community projects and enjoy fair activities together.
The Methodist ladies announce their annual bazaar for December 1. Funds raised support church outreach programs and community services, with vendors selling crafts, baked goods, and festive items.
Mr. Gus Matthews, long time county clerk's office employee, departed last Saturday to establish his future home in Eastland. He has served over two years in the office.
Golda Barnett has accepted a position in the county clerk's office after nearly two years with District Clerk Willie Riggs. Barnett's move reflects a change in personnel within the county administration.
Bargain remnants sale advertised by STREET & CO with items described as remnants across the Balcony area. The short notice lists various leftovers and prices, inviting buyers to shop.
Mr. G. B. Underwood of the Loving community came to Graham last Saturday and stopped by The Leader office.
Deputy Sheriff W J A Cooper resumes duties after nearly a week confined to home by illness. local officials report a full recovery and plan no medical leave beyond this period.
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Farmer and son Howard attended the State Fair in Dallas and visited relatives for several days, returning home the first of this week.
The notice states readiness to pay the very highest market prices for turkeys poultry eggs and hides.
G. B. Norris traveled to Dallas and Corsicana last week for business and stopped briefly at the local fair during the Dallas visit.
Mr. Harley Henderson of J. P. Alexander Company store in Olney worked in their store here the first of the week getting ready for Dollar Day.
Mrs. Carrie Stewart of Fort Worth and Mrs. Belle Martyn of Dallas are here this week to attend the wedding of Miss Catherine Craig to Mr. Touchstone of Dallas.
Mr J W Seddon returned Monday from a trip to Dallas. Mr Robert Stewart saw the big football game in Dallas last Saturday.
Reverend J E Evans visits Sweetwater this week to participate in a regional Christian Church gathering.
Dr. W. J. Hodson spent the weekend in Dallas and was joined by his son from Waco for a family visit. The reunion emphasized travel between Texas cities and supportive family ties.
County Clerk W. H. Kennedy and his son Forest traveled to Wichita Falls on Tuesday, making a routine civic and community visit.
Mr A C Casey of Fermer was in Graham on Wednesday attending to business. The brief report notes his local business visit without additional details.
A local report notes Vivian Dye diagnosed with diphtheria this week with two or three additional cases under observation. Public health officials urge vigilance and confirm investigation ongoing.
The ladies of the Methodist church announce their annual bazaar will be held on Saturday December 1. Proceeds benefit church programs and community outreach efforts.
Mr and Mrs John W Barton and their young daughter of Nashville Tennessee are in town visiting relatives and attending the wedding of Miss Catherine Craig.
Large crowds from Graham and Young counties visit the Dallas State Fair this week. A second fair opportunity is set for Graham on November 8 9 and 10 with another fine event planned.
In a brief Bargain Balcony item a practical tip advised for cold wet days. High top low heel shoes are offered on sale at two dollars, emphasizing sturdier footwear for bad weather. The playful line contrasts fashion misfires with a value buy suggestion.
Miss Eloise Morrison came from Dallas on Tuesday to attend the wedding for Mr. Weatherford Touchstone of Dallas. Morrison served as maid of honor.
Gingham dresses and aprons offered at special bargain prices from 85 cents to 2.95 with many items at 1.00. Street & Co advertises large selection and discount availability in the Bar gain Balcony section.
Hundreds of women's shoes including pumps and oxfords for ladies and misses, odds and ends priced from five to eight fifty dollars, on sale in the regular shoe department for three eighty five.
Lytt Fulps son of Mr and Mrs J W Fulps had an appendicitis operation at a local sanitarium on Tuesday of last week. He is improving rapidly and will soon return home.
A Revival Meeting will start next Sunday at the First Baptist Church with Rev. J. S. Bates of Fort Worth assisting. All are invited including members of other churches to attend forenoon and evening services daily. Cc. R. Taylor, pastor.
Dr H W Evans imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan told Klan members at the Texas state fair that Governor Walton's suspension is not a KLan matter and that his fight has been with the people of Oklahoma, not the Klan.
High top and high heel ladies shoes carried over from last year, priced from seven fifty to twelve fifty previously. Choice pairs offered at one dollar, with option to add lower heels or craft oxford style. Final giveaway price remains one dollar.
Dallas resident Mr. J D Dawson was noted as visiting the city during the past week with no further details.
School children across Young County look forward to Friday November 9 as Educational Day at the Young County Fair. All pupils in the parade gain free admission to the fair grounds, marking a countywide holiday for the schools.
See these two dollar shoes offered in the bargain balcony. The ad urges buyers to purchase multiple pairs by highlighting their quality and value for women and girls.
Mr and Mrs J R Cole of Eliasville stayed in Graham yesterday. Mrs Cole once lived in Graham and is remembered here as Miss Hattie Reeves by friends who know her locally.
Miss Byrd Silverstine spent the weekend with her sister in Dallas. Mrs. M. M. Lester and her son Willie Lester visited relatives in Dallas last week and attended the State Fair.
The exposition hall on the fair grounds nears completion with an Alamo front and a pleasing appearance. The fences leading away from the building contribute to a genuine fair look.
Charles Ray, formerly of Graham, now with the Haverstock Comedy Company, greeted old friends here Tuesday. He arranged for his troupe to play in town the week of November 5, with an advertisement to appear in The Leader next week.
Washington on October 19 reports that President Coolidge has joined the First Congregational Church in Washington where he has worshiped since arriving after President Harding's death. The move dating Aug. 5 follows long intent to become a member.
Rev. Frank H. Stedman of Cisco will preach at the Episcopal church on East Fourth street next Sunday October 28 both morning and evening. He invites everyone to come and hear him.
The town of Graham saw cotton selling for over thirty cents this week. Advertisers urge buyers to purchase staple cotton goods from their store while old stock lasts to save money.
Public notice advises all debtors to pay owed amounts to A. C. Casey administrator or Fred T. Arnold at Graham Texas. Creditors must file claims with the same parties. Estate of M. C. Robinson deceased. Notice dated 9-10.
W E Steele tax collector will be at Eliasville on October 27, Olney on November 5, Loving on November 3, Jean on November 17, and Newcastle on November 19 for the purpose of collecting State and County taxes.
A line where Dan declares the floor houses the company restaurant used by phone operators and asks where the switchboard is, revealing confusion about the building layout and operations.
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