Local Notes From Graham Texas 1910
W. O. Clark is in Fort Worth. A. A. Angel of Newcastle visited. R. E. McGlamery comes from Eliasville. Mrs. W. Harrell visiting Gainesville relatives. Luther D. Clark in Fort Worth on business. G. C. Shearer from northern county. Clyde Crim of Dallas visiting his parents. Mrs. Art Ernest of Corpus Christi visiting her mother. Born to Jim Parker near Indian Mound a boy. Born to Frank Fulps last Tuesday a girl. Born to Ed Houston on August 31 a girl. Ina Lipscomb of Calvert visiting Mrs. R. E. Lynch. W. T. Crowder special agent for De Laval in Graham. A. M. Bowen bought Edgar Matthews place and will move next spring. E. M. Eicchelberger stricken with paralysis, critical. Mrs. T. Horton returns from Corpus Christi. Christian church services resume. Sunday school 9:45, preaching 11, 8. Geo H. Craig and family from Indiana visiting. Jim Cook of Rush Springs visiting sister-in-law Mrs. A. Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Ernest
Corpus Christi
C. T. Horton
Jim Parker
Indian Mound
Jim Cook
Rush Springs
Oklahoma
A. Harmon
Will Grubbs
Wise County
Nash
R. F. Willis
Monroe Rhoden
Tarrant Co
W. T. Finch
Graham
Our Town
Olney
Megargle
Priscilla Club Enjoys Busy Priscillas Meeting
Miss Annie Morrison's Priscillas hosted a large gathering with guests from Waco and Thurber. Members showcased intricate embroidery works, shared musical numbers, and praised the club's talent while noting an illness absence and a schedule shift to 4 p m next week with Mrs A A Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Morrison
Priscillas
Mesdames — Hudson
Chism
Waco
Clark, Jones
KE. S. Graham
McHarg
Thurber
Rickman
Bessie James
Miss Allen
Annie
Mayzelle Morrison
Shaddows
Adieu
A. A. Morrison
Young Ladies Circle Promotes Missionary Work in Clairemont
The thirty-two young ladies of the Christian church organized a Young Ladies Circle. Miss Zella Earce was chosen president with Miss Bessie James as secretary. Emmett Wade of Clairemont Texas and his sister-in-law Miss Ella Craig visited, Wade plans to stay briefly. A Style Show is announced for the fall opening on Tuesday September 13, 1910 at R. F. Short & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Christian Church
Zella Earce
Bessie James
Emmett Wade
Clairemont
Exas
Eila Craig
Mr. Wade
Relatves
Rain Feeds County Vegetation After Late Monday Storm
A heavy rainstorm struck Monday evening and night, with the heaviest fall in the county's northwest where the best rain of the year was reported. The southern and eastern parts saw lighter rainfall. The rain arrived too late for cotton but will aid grass and late feedstuff and improve soil conditions for wheat planting.
Good Typwriter for Sale with Remington Brand
A near new Remington typewriter is offered as trade in on an Oliver model. It features a new two color ribbon and is described as practically as good as new. The seller suggests it serves well if an Oliver cannot be afforded and offers a bargain sale or trade option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington
Oliver
Texas bank statement sworn by cashier in 1910
A 1910 bank statement from a Texas bank lists assets and liabilities including cash, securities, loans and deposits. It shows capital stock of 100000, surplus 30000, and total liabilities with deposits and notes, certified by cashier R E Lynch with notary public attestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abereet
R. J. Johnson
GramMorg
U.S
State OF Texas
County
of Young
R. E. Lynch
R. E. Lyne
S. R. Crawford
S. Boyd Street
Grawam
Gibson couple return from extended Texas visit with kin
P. L. Gibson and wife came back Tuesday night from an extended visit to their children in King and Foard counties. They attended a family reunion with forty five relatives, mainly children and grandchildren of the Gibsons. They report crops very short in parts of that country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Gibson
King and Foard
Mrs J A Bryant Dead in Delhi Oklahoma
The Leader reports the death of Mrs. J A Bryant at her daughter Mrs J P Thomas in Delhi Oklahoma on August 27 after a brief illness. She had been a resident of the county for twenty eight years and left many friends distressed by the news of her passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Oklahoma
J. A. Bryant
J. P. Thomas
Bryant
Ordination of Deacons at Presbyterian Church
C B Jones Charles Hutchi son J M Matthews and Percy Owen will be ordained and installed deacons in the Presbyterian Church next Sunday. A cordial invitation to all is extended by S J McMurry Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Jones
Charles Hutchison
J. M. Matthews
Percy Owen
Terian Church
Local Notes Highlight Personal News and Church Growth
Heavy rain blessed the area Monday afternoon as cotton prospects fade toward redempton while turnip greens promise abundance. Local residents and visitors including Prof Dunn and family, J H Mann, and Rev Nash are noted for moves, visits, and church additions. Grandmother Cantwell returns from Jacksboro. a buggy accident injures Clarence Willis. W T Finch travels via Graham to Olney and Megargle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Swain
Jack Bell
Johnson and
Hill Counties
J. H. Mann
Loving
Simmon
Dunn
Adeline
Baptist Meeting
Cedar Creek News Brief Reflects Rain and Crops
After weeks of absence the Cedar Creek column reports partial showers that aided stock water and crops but many areas still lack rain. Cotton picking has begun with a light yield, while corn fares better. notable growers Eugene West, Jim Reed, and others have strong corn crops. Bowen family and friends visit kin, a cistern dog runs at Cresting’s, and attendance at Trinity River Association in Hood County is noted. Walter Braddock hired to teach the local school. May teaches Merkel term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene West
Jim Reed
Alvin
Ben Wesley
Banderie County
Irvin Ganns
Burleson County
John H. Wesley
H J Cresting
J H. Wesley
I. W. Steele
Trinity River Association of Primitive Baptist
Hood County
S. M. Valentine
May
Willie
Buna Sulivan
Merkel Texas
Walter Braddock
Cederite
Graham Public Schools Opened With Largest Enrollment
Graham Public Schools opened Monday September 5 with an enrollment described as the largest in the history of the district. The opening program featured speeches by J. E. Simpson P A Martin John C Kay and others, and the community was urged to support continued school improvements through citizen cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Public Schools
J. E. Simpson
P. A. Martin
John C. Kay
Staton
Pearce
J. McMurry
Permits to Wed This Week in County Clerk Records
Norman County Clerk issues marriage licenses listing Merrell McCullough with Jennie Cooper, J. H. Whitener with Mary L. Mayes, L. H. Bruner with Callie Hale, and Joe I. Davis with Suella Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Merrell McCullough
Jennie Cooper
J. H. Whitener
Mary L. Mayes
L. H. Bruner
Callie Hale
Missionary Program Promised by Local church Group
The C W E M of the Christian church will meet at the parsonage next Monday at 5 o clock p m. A good missionary program will be rendered and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. E. M. of the Christian Church
Revival to Begin Next Sunday Led by Rev D L Coale
The Methodists of our city start revival services next Sunday after eight months of planning. Rev D L Coale of Fort Worth will preach each night, with his singer arriving Tuesday to train the choir and assist by others. Mr Singleton invites all to attend and promises fair treatment for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singleton
D. L. Coale
Fort Worth
Coale
Greenville
Paris
Decatur
District Court convenes with Carrigan presiding and grand jurors named
District court opened last Monday for the September term with Judge A H Carrigan on the bench and District Attorney P A Martin representing the state. Grand jurymen listed include W C Bell W W Williamson Walter Long H D Buttler R D Tyra M F Howard E S Terrell F M Cullers J W Daws O Andrews S Bagley J J Gray. Major work this week involved diverse civil cases granted such as Ada Brooks vs Preston Brooks and others, with several additional civil actions disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
A. H. Carrigan
P. A. Martin
W.C. Bell
W. W. Williamson
Walter Long
H. D. Buttler
R. D. Tyra
M. F. Howard
Terrell
F. M. Cullers
J W. Daws
O. Andrews
S. Bagley
J. J. Gray
Ada Brooks
Preston Brooks
Mineral Wells man buys property near Graham for county home
C. L. Burton of Mineral Wells has purchased property near Graham and intends to make this county his home, signaling new residence plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Burton
Mineral Wells
Graham
This
County
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Leader
Texas
W. O. Clark
A. A. Angel
Newcastle
R. E. McGlamery
Eliasville
Mrs. W. ©. Harrell
Gainesville
Luther D. Clark
G. C. Shearer
Clyde Crim
Dallas
Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Crim
Frank Fulps
Ed Houston
Clear Fork
Ina Lipscomb
Calvert, Texas
City
W. T. Crowder
de Laval Separators
A. M. Bowen
Edgar Matthews
East
E. M. Eicchelberger
Mrs. ©. T. Horton
J. A. Ernest
Christian Church
Geo
H. Craig
Davidson
Indiana
Priscilla Club
R. F. Short & Co
John Hoff
Opera House
Dorrit Ashton
East Lynne
Tat
Graham National Bank
U. S
Joney
Chas. Gay
Rewall Bank
Chas, Gay
Cashier
F. P. Burch
J W Ann
S. J. McMurry
Jean
J. R. Mayes
Mergargel
G. C. Stringer
Miss Florence of True
Mesdames L. Baldwin
R. C. Linley
Clarence Willis
Grandma Cantwell
Jacksboro
Mr. Swinney
Col. Stroud
Anon
Cedar Creek
Joe I. Davis
Suella Wright
Seth Box
Edna Box
Mrs. Maude Baldwin
C. H
Baldwin
Ida G. Pratt
Walter W
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