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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
5
Local snippets report J C Vaughan on a business trip to East Texas and Dr Duncan visiting September 1 and 21. Names include Jessie Graves ill, John Casey to Cleburene, Sam Andrews and E V Cox with family arriving from Colorado Springs, Mabel Anderson to City of Mexico, and others advertising lands and sales. A bicycle theft notice seeks its return.
Mrs Carrie Stewart left Monday morning for her Fort Worth home. Miss Alice, her daughter, stays with grandmother Mrs G A Graham for a long visit. W S Tidwell and Son advertise compares of prices and qualities. R B Rutherford of Walter Oklahoma visited the city and sent the Leader to his father in Greenwood Arkansas.
Washburn and Henry promote prime young beeves at Brick Beef Market. Local buyers are urged to inspect the selection, with top-quality cattle advertised as the county’s best value and selection for meat markets.
Miss Van Wormer resumes work as milliner for S. B. Street & Co amid popular demand. The article notes her return reflects well on Mr Street and the firm. Dr Duncan mentioned as a date marker appears in the text.
20th and 21st Lelon Gillespie of Ingleside asked for the Leader to be mailed to his father in North Carolina so he can follow Young County news and his son's actions. J C Vaughan has town and country property for sale. see him before buying.
Misses Bessie and Dot Graham departed last Monday with their father R. G. Graham for Georgetown Texas where they will enroll in school.
Hamilton and Bowen assume control of the Graham ice trade and will store ice at Dinsmore's restaurant with delivery service daily from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone number 24.
A heart shaped broach with the inscription Qua is Vita Finis Iti is missing. It was lost between Mrs Pinkard's residence and Eddle man Bros Saddle Shop. Finder should leave it at the Leader office.
J. E. Burriss of True departed last Tuesday for Thorp Springs to enter college. He was accompanied as far as Fort Worth by his father M. M. Burriss.
Mr N H Horne of the City of Mexico, a brother of Mrs N C Anderson, is visiting her and her family. He and Mrs Anderson plan an extended visit to relatives at their old Missouri home in a few days.
Market notice offers poultry and eggs delivered in Graham until next issue. Prices: ore 65 iva vee c 6c per lb, butter .65 see 10c per lb. Sourou? 20 0h0k sav i eee BGG one wssvisecs Se per doz. Bring me your stuff. Roy D Golston.
S M J Benson of Farmer returned Wednesday night from Decatur where he was with his daughter Maud and his son Charley to matriculate them in the Decatur College for the term.
The tablets offer a natural laxative effect and aid digestion. Sold by all Druggists.
Atty R F Arnold advertises land loans with long terms and low rates. He can extend vendor’s lien notes or furnish one to two tenths of the purchase price on improved farms. Call for terms.
Charlie and Miss Maud Benson of Farmer depart Tuesday by train to Decatur to enroll in school. Father S. M. J. Benson accompanies them to Fort Worth. Pastor T. E. Cannedy returns from a meeting with Rev. G. W. Black at Hopewell and will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday with a special 11 o clock sermon as announced.
J M Minor living five miles north of Olney brought to our office last Tuesday the rattles from a five foot nine inch rattlesnake with fifteen inch girth. The snake had eighteen rattles and a button indicating it was an old-timer.
Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas recommends Bucklen's Arnica Salve to cover burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands sore feet and sore eyes. Quickest cure claimed at 25 cents, available at B S Doty Co drug store with guarantee.
Ill Judge Carrigan and county attorney Martin plan a trip to Wichita Falls on Friday to hear the habeas corpus case of J. Sanders if the judge is able. If not, another judge will be called. The fourth week of the term will try two or three civil cases and attend to the Lee Waggoner matter.
Maggie Hickox of Midland Michigan attests a two year old boy suffered a severe bowel complaint but recovered using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad claims it handles even cholera infantum and urges following directions for cure, available from all druggists.
Ira Hunt of Shannon in Clay county, once a respected Hawkins Chapel neighbor, died last week after tuberculosis. His body was laid to rest in Hawkins Chapel cemetery. The Leader joins many friends in offering condolences to the bereaved family.
Pearl Roach son of John Roach of Eliasville died last Saturday and was buried in the local cemetery. A victim of influenza and consumption, he was a bright, industrious youth with a promising future. At the Clear Fork reunion he appeared weak yet cheerful, bidding friends farewell as if it might be his last meeting. Our deepest sympathy goes to the bereaved family.
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