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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
2
Local notices and ads describe medical services by PR J P Chambers in Jefferson Texas and other business activity. Doan s Regulets promoted for bowel relief, Doan s Ointment for itching. Dodd woman dies at 83 in Queen City. Sheriff W S Terry celebrated new birth at home. Coleman advertises cattle and farm prices. Olson s book on race relations advertised for 25 cents.
Tuesday night Cypress Camp No 662 W O W installed officers for the ensuing year. Hal Singleton led the ceremony with P G Henderson C C re-elected, W J Hill Advisor Lieutenant re-elected, John Markos Escort, Ward Taylor Watchman re-elected, HS Stutz Sentry, WE Singleton Jr Manager re-elected, absent L C Pruitt Banker, J T King Clerk re-elected. Doctors Moseley and Langworthy re-elected physicians. Rev CT Cummings spoke. short talks followed. The 12 days from Christmas to Jan 8 marked 1918. Temperature notes for Dec 25 to Jan 5 appended. GEM THEATRE ads for Sherlock Holmes feature and A Victim of the Mormons. prices 20d for adults. Church services celebrated at First Methodist. Mrs J Woodson Corsetions advertised. new models, phone 145.
The WCTU will hold a seas meeting at Mrs Allen Uequhart's Friday afternoon January 1 at 3:00. All members and friends expected to attend. Judge T. D. Kewell, visiting from Austin, will discuss topics before he leaves.
Dan Davis died at his home near Hartzo Friday June 17 after a week long illness. Burial followed Saturday at Core graveyard with services by M. J. Parker. He was born in DeWitt County Texas and lived on a farm near his brother in law Jno Gray. Survived by wife and five children. He was a member of the United Brotherhood lodge at Sulpher Springs and the W C W camp at Hartzo.
Miss Nona Stringfellow, chief operator at the Southwestern Telephone Exchange, died Monday evening after a year of declining health. The funeral was held Tuesday at 4:30 from the Jefferson Avenue home, with Rev. G L Morris officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery as the city, friends, and nine siblings mourn her loss.
Will Lundy of Texarkana died under unclear circumstances with a knife found near him. He was brought to Jefferson for burial and services were led by Rev. L. H. Mathison. Survived by a wife and daughter from his first wife, with relatives in Jefferson attending.
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