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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
8
An ad proclaims guaranteed refunds for skin treatment Sun Holi W promising clear, soft skin and restored beauty. It cites thousands of testimonials from a Confederate veteran visiting Austin. The item also notes social happenings and local notices including rain, a Jersey cow for sale, a marriage trip, and a firemen’s barbecue planned at Van Zandt Grove.
Horace Waiu urges celebration of June 14 as the flag birthday citing the 1777 adoption and the current forty five star flag. He praises the flag as emblem of a united nation and requests homes decorate on the natal day. T D Rowett notes new law on teacher examinations and certificates with August test dates and invites inquiries.
The notice invites all members and the public to a communion service next Sabbath June 18 at 11 am and 8 15 pm. The pastor Joan H Bertor urges attendance and cordial worship with the congregation.
A middle aged lady is sought to keep house for a widower with three children. A good home is offered for the right person. Address P O Box he.
List of names awaiting letters at the Jefferson Texas post office in Marion County dated Friday June 16 1905. Names include Bessie Alsabrooks Jne Brooks Annie Clay Lula Davin Bennie Washington Jerry Duon Coal Eddge Carry Daring Paul Guerard Ida Hairs Abram Heston Creasie Johnson J A B Mahaffey Carry Payne Alice Vadkin Cleo Scott Alice Woods Roxy Washington Hagsiette White H Hutcheson. Postmaster Han Steizron asks recipients to state Advertised.
A local ad promotes a shoe line for men women and children praised for style fit and price. The retailer Rosenretp & Co markets Packard shoes as the best on the market and positions itself as sole agents.
An advertisement from P E Priper invites readers to trade for happiness. The terse notice hints at personal satisfaction tied to engaging in trade with the merchant.
Notice declares D Jones of Kellyville Marion County Texas bankrupt under federal law. He reports adjudication on November 3, 104 and surrender of property and compliance with court orders seeking a full discharge from debts provable against his estate with exceptions by law. Attorney W TT Anusreap signs as counsel dated April 1005.
Court orders a hearing on June 27 1905 in Texarkana before Referee J A Hlornny. Publish notice in Jimprecety newspaper and mail petition and order to all known creditors. Judge David E Bryant seals the order. Clerk A O Brackett and Deputy W E Singleton Jr sign.
Fred McWilliams left Monday for Shreveport and Mrs Mounce visits Atlanta Texas this week. Dodd and McMichael visited Steelman and Cook with fish and a fine time. Logs are hauled from the bottom again after six to seven weeks. Dodd made a flying trip to Marshall Tuesday. The mill resumes sawing. Starkey unloads a car of oats. An advertisement urges stock up for summer with affordable prices.
Court convened Monday with Judge Turner on the bench and staff including attorney ONeal clerk Webster and stenographer Miss Lenox. Judge delivered a strong charge to the grand jury as civil cases begin this week and criminal matters are set for next week. An advertisement notes 40 percent of dollar pricing on ladies and childrens hats from J J Segal.
A social event hosted by the ladies of the W G C T U will be held at the residence of Mr and Mrs L and Schluter on Tuesday June 20 at 5 30 p m All the town's young men and women are warmly invited to attend.
The notice urges dialing the number for groceries and dry goods from P Eldridge's store. It notes sickness in the city due to high water and cites Congressman Morris Sheppard arriving from Texarkana for several days on business.
On Saturday night June 11 1905 Ben F Woods and Miss Eula Williams were married at Rev J D Stringer residence. Also on Sunday night June 11 1905 Geo W Lathrop Jr and Miss Ethel Jones of Shreveport La were married at G W Lathrop Sr home with Rev J Wood officiating. The community offers best wishes to both couples.
Miss Lula D. Todd offers a summer music class starting immediately from her Polk Street studio at home. Phone 127, jo W. JB. Figures of Atlanta attended district court this week.
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