Married at home of Jas Haasty in Shreveport bound
Mr T N Carnahan married Miss Claude Russell by Rev John H Bellot at 3 pm. The couple, soon to reside in Shreveport, left on the Katy train after a rice shower. Bride described as charming, groom employed by Long Distance Telephone Co. A crowd gathered and sent best wishes. Also a clothing ad notes value and suit fitting services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Carnahan
Claude Russell
John H. Bellot
Jas. E. Haasty
Long Distance Telephone Co
Shreveport
Katy
Engagement Announcement and Cotton Receipts at Jefferson
The item notes 125 bales of cotton weighed by Public Weigher Thos W Taylor and dated updates on prices from 10 25 to 10 30. It also reports the engagement of Mabel Louise Wise to Martin J Bagley with a wedding planned for October. Also listed are fresh mackerel and barrel pickles, mail delivery changes and Rural Free Delivery mail boxes advertised by Torrans Mra Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Thos. W. Taylor
Douglass C. Wise
Mabel Louise
Martin J. Bagley
Torrans Mra. Co
Special Notice at Presbyterian Church Services Third Sabbath
Special notice to members announces morning and evening services on the third Sabbath at 11 am and 8 pm. Morning sermon titled Encouraging The Builders. Evening sermon about man having his part in salvation. Pastor Joan H Betxor invites friends and strangers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Joan H, Betxor
New Autumn and Fall Goods Selloff Begins Now
Quick sale of all new autumn and fall goods with immediate disposal urged. Small profits, rapid turnover, and more stock arriving prompt a fast call to action. Call now at P Exproper.
Burial for Eva Walters in Jefferson Jewish Cemetery
Eva Walters of Texarkana died there and was brought to Jefferson for burial in the Jewish cemetery on locomotive No 5. The train carried Miss Mine Walters, Miss Loulie Walters, Jerald Walters, Mrs Roberson, Mrs B Ney and little Cora Ney Swartz along with Capt Green and Atlanta friends. The funeral began at 2 pm at the T and P Depot. A local note lists additional community activities including boys clothing sales and a real estate prospecting party in East Texas and Marion county. A music class will reopen September 12 for violin and piano instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Walters
Texarkana
Jefferson
Mine
Loulie Walters
Jerald Walters
Roberson
B. Ney
Cora Ney Swartz
Capt. Green
Atlanta
East
Texas
Marion County
J. L. Ford
Messrs. Compton
Birchfield, Crowell and Lowder
Rockwall
J. M. Hovey
Hillsboro
Infant dies and funeral held for Al Faryiel’s baby
The infant child of Al Faryiel died Tuesday at five oclock in the morning, aged about four months. The funeral was held that evening at five oclock, and the babe rests beside its mother who died a week after birth. The note ends with an advertisement urging readers to examine Rosenretp & Co stock for savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Faryiel
Ted
Mail pouches cut open at T. and P. depot robbery
Friday morning Henry Richardson, a mail carrier, found three letter pouches cut open at the T. and P. depot. Robbers took only letters, likely seeking money. Postmaster Singleton notified. pouches carried to the post office. Window entry suggests professional thieves. three suspicious men seen that night. Officers on the lookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Richardson
Henry
Singleton
Enrollment Notice From Eva Enerstayt
Eva Enerstayt announces new pupil hours at the public school building starting Monday September 5 to enroll those not yet assigned. She will meet students daily, inviting all interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Enerstayt
Big Lot of Shells Cartridges and Shoes Sold By Local Firms
A notice highlights a large shipment of shells both smokeless and black powder and various cartridges. It advertises the Packard Shoe line with a promise of quality and price, and Rosrnreto & Co offering a vast assortment of goods including vests, linens, crashes, flannels, and robes. Joe Adams promotes 3000 styles with a guarantee of fit and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Lot
Packard
Rosrnreto & Co
Joe Adams
Lost one eyed clay bank horse with saddle near Jefferson
Miss Erma Dobbins violin and piano teacher seeks patrons with special family rates. An inquiry about a lost or stolen horse worth about 820.00 has been posted, asking anyone with information to contact the Jimp office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Jimp
Erma Dobbins
Loaf Truck Growers Elect Officers Meeting
Members of the Loaf Truck Growers Association will meet at the school house on Saturday September 17 at 8 oclock to elect new officers. E Callison secretary reports a large pear sent by Geo Thomas weighing 17 ounces and 11 1 2 inches in circumference. The Jimp and The Shreveport Weekly Times available to January 1 1906 for 1 75. The Jewish New Year begins Friday at sundown and stores will close for observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Callison
Will Gray
Geo. Thomas
Shreveport Weekly Times
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van Houtens
Underwood
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J.M. Terrell
Morris County
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Congress
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Morris Sheppard
P. A. Turner
Floater
E. B. Blalock
Citizens' Primary
Citizens
L. B. Webster
T.D. Rowell
J. M. Singleton
W.F. Jones
M. F. Jones
J.J. Shaan
Evrugen M. Lear
Rosenretp & Co
Rosenfeld & CO
U. 8
Packard Shoes
OCIS
ED. Brown
John Fiedler
MSF. Jones
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