Federal court opens in October and local notices advance
Federal court will convene here on the first Monday in October. Local notices advertise rental for Mason cottage by application at the office. Dr J F Crow reports Mrs Crow improving at Amarilla climate and fresh lines of crackers and cakes offered by M F Jones. The Oil Mill Gin cuts ginning and wrapping to 2.50 per bale and pays top price for cotton seed. Wood purchases and lyceum ticket sales announce a season with limited 80 memberships at five dollars each, granting two transferable season tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Jefferson
Towx
Tuos
Huaues
Treas
Fall Styles Showcased Across Our Big Store
The ad highlights fall styles for men women misses youths and children with a wide range of garments and goods in all colors and patterns. It promises quality material and reasonable prices and notes a cotton oil firm cutting wrapping and ginning cot ton to 250 per bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E_prior
Notice of medical office and residence contact update
Doctor A A Ternune announces the office has moved to the building formerly occupied by Dr. Cocke on the north corner of the alley behind the drug stores. A residence telephone is now available at number 40 and the office phone at number 143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cocke
A. Ternune M. D
School Opening Near Smithland Announced
Prof. W. L. Blake says his school near Smithland will open first Monday in October. A saw mill owned by W. T. Connors two miles from Deingerfield burned Thursday night week with substantial lumber lost and about $3000 in damage no insurance. Ladies and children's oxfords and sandals offered at cost at Rosenreiß & Co. Shredded cocoanut, evaporated apples, and new crop rice available at M. F. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Blake
Smithland
W. T. Connors
Deingerfield
Rosenreiß & Co
M. F. Jones
Local Social roundup notes from Marshall area visits
A long list of personalities visiting Marshall or returning from trips is recorded, including ee ee L. B. Webster in Marshall on Tuesday and Mrs. Mattie Vines returning from Atlanta. Several Marshall residents travel to fairs in St. Louis and the World's Fair, with others visiting Huntsville, Jacksonville, and Dallas. The piece notes evangelist Bearden’s remarks, local school moves, and community notices like new arrivals, school starts, and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Vines
Atlanta
Culberson Badgett
Shreveport
Charlie Leete
Waxahachie
J. 8. Massey
Marshall
Anna Adams
Jacksonville
Mary Dunlop
B. 8
Hooper
St. Louis
Jimonecure
Evangelist Bearden
Jefferson
Christ
God
Jesus
Great Bargain Sale at the Great Department Store
Bargain attractions offered with extremely low prices on seasonable merchandise at the department store. Residents urged to visit and see the specials as the sale opens at the start of needtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Evpripae
Couple Tied in Jefferson Ceremony in 1904
Dr. A. A. Terhune of Jefferson and Mrs. F. E. Whitsett of Marshall were married in Jefferson on Sunday September 18 1904 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon with Justice G. F. Perry officiating. They traveled to Jefferson the same day on Train No. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Terhune
Jefferson
F. E. Whitsett
Marshall
That City
Justice
F. Perry
Hats and groceries advertised in bold local sale notes
J J Segal promotes hats from Stetson Nameless and Missouri with bold display. Fresh Cream of Wheat and Mince Meet at Girt Bpag Grocery. Cassimer trousers offered at 1.75 down from 2.50. Fruits fruit list includes bananas apples grapes tokay grapes cranberries at Fiedler's. Lyceum course advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girt Bpag
Fiedler’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Texas
Yeu
Federal Court
Rosenfeld Co
Mason Cottage
J. F. Crow
Amarilla
Jime
T. W. Shackelford
P. Elprione
Cotton Oil and Refining Co
Shee
Telephone
L. B. Webster
D. M. Smith
Philip Massey
Chester Taylor
W. F., Jones
Queen City
Zack Patillo
Avinger
J. D. Badgett
Frank Kiley
Beckville
C. Baker
Karnack
Aubrey
Austin
Lida Mae Webster
Huntsville
L. 8. Schluter
Maggie Figures
Bettie
Maggie Massey
Wood County
Ray Dobbins
Oscar Liverman
Dallas
College Station
A. & M. College
Betty Massey
Northside
D.B. Hale
Daingerfield
Jim Dunlop
W. W. Williams Jr
Houston
W. C. Hill
J. P. Collins
Jefferson Cotton Oil & Refining Co
Grint Ener Grocery
Wyandotte
Liberal
Siegal-Meyer-Dainty Co
Stetson
Nameless
Missouri
J.J. Segal
California Fruit
X Cell