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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
5
Lodge meets on the first Tuesday night each month. All Loyal Woodmen invited to attend. Robt. I. Jarvis, C. C. Ernest Wilson, Clerk.
Wheat Bradford was a Junction visitor Saturday. Miss Bill Chasion stayed with Miss Joan Wilson Sunday. Miss Jim Gay of Brady visits C. F. Maddox home this week. Ed Fowler and wife were pleasant visitors Monday. J W Adams and L R Nelson of London were Junction visitors Monday. Hugo Kelley and family were pleasant guests in our city. S P Bennett and daughter Nellie were Junction guests Saturday. Elma Evans of Sonora visits Miss Talie Sandherr this week. Sam and Frank Bonds of Sonora attended the dance Monday night. Prof Barnett and family arrived Friday after a vacation visit lasting several weeks.
Mr and Mrs C R Stevenson and son visited L Beasley ranch last week. Miss Georgia King of Sonora attended Monday night’s dance. Walker Ragsdale of Rock Springs joined the Junction event. For rent a house with water. Joe Glasscock and Sod Crowell advertised Rhode Island Reds at $1.00 each. T B Phillips mentions Cleve and Teil Stephens in San Saba for the fair. The Monday dance was a grand success with attendees enjoying the evening.
Mr and Mrs Boyd Jetton and children stayed with Mrs Jettons sister near Kerrville Sunday. Vivian James visited Elizabeth Summers on the W W Allen ranch last week. John Tandy his wife and two daughters of San Antonio are visiting Abe Landers and J M Bishop for a few weeks.
Mrs Hart Shoemaker and her children from Comanche are visiting Mrs Shoemaker’s parents, Mr and Mrs W C Bradshaw, in Comanche.
District Judge F L Hawkins and son Clifton, E P Hawkins and son, M W Walker and Ed Beaty of Waxahachie are camping on the Oscar Weaver place or north Llano.
Mr and Mrs Bud Jarvis and their young daughter from Brownwood are visiting relatives and friends in Junction this week. The trip highlights family connections and social visits in the area.
Misses Elsie and Anna Mathis daughters of P. D. Mathis of San Antonio are guests of the Misses Beasley's for about two weeks.
Misses Irene and Maggie Knox returned home Thursday from Brownwood where they had been attending Howard Payne College.
Jim Coleman of Coleman and Jenkins of San Antonio spoke in Junction Tuesday and Wednesday on good roads business. For sale a Jersey cow fresh in milk. See 12-11. E C Jordan, Miss Fay Taylor and Natalee Sandherr returned home Thursday from Onora where they have been visiting.
Mrs J A Heyman departed Sunday for Alegerita to visit her daughter Mrs Tom King and family for a period.
Mesdames S. F. Marsh and Lila May Wilson, Miss Fannie Brooks and Lawrence Johnson left Monday for Alda Frio to attend the Baptist encampment. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Biehl and J. H. Stephens of Fort Stockton who have been visiting in our city have returned home with their daughter Mildred Biehl, who had been a guest for some time.
Mrs. Mattie Seeligson and her daughter Miss Kattie and son Jeff Lewis of Sugarland are guests in the city of Mrs. Seeligson's brother Henry Taylor.
Misses Mabel and Ethel Mears of Menard and Amanda Eastland of Sonora were guests of Misses Blix and Lois Hankins this week, enjoying a social visit in town.
For sale a nice bunch of young billies offered to suit the times call to inspect Ed Fleming. The note mentions Junction Boot and Shoe Shop and proprietor W M Maize. Also reports Mr and Mrs Albert Klinger and family visiting Mountain Home and plans for Mrs Klinger to return to San Antonio with Wolfs & Marx firm.
A group from Roosevelt and Owensville attended the Fort McKavett barbecue last Friday and Saturday. The readable names include Misses Ora Leake Vina Taylor Kate Sykes and Mrs Nora Mase with Chas H and Clarence Taylor Jack and Wesley Sykes and R J Owens.
Rev. Tracy, former Methodist pastor, will preach morning and evening next Sunday with Sunday school day and music by pupils. Rev. C. A. Woods, the pastor, will preach morning and afternoon at Copperas, with a full attendance earnestly urged.
Burnet Bulletin reports the County Commissioners Court awarded a five year auditing contract to Munn and Gulley for 625 dollars. The audit covers all county officers and a detailed summary of receipts and disbursements, including Common School District funds, dating back five years to January 1, 1922, with work expected to begin December 1, 1921.
A concise quip asserting that certain individuals speak impulsively, implying they would stay silent if forced to pause and consider their words before talking.
Mr Monroe Smith and Miss Mary L Hogue were married by Rev C A Woods at the Methodist church last Friday night. An informal reception followed at the Whittle home with guests Mrs Wharton Arthur Wilson Mrs Hilly Henderson Albert Smith and Miss Stella Whittle. The Eagle joins friends in wishing the couple a long happy life.
A sharp aphorism notes the global disparity as hunger remains widespread while wealth concentrates. The comment frames economic critique and social imbalance without specific events or figures.
John Munn and his children from Junction visited his parents Captain and Mrs D T Munn on Monday and Tuesday while his auditing firm won the contract to audit county books here and in Mason. The Burnet Bulletin notes the local pride in a former Burnet County citizen handling the work.
Local notice states there will be plenty of dry stove wood at all times. Contact M. Huffman by phone to arrange pickup or purchase.
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