Lodge No. 788 Weekly Meeting Notice
Lodge No 788 meets every Thursday night Visiting Brothers cordially invited to attend Ernest Wilson N G L R Hodges Secy
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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
3
Lodge No 788 meets every Thursday night Visiting Brothers cordially invited to attend Ernest Wilson N G L R Hodges Secy
W O W Camp No 434 holds meetings on the first Tuesday night each month. All Loyal Woodmen are invited to attend. Robt I Jarvis C C Ernest Wilson Clerk.
A number of local citizens are attending the Kerrville fair with many planning to enjoy exhibits, rides, and community events. The gathering reflects active local spirit as residents travel to the event.
Mrs. S. C. Dunn and her children from Brady are spending a few days with Mrs. Dunn’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Jeter.
Miss Tanksley Roosevelt Texas seeks a governess position. Miss Lela Taylor left Wednesday for Del Rio to visit her grandmother Mrs W B Davis. Mr and Mrs J D Motley and daughters attend the West Texas Fair at Kerrville this week.
Ed Fowler a known goatman from Roosevelt country was a business visitor in town this Monday, as reported by Devils River News.
Mr and Mrs Ed Worcester and Buck Worcester of Cameron were Junction guests on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs Ellis and her daughter Edna, from Gonzales, are visiting this week at the home of Mr and Mrs B S Jeter and expect to return home next week.
Mr and Mrs Blount Ivy lead family to Stonewall county to start a new home. Mrs W T O Holman of Del Rio Jasper Holman and wife of Sonora visit Junction. Mrs Alex J Hamer visits sister near Sweetwater, with John Braly and Ernest Hamer along. They travel overland. For Sale I have a young billy herd for sale by Ed Fleming.
T B Phillips and daughters Mrs Geary and Sylvia Phillips leave Devils River for Kimble County after a week visiting relatives here.
H. G. Perry, soon to join the Friag'e force, traveled from Austin last week. A member of the 837th Legislature, he returned Monday for the second called session.
Dr. Stone and Mrs. W. H. Wilson travel with Wilson Stone and Oscar Hone to San Antonio where Mrs. Wilson's sister Mrs. Hope of Del Rio will have an operation at Kinney Hospital.
James Prentice of Junction Ranch on Bois D arc North Llano offers a fine lot of large vigorous Angora billies for sale. He has bred billies for over twenty years and uses stud bucks from leading flocks in the United States. 16 3tp.
John M. Moore and family of Yoakum visited Junction this week. R B Thomas of Dallas was a business guest in Junction. C D Seybold and H M McCelvy of Temple came to Junction on Tuesday on business. Alex J Hamer purchased 2 1/2 acres in north Junction from Add Murr for $1,000.
Lost Watterman fountain pen on Junction streets. End of pen cut. Will appreciate return to Eagle office. H. G. Perry. Mrs. Wallace Mains and son of Menard visiting Junction. they returned home Thursday. M. J. Smith and daughter of Seymour are guests and plan to spend winter here. They rented the Teed Phillips place. Roads between here and London improved. expect completion and rain to make a good east county road.
O T Linely and W C Parker of Lampasas were in the city to buy pecans for fall gathering after returning from San Angelo where they report about a third of a pecan crop in the Concho river area. Mrs W D Byrd of Yoakum has returned home with Mrs Robt Loeffler and baby, after several days here. Loeffler will visit her sister in Halletts ville before returning to Janc tion.
Angora Buck for sale a pure South African block buck. Jim Ferguson record No 75343 bred by Grit and Cherry. James Prentice Junction Texas. Also notes about local families enjoying an outing on the river at Jetton place in Richmond with several named households.
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