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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
5
Community notices from Junction Texas list store ads and product arrivals. Mentions include Wilson Bros. wool hose at Junction Tailor Shop and satin hats at The Model Shop, plus holiday items like Holeproof Hosiery and belts with buckles. Several residents are noted visiting, hunting, or traveling to nearby towns.
Miss Lillian Kendrick spent the week end with her parents at Telegraph. Mr and Mrs Guy Wynne entertained relatives for Eloise Wynne turning 18. Rev Marsh preached a farewell sermon at Evergreen. A cold rain fell for days. J J Richardson and Edith shopped in Junction. Guy Stevenson and family and John Wilson and wife shopped in town. Chas Henderson and Eloise Hardeman spent Saturday night in Junction. Bud and Jimmie Hodges moved sheep and goats from the Locke place to South Llano.
The Barfield family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of their husband and father. Mrs. M. D. Barfield and Family.
TOYLAND. You will find everything in toys and novelties at the Model Shop. A gift for every member of the family, too. Shop early and avoid the rush. Ito L. B. Kirkpatrick, Segovia. Sam Honig, Harper. Dan Honig, Harper. W. T. Walton, London. T. B. Phillips, Rocksprings. L. E. Stockard, Roosevelt. B. T. Joiner, Cleo. M. N. Harrison, City. W. E. Bolt, City. H. E. Lightfoot, City. T. .H. Walton, City. W. R. McKee, City. Mrs. Flossie MacDonald, San Antonio. L. G. Turri, Los Angeles. Cal. R. R. King, Segovia. E. AL. McMurtry, City. J. Di Consert,Ft. McKavitt.
The basketball girls defeated Center Point last Saturday 19 to 15, beating last year’s Hill Country Meet champions. The football second team visited Menard and won 2 to 0, as readers are reminded of Christmas tie specials in town.
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