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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Otto Oxford hosted guests last week including Otto's parents Mr and Mrs Abe Oxford and daughter Pallie, Mr and Mrs Waldrup, and the little daughter of Stephen ville Texas.
Ray Holland of the Holl and ranch attended a guest appearance in Junction on Tuesday.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Hez Denman on June 26. The family welcomes the new arrival and shares the joyful news with the community.
Mrs. N. H. Skaggs departed Monday for Houston to spend about four or five weeks with her daughter, Mrs. J. Hayden Young.
Mr and Mrs John D Phillips and their young daughter have returned to the Phillips ranch near Rock Springs after a trip ending Friday.
Nath Johnson and son Nath anial from Menard County visited in Junction. Mr and Mrs Honeycutt and their daughter of Temple, Texas hosted guests last week at the home of Mr and Mrs N R Skaggs.
Miss Josie Mae Patton of San Antonio is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Baker.
Mrs Gene Tomberlin and Miss Ruby Duderstadt left last week for Kerrville to undergo operations, continuing a family medical plan.
Tottie Martin traveled to San Antonio last week to undergo a planned operation. Her condition and the procedure details were not disclosed, but family requested privacy.
Miss Bertha Parker Mrs J L Jones and daughter Junction guest Wednesday Mrs Lola McCollum of Junction spent a few days in Mason visiting Mr and Mrs Wes Smith in their home.
Gully Cowsert traveled to Junction for a business visit on Wednesday. J D Cowsert with wife and daughter, and Leonard Cowsert with wife, were guests of Mr and Mrs William Murrah on Monday and Tuesday.
A L Mudge and wife were visitors in our little city on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Felix Watson were guests in town at the start of the week with unclear local events noted in the fragment.
Rev. John S. Durst has returned home after concluding a very successful meeting in Lohn last week. He addressed attendees and reported strong turnout and positive reception to his message.
Mrs. H. A. Durst and daughters Jamice and Johnnie of Austin are visiting at the J. S. Durst home.
Edwin A. Holekamp had been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. E Holekamp and returned to San Antonio on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Ross Sutton departed Friday for Pickton Texas for a visiting trip.
Mr and Mrs I O Weldon were guests in town on Tuesday, joining local residents for social visits and discussions during their stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Consort of Noxville were guests in our city Tuesday, visiting local residents and taking part in social greetings during their brief stay.
Elmer Barber of Mason was a business visitor in Junction on Tuesday, meeting local contacts and touring facilities. He discussed possible investments and market opportunities with regional business leaders during his trip.
Clay Maddox of Midlothian Texas is visiting his sister Mrs Jim Ragland during a brief family trip to the area.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hubbell and their young daughter Ethel, from the Telegraph community, were visitors in Junction on Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Kountz from Crystal Falls Michigan visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Kountz Sr and teaches a kindergarten at the W P Riley residence during the stay.
Prof. Homer Richardson and his sister Miss Hazel visited Junction on Monday and paid a cheerful call to the Eagle newspaper. Locally, catfish fishing is reported as thriving on the Llanos area.
The page lists upcoming events and visits including a Progressive Club dance at Hawkins- Riley Hall next Monday night and reminders of the dance. Mrs. Thomas Love of San Antonio visits Junction relatives at the Gardner home. Families from Houston Denison and Sherman visit guests and fishing trips on the South Llano. The Woman Missionary Society meets July 4 for sewing and planning. A portion of 750 is offered for sale or trade at 9-3 fronts. Mrs. Fred Duderstadt in Kerrville for daughter Ruby’s operation.
A fragment notes mahogany military oxford shoes with a sensible heel priced at 3.25 dollars and 5.60 to 5.75 dollars, described as worth it.
Mrs H Kelley who has been visiting in San Antonio the last two weeks has returned home.
Matt B Bailey left Thursday morning for Cameron to visit his family and will be away about ten days or more.
Miss Mary Phillips and Lester, visitors from the Phillips ranch near Rocksprings, are spending a week in the small city, enjoying local sights and hospitality.
A curated concert program will accompany the Monday night dance. The event aims to enhance the evening with selected musical pieces performed by a guest ensemble.
A local advertisement promotes Star Brand men s work shoes with leather construction and affordable prices. The copy invites customers to view them at no cost and implies purchase after seeing the display. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wilson of Telegraph visited Junction on Saturday.
Frank Hartgraves of Menard stopped in Junction last week as a business visitor, meeting local merchants and discussing potential commercial ties.
W. P. Riley Jack Turner and Walter Buck of Junction travel Monday to the Sheep and Goat convention at Del Rio. Riley notes the chigger problem this season is worse than ever seen before.
Summer kindergarten opened Monday June 27 at Mrs. W. O. Sert’s residence from 9 to 11 am. Tuition is 3 dollars per pupil or 5 dollars for two. Ruth Kountz is enrolled. Miss Ha Hurley of Ardmore Oklahoma visits her aunt Mrs. R. M. Stevenson in Telegraph. Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Skaggs, “Toot” and Bill Hamer were guests at the Spiller ranch home Sunday.
The Methodist church will host a Sunday night sermon on Ingratitude as a central theme. The pastor condemns the sin of ingratitude while urging living holy lives and obedience to God's will. The service includes a detailed account of Christ's trial and death and features an 8:30 p.m. music service.
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