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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1949
Page
5
Mrs Rufus Couey recuperating from major surgery at a Fredericksburg hospital. Mr Couey accompanied her when she returned home Saturday. Also notices promoting hot pit barbecue at Cozy Inn starting 11:30 am daily and Moon Drug Store offerings including thermos bottles and water jugs.
Local ads list services from expert radio and electrical repairs to auto body and fender work. Mentions Murr Electric Company, Powell Motor Parts, Gomez Boot Shop, and Moon Drug Store with contact cues like box numbers and prices for bicycles and motorcycles.
For sale box houses with two rooms 16 by 24 and one room 12 by 12. Contact box 752 or W. D. James. Also encourage inquiries to Hamer Motor Co. for yen and service and think of Edd Cummins. Poli o insurance covering nine dread diseases offered by Edd Cummins.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Wood of Fort Stockton spent the weekend with relatives here. Jake Beasley of Boerne and Bud Buckner of San Marcos visited Beasley relatives and fished during the weekend. Miss Minnie Hamer of San Antonio is visiting relatives here. Visitors in the home of Mrs. Dorothy Westmoreland from San Antonio over the three day weekend were Mrs. Kathryn Whayne and Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Flocke Jr. They were accompanied by Mrs. Mattie Patterson, who is attending Trinity University. Mrs. Julian Ashby and Sharon of Elk City Oklahoma are visiting Mrs. Ashby’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox. Mr. Ashby brought them to function and spent the weekend. While here he and Mr. Cox landed a 37% pound catfish from the Llano River.
Miss Helen Caldwell and Charles Locke Jr of Beaumont visited Independence Day weekend with Mr and Mrs H K Caldwell. Next Monday Miss Caldwell begins a ten day vacation trip to Mexico City.
Old mattress turned into Western built inner spring with guaranteed work. See Mrs. Ed Liefeste or Western Mattress Co. Box 1130 San Angelo Texas. Also offers barbecue plates. Mr. and Mrs. John Schegut visited relatives in Rosebud. For rent furnished apartment via Mrs. Bertha Taylor. Alvin Woody Wanda Woody visited from Abilene with parents R H Woody. Church services at Alto Frio and picnic at Garner Park noted.
A column promotes Beauty Counselors Cosmetics with Mrs. T. T. Hedges as Beauty Counselor, listing a contact phone and a page eight advan reference. A lost Gulf reel and Truerod near Cedar Creek pool urges return to the Eagle office for a reward.
Mr and Mrs Harry Bundy and Blair of Edinburg visit Mr and Mrs J L Hodges. Dub Watson had an appendectomy in Fredericksburg hospital July 4 with Dr J E Wiedeman. Mr and Mrs W G Elzner of San Antonio visit Mrs Elzners parents Mr and Mrs Jack Raborn. Harriet returns to San Antonio after visiting Mrs J H Northcutt and Mr and Mrs Chester Bannowsky. FOR SALE 1942 34 ton Chevrolet pick up Eli Baker. LOST Black Cocker Spaniel scar under throat return to W D McCoy. FOR SALE Fryers and laying pallets Oscar Wehle s Package Store. 15-1c FOR SALE My home on North 14th St Mrs Nettie Brooks 15-2p. DECCA phonograph records at MURR ELECTRIC CO. C LaNel Cole hosted Pauline Hicks of Ozona last week. Mr and Mrs F B Whitaker Jr and Pat and Mr and Mrs J W Mathews and Jerry of Midland holiday guests at Triple A Ranch joined by Mr and Mrs Cleve Stephen and Jack.
Mrs Ray Holland underwent major surgery Tuesday at Shannon Hospital in San Angelo and is reported to be recovering nicely. Also noted are visiting relatives and a card of thanks from families affected by a house fire, with Gardner and Johnson Fork items offered for sale at the Trading Post.
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