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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
5
Miss Ruth Baker of San Antonio is the guest of friends here this week. J. W. Hobbs and family of Brady were visiting relatives here last week.
Penings for sale announce a second hand cultivator by N. R. Skaggs and a holstein male for service with fee two dollars paid cash through Anson Haldwin. Local notices report Mrs. J. B. Richards visiting in San Antonio and Miss Mattie Wright traveling to Brownwood for summer school. Mrs. Lee J. Corkill and Miss Gladys Van Clief are in San Antonio. Misses Cummins, daughters of Guy and E. I. Cummins, left for San Marcos to attend summer school.
Mrs W J Bartley of Chicago and Mrs J L Cook of San Antonio visit Mrs Louie Taylor this week. Shelby Jones arrives from Howard Payne College at Brownwood. Miss Margaret Oliver returns home after a year in San Marcos at the Texas Teachers College. Jas A Miler visits his sister Mrs Sam Jeter in Brady, now improving. Mr and Mrs G A Witting of San Antonio visit the Bois DArc Ranch. Lottie Heyman returns from Seymour where she taught high school. Henry Hodges, County Tax Assessor, visits relatives and conducts business. Mrs FE Neidever and Victor Neidever of San Antonio guests at Frank Nandolph home. Neidever is sister of Mrs Skandolph. Emma Roe visits relatives, works for State Agricultural Dept as bookkeeper. M W Carrio travels to San Antonio to escort mother home to Mexico City after two months at the Carrio ranch. Ranch for lease: 12 000 acre Edwards County tract on South Llano River, fenced, water wells. Write H Welge, San Angelo. 2te
Lytton Strachey contrasts the bleak late medieval French scene with Villon to a sudden revival of color, sunshine, and vitality signaling spring in Landmarks in French Literature.
A Brooklyn Eagle line mocks a complainant about an steep medical bill. The quip jokes the bill is exorbitant and suggests halving it or changing the matter as a sharp civic aside.
The advertisement explains catarrh worsens in run down health and presents Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a combined local and internal treatment. It notes forty years of success and lists F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio as the seller.
Mrs O D Nance hosted a bridge party at her ranch home for the Ladies Afternoon Club and guests Tuesday afternoon noting a cash basis for payments. Mrs French Murphey won high guest prize a miniature orange perfume tree. Mrs Felix Watson received the club pin. Mrs John Rennie consoled with a miniature crate of oranges. Orange ice orange and green cake served to five tables. favors were orange colored metal baskets with mints.
Public notice states London School District No 4 Kimble County will auction the old school building and grounds on Saturday June 18 1925 at 2 PM with no reservations except school furniture and fixtures. Trustees reserve right to reject bids. W Barrett president F Amnon secretary.
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