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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
5
Lodge invites all Loyal Woodgren to attend Tuesday night meeting. Officers ROBT I RViss and C C Ernest Wilson serve as clerks for the session.
Ads run until ordered out as listed in this paper. Local notices include personal items and general business updates reflecting ongoing placements and continued publication status.
Miss Susie Beasley was in from the ranch Saturday. Ross Beasley visited in Junction Saturday. Olive Fleming of South Llano and Miss Lois Oliver were in Junction Saturday. Howell Wright came from the ranch Thursday last week. Henry Coleman arrived from the ranch Friday. T B Phillips of Edwards County stayed in Junction the first of the week.
Ed Fowler and his wife of Roosevelt were in Junction on Friday.
Sidney Ramsey was a pleasant visitor in Junction Saturday. He toured the town, greeting residents and inspecting local sights on a sunny afternoon.
Bob Motley of Menard was in Junction Wednesday shaking hands with his old friends. Willie Ivy and wife of London were guests in our city Saturday.
Miss Nila Nance spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents on Bear Creek. Mr and Mrs John Wilson of South Llano were Junction visitors Saturday last.
Hugh Spiller welcomed his wife and infant to a Wednesday gathering. The event highlighted family time and the presence of close guests, with refreshments and light conversation.
Bill Bissett was among his many friends in our city Thursday and Friday, recalled in tributes that highlighted his community impact and friendships.
Homer Livingston and wife with their young daughter were visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bolt and other Junction friends Saturday.
London business visitor Jack Aice spent Wednesday in Junction on a business trip.
Mr Dunk of North Llano and C P Bruce of Edwards county were business visitors in Junction Saturday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Biersch wale and Mrs J L Hughes were also in Junction for visits. Uncle Billy McKee and W B Dixon with Dr Dixon were seen from the ranch Saturday.
Alfred Miller and his son Jessie were in the city on business this past Saturday seeking local services and meetings with business contacts.
Mr Joplin of Menard was among his Junction friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs T B Phillips left for their ranch in Edwards county Monday.
Jim Wright and daughter Miss Nettie met Miss Mattie Wright and brother Felton in Menard on Saturday as they returned from Howard Payne College.
A listing advertises Colorado Grass for sale with an extra fine quality. The notice directs contact through F. M. Adams in London Texas. The snippet also mentions social visits by Mr. and Mrs. Omer Wright and their son James Henry to Mrs. Henry Taylor over the prior weekend.
Mrs Verle Richardson of Sonora is a guest of her mother Mrs Charley Simon this week.
Mr and Mrs C C Wilson of Segovia were in Junction on Monday, engaging with locals and touring sites before continuing their trip.
E O Bode and his son Wesley arrived from the ranch on Monday for a brief stop. They planned to tour local facilities and meet with community leaders before returning.
Frank Cowsert and Henry Sierschwale were business visitors in Junction on Wednesday, meeting local officials and discussing trade opportunities.
Lee Maddox was a guest of his sister Mrs Jim Ragland for several days this week, visiting the Ragland home and sharing family time.
Mrs Frank Highsmith of Menard was among Junction residents mentioned in a brief community update. The item lists local families connected to Junction events and social notes.
Jean Lightfoot of Sonora was among Junction friends Sunday and Monday, mingling with locals during a brief visit.
The notice promotes Hawkins Drug Store offering the Dallas News, San Antonio Express, or Fort Worth Star Telegram daily papers for customers. It emphasizes a convenient place to purchase newspapers and keep up with daily editions.
Roscoe Heyman his wife and babies of Menard were visitors Sunday at the junction, guests of Mr and Mrs J A Heyman.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Ellis of Menard were guests of Mrs. Ellis time sister Miss Gladys Leslie on Sunday.
Henry I. Taylor of Edwards County stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Taylor on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bolt and Miss Doris Holekamp left Thursday morning for the Alamo City.
Junction High School boys schedule a Saturday game against Rock Springs High School boys. The matchup pits nearby rivals in a district contest with local fans expected.
Cotton seed offered for sale at 20 dollars per ton. Contact 564tp M Bethel in Hext Texas. Mentions Mr and Mrs James Prentice with son Seaton and Miss Prentice in attendance.
Prof. Marshall and Mrs. Ball of Howard Payne College attended a function early this week as honored guests.
W. M. Bauhof and family and A. F. Farenthold of Brady were guests at Will Nance home Sunday.
After completing a sewing course at the Womans' Institute Mrs. John S. Munn notes readiness. Saturday the Junction High School Girls basketball team will play Rock Springs here and attendance is encouraged.
Louie Harris of London visited Junction on Wednesday while Lloyd Ivy, a business visitor, also spent the day in Junction.
Miss Maggie Knox visited her parents last week as a guest and spent time at their home.
Roosevelt resident Joe Gardner made a planned visit to Junction on Tuesday, drawing local interest from residents and noting cross‑city activity.
Mr and Mrs Weldon of Segovia were guests in Junction on Wednesday visiting local relatives and touring area sites.
Commissioner Bob Ivy of London was in function the first of the week on business. Judge Coke R. Stevenson is attending court at Mason this week.
Mrs Jim Moore and Mr and Mrs O Spruell of London visited Junction on Monday as Mason hosts the Hon M E Blackburn for professional business this week.
Notable visitors Mr Wright and Mrs Wright along with Mr HF Wright were listed as guests visiting Junction. Details of their visit and exact dates not provided in the readable text.
Forrest Weldon was among the Junction visitors here Sunday and the first of the week.
Id Allen and Miss Ola Phillips visited Junction on Tuesday, per a brief local notice.
Report mentions fish catches in the South and North Llanos. Advertises mail order vegetables from C. C. Butt Grocery. Aura Browning returned from a trip to Old Mexico. Doug Motley traveled to Kerrville on business for Fawcett-Motley Furniture Co.
Roland Martin went back to Howard Payne University at the start of the week to resume his schooling.
Mrs A L Mudge and her daughter Dorothy returned Tuesday from a visit to Judge W C Lindon. The Lindon family were guests in Junction Tuesday en route to San Antonio after a business visit in Rock Springs. Plus an ad for C C Butt Grocery Kerrville Texas asking readers to place vegetable fruit and fancy grocery orders.
Sheriff W. W. Taylor names Frank Cowsert of Noxville as an assistant deputy. Cowsert has many friends in the area who will be glad to learn of his appointment.
Mr and Mrs Alex J Hamer and son Ernest travel from San Antonio to Junction and Kimble county friends announce they will establish residence in the city marking a notable local relocation.
R. H. Mayfield, long time manager of the Alex J. Hamer Co., resigns and will in the future be associated with the Junction Hardware Company. He has many friends in Junction and will remain in the city.
List of Mason residents at Tuesday night dance includes Misses Sarah Puckey Lydia Puckey and Arch Medesker. CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude to Junctin friends for kindness during illness and death of a father and grandfather. The note notes solace in rest with God and a vacant place in the home. C. C. Butt Grocery promotes mail order service and square deal.
Mr and Mrs A Tinsley and Mrs S K Shearer of Mason were guests of Walter Tinsley and family and S B Kindrick and family the latter part last.
A new mattress factory will operate in about 30 days in the old Tabernacle location north of the jail. It will manufacture new mattresses and overhaul existing ones under Dick and Slover. Dewey Moore, previously with C. J. Maxwell’s ranch, has returned to Vance Texas. Commissioner Andrew Wood attends Thursday.
Wanted to hear from owner of farm or good land for sale worth the price asked. L. Jones Box 551 Olney Ill. Tom Baker and wife and Weaver Baker and wife Junction were guests in our city last week of W. E. Baker and family. Mr Weaver Baker is County Judge of Kimble county Eldorado Success.
Public notices and items include a Fordson for sale with cautionary note, a family visit from Preston Dobey returning home on vacation, a lost Roman gold necklace with turquoise pendants found between two local properties, a suggestion to drag roads after rain to improve travel, a note about Pure Bred English White Leghorn eggs at $1.50 per 15 from B. Jeton at the Junction Hardware Co.
The 46-3tc Service Garage announces installation of an oxy acetylene welding plant enabling all kinds of welding at reduced cost.
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