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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
5
W. O. W. Camp No. 434 holds its meeting on the first Tuesday night of each month. All Loyal Woodmen are invited to attend. Robt. I. Jarvis, C. C. Ernest Wilson, Clerk.
Miss Hazel Richardson was a Junction guest Saturday. Ed. Fleming was a business visitor in Junction Saturday. Tennis Shoes at Joseph's for $1.00.
Mr and Mrs Chas Henderson hosted Junction guests Wednesday. Mrs Conde Hardeman attended Saturday's events. Ed Barfield and Mrs Barfield visited Saturday. Phillip Joseph's showcases Low Quarter Shoes for women. Miss Ola Phillips and mother visited Segovia last Friday. Mrs Nannie Summers and Ed Allen were in Junction Friday. Misses Cecil Martin and Nila Nance spent the weekend at L Beasley ranch.
James Coleman of San Antonio is in town this week as a business visitor while Straw Hats for men are showcased at Phillip Josephs department store in the local area.
J Nixon of Owensville traveled to Junction on Wednesday as a business visitor.
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Mr and Mrs J M Carson of Brownwood are visiting John S Fleming and family this week.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Cowsert were guests at the Wm Murrah home over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Jim Baker of McKavitt visited their daughter Mrs Harry Hubble over the weekend, spending Saturday and Sunday with family.
Auvia Browning and Forest Weldon returned home Monday after a business trip to Mexico City.
Ennis McCollum of London visited Junction this week and called on the Eagle during his stay.
Mr and Mrs Will Mogford of Menard county visited the N H Skaggs ranch home Saturday and Sunday with locals reporting a brief stay and social call.
Miss Katie Benton returns home after teaching school in Kendalla Texas for several months.
Rollers top desk and chair and other furniture offered for sale. Ott a T. N. Jones notes Mrs Hickerson, son John D. and Miss Emma Pickett left yesterday for a visit in North East Texas. Hickerson and John D. will spend the summer at Rockwall while Miss Emma will stay in North East Texas for about three or four weeks.
The William Owen Woodmen lodge will host an ice cream supper on the Baptist church lawn on June 6th to raise funds.
The Kimble County pecan crop prognosis improves significantly after earlier doubts, with farmers optimistic about better yields for the season as harvest approaches.
Miss Tassie Hardin of Uvalde came up from San Antonio last week and visited the Turner ranch.
Lewis Coleman appeared as a function guest Saturday. Miss Marguerite Reynolds is visiting at the Belt ranch home this week.
Bar ney Williams visited Junction on Thursday for business purposes, meeting local figures and inspecting regional trade opportunities. He toured downtown sites and discussed potential partnerships with area merchants and executives.
Local reports note S. L. Jefferies and Sid Peterson were business guests in our city this week, meeting with community leaders and local firms to discuss potential investments.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cowsert with daughter Juanita and Mr. Locke are guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Murrah.
Visitors report good rains during the week in the Matchless Kimble area and residents feel optimistic about crops and conditions as morale lifts across the community.
Fishers report many fine catfish being caught in the rivers while bass and trout runs are down this year compared with last season.
Miss Marguerite Reynold Miss Winnie Coleman and Jack Turner returned from San Antonio Friday where they had been visiting for several days.
The South and North Llanos riverbanks welcome campers from across the state as pleasant waters and scenery attract visitors. High altitude and fine fishing draw many during the spring and summer seasons.
Messrs W M Lewis and H H Wireless of Menard visited Junction on Tuesday. They are interested in the Home Construction and Realty Company of Menard and plan to place an advertisement with the Eagle in the near future watch for it.
Miss Edith Chandler of the London community is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Browning.
The organization invites members and their families to a June 6 ice cream supper. The event aims to strengthen fellowship and community ties among attendees.
Mrs. McHages of Vernon Texas is visiting Mr and Mrs B L Smith this week and is identified as Mrs Smiths mother.
Mr and Mrs Joe Turner who had been away for months return to their Junction residence for a brief weeks stay at home.
Will Eischenloff Henry Leicester and Miss Bertha Parker of the Roosevelt community were Junction visitors Thursday.
Rock Springs Leader notes Elder John S Durst of Junc tion assisted in the church gathering during the latter part of last week at the Christian church.
Miss Louise Ragland who underwent an operation in San Antonio two weeks ago has returned home much improved in health to the delight of her many friends.
Mrs D S Stone who spent about two months in San Antonio for treatment has returned home in markedly improved health.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Chase moved this week to the Bruce place in West Junction, which Mr. Chase purchased several months ago. Mrs. Sutton is now occupying the Chase place on Main Street.
We the undersigned will be gin closing our places of busi ness during the summer months June July and August at 6 p m beginning June 1st excepting Saturdays. Alex J Hamer Co Junction Hardware Co Schreiner Hodges Co City Barber Shop Fawcett Motley Furn Co Junction Tailor Shop P Joseph Allen Produce Co.
Wallace Mason and family from Hamilton relocate to our town where Mason serves as actick inspector appointed by the State Sanitary Board. They replace Dan Sird and express hope the community will welcome them and that Matchless Kimble proves to be all they expect.
An advertisement promotes a one time shot product named Martin's Screw Worm Killer claiming to heal wounds and keep off flies. The ad promises money back if not satisfied and urges readers to ask their dealer for purchase.
Dr Jones the eye man will be at Hok Drug Store Thursday and Friday May 26 and 27 for eye examinations and glasses fittings. Relieves headache and eye strain. Also in London Wednesday May 25.
Notice announces handmade boots for sale at Lydon Boot and Shoe Shop located at 341 West North Mays, Pro. ey ah.
The court orders all animals found staked on Junction streets or sidewalks to be taken up and impounded by the Pound Master due to nuisance and obstruction to public passage and risk to children.
Mr and Mrs James Prentice appeared as function visitors one day last week joining other attendees at a social event hosted by local residents.
Oliver Kirkpatrick traveled to Junction for a business visit Friday of last week, meeting local contacts and discussing ongoing or prospective commercial engagements.
Ad and Mr and Mrs Harris of London were Junction visitors last Friday to meet locals and tour sites.
The Junction team lost to London by 5 to 18 on Wednesday in London. London dominated with strong offense and defense, sealing the win on the road.
Clay Secrest, who had been visiting relatives in Hamilton, returned last Thursday. Mrs. Secrest and Rosemary remained for a further few weeks of visiting.
Dipping of cattle scheduled for May 26 and May 27 at Dr. Stones vat by Cattle Inspector. The note warns no charge for Dr. Stone.
The Rt. Rev. W. T. Capers D D bishop of the Episcopal diocese of West Texas will be at Junction Sunday May 29 and preach at the Episcopal church in the morning and at 3 30 in the afternoon Conformation will be administered at the latter service The public is cordially invited All ads placed in this paper run until ordered out.
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