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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
5
Local notes report Lodge No. 788 meetings with visiting brothers, clean up campaigns, and business from Junction and Roosevelt. Residents list visitors, sales ads for cotton bags, oats and hay, lost items, and travel to events.
Chas Henderson and wife with Jim Carpenter visited Junction on Saturday along with Mrs F M Hodges who will visit at Alva Smith home. Fleming family shopped in Junction. Nance family traveled to Junction with Miss Gussie Soone. Lane Hodges moving well drill to Jack Turner’s home after completing ranch work. Dupuy and Blar done and Miss Fannie Dupuy went to Telegraph Friday. Rev S F Marsh preached at Evergreen with large attendance. rain spoiled Sunday school. Mrs Carson and sons attended Evergreen church. Smith boys killed a large rattlesnake under the church. Miss Ruth Stephenson and Mr Franks of Rock Springs quietly married in Junction last week, visiting R M Stephenson’s home before returning to Rock Springs. Hop Allison and wife visited Roosevelt relatives briefly. Mrs Jennie Patterson and daughter visited Chas Henderson’s for several days. Are you on our subscription list
Andrew N. Wood announces his candidacy for County Commissioner Precinct No 2 in the Democratic Primary on July 24 1920. He invites votes and goodwill and rejects profiteering jibes. The note ends with a skeptical quip about widespread profiteering.
Mr Oren C Reid presented the diplomas and outlined next year’s program. The city’s summer slogan was Over the Top with our New High School Building. Despite incidents, nine students attained success in 1919 1920, and the community is urged to boost the school and cooperate for a record 1920 21 year.
A formal trespass notice prohibits fishing hunting or entering the area along Maynard Creek near Roosevelt from June 12 as directed by C. L. Lawler.
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