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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
5
Mrs Ada Dockery spends the week in San Antonio. Miss Annie Taylor of Rock Springs visits Miss Fae Taylor. Miss Elma Evans of Rock Springs visits Misses Lois and Blix Hawkins. Advertisements for Holeproof Wool Hose and Keystone Trousers from Junction Tailor Shop. 28-1tc
Local notes report a missing 12x14 wagon sheet between Junction and Bennett Ranch on North Llano and a lost mud chain set for a Dodge on the Junction Theo Hunger road. Also mentions Miss Lela Taylor’s return from Del Rio with her sister, homemade cakes for sale, and a cattle market report noting low prices for cows from Ragland Bros.
New fall dresses arrive priced at 4.95 with the motto smart simplicity for dressing well. The ad also promotes sweaters from 2.50 to 7.50 and coats, from Alex J. Hamer Co and Junction Tailor Shop, 28-1tc.
Last week note corrected Mrs Hugh Spiller was visiting her daughter in Sweetwater not Glen Rose. M Huffman and sons sold over 500 mixed goats in multiple lots to Henry Coleman Bob Davis and Adgar Schwartz at prices from 2 50 to 3 50 per head. Ben Dechert and wife moved to Dechert Ranch on Johnson Fork after months with Junction Furniture Co. H O Denman attended a radio salesman's school in San Antonio as local representative. Dr J W France of London renewed subscriptions, including for his daughter Mrs Pearl France of Abilene. Mr and Mrs Guy Winn and Eloise Hardeman traveled to San Antonio to meet Mrs Mary O Winn of Oklahoma City and J B Randolph joined them. O W Cardwell from San Antonio reports mohair sales via a Uvalde firm ranging 62 and 177 with one cent per pound selling charges. Wool shirts advertised and a Junction Tailor Shop sale offer followed. Also new stock and cheap second hand car at Safety First Filling Station.
Juicy pears ready for harvest offered at 2.00 dollars per bushel. Orchyard pickup or town delivery. Call at the ranch or phone J. H. Hubbell near Evergreen School House for orders.
Edwin C. Ahrens and wife passed through en route home after visiting the Grossenbacher families in Roosevelt. Mrs. Ahrens is a daughter of the Grossenbachers who stayed in Fredericksburg two weeks. The town notes store openings, a new fountain installation at Wiggley's Drug Store, and managerial shift at the Furniture Store. A San Antonio Daily Light distribution drive is announced, with subscription rates offered. Several Junction and Roosevelt residents attend the Order of Eastern Star instruction in San Antonio this week.
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