Local News Roundup of Visits and Services in Town
Misses Lois Hawkins and Blix Hawkins along with Miss Fisher returned from Colorado on Wednesday. They were escorted home by J. D. Motley and family who will visit this week. G. M. Doyle from Kerrville will be at Hawkins Drug Store next week for piano repairs and tuning. Goat sales include four registered billies to Mrs. Hughes for 120 dollars, three billies to Gordon Stewart for 300, and one for 50 dollars. Boone Building offers space for rent. Several residents and visitors are mentioned, including Miss Beulah Brown, Miss Ruth Hay, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wheat, Miss Mable Schofield, and others visiting Mason, San Antonio, or local ranches. Dr. Henderson, optometrist, to be at Hawkins Drug Co. each Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Lee J. Cornell and Miss Flora Mae Spiller spent the weekend in Mason. Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Wilson left for Rotan for a Baptist revival. Dorothy Hodges returned home from Richland Spriggs. Dress up for the Fair with hair curls by Mrs. W. C. Wharton. An advertisement for Dr. Henderson previously omitted is now included. Brown Leghorn roosters for sale through S. B. Kendrick. Powell's filling Station offers lights testing and head light equipment. Mrs. F. R. C. Brown and Margarete Brown from Houston returned home after two weeks at the Westervelt ranch.
For Sale 1220 Acre Ranch Near Junction Texas
1220 acre Spring Creek ranch for sale fifteen miles from Junction Texas at five dollars per acre. Frank L. Wilson is the selling agent located in Junction. The notice also mentions family travel and activities in San Angelo and San Antonio with references to standard training school. Rubber stamps advertised with many styles available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Junction
Frank L. Wilson
Texas
Junction Eagle
GOAT AND SHEEP MEN SELL LIVESTOCK AND LAND
GOAT AND SHEEP MEN offer 15 registered billies and 15 registered Rambouillet rams at Bear Creek Ranch with contact options. Also 16 the Read the Eagle Ads reports recent livestock sales including 1200 mutton goats at 3.55 and 1200 mutton sheep at 5.50, cattle at private terms, and 500 nannies at 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Martin
Eagle
Junction State Bank
Sterling Baker
Sutton County
Martin & Co
Robert Real
W. J. Coleman
San Angelo
Gully Cowsert
McKean and Baker
Will
Jim Thomas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lois
Blix Hawkins
G. M. Doyle
Kerrville
Hawkins Drug Store
Jas. Prentice
J. T. Hughes
Gordon Stewart
Boone
Emma Winslett
Beulah Brown
Dallas
Mrs. C. Hardeman
Ruth Hay
San Antonio
Kountz Ranch
Ben L. Wheat
Sonora
Mable Schofield
Gainesville
Joan Wilson
L. H. Livingstone
Lela
Lara B Taylor
Mason
Nora Calhoun
Austin
J. M. Tomberlin
Mesdames
R. C. Perry
Mr. Cumbie
H. G. Perry
Chas. Locke
I. M. Browning
Henderson
Hawkins Drug Co
Lee J. Cornell
Flora Mae Spiller
Pete Lindsay
Joe Turner
Frank Wilson
Rotan
Dorothy Hodges
Clay Secrest
Richland Spriggs
W. C. Wharton
John Munn
Dr. Henderson
Ida Weldon
Coke R. Stevenson, Jr
Mrs. Tinsley
S. B. Kendrick
Telegraph
Powell’s
Ltc
Nates
Seaboard Rice Milling CO
Gar
Arkansas
Colorado
Butt & Garrett, Inc
First National Bank
United States
Cavaness Bros. Garage
Overland
Oldsmobile & Studebaker
J. Virgil Davis
Adam Dockery
San Andeen
Weatherford
Horace E. Wilson
U. S
West Side Court House Square
T. Strickland
Bob Spiller
Bear Creek Ranch
H. O. Denman
State Bank
Milady
Alex J. Hamer
Menard, Texas
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