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Newspaper
Mexia Evening Ledger
Location
Mexia, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1899
Page
3
Rev W C Finley returns from Rockwall and will lead both morning and evening Baptist services with topics The Christian Foundation and The Christian's Dress. Local commerce notes mention new seats in H C Lane’s shoe store and various shopper tips as Mexia enjoys a busy day.
The Texas and Pacific Railway announces a new schedule removing the Malvern layover. Two fast daily trains will serve Hot Springs Arkansas with Pullman Sleepers and new reclining chair cars with free seats, offering what is described as the best service to America's greatest mineral springs.
Miss Belle Ingram went to Groesbeck at noon. J A Taylor went to Kosse on the noon train. Bologna sausage at Fulton Market. Alex Rhea returned to Groesbeck on the noon train. Rain report corrected. not enough rain to fill tanks. Sunday school 9 30 a m and new members urged to join. reception tomorrow morning. League meeting at 7 p m for fall and winter plans. Juniors meet 3 30. later note says no Juniors meeting tomorrow. Preaching 11 a m Temptation 815 p m The better country. R J Ellington went to the county capital. Mrs Winnie Wolverton returned from Dallas. Mrs J P Hall returned to Houston on the noon train. Lewis Stephens of Mart visiting. Hon A M Kennedy returned from Dallas. Mrs Benson of Corsicana in city visiting. Dan Wood left for Galveston at noon. About a dozen young people arrived at Tehuacana to enter school. Mrs H Burgower returned to Dallas after visiting Mrs Kohn. Dick Jackson came up from Groesbeck this evening. Miss Pearl Lee Miller returned to Ennis this afternoon.
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