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Mrs. John Smart spent the first of the week visiting rela tives and friends here. ae Mrs. Keaton and children have returned to Sabinal where they will remain during the school year. 85 Messrs. John Munn and Lee Lowry began work in the gro cery department of the Hamer Co. store this week. $3 Miss Mareda Hickerman who has been a student at the Uni versity of Texas, is the guest of Miss Bernice Sutton. $8 Mr .and Mrs. Louis Hirsch and daughter, Wilma, spent the week end with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neal. The Ollie Fleming family has moved from their ranch near Telegraph and are here ready for the opening of school Miss Emma Pickett has re turned home after a months’ visit in Dallas, Rockwall, Sul phur Springs and Picton, Texas. 7s FOR SALE—Seven young bucks, Merino Delaine, out of original Abe Landers’ eyes. See J. D. Baker. 8 Mrs. H. O. Denman and son, Jack, left Tuesday morning for New York City where she will visit for some time with her parents. § § August Simon and family and Otto Thiers and family of Roose velt are visiting relatives and attending the fair at Fredericks burg.—Radio Post. John Smart of the Junction Wool and Mohair Co., and R. H. Heyman of the Menard National Bank were business — visitors here the first of the week. Mrs. M. E. Blackburn and daughter, Mary Ellis, and sons, Caton and Milton, returned Monday from an extended visit with relatives at Hoover, Texas Rev. S. F. Marsh and wife, Mrs. Wharton, Mrs. R. J. Pick ett, Mrs. W. R. Richardson and Mrs. E. M. Burt attended the Baptist Association at Ingram last week, §3 Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Isbell and children, Mrs. Lillie Hickerman of Rockwall, Texas, Miss Floy Dodson of Sulphur Springs, Texas, are visitors at the R. J. Pickett home. As Miss Flora Eckert is in Fred ericksburg this week attending Institute, and will begin her work teaching next Monday. She has the same position that she held last year, as County and District Clerk Mark McBryde of Bandera, Mrs. McBryde, Miss Elizabeth and Mrs. W. A. Hamilton, were guests of Rev. and Mrs. S. F. Marsh last Sunday. Rev. Richard Mercer, after a pleasant vacation, returned and conducted services on Sunday. He announced that Bishop Ca pers would commence a series of mission services, beginning on Monday, October 1, and con tinuing until the sun. The hours of the services will be given later. $§ Miss Lela Huffman has ac cepted a position with the Junc tion State Bank, taking the place of Miss Tyler Wilkinson, who leaves next week for Fort Worth, where she will enter T. C. University as a senior. As W. W. Barrett, London gin man was in town Saturday for repairs. Mr. Barrett estimates that he will gin between five and six hundred bales this year, which will be a little short of last years’ crop. As Mrs. H. K. Caldwell and daughter are visiting her fa ther, W. M. Keen, having ac companied Mr. Keen home from Houston where he had been to attend the funeral of his son. 3F Miss Bassie Quisenberry will leave this week for Itaska, where she will attend Institute a week before beginning her work as teacher of History in the High School there.
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Junction Eagle
Junction, Texas, US
Fri, Sep 07, 1923
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