Pecos Social Notes Highlight West Texas Visitors
The Pecos Enterprise summarizes a week of local and visiting residents including Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wagnon and Mr. and Mrs Gould of Balmorhea, Jack Lanier from Toyah, and many others. It notes engagements, travels to Fort Worth, Los Angeles, and Dallas, business visits, a hospital appendectomy, and local acknowledgments, with mentions of Sheriff Wade, Deputy Middleton, and local enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Wagnon
Mrs.Gould
Balmorhea
Pecos
J.S. Johnson
Fort Worth
Miller Petroleum Co
Mr. Johnson
H. J. Wade
Ward County
Colwell Couple Celebrate 30th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Colwell marked their thirtieth wedding anniversary with a six o'clock dinner for close friends. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Bryant Mrs. Sam Prewit Mrs. H. L. Magee Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ruhlen and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Colwell
A. B. Bryant
Sam Prewit
H. L. Magee
W. W. Ruhlen
W. E. Turner
Church Meeting at Baptist Church Next Tuesday
The Baptist church invites all members of the church and Sunday School as well as family members to a general gathering hosted by the W M S at 7 30 PM next Tuesday. Regular services will be held Sunday and the public is welcome. Pastor J M Garner notes a fine spirit.
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The
Baptist Church
J. M. Garner
Methodists note steady Sunday School and growing Epworth League
The Sunday School remains strong despite the flu epidemic with unusually interesting lessons. Bro Thurston's sermons are heart touching and appreciated. Epworth League attendance and youth involvement are rising. Prayer meetings bring blessings to attendees and it is noted the young people contribute notably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Epworth League
Mrs. Nellie Hardy Dies in Dallas Sanatorium
Mrs Nellie Hardy 37 of Pecos Texas died Tuesday morning at a Dallas sanitarium after an operation and brief decline. She is survived by her husband J A Hardy and son Jesse of Pecos and her Dallas brothers W H Langley D J Langley and C D Langley. Funeral services were set for 4 PM Thursday at W H Langley 1518 Beaumont avenue with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Mrs. A. Hardy
Dallas
J. A. Hardy
Jessie
Greenwood Cemetery
W. H. Langley
Beaumont Avenue
Jesse Hardy
D. J. Langley
C. D. Langley
Roberson and Biggs Wed at Fort Davis Presbyterian
Ronald Roberson son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Roberson and Cornelia Biggs daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Biggs married at the Presbyterian manse in Fort Davis on Sunday January 21 by Rev R L Irving. Both grew up in Pecos and attend local schools and have many friends who wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Roberson
Hugh Roberson
Cornelia Biggs
Sam Biggs
Fort Davis
Presbyterian Manse
R. L. Irving
Pecos
Edmonson Ligon wedding in Menard on January 27 1923
Edmonson and Miss Cornelia Ligon wed at the bride's parents home in Menard. The groom resides in Pecos and runs a market business. The bride and her family recently moved from Pecos to Menard and they now reside with Mrs J W Brooks. many Pecos friends wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Avant
Pecos
Avant
W. C. Edmonson
Cornelia Ligon
Lee Ligon
Menard
J. W Brooks
Sunday Herald Expanded Value for Pecos Valley Readers
The advertisement touts the Sunday Paso Herald at $2.50 per year with eight pages of comics including four color sections, Herald Junior pages for youth, two pages of magazine features, and 24 pages of news. It urges every ranchman and household in the Pecos Valley to subscribe for the best newspaper value in the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FEI Paso Herald
Herald
Pecos Valley
Pan
Southwest
Try One of Those 25c Want Ads and Make Money
A brisk pitch urges readers to place low cost want ads to earn quick income. The note hints at popular success stories and stresses ease and market demand.
Notice to Patrons Lost Wife Seeks Debtors Aid
J. A. C. Hardy asks anyone in debt to him to come forward and repay what he has lost and spent to assist him after his wife was lost and all his money gone.
Hershenson moves from Chicago to speed up well project
Mrs. I. Hershenson arrived from Chicago and decided to stay to accelerate work on the Hershenson well. Her car has been wired to be shipped to her immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Smith
Walter Smith
Shreveport
Advertising Rates In The Pecos Enterprise
Rates for ads are 46 cents per inch or 10 cents per line for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza Laxative Bromoqin Tablets
A fragmented medical notice notes that colds and influenza symptoms are treated with bromine quinine tablets described as a laxative remedy. The reading lists no clear manufacturer or dosage details.
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B&g sLanier
Toyah
Clint
Ida S. Hines
Enterprise
Ray Camp
Baby
H. T. Collier
Mrs
Joe
Fort Stockton
B. J. Latshaw
Los Angeles
California
B. A. Toliver
Mr. Latshaw
J. K. Davis
Fittle
Mineral Wells
F. A. O'Connell
O’connell-Rodebaugh
Francis No. 1
Stuckler
Brogado H
Reeves County
West Texas
Ira Bacon
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Flo
New Mexico
Midland
Jean Burwell Chapman
N. F. Chapman
Frank Seay
R. G. Middleton
Sheriff’s Office
Arthur E. Hayes
Barstow
Bela Riser
Northwestern Telephone Company
B. P. van Horn
United States
Joe Caroline
Chas. A. Young
Eileen
Temple
J. W. Rayner
el Paso
el Paso Herald
R. E. Gentry
Texas
C. M. Haughton
Mr. Haughton
Tom Hart
R. B. Stine
W. W. Dean Insurance
Methodist Church
Edmonson
LIGON
J. AC Hardy
Pecos Enterprise
Joseph A. Daniel van Horn
Pecos Valley State Bank
Guaranty Fund Bank
Federal Reserve System
Mr. Hinkle
East
Pecos Mercantile Company
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