Pecos area notices drift to and from numerous towns
A Pecos society column lists visitors, travelers, and extended visits from residents and guests. Names include Mrs Brown, Mr and Mrs Kerr, Mr and Mrs Jones of Fort Davis, Mr and Mrs Oglesby, Mr and Mrs Hes Kountz, J C Wilson, Sol Mayor of Sonora, Bean McCutcheon, Jim Prewit, W D Johnson of Kansas City Co, Miss Saiome Walker of Alpine, Miss Della Mae Hudson, Miss Hazel Berry, D W Bozeman, Miss Selestine Henement, Miss Mona Fay Roberts, Miss Daisy Sellers, Mrs Felton Alley, Mr and Mrs A B Bryant, Mr H Glover, Rev J B Cole, Miss Wylie Sue, Mr Barney Hubbs, Mrs Hart, and Judge Charles Gibbs amid political campaigning in El Paso.
Klapproth Campaign Speaks Planned in Pecos July 1
Midland County Judge Chas L Klapproth announces a campaign stop in Reeves County at Pecos Court House on Thursday July 1 at 8 30 PM. He will outline his record and views in a 30 minute talk with several other speakers then continue to Saragosa Balmorhea and Barstow for further appearances.
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Reeves County
Chas. L. Klapproth
Midland
Court House of Pecos
Klapproth
Pecos
Midland County
Saragosa
Balmorhea
Barstow
Ward County Court House
Vegetable display at Satury Mayes Cash Grocery
A local display showcases vegetables at Satury Mayes Cash Grocery. The feature highlights fresh produce and aims to attract shoppers with an attractive layout and accessible pricing.
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Mayes Cash Grocery
Pecos Women Wage Earners Organize With Picnic
Feminine members of the Pecos Wage Earners formed a Business Women club at a Thursday picnic at Alamo Playground. Officers elected were Rose Briscoe president Lillie Poe vice president and Eva Richburg secretary. J B Heard provided ice cream as a Business Man supplied it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Alamo Playground
Rose Briscoe
Lillie Poe
Eva Richburg
J. B. Heard
Sam Winkler to Open New Dry Goods Store in Pecos
Sam Winkler plans a July 1 opening for a new dry goods and ready to wear store in the Lipscomb Building Pecos. remodels are underway with shelves and fixtures. it is the fourth Winkler store alongside Breckenridge and two other towns, all independently owned. The venture is viewed as a sign of Pecos growth and reflects Winkler’s experience and planned merchandise mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Winkler
Pecos
Lipscomb
Winkler
Geod
Republican Primary Held In Pecos City Texas 1926
A call is made for a Republican Primary in Pecos City Reeves County Texas to be held July 24 1926 at City Hall from 8:00 A M to 7:00 P M Clarence Bell to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos City
Reeves County
Texas
Clarence Bell
Last Brother of Geo D Coon Passes Tuesday June 22
Robin Coon aged seventy four died at his Mason City Illinois home after a short illness. He was the last brother of Geo D Coon of Pecos and had been active in restaurant work and farming. The Pecos City Bakery closed in his memory. Sympathy is offered to Mr. Coon and family.
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Robin Coon
Mason City
Illinois
Geo. D. Coon
Pecos
George Coon
Pecos City
Garage for Rent Ad in The Enterprise
Subscribe for The Enterprise and become a member of the big family. Garage for rent, see W E Reed, Phone No. 165. 44.7
Speeding Ticket Sparks Name Spelling Dispute
A police officer warns a driver he will issue a speeding ticket and asks for the driver’s name. The motorist replies Jones and is prompted to spell it, reflecting a tense exchange in this brief encounter.
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Jones
Toyah Social notes detail visits and travel across the region
Miss Janie Joe Duncan returns from Stamford to Toyah while Georgia Daniels visits Pecos. Residents travel to El Paso, Carlsbad Cavern, Chicago, and St Paul for festivals, courts, and vacations. Conversations mention influenza, wire stringing on the A T and T line, drainage work for the Pecos railway, and several motor purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Joe Duncan
Stamford
Tom Hart
Georgia Daniels
Pecos
Ruby Mae Beachamp
Mace
Lampassas
Eva Belle
Betty Dane Hulling Quaid
el Paso
Toyah
A. G. van Horn
Marion
Hez
Zadie Tinnin
Matthews
Carlsbad
Frank Macek
Chicago
St. Paul
A. W. Hosie
Commissioners Court
Mozell
Morrison
Tray. Humphries
W. D. Casey
A. T. & T. Toyah
Kent
R. L. Parker
Curtis McElroy
Will West
Messers
Charley Daniels
Red Bell
Burney LaBeff
Reeves Burchard
Trav. Humphries
A. J. Hart
Merle Moran
Barney Hubbs
Concho River
Odell Collins
Telegraph
Floyd Hosie
Grisham
Miss Berry
Dave Berry
Pecos Slugfest Win Over Loving Puts 9 5 Result
Pecos defeated Loving 9 to 5 in a high scoring game with Puckett and White leading the hit parade. The team plans a return at Midland, while club officials restructured post resignations and set new treasurer and managers. Also noted is a bankruptcy notice for Fort Davis Mercantile Company with a creditors meeting on July 7.
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Pecos
Puckett
Grandfalls
White
Fort Stockton
Loving
Midland
Red Sox
Roy Wilcox
Wadley
Knight
Magee-Hartley Wedding Feature Of June Season
Miss Julia Magee daughter of Mrs H L Magee and Mr J E Hartly of Lubbock were married Tuesday morning at the bride s home with Rev Jennings of Lubbock officiating. The home ceremony featured green and white decorations and a wedding bell backdrop. Virginia Runnels played music before Lohengrin s Wedding March as ribbon bearers dispersed petals. The bride wore white with a tulle veil and carried a large white bloom bouquet. The couple left for their honeymoon and will reside in Lubbock amid community congratulations.
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Julia Magee
H. L. Magee
J. E. Hartly
Lubbock
Jennings
Virginia Runnels
Lohengrin
Nancy Camp
Florence Johnson
Shirley Glasscock
Lillian Young
New Pest Strikes Potatoes With Rare Eucepolix Hy perthena Cullinauk
A new pest has attacked potato vines named Eucepolix Hy perthena Cullinauk, though sightings remain uncommon. The report notes limited occurrences and potential impact but lacks details on spread or control measures.
Pecos Mercantile Co Grocer Deliveries Schedule
Pecos Mercantile Co., Grocer Department outlines delivery times on the half hour with slots at 8:30, 9:20, 10:30, 11:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30, and 5:30 as a service notice for customers.
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Pecos Mercantile Co
Grocer Department
Marin Bankruptcy Notice in Fort Davis Texas
In the Matter of Carlos Marin Bankrupt No 55 Ninth day of June 1926 the said Carlos Marin was adjudged a Bankrupt and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held in the District Court room at Fort Davis Texas at ten o'clock in the forenoon of the Seventh day of July 1926 which the said creditors of the Bankrupt may attend prove their claims appoint a Trustee examine the Bankrupt and attend to such other business as may properly come before said meeting BEN RANDALL Referee in Bankruptcy
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Fort Davis Mercantile Company
Carlos Marin
Antonio Rodriquez
Fort Davis
Texas
Ben Randall
Maye's Cash Grocery Rush Orders Promise
Maye's Cash Grocery offers rush delivery with special attention around the clock. The ad emphasizes fast service for urgent shopping needs and round the clock availability.
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Maye’s Cash Grocery
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Mrs. Brown
Sierra Blanca
Monroe Kerr
California
Charles Jones
John Oglesby
Sanderson
Hes Kountz
J. C. Wilson
Sol Mayor
Sonora
Security State Bank
Mrs. Bean McCutcheon
Mrs
Jim Prewit
W. D. Johnson
Kansas City Co
Saiome Walker
Alpine
Virginia Lea Finley
Della Mae Hudson
Milton Wadley
Ruth Hicks
Baird
Sid Cowan
Sam Means and
Choiren
Hazel Berry
M. W. Collie
D. W. Bozeman
Selestine Henement
Letha
Bean McCutcheon
Mona Fay Roberts
Abilene
Marvin Cowan
Daisy Sellers
Anna Mahala Murray
Shrevesport. la
Felton Alley
Belin N. M
A. B. Bryant
Mr. Bryant
Mrs. Bryant
H. ©. Glover
Joe Hollebeke
Mack Missik
W. P. Estes
Monahans
J. B. Cole
Fl Paso
Lillie Cole
Hart
San Angelo
Charles Gibbs
A. M. Walthall
Court of Civil Appeals
Gibbs
Walthall
el Paso Herald
BON Ton
PR. W. G’s
Toyah News
District Court OF the United States
Western District OF Texas
Pecos Division
Fort Davis Mercantile Co
Magee—Hartley
Qquinn Abstract & Title CO
Neds
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Hartford
Toyah, Texas
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