Local items note court start and town happenings
Chancery Court convenes Monday. Hatley delivers lumber sold in town. The best candy is Alle grette. R. P. Arnold reports fresh shipment. Tax Assessor John A D Brigat visits Prescott. Reverend R. A. Highsmith suffers mumps. W. V. Thompkins on business trip to Shreveport. Mrs. M. M. Teal to sell goods at cost. Marriage license issued to R. A. Butler and Alma Dillard of Rosston. Ethel White and Dave Harvey of Texarkana due for a visit. J. E. Garrett from Vincent visits relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cannon of Arkadelphia visit. TB. C. Purifoy of Lyda to Caddo Gap for hunting. Wood! Wood! Phone 191. Prof. P. F. Chappell in Hope on business. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hart Gathright gravely ill. Wanted colored boy 14 or 15 for any work at Commercial Hotel. Merchants display holiday goods. crowds at street carnival peak. Hunters return from Red River bottom with successes. Geo. A. Hosmer heads to La Crosse Wis for home and business matters until March. The Clansman play at Greeson Opera House draws record interest with Ku Klux Klan themes, love, comedy and drama. The production promises high patronage tonight.
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Greeson Opera
Church Services Notice for Tomorrow
The Christian Church will have no preaching due to the pastor’s illness. Sunday school at the usual hour. Communion at 11. Baptist Church under Rev. L. M. Keeling has services tomorrow morning and evening with Sabbath school at 9:45 and evening service at 7. Methodist Church under Rev. W. A. Steele offers 11 am and 7 pm sermons with communion at 11 and Sabbath school at the usual time. Presbyterian Church announces morning and evening service with Sabbath school at the usual hour.
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Christian Church
R. A. Highsmith
Baptist Church—Revy
L. M. Keeling
Methodist Church
W. A. Steele
Presbyterian Church
November 1900 Weather Summary Sees Warmest Month In Six Years
The November 1900 readings show the warmest month in six years with an average around 58 degrees after 1871. The period recorded a high of 80 on the 6th and a low of 26 on the 14th, with a daily range peak on the 17th. Precipitation totaled 4.98 inches with a trace of snowfall, wind mainly southwest at up to 59 mph on the 8th, and 12 clear days, 9 partly cloudy, 9 cloudy, plus 8 rain days. A slight hail on the 25th, thunderstorms on several dates, plus frost events on the 6th and 12th.
Stationery that shows your best in style and quality
The note urges sending orders to the office for printing of fine goods that are up to date and superior in quality. It claims superior stationery represents your business and warrants not feeling ashamed to send out.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baker Drugstore
Chancery Court
Hatley
R. P. Arnold
John AD. Brigat
Sutton
Prescott
Rev. R. A. Highsmith
W. V. Thompkins
Shreveport
R. A. Butler
Alma Dillard
Rosston
Ethel White
Dave Harvey
Texarkana
J. E. Garrett
Vincent
Texas
Nevada County
TB. C. Purifoy
Lyda
Caddo Gap
P. F. Chappell
Hart Gathright
Red River Bottom
Geo. A. Hosmer
la Crosse
Wis
Bibles
Nevada County Drug Store
Adam Guthrie
Ibert
G. Buchanan
Stainton
Hesterly
SWIFT
Weiners
Idelle
City Market
Baker West Main Street
Bank of Prescott
T. C. McRae, Jr
Old Reliable
Hartford
J. S Regan
W. B. Waller
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