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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
5
Weather prompts varying views as residents remark on ongoing rain. Farmers hope for dryness to gather crops while neighbors share updates on visits from Wichita, long holiday meals, and gatherings with local families including Harvicks Ashburn Hodges and Cunninghams.
Local residents from Anson and surrounding areas are listed visiting relatives and hosting guests over the weekend. Names include Gardner, Monroearn, Hewett, Goad sisters, Bush, Brazwell, Harvick, Jones, White, Amerson, Meads, Peek, Howell, Apperson, Koonce, Hodges, and Ashburn among others. A Prairie Dog signoff ends the column.
Do you need repair work gas oil tires tubes or parts for your car Or a good used car Reed Bros Garage on North Swenson Avenue advertises repair services and used vehicles Phone 687 14 tfe
We thank friends for kindness and help during sickness and death of our husband and father. Special thanks for service by Ex Confederate Soldiers Dr Hudson Baptist Church and floral offerings. Fannie E Henry Clara M Hester Laura F Joyner.
Central Christian September 7 3 30 p m planned with topics on Spanish American peoples Christian work in South America and a devotional list of leaders and speakers including Mrs Lyon Mrs Fleming Mrs J B Lee Mrs H P Austin and Vida Elliott points to a local church gathering focused on missions and Sunday school themes
A M Henry dies at his daughter's home in the city after a weeklong illness aged 80. He had visited Rotan and grew ill on return. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs Hester of Ancona Texas and Mrs H P Joyner. Rev W Moffett conducts funeral Tuesday at Highland Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs J W Little of the McConnell community hosted a reunion on Sunday with the parents of Mrs Little and others from Corinth Abernathy and Stamford. The gathering included grandchildren Ida Mae Jones and Murdelle Rhodes among attendees and was described as a happy event for the clan.
Waldo Montgomery of Moran retorted from a trip with his uncle W A McLaury to Colorado. About 70 miles from Colorado Springs he claimed to have caught 170 two pound catfish and he has a photo to prove it. He joined the hardy bunch who walk up Pike’s Peak and reportedly saw the sunrise after a strenuous night hike with a photo taken at trip’s end.
Fidelis Girls invited to greet Mrs Moffett at the First Baptist church Sunday morning at 9 45 her talk titled A Basket of Summer Fruit. Mr and Mrs P S Thornton of New Hope visited Stamford Saturday to tidy their home paper account after return from Waxahachie.
Mrs A C Johnson and her daughter Miss Olivia returned from a relatives visit at Alpine. Mrs Johnson, who had just left the hospital after an operation, is greatly improved by the trip. Mrs S M Whitfield, her mother who accompanied them, remained for a longer visit.
Mise Evelyn Warwick of the Overland Automobile Co has been confined at her home with fever for two weeks but shows improvement and plans to return to work soon. Her parents report the recovery progress.
Mr and Mrs R W Warwick and their children underwent serum treatment as a precautionary measure. The report notes health concerns prompted the preventive measure and outlines the family’s engagement with medical guidance.
A note describes a contagious kind causing pretty sore arms for several days, indicating a spreading ailment among individuals. The account emphasizes the illness’s contagious nature and the duration of arm pain observed.
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