County Court In Session Proceedings Drill Through Dockets
County court in October term sits with light dockets. Civil actions include damages verdict for 835.00 in No. 280 vs. P N T R R Co and several dismissals or continuances. Criminal docket shows cases in appeals and local option, pistol violations and guardianship annual report with 3163.00 allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall County
J. B. Knox
R. K E. Foster
L. G. Conner
S. S Coffee
J.C. Carney
C. C. Doniphan
Clyde McElroy
T. J. Harter
John Guthrie
J. L. McReynolds
B.C. Taylor
Cyrus Kakman
C. P. Hutchings
W. KE. Lair
J. IF. Smith
O. [. Smith
M. H. Bogar
Stringfellow Hume Hardware Company
J. A. Peitzach Et
R.A. Dobbs
Red Evans
Court of Criminal Appeals
Enoch Wilson
Local Notes and Movements Around Town and Province
K H Ackley travels to Dallas this week. Mrs Sam Marshall visits relatives in Harrington Oklahoma. John A Russell, a Denton county friend, was in the city Wednesday. J K Rogers attends business in Falls City Nebraska. Canyon Tin Shop offers plumbing and tin work. Judge B Frank Buie in Austin for land department business. Mr and Mrs LB Frank Buie and Edythe visit Dallas and Austin. L T Lester in Lubbock arranging bank management after purchasing controlling interest. He will be away several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Marshall
Harrington
Oklahoma
John A. Russell
Denton County
B. Frank Buie
Austin
Land Department
Ll. T. Lester
Lubbock
State Board Reports Growth in Permanent School Fund Investments
For the year ending August 31 the board bought 1 225 542 in bonds while redeeming 350 075, net gain 875 467. Funded bonds total 18 554 490 on September 1, 1908, with major holdings in county, city, independent district and state bonds. Texas and New Orleans bonds yield 6 percent plus a sinking fund 2 percent. principal 309 508 on 9 1 07, sinking fund 6 159 paid, leaving 805 549 on 9 1 08 and decreasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
State Board of Education
Permanent School Fund
Independent Schoo District
State of Texas
State Penitentiary
Texas and
New Orleans
Texas
New Brick Buildings Transform Town Square Layout
Multiple firms announce brick structures on the east and corners of the square. Hall and Abbott will rise a sixty foot front on the southeast corner, First National Bank a large building on the northwest corner, and Harrison and Garrison with Redfearn and Rollins plan an east side brick. Finishing by January 1, the three ten foot wide units will house new tenants, replacing wooden structures to create a full east side brick block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall & Abbott
First National Bank
Harrison & Garrison
R. B. Redfearn
A. S. Rollins
Alreay
Vote for the State Constitution Amendment on School Interests
A reminder to voters to support the first amendment on the ticket modifying Section 8, Article 7 to affect public school interests. The notice urges voting next Tuesday for the amendment.
Local Visitors From Nebraska Callers and Shop Notices
Miss Edna Cook and Miss Charlotte M White with Zetta Rayburn from Wayne Nebraska visited our office last Wednesday and will stay here for some time. Canyon City residents Mrs J M Hobson and her mother Mrs M A Brooks were seen at 905 Jackson Street yesterday. The Canyon Mercantile Company offers top prices for butter eggs and produce. For Sale land blocks in Bomar addition and five mile northwest tract. White Swan and White Star Groceries advertise phone 109 and lid for grocery needs. Alfalfa hay for sale by R K Oldham and R G Oldham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Cook
Happy
Charlotte M. White
Zetta Rayburn
Wayne
Nebraska
J. M. Hobson
Canyon City
M. A. Brooks
Jackson Street
Sevall Family News Ties Across Counties
Mrs. M. E. Sevall returned to Amarillo last Wednesday after visiting her son Hiram J. Sevall in this city. Miss Emma Sevall, visiting her grandfather H. J. Sevall, returns home to Shamrock Missouri. Mr. McGown, formerly of Castro County and now a Montana resident, spent this week in the city visiting Sheriff Slover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sevall
Amarillo
Hiram J. Sevall
Mr. McGown
Castro County
Montana
Sheriff Slover
Canyon City to Hear Telegraphic Returns at Opera House
Arrangements have been made for residents to hear telegraphic returns of the presidential election at the Canyon City opera house next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon City
Opera House
Mrs. Nannie Wilkerson Returns Home From Shamrock Visit
Mrs. Nannie Wilkerson of Shamrock Missouri who had been visiting the family of H. J. Sewall in this city for two weeks returned to her home on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Wilkerson
Shamrock
H. J. Sewall
Nurse Services Housed Under Regulation Across Town and Country
The notice states that nurse cases operate under the direction of a regular practitioner with long distance calls answered promptly, outlining a framework for physician oversight and responsive nursing support.
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. M. Stewart
Wallace
Vol. Thompson
Carls
Geo. J. Parsons, M. D
Thompson's Drug Store
F.M. Wilson, M.D
Office City Pharmacy
5. L. Ingham
Canyon National Bank Building
Geo. A. Brandon
W. D. Scott
Buie, Rollins & Woolley
V. Frank Buie
C. S. Woolley
Ofice
Smith Building
F. CO. Art
Public Square
Canyon, Texas
R. A. Sowder
Ida
Eae
Company
Pie Ao ML
Iarfer & Chesser
Northwestern
R. A. Terrill
B. C. Taylor
J.rank Smith
Rowan Land
Panhandle
Canyon City Property
R. W. O'Keefe
Elzo Guess
T. A. Ridgway
Valera Gregory
K. H. Ackley
Dallas
J. K. Rogers
Falls City
Canyon Tin Shop
Frank Buie
Edythe
The
Canyon Mercantile Company
Canyon Coal Company
R. G. Oldham
Bomar Addition
White Swan Grocery Co
White Star Grocery Co
Brown Leghorn Roosters
M. B. HoGhe
RK. G. Oldham
Florse Blankets
Emma Sevall
H. J. Sevall
Star Mill and Elevator Co
Canyon City, Tex
Jim Foster
Smith & Monroe Building
Jim
Mrs. B. Manley
Canyon
H. E. Muldrow
Prop
Thomas Bros
the Quality House
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