Hiatt Brother Dies in Laredo While Visiting Texas
Arthur F. Hiatt aged forty four brother of A M Hiatt of Vernon died in Laredo Texas Monday at 10 a m The body shipped to Vernon for burial with funeral likely Saturday Mrs Elizabeth Gregory of New York sister of the deceased will attend The firm Thos Groggan & Bros San Antonio employed Hiatt as traveling salesman for fifteen years He had influenza which developed into pneumonia Survivors include father A M Hiatt senior of Crab Orchard Ky two brothers A M Hiatt Jr of Vernon and J M Hiatt of Bliss Okla and two sisters Mrs Gregory New York and Mrs Susie Kinnard Indianapolis Ind He was popular with Southwest Texas traveling men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Hiatt
A. M. Hiatt
Laredo
Texas
Elizabeth Gregory
New York
Mr. Hiatt
Crab Orchard
A. M. Hiatt, Jr
Vernon
J. M. Hiatt
Bliss
Okla
Gregory
Susie Kinnard
Indianapolis
Ind
Piano House
Thos. Groggan & Bros
San Antonio
T. M. Valentine
Southwest Texas
Community Notes From Fargo and Vernon Region
Dee and family left for Wise county to settle there. Many residents and neighbors are listed visiting Vernon, attending church, or handling daily chores. Several influenza recoveries and ongoing schooling mark the week. Families move, others return from travel, and local gatherings continue as autumn routines persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Dee
H. DP. Lefors
Wise County
Mmes
M. le McDaniel
Harrison
Baby
Ernest McNeely
Vernon
Foster's Weather Bulletin Forecasts Cold Winter and Storms
Weather forecast outlines disturbances across the continent from Dec 5 to 19 with colder than usual temperatures, illustrates a new crop weather term through May 1919, predicts moderating precipitation and heavy snow in the north, warmer Pacific coast, and notes fuel and feed needs east of the Rocky Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Continent
Dee
Rocy Ridge
Rocky Ridge
Vancouver
Pacific
Rockies
Plains
Meridian 90
Treat Lakes
Middle Gulf States
Ohio-Tennessee
Newfoundland
Mike
Vernon Weekend Visitors and Illness Report
John Miller made a business trip to Vernon. Miss Fitza Smith shopped in Vernon. EK Davies and family and Oscar Tuttle visited Electra. J T Marr and daughter Lucile were in Vernon. J B Harrison left for Montague county on business. EE Davies is ill with influenza. Oscar Tuttle EB Davies and daughters Grace and Willie Bee were at Odell. Mrs Jim Edwards scalded her foot and cannot walk. Miss Bertha Chison is ill this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. May
Vernon
S-Shearer
Willi Swanson
J. W McCauley
W. FE
Shelly Lovelace
Wylie Sweatman
H. E. Key
Port Worth
W. J. McLaughlin
Dan Coffee
Richard
Ir. F. Lovelace
J. BG. Swanson
R.A Talley
M. Sheets
J. R. Green
Smith
J. R. McCombs
Harrison
Will Line
R. BE. Harrel
W. W. Jackson
Bridges
D. L. Lovelace
Lottie Lovelace
Will Castleberry
Collinsworth County
Geo. Lendke
Kk. L. Thomas
Lytle
Lydia Thomas
Jewel Sweatman
Midway
Eva Bargdoll
Parmers Valley
Artie Hays
Ripert Jaredoll
Clifford Anustin
Wavy
Douis
Fargo
Claude and
Warne Goins
D. TE. Lovelace
H. BE. Rey
Jessie Jenkins
J. OH. Cato
W. HH. Beavers
Lois
Lucile Bridges
Jesse Masons
J. AL Becketts
J. W. Cowan
Doans
Fitza Smith
EK. Davies
Oscar Tuttle
Electra
J. T. Marr
Lucile
Montague County
EE. Davies
EB. Davies
Grace
Willie Bee
Odell
Jim Edwards
Bertha Chisonis
Special Stove Sale At The Everything Store
The Everything Store at 116 West Texans Street promotes extra low prices on men and secondhand heating stoves. Buyers urged to compare prices before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texans Street
McGill to Resume Studies at Southwestern Methodist
T J McGill Jr will return to Dallas Saturday night to resume his studies at Southwestern Methodist University. He invites readers to phone 1244 or call Renfro's Lauber Yard to arrange mattress renovation services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renfro’s
Lauber Yard
T. J. McGill, Jr
Dallas
Southwestern Methodist University
Barkburnett Man Visits City With Family
H. H. Anderson of Barkburnett was in the city Wednesday and Thursday on business. He was accompanied home by his wife and baby and Mrs. A. C. Stile who have been visiting here for some time. The item ends with an advertisement for McRibbin's dark brown boots and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Anderson
Barkburnett
Ane Baby
A. C. Stile
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Hiatt
Fargo News
Methodist Church
FP. M. Cullam
John Miller
Tet Pte
Wee Powde
Meyer Bros
Louie Soi
McRibbin’s
Reed Smith
E People’s Cash Land Carry
E. E. Eggleston
Prop
Santa Claus
Serhins
Vileo
Lasl.l
la Vallieres
N.R. Heath
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