Negroes Charged With Theft Near Vernon
Mose Jackson and wife were arrested as they were about to board a southbound train charged with stealing and receiving stolen goods from Freeman Bros. Dry Goods Co. Goods valued at over 150 dollars were found in their possession at the depot. The couple, residents of Vernon for about two months, face felony charges and are jailed. E A Lingnall and family left Vernon for a new home near East Las Vegas New Mexico. Several residents, including Mrs Bailey Ver non Piper Bronson and Miss Bronson, visited Wichita Falls yesterday.
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Mose Jackson
Freeman Bros. Dry Goods Company
Vernon
Jackson
Freeman Bros
E. A. Lingnall
Las Vegas
N. M
Reduction in coal prices passed on to consumers
A Colorado nut coal price cut of sixty five cents on November 28 and a further one dollar cut on December 1 at the mines lowered costs for consumers. The reductions total about ten percent on nut coal and seven percent on lump coal, with the dealer noting current stock selling below last year’s cost.
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Colorado
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Swinburn
A novel birthday surprise was hosted Sunday afternoon for Mrs C A Swinburn by her mother Mrs E S Gillman at Mrs Swinburn's West Texas street home. Guests gathered first at Mrs A M Hiatt's home then moved across the street with tables and refreshments. The party featured a large two foot cake bearing Mrs Swinburn's name and birth date, a gift from her mother and mother in law. Twenty two guests attended.
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A. Swinburn
E. 4. Gillman
For Sale Pure Ribbon Cane Syrup Advertisement
On the street this week only lip Adv. W. R. THOMAS. James C. Gann, Vernon student at tending Rice Institute at Houston, is progressing well with his work, according to word received here. Gann is very enthusiastic over his school.
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Onli Lip Adv
W. R. Thomas
James C. Gann
Vernon
Rice Institute
Houston
Gann
Mary Catherine Massie Hosts T G Bridge Club Gathering
Miss Mary Catherine Massie hosted the T G Bridge Club at her South Main Street home Saturday. Miss Mary Myatt Shive won high score with Miss Beulah Ladd scoring high among guests. refreshments were served. Attendees included Annie and Frances Greever, Geraldine Parker, Edith Whatley, Mildred Hansard, Lois McGaughy, Ann Thurston and members Mary Myatt Shive, Allie Randall, Lenice Bonner, Ida Maud Lutz, Marguerite Thomas, Hazel Vaughn, Ruth Walker, Clara Will Lane, Lorraine Brunson, Clara Leutwyler, and Doris Waller. The next meeting will be at Hill Crest with Miss Lutz as hostess.
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Mary Myatt Shive
Beulah Ladd
Annie and
Frances Greever
Geraldine Parker
Edith Whatley
Mildred Hansard
Lois McGaughy
Ann Thurston
Miss Mary Myatt Shive
Allie Randall
Lenice Bonner
Ida Maud Lutz Marguerite Thomas
Hazel Vaughn
Ruth Walker
Clara Will Lane
Lorraine Brunson
Clara Leutwyler
Doris Waller
Hill Crest
Miss Lutz
Card of Thanks for Theresa Perry
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and at the time of our daughter Theresa Perry's death. Mr and Mrs W G Perry and children express gratitude.
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Theresa
Mrs. W. G. Perry
Meeker Couple Visits Robinson Family En Route to Detroit
Mr and Mrs W B Meeker spent several days with Mrs Meeker's parents Mr and Mrs J T Robinson while traveling from Dallas to Detroit Mr Meeker works for the American Seed Company and Mrs Meeker is formerly Miss Inex Robinson.
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W. BE. Meeker
Mrs. Meeker
J. 7. Robinson
Detroit
Dallas
Mr. Meeker
American Seed Company
Meeker
Inex Robinson
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Bailey
A. N. Vernon
J, FE. Piper
O. A. Bronson
Joerraine Bronson
Wicchita Malls
C. A. Swinburn
T. G. Bridge Club
Mary Catherine Massie
South Main Street
More’s Theatre
John W. Vogel
Big City
Harmony Boys
Singers
de Luxe
By Fred Gulf
James H. Stuart
al G. Field
Minstrels
Dan Roby
Niel O’brien
Wilbarger County
THE
Waggoner National Bank
Vernon, Texas
Co’s
Waggoner
We Glictouce. Co. S. McColloch Ok
Qld Mc
Interesting
Caracter
Mother
Daddy
Santa
Air Rifles
Bibles
Main St
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