Vernon Briefs From the Valley Towns and Visitors
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Bill Scales Hediey Ad Vusted relatives. Robert Luiz returned from Fort Sill. W Oliver was in Wichita Falls on business. Maude Fergeson of Crowell visits relatives. H E Slagle of Crowell was here on business. Mrs E M Leutwyler is out after ten days illness. Joe Collins of Odell was there on Harry Stalcup of Oklahoma in Vernon on business. 8 B Honaker visited Wichita Falls. H A Ross of Odell in Vernon. Izy Youngblod and Arthur Ward in Electra after shipment of furniture. W N Martin returns from Amarillo and plains trips. Mrs Maury Bangardner returned home after operation. John and Will Abbott of Wichita Falls visited their mother A Allison. Misses Wood and Corry Belle Taher of Chillicothe shopping in Vernon. Geo A Long welcoming a baby girl named Margaret Jane. C S Ballew and son Everett attend Fat Stock show in Fort Worth. Mrs G W Gafford and Mrs Goodman of Electra shopped in Vernon. Dr J Z Dodson back after six weeks illness. Mrs J W Townsend and Mrs Daniel Bond and Miss Mary Anderson in Wichita Falls. Mrs Myatt Napier and Mrs Bob Ferrell visited in Wichita Falls.
Peres Tonic for stomach weakness aids digestion
Aimed at those unable to take medicines during illness or stress, Peres Tonic is promoted as a systemic reconstructor. It claims to support appetite, digestion, and overall vitality without stomach irritation, useful for indigestion and convalescence, available at all good druggists.
Local residents return from Texas and Oklahoma trips
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Collins came back Saturday from Wichita Falls and Dallas. Mrs. J A Lucky visits Chilli ecothe this afternoon with Mrs. Hattie Bead hosting. Ben Leutwyler resumes work after two weeks recovering from appendicitis surgery. Nellie Harris returns to Warmers alley where she teaches after two weeks ill at Watts home. Mrs J F E Collins and daughter Frances plan weekend in Childress with relatives. Mrs Bob Ferrell heads tonight to Florida to join parents. Mr and Mrs S E B Lloyd, wintering there, join Mr and Mrs A B Swartwood and Mrs T K Stadifer and daughters in Wichita Falls Saturday. Roy and Herb Thompson with Hugh Thompson were in Wichita Falls Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Harris
Watts
Warmers “Alley
Bob Ferrell
Florida
EB. Lloyd
Local residents return from business trips and visits
J. D. Robinson came back from Memphis after business with Robinson & Company. P J Bridges and Bert Lisman returned from Fort Worth where they attended Bat Stock Rev. Byron Smith of Palestine visits his mother in Oklainton and Mrs Smith's parents. Mr and Mrs John Salter of Vernon are mentioned. W. Oliver and Mrs. Hugh Champion went to Wichita Falls to accompany their sister Mrs. Grula Ailey of Ross, Okla., to Vernon. Mrs. Ailey will stay in the Oliver home for several days. Frank Byrd and companion arrived in Taos, New Mexico to claim a claim and will live there eight months. Hon. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Briscoe of Rawls, visiting Bosque county by auto, stopped in Vernon for a few days with relatives. they moved from here to the plains last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Smith
Palestine
M. Smith
Oklainton
Smith
John Salter
Vernon
W. Oliver
Hugh Champion
Wichita Falls
Grula Ailey
Ross, Okla
Ailey
Oliver
Frank Byrd
Taos
New Mexico
Ver
G. C. Briscoe
Rawls
Bosque County
Fat Stock show attendees noted in Fort Worth visit
Fred Hanna of Vernon and Onie Simmons of Oklainton attended the Fat Stock show in Fort Worth this week. Mrs. James Stafford of Fargo returned yesterday from Shamrock where she had been at her ill daughter’s bedside but reports she is now somewhat better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hanna
Vernon
Onie Simmons
Oklainton
Fort Worth
James Stafford
Fargo
Shamrock
Happy Jack Jencks Knickerbockers Delight Hall City Audiences
Ex lieutenant governor Johnson praises Happy Jack Jencks Knickerbockers at the Palace noting high class company, wholesome comedy, fresh vaudeville turns, and a six piece jazz orchestra that elicits big crowds and smiles each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Happy Jack Jenck
Knickerbocker
the Palace
The
Knieckebockers
White and Kendall wed in Chillicothe ceremony
J. R. White and Miss Effie Winifred Kendall of Chillicothe were married Wednesday morning by Dr. R. B. Dickenson, pastor of the Methodist church, at his West Pease Street home. Birdie H. Parker to RK. Law son 81-2 of NW 1-4 block 15 South addition to Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. White
Effie Winifred Kendall
Chillicothe
R. B. Dickenson
Methodist Church
West Pease Street
Birdie H. Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Scales
Hediey
Robert Luiz
Fort Sill
S, W. Oliver
H. E. Slagle of
Crowell
E. M. Leutwyler
Joe Collins
Odell
Harry Stalcup
Oklahoma
B. Honaker
H.A. Ross
Izy Youngblod
Arthur Ward
Electra
W. N. Martin
Amarillo
Lutbock
Plains
John and
Will Abbott
A. Allison
Misses Wood
Corry Belle Taher
Geo. A. Long
Margaret Jane
C.S. Ballew
Son Everett
G. W. Gafford
Mrs. Goodman of
Dr. J. 2. Dodson
J. W. Townsend
Daniel Bond
Mary Anderson
Draughn
Abilene Draughn
BUSI
Ness College
Isos P. Abilene, Tesas
H. C. Thompson Electrical Shoe Shop
Dr. Kings
Eddie Collins
Wichita Walls
Dallas
J. A. Lucky
Chilliecothe
Hattie Bead
Ben Leutwyler
J. FE. Collins
Frances
Childress
A. B. Swartwood
T. K. Stadifer
Don
Bob
Roy Thompson
Herb Thompson
Hugh Thompson
Wichita
J. D. Robinson
Memphis
Robinson & Company
P J Bridges
Bert Lisman
Hall County Bolpor
Jack
Guaranty
State Bank
Buddy Wiltz
Domandseniy
Sele
Olaise Posen
del Sylva
Victor Herbert
Selo Veedric Pradkin
Ta Airs
Martha—Fox
Fox Trout
Isham Jones’ Orchestra
Fox
Brunswick
Keleger
Williams
Wilbarger Street
Mrs. White
Wichitarlopr
Milisco
Wichita Kansas
Puckett Brothers
City of
Manhattan
Perkins Timber Lake Company
Texas
Mr. Gin
Miumbing and Metal Works
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