Vernon visit by Lubbock man to ill son
M. S. Goodpasture of Lubbock arrived in Vernon on Wednesday to see his son Burie, who has been ill at the Home of Mrs. W. T. Denny. The patient is improving.
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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
8
M. S. Goodpasture of Lubbock arrived in Vernon on Wednesday to see his son Burie, who has been ill at the Home of Mrs. W. T. Denny. The patient is improving.
Mr and Mrs PD L Greene depart Thursday for Gainesville after receiving word that Mrs Greene's brother Spencer Sum row is near death. The family awaits any word on his condition and travels promptly to be at his side.
Announcement by Director Rt. G Cholmeley Jones says the insurance division is ending its congestion and delays after demobilization. Former servicemen with lapsed or canceled coverage can reinstate by paying two monthly premiums and providing a health statement. Receipts will be mailed promptly and responses to insured cases will be detailed and timely.
Postmaster J. W. Townsend reports sixty nine unclaimed letters at the post office. The list names recipients and entities including Auto Supply Co, Mrs. G. C. Bishop, Mrs. Ella Burnett, J. D. Baker, Miss Ida Brown, Dewey Churchill, Mrs. Nellie Cox, W. J. Cassidy, Miss Tommie Johnson, James T. Love, Mrs. Emma Liles, John Leak, TH. W. Moore, Miss Tommye Lee Newton, Miss Josie Owens, Lamel Owens, Geo. Perkins, George Perkins, Tas Rodgers, Mrs. Rogers, G. E. Rogers, Miss Nannie Reed, Roosevelt Tiller, Miss Laula Womack, Bliss Williams, Barney Williams, and others.
F. M. Foster, once of Minneapolis and now associated with Sunshine Hill in Wichita County, is in Vernon. He has about 4,090 acres leased near the Sigler well and predicts large oil development ahead. Jd. A. Robinson attended a Buick dealers meeting in Dallas while Mrs. S. W. Bailey, Mrs. J. F. Williams, L. M. Lovelace, Mrs. Lee Bivins, Miss Jennie Tolbert, and B. F. Smith visit or return from Dallas and Wichita Falls.
A compact ad offers truck hauling by Toward Heath with contact options S02 or 496 for transporting various kinds of goods. The terse listing emphasizes freight hauling capability and a direct phone contact.
Kk. C. Christian of Dallas has taken charge of the accounting department of the Kell Milling Company. He was formerly chief auditor with Hutchison and Smith accountants of Dallas. Mrs. Christian expects to move to Vernon soon.
The Smith Auto Sales Company resumes the sale of a Lexington touring car to Frevett Bea of Crowell.
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