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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
3
Community column from New Basil and Young County reports a quiet wedding for Oscar Voyles and Minnie Layeols on November twenty six officiated by Rev. Hombree. Neighbors plan to attend and bring guests. Alpha and Omega sign, Wischkaemper builds a new house, hog farming news and book worm excuses appear in the county page.
Cas Neece and family returned from an extended trip to Tex Chitlica while the younger people enjoyed a party at Mr Horns Thanksgivings. The intra fine son and family have moved to a new home after evacuation by J. C Moore.
Rain heavy season speaks for next year. Sunday school and preaching were rained out. Prayer meeting praised as one of the best. J W Russell plans a move north on the river. Hogs to be parted with. Big Hat for Lam inspires Collingsworth county residents toward home training and kindness.
Memphis visitors and local families share weekend visits. Sheriff Singley collects taxes at Ring as Ring builds a new barn. Aaron Sweatt returns from Mon day Texas to manage farm business. Jim Earnest rents Sweatt’s farm for next year. Social Local meets. Ring forms a Literary Society with H P Ring president. Weather and rain affect cotton. several sermons and visits noted.
A jumble of town news reports Mrs Burgess ill with typhoid like symptoms Dr Durham notes. Clifford items mention Wellingtonians Quaill Saturday paper plans wedding rumors Marmnersville visitations and church events. Several residents travel for visits and social gatherings with Sunday school urged as a community pull.
A.C. and HT Patterson and families head east this week. C Graham moves near Bresno. B S Riley and B W Dysart hogs. Frank Royal paints his house. J R Riley moves to John Rhodes farm. M E Green and family arrive from Oklahoma heading to Route One. Rafe Myers to Paducah for carpentry. Mrs Carrie Wood of Kirkland visits her parents ALN Vickery. Farmers begin breaking land. alfalfa improves with rains. quail numbers decline.
Community gathers for an Ith hunting related event with local volunteers and participants. Organizers attract many good people as they promote safety and participation in the day’s activities.
Wellington Gro Co announces closing their books on December 1 and urges prompt settlements. They thank patrons for liberal patronage and say they will move to Tulsa Texas, inviting friends to visit and be treated well.
Advertises good second hand sewing machines at Loving and Hoards with prices from 83.00 up to 7.00 and options to pay in money or trade for feed.
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