Local Rural News Highlights From Wellington and Surrounding Areas
Community notes report visits by Miss Brankis Pate in the county north, a friendly gathering hosted by Mrs. M Wetchum, and pleasant spring weather prompting gardening and town trips. Residents like Aaron Bartlett and Joss Messick assisted with cotton work, while Little family plans moved to central Oklahoma. Literary society sessions, a Washington program at Pleasant Point, and a Fresno school box supper funded library books are noted. Local trades, valuations, and cattle buying accompany updates on movement of people to farms and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
Fresno
Literary Society
Farm & Ranch Library
Indian Creek School Attendance and Local Business Notices
From Indian Creek School Misses Bonnie and Donie Benton were neither absent nor tardy the past two months. They attend Indian Creek School about nine miles north of Wellington. Josie Turner, Teacher. I am now located in Wellington and have opened a general Fire Insurance business with a strong company lineup. We expect seed potatoes of both kinds any day. Pritchar Gro. Co. See bargain counters at the Famous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie
Donie Benton
Indian Creek
Wellington
Josie Turner
T. O. Hil
Pritchar Gro. Co
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the Pritchard Grocery Co
West Side Square
Wellington Taader
Owen
Moesars
Aaron
Phillip Bartlett
Joss Messick
Cottonwood
Ben Sherrell
L. FE
Tucker
Dave Worley
Alj. Little
Velda Dvetchoum
Mrs. C. MeKnight
Frederick, Okio
Amet
Washington
Pleasant Point Literary Saiety
Dave Verey
Henry Mitchell
Tobin Werleys
Mer. Halters
Aberdeen
Thomas
John Worley
N. A. Tucker
Messrs
Furgesuns
John Abney
Plymouth
Mr Nuttson
W. H. Montgomery
Star Meat Market
Roy F. Jackson
Prop
O. K
McCalester
Mexico
Panhandle
J. C. Skaggs
J.C. Wooldridge
Jim Moore
Sullivan Shoe Shop
East Side Square
Mens Sheas
Stewart & Beck
Niggerhead
Maitland
McAlester
P. M. Shields & CO
JM. Shields
Hayhurst & McKee
Jack
J. L. Brooks Grain and Coal Co
THE
Wellington State Bank
Wellington, Texas
Wells
Cashier
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