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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1917
Page
6
We guarantee Emerson buggies match Moon Bros. for quality and long wear. These used models in this section have proven their value and service life, making them a strong buy for discerning buyers seeking reliability at a bargain.
Catalog line listing six brands and products including wagons mowers plows heaters stoves razors tires and tubes car accessories plumbing supplies and tin shop items. Emphasizes wide range of farm and household implements offered by Canton and Moline dealers and associated suppliers.
The area reports beneficial rain for late corn and cotton. Local officials praise Bob Russell for road culvert work under Commissioner Mathis. Garland Bros. to repair gin plant. cotton outlook boosts business. Baptist church revival near Sedalia ends with seven additions. several new cars and visits by residents noted. army draft examinations planned in Sherman.
Central Christian Church announces a morning discourse on Servitude and Sonship next Sunday August 12 and a 20 minute sermonette titled The Fools Farm at 8:15 PM. A. E. Masor, Pastor invites all to worship.
Texas sheriff must publish notice of guardianship application for minor Bell I Stroud. Hearing set for first Monday in September 1917 at Sherman court house. Notices may be contested by interested parties. clerk N A Cox signs, deputy Omohondro.
The State of Texas Grayson County sheriff executes a sale based on a June 14 1917 judgment in D W Smith vs A H Davis et al No 9233. The sale to the highest bidder for cash is set for September 4 1917 at the Grayson County courthouse door, involving part of the G McDaniel survey in Whitewright Texas.
Metes and bounds describe starting 50 feet south of the southwest corner of Will Russell place and running 100 feet south to a stake, 345 feet east to the M K T Ry right of way, 100 feet north with the railway, 345 feet west to the beginning. Levied as D W Smith property to satisfy a $150 judgment in favor of D A Ray plus costs. Dated August 7, 1917. Sheriff T W Roserts.
William Samples and his family spent Sunday with T. L. Hopkins and family. Jim Hicks of Klondike was in attendance.
Sunday visiting and travel items feature L W Woodson of Wolfe City visiting J E Woodson this week. Bonham residents include W A Roody S D Massey and several visitors. Misses Jessie Irene Brown visit their aunt Mrs Joe Rosser at Ector. Mr and Mrs Walker retire from a week with A W Layman at Celina. Grandmother Melugin spent Saturday night with Mrs Cates. T S Graves improves his farm adding windmill deep well and building a barn with plans for a new residence. A Kerr singing is directed by Conductor Richardson Sunday at 2 PM.
Commentator laments lack of a good portrait of Henry Caperton before his departure. He notes no photo was made prior to leaving and the camp image sent home is unsatisfactory.
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