Local Social Notes Highlight Sher man and Dallas Visits
Mrs J N Smith and Mrs H C Willis are noted visitors from Sherman and Dallas respectively. Miss Opal Zell Fain of Bells spent the weekend with Little Miss Lucile LaRoe. Miss Mary Hestand, at school in Denton, visited relatives here. Miss Emma Gordon visited friends in Sherman. W Z Spearman of Edmond, OK spent several days last week. Mrs Ross R May of Ranger visited Dr and Mrs R May. Mrs Joe Hamilton returned from a Dallas visit.
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Opal Zell Fain of
Bells
Lucile LaRoe
Mary Hestand
Denton
Joe Hamilton
Dallas
Local social notes and house visits across cities
Mrs. Dave Taylor of New York City visits Mrs. L C Manning and Mrs. C J Meador while Mrs. L P Sears visits her daughter Mrs L M Williams in Gainesville. Truett Moore advertises linoleum varnish promising brighter floors. Mrs Fay Haden of Durant Oklahoma visits her parents and relatives. Pierce and Son's Cafe promises service quality and fair prices. Mrs Bettie Jackson of Dallas returns home after visiting Dr and Mrs R May. Miss Josephine Pierce visits Mrs W H Wimpee in Greenville.
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Dave Taylor
New York City
L. C. Manning
C. J. Meador
Mrs. Fay Haden
Durant, Okla
D. R. Lewis
Braly Ferguson gin plant destroyed by fire at Leonard
Fire Tuesday morning gutted the Braly-Ferguson gin plant at Leonard causing an estimated loss near 20000 dollars with insurance partly covering the damage. The origin of the blaze remains unknown as officials begin investigations. Spring’s approach prompts furniture and floor covering needs from Will Looney. The Sun notes a Methodist Bible study and business meeting at the parsonage Monday at 2 30. Local notes report Arthur Atterberry visiting from Ft Worth and Hudson Davis Co opening a Whitewright store while acquiring stock from Van Alstyne. John Wright of Whitewright shopped in Trenton amid bachelorhood rumors after buying a home in Whitewright.
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Braly-Ferguson
Leonard
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Hudson, Davis & Co
Whitewright
van Alstyne
D. A. Taylor
Texas
Supreme Court Refuses to Suspend Anti Pool Halls Law
The Supreme Court refused to suspend enforcement of the Texas anti pool room law pending a constitutional ruling in a lower court. Texas pool halls had continued operations pending the court’s decision, but today’s action ends that pause as two pool hall operators had sought a delay until the ruling.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Texas
President Wilson Narrowly Escapes Influenza Threat
Washington February 3 President Wilson contracted a cold days ago and had a narrow escape from influenza, his physician Rear Admiral Grayson said. Precautions are in place and no one with a cold is allowed near him. The president is gradually improving and now walks unassisted on the White House second floor.
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Washington
Wilson
Grayson
White House
Chronic Constipation Treated With Mild Laxative Tonic
The piece warns against overusing mineral waters and strong cathartics that dehydrate and worsen constipation. It recommends Cham berlain's Tablets as a gentle, nearly imperceptible laxative that often avoids subsequent constipation.
From a Clear Sky romance returns in workshop garden
In Agnes C. Brogan’s tale Rosalia, aged, lonely, and hopeful, watches for romance to drop from a clear sky. A crash landing of an airplane brings an injured aviator and a chance to rekindle past love. The doctor arrives with news and a note that reveals Rosalia’s own held romance revived by fate.
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Rosalia
Oklahoma City visitor recalls local ties and careers
Mrs Nannie Wilcox Ellis of Oklahoma City visits here this week recalling former residence and insurance work. Miss Ruby Ross teaches in Royse City and visits her parents Mr and Mrs W T Ross. Also noted are a Hortons store coffee demonstration next Mon Tue Wed. Mrs R May and Mrs Ross May visited Rev Grady May at Caddo Mills. Field grown frost proof cabbage plants offered at 60c per hundred with orders invited.
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Nannie Wilcox Ellis
Oklahoma City
Ellis
Ruby Ross
Royse City School
Mrs
W. T. Ross
R. May
Ross R. May
Rev
Grady May
Caddo Mills
P. C. Delfel
Dr Edwin May Leaves Whitewright for Ranger Office
Dr Edwin May departed Thursday for Ranger to open an office while friends regret his move from Whitewright and wish him success. Rev W J Epting and wife are ill with flu and a visiting minister may fill Sunday Baptist church appointments if he cannot. Featuring a furniture refinish request by Will Looney urging economical spring cleaning.
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Edwin May
Ranger
Whitewright
W. J. Epting
Local Notes on Families and Upcoming Purchases
Miss Carrie Hamilton returned from San Antonio where she has been for two to three months. Verginia Belcher, bedridden for three months, shows improvement and may soon be able to get up. You can save money on furniture and rugs by shopping with Will Looney. Max Pope bought the Will Pender residence and moved in Saturday. Rob inson, manager of Hudson Davis Co., will move to the vacated Pope residence.
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Rosalia
Susan
Carrie Hamilton
San Antonio
Verginia Belcher
Verginia
Max Pope
Will Pender
Mr. Robinson
Hudson, Davis Co
Mr. Pope
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Elberta Bread
Home Steam Bakery
Denison
Gordon Brothers
J. N. Smith
Sherman
H. C. Willis
Pierce& Son’s
Emma Gordon
Sheran
W. Z. Spearman
Edmond
Stone
Ranger Ennex
Dr. and
Rs. R. May
Mrs. L. P. Sears
Mrs.l. M. Williams
Gaineville
Truett & Moore
Pierce & Son
P. J. Pierce
Josephine
W. H. Wimpee
Greenville
Mrs. House
H. T. Atterberry
Ft. Worth
D.S. McMillin
Mr. Atterberry
St. Worth
John Wright
Trenton
John
Tribune
Trenton Tribune
Agnes C. Brogan
Western Newspaper Union
Dyer & Jones
Rexall
Devoe
AJAX
Horton’s
Will Looney
Mickie
Naigoshi
Lukurn
J. L. Kirpatrick
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