Local and Personal News Notes Refreshes Community Ties
H H Sanders spent weekend in Randolph. T H Lively visited Denison on Friday. May Badgett visited Bells last week. Mrs Niler Lewis of Wolfe City visited here. Tom Ayres of Trenton was in the city Sunday. Mrs J J Lewallen of Mt Pleasant guests at J B Woosley home. J R Wilson of Leonard visited his daughter Mrs Murry Bryant. M S Simmons of Lancaster arrived to visit cousin Mrs W H Horton. Billie Gox now on road selling coffee. Fresh mackerel available at T J Smith. Mrs Jack McMillin returned from Greenville visit. Mrs A R Greer visiting relatives in Dallas and Ft Worth. Glidewell’s offers glasses for eye care. Grover Stateville bought Higginbotham cottage in Northeast Whitewright. W H Stedham offers blacksmithing and auto spring welding. Lee Crouch traveled to Sulphur Springs and back.
Local seed and garden supplies dominate town shop notices
Miss Ruth Moore returns home after a visit with her sister in Paris. Mangrum Bros. advertise the largest garden seed and flower seed assortment yet. W M Cox promotes seed potatoes onion sets and garden seeds. O W Myrick buys from W B Willis in Madill. Mrs Tom Self visits family in the city. Mrs W C Bradford and son visit J H Waggoner. W R Cannon visits from Van Alstyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Moore
Paris
Mangrum Bros
For Sale Homes in Whitewright With Easy Terms
O W Myrick offers several nice residences in Whitewright with small payments and long terms if desired. Miss Lillie May Brown returns home from a visit with Miss Rose Duke of Sherman. Frank Clark of Newport Arkansas visits his brother Rev T B Clark and may move to Whitewright. Miss Fay Cameron returns from Van Alstyne after two days with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
O. W. Myrick
Lillie May Brown
Frank Clark
Newport, Ark
Rev. T. B. Clark
Local Hiring and Social Notices From Town
John Culley becomes a salesman at Steinlein Lively dry goods store moving from Van Alstyne. Rufus Coolridge takes night clerk job at Katy station, relieving Dayton Yates. Mr and Mrs Will Simmons of Tom Bean visited relatives. Masonic Eastern Star women install Schaff piano in hall. Hon A L Lewis from Denis visits Pilot Grove grandfather Prof Leonard Daugherty assisting church revival. reports death of his father in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Culley
van Alstyne
Rufus Coolridge
Caddo Mills
Katy
Dayton Yates
Leonard Daugherty
Christian Church Revival In
Louisville
Visit the Variety Store for New Articles and Savings
R. L. Johnson proprietor invites customers to the Variety Store to browse new article arrivals and enjoy savings on purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Johnson
Katy Offers Cheap Round Trip Tickets to Dallas This Week
The Katy railroad announces round trip fares to Dallas at 2.90 this week in connection with the National Corn Show. Special Sunday rates apply on February 15 and 22 at 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Dallas
Mangrum Brothers Advertises Sugar and Coffee Deal
Mangrum Brothers tout 22 pounds of sugar and 4 pounds of Special Blend Coffee for two dollars per car load sale. Roscoe Wallace visits his father Joe Wallace after travels in New Mexico Arizona and Texas. Planters National Bank displays new gold-lettered signs. Dixon and Hayter offer first class picture framing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Wallace
Joe Wallace
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Mangrum Bros
Planters National Bank
Dixon & Hayter
Mrs Truett and daughter return from Howe visit
Mrs. J. L. Truett and her daughter Miss Adah came home Friday after spending several days in Howe with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Truett
Miss Adah
Howe
W. C. Johnson
Watch and Jewelry Repair and Glasses Fitting
R L Johnson offers watch and jewelry repair services with affordable prices and eyeglass fitting. Local advertisement notes specialty in repairs and value pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.L. Johnson
Longley Drives Limited West on Yours Truly Tour
Geo Longley travels on the Limited Wednesday promoting the Yours Truly specialty company and reports success in his engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Longley
Mrs S E Gist Visits Shawnee Family Ties in Savoy
Mrs. S. E. Gist of Shawnee Oklahoma traveled to visit her daughter Mrs R L Johnson last week and then went to Savoy on Sunday to see other relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Gist
Shawnee, Okla
R. L. Johnson
Savoy
Local Studio Moves Into May Building Space
Ollie Neathery opens a photograph studio in the May building occupying the former J A McCain studio space. Mrs Annie McGaughey leaves for Dallas to shop spring millinery attend the National Corn Show and enjoy metropolitan opera performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Neathery
Pilot Grove
May
J.A. McCain
Annie McGaughey
Dallas
Katy Delivers Three Southbound Trains Including Opera Troupe
The Katy railroad ran three passenger trains toward the south on Tuesday afternoon in quick succession. One train carried the National Grand Opera troupe of Canada slated for performances in Dallas this week. Miss Elsie Larsen of Denison, visiting here, was greeted by friends at the Katy station on Sunday while returning from Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
National Grand Opera Troupe of Canada
Dallas
Elsie Larsen
Denison
Katy Station
Galveston
Coffee sale and local official health update
Four pounds of Special Blend coffee offered for one dollar and twenty two pounds of coffee sold at a dollar. City Marshal McMillin has been confined at home for several days with asthma or a breathing malady, rendering it necessary for him to sit up and he is seriously sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillin
Valentine Tea Hosted by Presbyterian Ladies
The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold a Valentine Tea at Mrs. John McMurry’s home on Saturday February 14 at 3 p.m. The public is invited to attend the social with refreshments served and a freewill offering for the church’s benevolent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
John McMurry
Western Texas visit details by Vaughn and Graves
W P Vaughn and Jess Graves returned from an extended tour through western Texas and into the Republic of Mexico. They visited Bob King at Balmorah a Pascal Head at Abilene Thad Everheart at Van Horn and other former local citizens now living in the West. Everheart is superintendent of a copper mine near Van Horn beginning operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Vaughn
Jess Graves
Texas
Republic of Mexico
Bob King
Balmorhea
Pascal Head
Abilene
Thad Everheart
van Horn
Bankers discuss Texas regional reserve bank site
Guy Hamilton, cashier of Planters National Bank, attended a Dallas bankers meeting where a Texas regional reserve bank was discussed. Hamilton noted a commendable get together spirit and support for a Texas bank, regardless of city. Austin committee hearings this week tempered expectations for Texas securing the reserve bank location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hamilton
Planters National Bank
Dallas
Hamilton
Texas
Austin
Mules and Mares Offered for Sale. Officials Visit Texans
A farmer advertises a good batch of mules aged three to four years and mares for sale. Henry Williams returns from East Texas via Dallas, praising a thirty seven state and Canada corn show. E M Rodgers Southwestern Telephone Co district superintendent from Sherman visits to inspect local construction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook & Hampton
Henry Williams
Texas
Dallas
Canada
E. M. Rodgers
The
Southwestern Telephone Co
Sherman
Sun Office Mechanic A. G. Fitzgerald Aids In Ft Worth
A. G. Fitzgerald of Ft Worth has assisted in the mechanical work of the Sun office for the past ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.G. Fitzgerald
Ft. Worth
Sun Office
Sherman crowd attends The Little Millionaire opera
Clarence McMillin and his sister Miss Irene along with Miss Mossie Biggers attended The Little Millionaire in Sherman Tuesday night and returned home Wednesday. A son was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Robbins of the Ely community. Miss Cora Lee Hoard and Lou Sears are visiting Mrs John Marshall in Sherman this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McMillin
Irene
Mossie Biggers
Sherman
Mrs. Robbins
Ely
Cora Lee Hoard
Lou Sears
John Marshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. H. Sanders
Randolph
T. H. Lively
May Badgett
Bells
Tom Ayres
Trenton
City
W.O. Brents
J. J. Lewallen
Mt. Pleasant
J. B. Woosley
T. J. Smith
J. R. Wilson
Leonard
Murry Bryant
W. O. Brents
M. S. Simmons
Lancaster, Mo
Mrs
W.H. Horton
Postoffice
Billie Gox
Knight of the Grip
Jack McMillin
Greenville
T. J. Smith’s
A. R. Greer
Dallas and
Glidewell’s
Grover
W. H. Stedham’s
Lee Crouch
Sulphur Springs
W.M. Cox
W. B. Willis
Madill
Tom Self of
Crockett
S. E. Marshall
Frankie Alderson
Royse
Enna Montgomery
Mrs. V. Mason
Edhube
T. E. Sledge
W. M. Cox
Homer Montgomery
Farmers Restaurant
W. R. Cannon
Mrs. Echols
Whitewright Lumber Co
Will Simmons
Tom Bean
Simmons’ Brothers
Chas. Truett
Eastern Star Branch
Masonic Fraternity
Masonic Hall
Schaff
A. L. Lewis
Denis
Mangrum Brothers
LaRoe Lumber Co
Valentine Tea
Rexall
Dyer & Jones
Rexall Store
Devoe Paint
Kirkpatrick & Bryant
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