Local society notes and yard sale ads from Denison area
Mrs Will Mangrum visited in Denison last week. C B Bryant visited friends at Trenton Sunday afternoon. Sam Cameron was in Sherman Monday. Morris Lively was here Sunday from Durant Oklahoma. Mrs Hattie Wilson visited relatives at Myra Texas last week. For SALE Riding cultivator practically new. See W H Lacy Mrs S E Sudderth visited in Savoy last week. Mr and Mrs P C Delfel attended the funeral of Mrs Will Blanton at Bells last Saturday. Mrs M Stewart of Farmersville was a guest of Mrs Lonnie Gaston this week. Mrs Arthur McCauley returned Sunday to Dallas after a visit here. For SALE Old wagon buggy and cart extra cheap. See W H Lacy. Mrs Cagle visited her sister Mrs J C Parsons first of the week Pure Red Texas Rust proof Oats for sale by Grady Ryan. Miss Eppie Moyers of Ferris is a guest of her sister Mrs C P Johnson. Miss Elsie Larsen of Denison was in the city Sunday visiting Miss Hazel Spearman. Penn Harness of Denison was a social visitor here Sunday afternoon. It will cost you less at the Variety store. R L Johnson proprietor. Mrs D L McCreary of Durant was a recent visitor in the city. Morrell and Jim Sears were at home from Austin College Saturday and Sunday. Harry Steele of Celeste was here Sunday to visit his foster father R F Beasley. Don't forget you can save money by buying at the Variety Store. Frank Alverson and J H Cox were called to Sherman for jury service this week. Mrs Guthrie of Paris came in Wednesday afternoon from Paris to visit her niece Mrs J L Bow.
For Rent and Sale Notices in Sherman Area
Short notices show two offices for rent in the May building and 14 acres of land for sale near College. Various locals report visits, travels, family visits, and business in Sherman Greenville Tom Bean Ferris Bells Moran Crandall Paris and Boonville Missouri with multiple individuals named including Dr R May J C Parsons Mildred Benedict Steve Wood and others.
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May Building
South Front
Dr. R. May
College
W. H. Lacy
Visits from Kentuckytown residents and local business matters
Mrs. Ed Belcher and daughter Virginia visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hamilton from Kentuckytown on Sunday. City Attorney Maurice McMillin transacted business in Sherman on Monday.
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Ed. Belcher
Virginia
Kentuckytown
Guy Hamilton
Maurice McMillin
Sherman
Local Folks Move and Travel Notices in Whitewright
Mrs S R Love travels to Helena Ark after visiting her father J A Ragsdale. Mr and Mrs Guy Dillon visit with relatives from Bells. R H May builds a new auto garage at Maple and College. Mr and Mrs R K Smith move to a new cottage on Sears and Spruce. Miss Otto Denton teaches at Collinsville and visits homefolks. J T Stillwell travels for Womack Milling Co and visits family. W T Ross leaves for Winnsboro to work as millwright. Local services advertise repair and upholstery. Dixon Hayter promote sewing and furniture work. Charley Alexander buys D A Ray lots west of Sun office for a future cottage. The Moler Barber College of Dallas seeks students and offers free catalog. Mrs Ott Lackey attends funeral of Dan Keahey in Fairlie. Marriage notice: Miss Magabee Everheart to Homer Sears January 28. For rent two Whitewright residences and sale of a frame residence. O W Myrick.
L. V. Smith Visits Dallas With Mother for Minor Operation
L V Smith traveled to Dallas with his mother on Thursday and Friday of last week for a minor medical procedure.
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L. V. Smith
Dallas
Simmons Sister Returns Home After Illness
Mrs. J. M. Simmons is recovering from a two weeks influenza. Her sister Mrs. Janie Smith, who cared for her, has returned to her home near Tom Bean.
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J. M. Simmons
Janie Smith
Tom Bean
Grandson J L Westbrook Returns Home from Denison Visit
Master J L Westbrook of Denison returned home Tuesday after spending a few days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ragsdale.
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J. L. Westbrook
Denison
James Ragsdale
Sugar deal at Hes tand’s Saturday sale
21 lbs best granulated sugar offered for 1.00 at Hes tand’s Saturday only. Mr and Mrs John Marshall returned to their Sherman home Saturday afternoon with Mrs Marshall visiting her father W T Sears for several days.
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Hestand
Mrs. John Marshall
Sherman
Mrs. Marshall
W. T. Sears
Miss Des McGlassen and Miss Mary Thornhill Guests of Mrs Crittenden
Miss Des McGlassen of Kidd Key College Sherman and Miss Mary Thornhill of Paris were week end guests of Mrs N C Crittenden.
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Des McGlassen
Kidd- Key College
Sherman
Mary Thornhill
Paris
N. C. Crittenden
Dallas Guests Visit Denison Friends After Weekend
Misses Helen Gafford and Catherine Galloway of Dallas were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B F Gafford Saturday and Sunday leaving Sunday afternoon for Denison to visit for a few days.
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Helen Gafford
Catherine Galloway
Dallas
B. F. Gafford
Denison
Sherman guests of Mrs Truett over Friday to Sunday
Mrs. 8. R. Weaver and her daughters Elizabeth and Eugenia of Sherman were hosted by Mrs. J. H. Truett from Friday until Sunday, enjoying a weekend visit together.
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8. R. Weaver
Elizabeth and
Eugenia
Sherman
J. H. Truett
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength
The Old Standard tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to drive out malaria and build up the system as a true tonic and appetizing aid for adults and children. Price listed as 50 cents.
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Grove
Bookkeeper Visits Ill Brother After Year-Old Accident
R H Jay a Beatrice mills bookkeeper traveled to Greenville Sunday to see his brother who lies critically ill with pleurisy and other complications from an accident about a year ago.
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R.H. Jay
Beatrice Mills
Greenville
Trenton Gin Sees Busy Start to Year
Homer Montgomery reports ongoing cotton arrivals at the Trenton gin district with a lively rush since the start of the year. He oversees one of the gins and notes activity remains strong with consignments steadily flowing in.
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Homer Montgomery
Trenton
Dr Minnie Harmon Reaches Recovery After Durant Visit
Dr Minnie Harmon returns from Durant Oklahoma where she was under nurse care for several days. She was very ill on departure but came back almost completely recovered.
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Minnie Harmon
Durant
Oklahoma
Sermon Topics At Local Baptist Church Services
The pastor spoke to a large audience on Total Depravity. Next Sunday morning the topic will be The Difference Between a Sinner's Sin and a Christian's Sin and at night God as Constructor.
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The
Baptist Church
Merkel Woman Visits Sister After St Louis Trip
Mrs. E. Fitts of Merkel Texas began the week by visiting her sister Mrs. J. C. Parsons. She traveled from St Louis where she had gone to buy spring merchandise for a Merkel store.
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E. Fitts
Merkel, Texas
Aes
J. C. Parsons
St. Louis
Merkel
Dickson Brother Visit Ends As One Moves North
J. L. Dickson of North Central Oklahoma spent several days with his brother J. B. Dickson and family here before leaving Tuesday for Howe to visit relatives and friends. His health improved after relocating to higher altitudes in Northern Oklahoma following fifteen years of residence in the Howe community.
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J. L. Dickson
Oklahoma
J. B. Dickson
Howe
Mr. Dickson
Local Briefs On Travel Deaths And Area Projects
Mrs D M Ray and daughters Inez and Gladys left for Tampa to visit R M Womack family with plans to tour Havana Cuba and other sites before returning home. Mrs Chas Penland died in Waco. the Penlands formerly lived in Whitewright and the town mourns. Geo Baugher and crew started a modern cottage for B B Kimball at Sears and Maple. Bertha Cox visited in town with Mina and Edna McMurry. Ethel Cox spent time with Helen May and Emma Fay Parker. E E Wilson and Frank Roberts went to Denison to buy two Ford cars for Wilson Bros. more Buicks expected early next month.
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D.M. Ray
Inez
Gladys
Tampa
Fla
R. M. Womack
Havana
Cuba
Bertha Cox
Mina McMurry
Edna Cox
Ethel Cox
Helen May
Emma Fay Parker
E. E. Wilson
Frank Roberts
Denison
Ford
Wilson Bros
Henry Williams Heads to Oklahoma for Absence
Henry Williams departed Tuesday for points in Oklahoma and will be absent for several days.
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Henry Williams
Oklahoma
Local Surgeon Aids Dr Pendergrass In Appendicitis Case
Dr J J Pendergrass of Leon ard assisted by local surgeons performed an appendicitis operation on Elbert Chapman who lives with his sister Mrs Martin north of town. Chapman is recovering satisfactorily according to the attending physician.
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J. J. Pendergrass
Leonard
Elbert Chapman
Harness goods sale from Beasely Brothers stock
F C Christian buys the Beasely Brothers stock of harness goods and offers substantial cut prices on horse collars pads hames chains halters saddlery and related items while stock lasts. Products include collars 4.50 value at 3.50 4.00 value at 3.00 pads 85c pair at 60c and more with grease rope and oil specials.
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Beasely Brothers
Special 10 Day Prices On All Goods Storewide
The store announces a ten day sale with special prices on all stock. Customers are urged to visit before buying and view the show window for highlights.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will Mangrum
C. B. Bryant
Sam Cameron
Morris Lively
Durant, Oklahoma
Hattie Wilson
Myra
Texas
See, W. H. Lacy
S. E. Sudderth
Savoy
P. C. Delfel
Will Blanton
Bells
M. Stewart
Farmersville
Lonnie Gaston
Arthur McCauley
Mrs. Cagle
Grady Ryan
Eppie Moyers of
Ferris
C. P. Johnson
Elsie Larsen of
Hazel Spearman
Penn Harness
R. L. Johnson
D. L. McCreary of
City
Morrell
Jim Sears
Austin College
Harry Steele
Celeste
R. F. Beasley
Variety Store
Frank Alverson
J. H. Cox
Trent
T. J. Smith
Mildred Benedict
W. R. Wilson
S. H. Montgomery
P. Johnson
Eppie Moyers
Floyd Everheart
Route 3
C. L. Terry
W. D. McAlester
H. A. Williams
Davis Bros. Cafe
T. G. Beckett
Corsicana
Whitewright
Julia
Steve Wood
W.R. Ford
T.H. Sears
R. L. Sears
J. L. Terry of
Moran
Win. Reeves
Crandall
Kaufman County
Dr. Reeves
F. G. Buchannan
Boonville
Whitewright Lumber Co
Guy Dillon
R. H. May
Maple and
College Street
R. K. Smith
Sears and
Spruce Streets
Otto Denton
Collinsville
J. P. Southerland
Joe Hamilton
J.T. Stillwell
Womack Milling Co
W. T. Ross
Winnsboro
Dixon & Hayter
Charley Alexander
D A. Ray
Sun
Moler Barber College
Oeeleee
Magabee Everheart
Homer H. Sears
J. E. Everheart
O. W. Myrick
LaRoe Lumber Co
Rexall
Dyer & Jones
Rexall Store
Devoe Paint
Chas. Penland
Waco
Geo. Baugher
Force
B. B. Kimbell
Maple Streets
F. C. Christian
Christian
Hardware
Tomers
Kirkpatrick & Bryant
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