Local notes from Denison area and surrounding towns
Mrs Will Mangrum visited in Denison last week. C B Bryant visited friends at Trenton Sunday. Sam Cameron was in Sherman Monday. Morris Lively came from Durant Oklahoma. Mrs Hattie Wilson visited relatives at Myra Texas last week. For sale riding cultivator nearly 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 sister Mrs J C Parsons early in the week. Pure Red Texas Rust-proof Oats for sale by Grady Ryan. Miss Eppie Moyers of Ferris a guest of her sister Miss 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. Morrell and Jim Sears were at home from Austin College Saturday and Sunday. Harry Steele of Celeste visited his foster father R F Beasley Sunday. 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.
Mixed notices and ads from Sherman area
Local brief items include for rent offices in the May building and various sales reports. Miss Mildred Benedict returns from Paris visit. several residents travel to Trent, Tom Bean, Ferris, and Sherman for business or visits. Also listed are duck eggs for sale, wood sales, cafe ad, and local professionals’ Sunday and weekday activities.
Mrs Buchannan Returns to Boonville After Visit
Mrs F G Buchannan arrived back in Boonville Missouri last Saturday after visiting relatives. Mrs Ed Belcher and daughter Virginia were from Kentucky town on Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Guy Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed, Belcher and Daughter
Virginia
Kentuckytown
Guy Hamilton
Sherman Attorney Maurice McMillan Transacts Business
Attorney Maurice McMillan conducted legal business in Sherman on Monday, per court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice McMillin
Sherman
Local Notes and Social Roundup in Whitewright
Mrs. S R Love travels to Helena Ark after visiting her father J A Ragsdale. Guy Dillon family and a baby visit from Bells. R H May builds a new auto shop on Maple and College. Smiths relocate to a Sears and Spruce cottage. Miss Otto Denton teaches at Collinsville and visits home. Ben Hur seen at Dallas opera with May Southerland and Joe Hamilton. J T Stillwell tours the state for Womack Milling Co. W T Ross to Winnsboro for weeks as millwright. Repairing and upholstering services offered by Dixon and Hayter. Charley Alexander buys Dr Ray residence lots west of Sun office for a future cottage. The Moler Barber College of Dallas seeks students with a free catalogue offer. Mrs Ott Lackey attends funeral of Dan Keahey in Fairlie. Magabe Everheart to wed Homer Sears on Jan 28. For rent two Whitewright residences and one finished frame home for sale. O W Myrick.
L V Smith Visits Dallas With Mother for Minor Procedure
L V Smith traveled to Dallas last Thursday and Friday accompanying his mother for a minor operation. The trip occurred in the days following the visit, with only the brief health matter noted.
Mrs Simmons Recovers From Two Weeks Illness
Mrs J M Simmons is recovering after a two weeks illness of influenza. Her sister Mrs Janie Smith, who cared for her, returned to her home near Tom Bean on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Simmons
Janie Smith
Tom Bean
Westbrook Returns Home After Visiting Grandparents
Master J. L. Westbrook of Denison came home Tuesday after spending a few days with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Ragsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Westbrook
Denison
James Ragsdale
Hes tand's Saturday Sugar Deal and Marshall Homecoming
21 lbs best granulated sugar for 1.00 only on Saturday at Hes tand's. Mr and Mrs John Marshall returned to their Sherman home Saturday afternoon. Mrs Marshall had spent several days at her father W T Sears's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hestand
Mrs. John Marshall
Sherman
Mrs. Marshall
W. T. Sears
Ship of Misses Visit Highlights Weekend Guest List
Miss Des McGlassen of Kidd Key College at Sherman and Miss Mary Thornhill of Paris were weekend guests of Mrs. N C Crittenden, adding a note of social activity to the Sherman Paris circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des McGlassen
Kidd
Key College
Sherman
Mary Thornhill
Paris
N. C. Crittenden
Misses Gafford and Galloway Visit Dallas Hosts
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gafford
Catherine Galloway
Dallas
B. F. Gafford
Denison
Sherman guests Mrs Truett hosts Mrs Weaver daughters
Mrs 8S. R. Weaver and her daughters Elizabeth and Eugenia, of Sherman, were guests of Mrs. J. H. Truett from Friday through Sunday last.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Claims Strength and Malaria Fight
The Old Standard tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is marketed as a general strengthening drink that drives out malaria and builds up the system. It is described as a true tonic and appetizer for both adults and children.
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Grove
Beatrice Bookkeeper Visits Ill Brother in Greenville
R H Jay a Beatrice mills bookkeeper traveled to Greenville Sunday to see his brother who is critically ill with pleurisy and other complications stemming from an accident about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Jay
Beatrice Mills
Greenville
Cotton activity at Trenton gins continues into new year
Homer Montgomery, overseeing one of the Trenton gins, reports a lively cotton rush since the start of the year. Dr. Minnie Harmon has returned from Durant Oklahoma, nearly fully recovered after several days of nursing care and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Montgomery
Trenton
Minnie Harmon
Durant
Oklahoma
Pastor Delivers Sermon on Total Depravity at Baptist Church
The pastor addressed a large audience Sunday morning on Total Depravity. He announced next Sunday's topics The Difference Between a Sinner's Sin and a Christian's Sin and God as Constructor for the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Merkel woman visits sister after St Louis shopping trip
Mrs. E. Fitts of Merkel Texas visited her sister Mrs. J C Parsons earlier this week. She had traveled to St Louis to buy spring merchandise for a Merkel store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Fitts
Merkel
Texas
J. C. Parsons
St. Louis
Dickson Brothers Visit Before Howe Trip
J. L. Dickson of North Central Oklahoma spent a few days with his brother J. B. Dickson and family and left Tuesday for Howe to visit relatives. He had poor health during fifteen years in Howe but after moving to higher altitudes in Northern Oklahoma has become hale and strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Dickson
Oklahoma
J. B. Dickson
Howe
Mr. Dickson
Mrs D M Ray Headed to Tampa With Daughters
Mrs D M Ray and daughters Inez and Gladys left for Tampa to visit R M Womack family and plan a Havana Cuba trip before returning home. News came of Mrs Chas Penland death in Waco on Tuesday, former Whitewright residents. Contractor Geo Baugher begins a modern cottage for B B Kimble at Sears and Maple. Local social notes include visits by Bertha Cox and Ethel Cox. Wilson Bros report two new Fords and Buick shipment due early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.M. Ray
Inez
Gladys
Tampa
Fla
R. M. Womack
Havana
Cuba
Chas. Penland
Waco
Geo. Baugher
Force
B. B. Kimbell
Sears and
Maple Streets
Henry Williams Leaves for Oklahoma on Absence
Henry Williams departed Tuesday for points in Oklahoma and will be away for several days.
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Henry Williams
Oklahoma
Local Surgeon Team Aids Appendectomy in Leon Ard
Dr J J Pendergrass of Leon Ard led a team of local surgeons to perform an appendicitis operation on Elbert Chapman who lives with his sister Mrs Martin just north of town. Chapman is recovering satisfactorily under the attending physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Pendergrass
Leonard
Elbert Chapman
Beasely Brothers stock harness sale by F C Christian
F C Christian buys Beasely Brothers stock and offers deep discounts on harness goods. Horse collars 4.50 value now 3.50, collar pads 5c pair 60c, hames 75c pair, chains 5c pair, halters 14 in 1.60 now 1.25, 1 in 1.40 now 1.00, blind bridles 2.50 now 2.20, open bridles 1.75 now 1.25, lines 2.25 now 1.00, riding bridles 1.75 now 1.25, grease buckets and boxes, rope, and lap robes sold at or below cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasely Brothers
Vicus
Special 10 Day Sale on All Goods in Stock
Announcement promises special prices on the entire stock for ten days. Shoppers urged to visit before buying and to view the show window for available bargains.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will Mangrum
C. B. Bryant
Sam Cameron
Morris Lively
Durant, Oklahoma
Hattie Wilson
Myra
See, W. H. Lacy
S. E. Sudderth
Savoy
P. C. Delfel
Will Blanton
Bells
M. Stewart
Farmersville
Lonnie Gaston
Arthur McCauley
W. H. Lacy
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
May Building
South Front
Dr. R. May
Trent
T. J. Smith
Mildred Benedict
W. R. Wilson
S. H. Montgomery
West End
College
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
Wm. 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
Spruce Streets
Otto Denton
Collinsville
J. P. Southerland
Joe Hamilton
Ben Hur
Dallas Opera House
J.T. Stillwell
Womack Milling Co
W. T. Ross
Winnsboro
Dixon & Hayter
Charley Alexander
Dr. Ray
Sun _ office
Moler Barber College
Magabe Everheart
Homer H. Sears
J. E. Everheart
O. W. Myrick
L. V. Smith
LaRoe Lumber Co
Rexall
Dyer & Jones
Rexall Store
Devoe Paint
Bertha Cox
Mina McMurry
Edna Cox
Ethel Cox
Helen May
Emma Fay Parker
E. E. Wilson
Frank Roberts
Ford
Wilson Bros
F. C. Christian
Hardware
Kirkpatrick & Bryant
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