Local and Personal News Notes Headlines
Local notes list visits and surrenders including Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ownby in Trenton W. Z. Spearman from Ryan Oklahoma Mrs. George Baugher in Denison Rev J. F. Fender in Cooper John Cully with friends in Van Alstyne Dixon and Hayter market Army folding cot promotion Dr. W. J. Doss family visiting Savoy and Ector J. H. Waggoner in Denison Sherman and Dallas Mildred Anderson in Van Alstyne Boy Scouts outing C B Bryant Jr at home from Leonard haircuts and barber shop boasts Katy ticket agent announces Galveston tickets $7.20 for July 8 4 and return July 5 to Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy
Galveston
Hottest day of the year recalled in local notes and ads
Last Sunday was noted as the hottest day with 102 degrees in the shade. The column mixes brief items about residents visiting Paris and Sherman, crops and livestock for sale, grocery ads from T. J. Smith, Simmons Bros. services, and local social calls. Several names and places appear, including Dal las, Grayson county, Sherman, Paris, Whitewright, and Ray stables.
Missing Cultivator Foot Recovered By Notification
Lost cultivator foot misplaced in a buggy left our store and carried away by mistake. The party possessing it is asked to notify Woolsey and Phillips. Leave teams and vehicles in Kim Henry's wagon yard at the Ray barn. ample space and good stables available.
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Woolsey& Phillips
Kim Henry
Ray Barn
Fishermen and townsfolk gather in a day’s notes
Lloyd Moore and Jim Reeves fished on Pilot Grove creek Monday afternoon. Mrs. T. B. Moore visits Houston relatives, while Mrs. J. M. Slaughter stays with Mrs. Floyd Everheart. Dr. Slaughter escorts Mrs. Slaughter, S. H. Pattie, and Frank Slaughter. Tom Sears reports Merkel crops improving after extra rain. Whitewright ads urge eye glasses from Glidewell's and Tioga Mineral Water from Harry Brown.
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Lloyd Moore
Jim Reeves
Pilot Grove Creek
J. M. Slaughter
van Alstyne
Floyd Everheart
Dr. Slaughter
Slaughter
S. H. Pattie
Frank Slaughter
Tioga
Whitewright
Harry Brown
Moore Property to Be Repaired and Occupants to Move
The Moore property in East Whitewright once occupied by P. A. Short and family is being repaired. Owner Mr. Moore will move here from Denison. Mr. Short recently relocated to the Bob Moore head place.
Sewing Machine Repair Service Ad by Dixon and Hayter
If your sewing machine needs overhauling or repairing, notify us and we will come and get it and put it in shape. We do repairing of all kind. Dixon and Hayter.
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Dixon& Hayter
Mrs. Carter Returns From Dallas Visit After Daughters Appendicitis Operation
Mrs J E Carter arrived home Sunday from Dallas where she visited her daughter Mrs Henry Duke who recently underwent an appendicitis operation. Mrs Duke is making satisfactory recovery.
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J. E. Carter
Dallas
Henry Duke
Duke
Reeves reports oil excitement near Sour Lake
W C Reeves returns home from Beaumont visiting his daughter Mrs George Conger and notes oil excitement in Sour Lake is rising due to unusually productive wells recently brought in.
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W.C. Reeves
George Conger
Beaumont
Wagon yard and hauling services at Ray barns Whitewright
Kim Henry advertises a wagon yard at the Ray barns in Whitewright with stables and space for wagons and vehicles. Offers hauling and dray work and a phone contact, 9 or 222, plus a reference to Dixon and Hayter’s art squares and Simmons Bros new guaranteed dan druff care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Barns
Whitewright
Kim Henry
Program for Carlisle event at Friday institute
Miss Irene Dickson and Lloyd Moore perform at the Carlisle Military Institute auditorium Friday evening for the Baraca Class benefit. Admission is 25 cents. Selections include Romeo and Juliet balcony scene, Once in a Purple Twilight, Arena Scene from Quo Vadis, Neptune, Bear Story, Little Gray Home in the West, Roamin in the Gloamin, and The Message by request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Dickson
Lloyd Moore
Carlisle Military Institute
Baraca
Baptist Sunday School
Shakespeare
Miss Dickson
Eugene Cowles
Mammy
Harriet Ware
Neptune
Bingham & Gordon
Bear Story
Jas.Whitcomb Riley
Little Gray Home
West
Wilmot & Lohr
Harry Lauder
Adelaid
Dissolution Notice of Cameron & Melson Bottling Works
The firm Cameron & Melson operating Whitewright Bottling Works is dissolved. A. F. Cameron buys Melson’s interest and assumes all indebtedness. All accounts due the company are payable to A. F. Cameron. C. W. Melson.
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Cameron & Melson
Whitewright
A. F. Cameron
Change of Entrance Notice at Carlisle Military Institute
Carlisle Military Institute offers ten percent discount for contracts made before July 15 to send a student to the coming school year. The incentive applies to patrons who enroll a boy or girl before the deadline.
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Carlisle Military Institute
Sunday School Institute At Presbyterian Church Week
The Sunday School Institute will be held at the Presbyterian church Thursday and Friday this week. All Sunday school superintendents, teachers, and others in Whitewright and nearby community churches are invited. The program is listed elsewhere in this issue.
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Presbyterian Church
Whitewright
McMillin and Lewis Campaign at Pilot Grove Meeting
D S McMillin spoke to Whitewright friends in Pilot Grove outlining legislative goals and promising valuable service if elected to Austin. Abner L Lewis, county judge candidate, also spoke pleasantly. A notice on Whitewright school transfers urges timely actions by July and August 1 deadline with blanks at the First National Bank. The Sun notes its typewriter carbon.
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D. S. McMillin
Whitewright
Pilot Grove
McMillin
Austin
Abner L. Lewis
Supt
C. J. Denton
Sherman
Prof. Denton
First National Bank
Carlisle Military Institute Enrollment Offer
The Superintendent invites patronage from local students and announces a ten percent discount for early enrollments by July 15. Payments are due at the opening and middle of the session. For details call or telephone the school office. J. M. Carlisle, Superintendent.
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J. M. Carlisle
Prompt Delivery Typewriter Paper Note
Fragment summarizes a business line about Ford and telephone No 215 with prompt delivery and carbon paper for typewriter use. No clear event or person beyond implied advertising.
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Sears& Ford
Horse Shoeing Offered at Cox Stand S
Satisfactory work by an experienced workman at W C Cox old stand rear of Stedham s shop. Will appreciate your business.
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W. C. Cox Old
Stedham’'s
Democratic Primary Announcements Ahead of July 25 1914
Notices indicate actions tied to the Democratic primary election scheduled for July 25 1914. The brief item notes that announcements under this head are subject to the election's proceedings and timing.
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Eastman Kodaks
Kodak
Eastman
R. W. Gallaher
J. A. McKinney
Mrs. W. D. Ownby
Trenton
W. Z. Spearman
Ryan
Oklahoma
George Baugher
Denison
Sun
J. F. Fender
Cooper
John Cully
Dixon & Hayter
Army
W.J. Doss
Savoy
Ector
J. H. Waggoner
Simmons Bros
J. W. Wilson
Mildred Anderson
C. B. Bryant Jr
The
Boy Scouts of Leonard
Sears & Ford
James Langston
Bonham
N. C. Crittenden
Simmons Brothers
Whitewright Lumber Company
T. J. Smith
Ken Roberts
Lena May
Sallie Joe Gowdy
Paris
Lizzie Barnes
R. K. Smith
Spruce Street
Delia Moore
Grayson County
Jersey
Poland
O. D. Hood
Route 4
Henry Williams
Old Mexico
Texas
Crawford
Hazel Spearman
Lucile Montgomery
A. J. Smith
Claude Truett
Pilot Point
Tom B. Ireland
Ray Stables
S. Ek. Hornbuckle
George Johnson
Capeville
C.W. Hampton
T. B. Moore
Houston
F. P. Davis
Glidewell’s
R. A. Bow
Tom E. Sears
Merkel
LaRoe Lumber Co
Col
Farmers Restaurant
Typewriter
Brown's
Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Co
Pete Walding
W. J. Mathis
M. H. Garnett
Chas. R. Crenshaw
J. A
Jim) Akers
W. G. Venable
K. A. Turner
Tom B
Ireland
James Moreland
Jerry Strait
J. H. Biggerstaff
Justice Prec
W. L. Moran
J. R. Carter
Nyal
Kirkpatrick & Bryant Druggists
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