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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
5
A Toledo resident Mrs. Wilson Robison reports dramatic relief from stomach catarrh after using Peruna, noting weight gain and regained energy. The letter urges readers to try Peruna, stating it is the only remedy for spring ailments and offering Peruna Tablets for those who object to liquids.
W R Wilson visited Leonard on business. Mrs J M Long spent weekend in Dallas. Mr and Mrs J M Simmons visited Tom Bean. George Baugher was ill last week but recovered. Mrs Joe Mangrum and daughter visited Denison. Mrs M E Powell went to Sherman to stay with relatives. J L Harbinson campaigned among voters here. Mrs Dan Dugan from Bells visited. Dr Minnie Harmon visited Durant Oklahoma. Ben Dyer of Trenton was a business visitor. Mrs Sam Jared from Rouse arrived to visit. Mrs Weaver and children from Sherman visited. Miss Corinne Nash visited Denison. Mrs Joe May returned from Dallas. Miss Liza Mae Love visiting Dr R May. Miss Joy Ball home from Van Alstyne. Mrs W C Welch and son Farrell returned from Caddo Mills. Mr and Mrs N C Crittenden visited Bonham. C L Patton spent time with relatives in Leonard. Mrs Looney Robbins and baby visited Trenton. Curt Terry and daughter Algeretta from Denison. Albert Patterson from Denison visited J W Davidson. Typewriter paper for sale at Sun office. Miss Kate Igo visiting W H Wimpee family. Wm Cox in Randolph for grocery store stake. Mrs M M Lemmons returned to Dallas after visit with B P Allison.
Mrs Earl Myrick of Gainesville visited Thursday of last week to spend time with Rev J L Truett and his wife.
Miss Emma Dee Randle gave a reading at Leonard Thursday night to an appreciative audience. T. E. Sears and Mrs. J. D. Hoard and daughter Miss Cora Lee spent part of the past week with relatives at Whitesboro. Marshal Davis and Ben Dyer prominent businessmen of Trenton spent a few hours here Friday. Murry Bryant visited Leonard Saturday with Mrs. Bryant and the baby. Oklahoma Farm Lands in Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations Liberal Terms Write for List George C. Howard McAlester Oklahoma. Miss Lola McCollum returned to Trenton Sunday after a stay with Tom Gillett. Mrs. Simpson and daughter Mattie left for Ravenna after winter with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sturdivant. A. H. Shifflett and family moved to Sherman Monday. he is a miller employed there. Miss Thelma Joe Dyer is home from Sherman after attending Carr-Burdette College for its closing exercises.
Miss Vera Kirkpatrick returns from DeKalb to teach in Farm- ersville then Whitewright through Sunday. Post Office announces new Sunday window hours 8 30 to 9 30 a m after June 1. Sun salutes Prof S B Sivells on re election as Van Alstyne schools superintendent. Dixon & Hayter advertise repair services for sewing machines.
W P Vaughn T B Moore L LaRoe Rev J F Fender S H Montgomery Jim Ashlock R P Gordon J D Hoard and Will Barbee traveled to their Choctaw club house last Wednesday and returned Friday. They enjoyed the outing but had only enough fish and squirrel to feed nine healthy appetites.
The board of W P Cameron Walter Myrick and J T Roberts reported to the council after reviewing 125 taxpayers. Taxable values increased by nearly $60 000 with adjustments made pleasantly and without friction. The board thanks all for cooperation in the tax fairness effort.
Sears and Ford advertise dry stove wood for sale and provide the contact phone number 215 for buyer inquiries.
Josh May of Savoy spent Sunday in Whitewright. Mrs D Martindale arrived home Thursday from a weeklong visit at McKinney and Howe. Don Hamlin of Lehigh Oklahoma was in town during the week visiting his sister Mrs Ott Lackey.
Mrs Will Dunn of Commerce visited the Truett family W T Truett. Miss Margaret Colquitt of Sherman visited the Webster family. Miss Minnie Montgomery went to Denton for State Normal closing exercises. Miss Pessie Biggerstaff returned from a week with Bonham friends. Barber ad notes Simmons Brothers' barber shop. Hold your hair with standard tonics.
Mrs. Frank Smith returns from visiting her parents in Gainsville. FOR SALE two Jersey milch cows. See Dick Pennington.
Misses McSpadden and Nannie Cave of Van Alstyne were guests of Mrs. T H Lively from Friday until Monday.
An assortment of small items and notices includes an advertisement for LIV-VER-LAX with a Dyer and Jones endorsement and satisfaction guarantee. Local social notes mention Mrs L V Smith of Whitewright visiting Trenton relatives, Clint McMillin visiting in Trenton, Mrs Wash Barnett and sons visiting Whitewright, and W R Johns attending a Guaranty State Bank directors meeting in Trenton. Also reports the Vaterland liner’s May 21 maiden voyage to New York, its Hamburg American Line ownership, length, crew, and tow to the dock after trials.
A grand jury in Sherman returns an indictment against A B Hardin former bookkeeper at the State National Bank of Denison charging him with making false entries in the bank books.
Tioga Sanitarium and Water Co. announces Harry Brown as a local agent ready to take orders for mineral water and other company products for White Wright customers. He invites readers to seek the best and freshest mineral water.
Mr. C. W. Post sells land in Garza County with terms of two dollars down per acre and balance at 1.75 per year plus four percent interest. Prospective buyers are urged to contact J. P. Newell or C. W. Post Home Farms in Post Texas to learn how to obtain a home in a strong farming and stock raising area.
In Pleasant Hill North Carolina Mrs Walter Vincent suffers three summers of nervous headaches prostration and back pains. She credits Cardui the vegetable tonic with restoring strength appetite and vitality after three bottles. The Chattanooga Medicine Co offers guidance and a 64 page women’s treatment book.
Partial timetable shows a south bound line with times 0:55 p m 10:48 p m and 11:07 a m. The readable bits indicate a transport schedule snippet with no clear destinations or operator names.
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