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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
3
Miss Lou Sears visits Paris briefly while others from area towns travel and shop. Hestand's sale continues with 22 1 2c egg and Jimmie Stone from Bells. Salt and coal oil promos at low prices draw attention as residents visit family, hospitals, and shops across Trenton, Bells, Bells, Van Alstyne, and McKinney.
Mrs C C Hill of Dallas visited her father J A May and others. Turkeys bought at top prices from Mangrum Bros. Gl idwell glasses and Mexican tamales advertised. News of relatives visiting Sherman, prices on Michigan salt at Davidson and local groceries. Shoppers flock to Dyer Jones for eyewear. farmers restaurant promotes pecan candy. Optician Arthur Nall to appear at Dyer Jones on November 18–19.
J F Cameron plans to move to Sulphur City Ark and switch his Sun subscription. Readers are urged to have sewing machine repairs done, with Dixon Hayter and a local pickup service offered. Various brief local notes cover visits, a train collision near Dallas injuring a brakeman, Turkeys Wanted ads, and local residents changing homes and subscriptions.
Miss Delia Moore recovered after illness upon returning from Kaiser and resumed teaching. City taxes now due. payment available at Cameron & Sons store. Instructions to leave teams at Kim Henry's livery barn for protection. Mrs. W. F. Holland traveled to Waco for Cotton Palace. met son Lewis at Baylor University and daughter Gertrude from Belton's Baylor College For Women. Don Dyer reports a store fire at M. D. Moss’s property. insured. Goff fined for aggravated assault after shooting G. Galbraith. paid $22.25. Local lunch invitation from P. J. Pierce & Son. Mrs. L. F. Hopkins visited at Ector with daughter.
We are closing out the balance of our winter stock at very low prices and if you have not already provided yourself with a hat it will be to your advantage to see us.
Mrs Grady Gillett and her infant child returned home Sunday after a short visit with relatives at Trenton.
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