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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1914

Page

3

Local and Personal News Notes From Texan Town

J R Fleming is out again after a season of sickness. Shaves and shines at Simmons. Dixon Hayter re tires baby buggies. Glidewell’s for glasses. Mrs Thacker of Randolph consulted a physician. Miss Joy Ball to Van Alstyne for school. Mrs A L Rector of Chillitothe visiting. I can write fire insurance on cotton at home. Delmar Rowell on route 6 has typhoid. a Norris child also ill. Coal to be sold cash only. Beulah Ownby of Torden ton visited T B Moore. Soda pop sold in case lots by Montgomery & Ryan bottling works. Derailment near Kentuckytown delayed Cotton Belt trains. Grover and Grady Gillett in Sherman. Beasley brothers visiting uncle Bob Beasley. Two barber chairs at Bow Bros shop. Suitor of El Paso visiting. Coal cash only. Binion’s syrup now at Hestand’s. Jack Lilley to Kenetick then employed in Whitewright. Sewing machines repaired by Dixon & Hayter. Meadors visiting from Whitesboro. E W Savage indisposed. Local Masonic meeting Saturday night. Simmons barbers pledge service. Cotton sales on the street. gins busy. Bow family back from Manitou. Robert with Lennon Drug Co.

Local notes and social updates from town chatter

Mrs Landon Moore and Mrs Allie Randie who came in last Saturday night on information of the death of their father H C Sears returned home Wednesday Watch and jewelry repairs offered by Lee Johnson at fair prices Glasses sold with satisfaction Hopple brewed for Farmers Restaurant patrons Mr and Mrs McGar have returned to Caddo Oklahoma after a visit here They were joined by Miss Grace Ball Announcements in Marlin state Benton Roberts of Crockett will wed Miss Seawillow Thompson at the bride’s home on October Sth

Landon Moore Allie Randie H.C. Sears Lee Johnson Mrs. McGar Caddo Oklahoma Grace Ball Benton Roberts of Crockett Seawillow Thompson Marlin

Epworth League Program of 1914 at Oct 4 evening

The Epworth League schedules a 6:15 p.m. program on October 4, 1914 led by Miss Cora Yorlk. The session includes a Psalm song, scripture lesson, and prayers, with talks on companion ship and consequences of evil associations by W A Witzeman, R L Hayter, Rev Wheeler, and Rev R G Mood focusing on personal growth through faith.

Cora Yorlk W. A. Witzemann R. L. Hayter Rev. Wheeler

Card of Thanks for Baby Blanks

We thank our neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the brief illness and death of our sweet baby. Not one word of kindness spoken will be forgotten but cherished for life. May God bless each one. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Blanks.

Arkansas Apples Arrive In Carload Lot No Price Change

Walter Hestand notes a new carload of Arkansas apples with no advance in price. Also listed are rooms for rent next to the Sun office, furnished or unfurnished with light housekeeping facilities. Funeral attendees for H. C. Sears include multiple relatives and friends from Howe, Trenton, Merkel, Dallas, Pallas, Ft. Worth, Sherman, Whitesboro and more.

Arkansas Walter Hestand Sun Office H. C. Sears Harrison Davis J. P. Davis Howe John Gentry Trenton John Sears Merkel Landon C. Moore Pallas Allie Randle Dallas A. R. King Ft. Worth John Marshall Sherman Martha Aldridge Whitesboro

Crittenden to Lead John C Fall Dry Goods Co Beginning Chicago Assignment

N Crittenden leaves this week for Chicago to spend a month arranging the John C Fall Dry Goods Co operations then tour as company representative with Mississippi territory. Mrs Crittenden will move to Bonham until headquarter setup. Spivy Bros. Dry Goods Co. will substitute manager here with R M Spivy arriving from Bonham to supervise.

N. C. Crittenden Chicago John C. Fall Dry Goods Co Mississippi

Central Christian Church Sees Large Attendance and Welcomes Visitors

The Central Christian Church reports high audience turnout last Sunday for both morning and evening services. The minister H. G. Fremine notes a welcome for visiting friends and outlines next Sunday's sermons on Obedience as Spiritual Knowledge and an Exalted Conception of the Christ. Bible school starts at 10 a.m. and punctual attendance is urged. Miss Eula Badgett returned home from Tom Bean. Mrs. Frank Smith is visiting Gainesville.

Our Bible School H. G. Fremine

Sloan's Liniment for Lumbago Quick Relief Claim

Apply Sloan's Freely for lumbago. Attacks of lumbago are not hopeless. a simple application of Sloan's Liniment on the back and loins relieves quickly. Liniment penetrates sore muscles, loosens the back, and leaves it feeling fine. Get a bottle for 25 cents. money back if not satisfied.

Sloan

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward for Cure

Frank J. Cheney swears his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The Toledo firm advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure taken internally that acts on blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials available. Notary public date December 6, 1886. Sold by all druggists. also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co A. W. Cleason Notary Hall

Grove's The Old Standard General Tonic Remark

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic marketed as a general tonic with quinine and iron. Claims to act on the liver drive malaria enrich the blood and build up the whole system. Price listed as 50 cents.

Grove

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Rosewell New Mexico R.L. Holcomb J. R. Fleming Simmons Dixon & Hayter Glidewell’s A. J. Smith A. L. Rector Chillicothe Lee Crouch Rector Sam Montgomery Delmar Rowell Bob Norris L. LaRoe & Co Beulah Ownby of Torenton T. B. Moore Delia Moore Montgomery & Ryan Kentuckytown Cotton Belt Grover and Grady Gillett Walter Homer Beasley Cumby Bob Beasley Bob Bane Bow Bros Bailey Beasley T. N. Suitor el Paso Peter McKenna Fr °. C. Christian Binion Pilot Grove Jack Lilley Kenetick Whitewright J. F. Lilley Grover Meador Hestand’s E. W. Savage Barbers R. A. Bow Manitou Colo Robert The Lennon Drug Co Whitewaght Lumber Company Farmers Restaurant Epworth League God Rev R. G. Mood LaRoe Lumber Co Hestand J. E. Blanks Fred Kinney Kim Henry Ray Stables Bob Sadler Sadler Bros Central Christian Church Frank Smith Gainesville Paul Roberts O. Lewis Eula Badgett Tom Bean Pyright Ous Kirkpatrick & Bryant Druggists Texas
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