Lanham Brown Leaves Mason County Dear Hunt
Lanham Brown departed Monday for his annual deer hunting trip in Mason County leaving PL Crews short of staff due to business interests in San Antonio this week.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1927
Page
5
Lanham Brown departed Monday for his annual deer hunting trip in Mason County leaving PL Crews short of staff due to business interests in San Antonio this week.
J. L. Lawrence and W. H. Arnold visited relatives in Gatesville during the past week. Miss Dorothy Green, a Simmons University student in Abilene, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Green.
Miss Louise Poe spent several days in the latter part of the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Poe. She is a sophomore at Simmons University and is making a splendid record.
Mervin Pumphrey Elv ridge and Elger Greasett left Tuesday for Fort Bend for a hunting trip. Mrs Howaré Poe and Mrs Ruth Ramsel and their children spent the day in San Angelo with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs R E Bacon and Mrs E Burton attended a meeting of West Texas lumbermen at Sweetwater. Armistice day Mr and Mrs Geo Hill and daughter Katherine were week end visitors with their daughter Marie a Baylor University student in Waco and relatives at Gatesville. Miss Fannie Joe Bartlett Simmons University student was a week end visitor with her parents D E Bartlett. A little revolution now and then makes the whole world kin.
A fragmented game report describes a windy 30 mile gale affecting play as the Huskies and Winters contest. Scattered lines note turnovers, a late tie attempt, and observers predicting more chances as the game shifts and fans prepare to cheer tomorrow.
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