The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 3, 1913 Page: 4 of 8
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have had that they can work.
We have had some more winter
and the peach crop is nearly .all
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corn, but as the ground is
cold we don’t think it will
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chicken, but maybe she will get
there after while.
Mr. and Mrs. /Claud Ingram
visited his father Sunday.
Bill Ellis and mother are visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. J. M. Ingram.
Mr. and Mrs. Groen- spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Will
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them the cheapest and most economical clothes you
ever had, and you will be the one to say it, after you
get the clothes.
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Mrs. A. Rickles returned
her home at. this place after
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Mr. Editor and Correspondents:
May I speak a few words this
Duff Prairie .
Health, is very good in this
community at present.
Nr and Mrs. Bill Barron spent
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to go some ‘ where else to
to Graham on business Friday.
Floyd Burgess and Mr. Kroft
went to town Saturday.
Today is pretty warm- after a
spell last week.
Everybody is in the poultry
business .except Mrs. Lizzie Bur-
gess. She can’t get the pld hen
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Mrs. Stegall visited the school
Friday afternoon.
you can buy a lot of lower priced
goods, we have some here. We’ll
charge you $18.00 for a suit of
their make and from that up to $30.00. Youll find
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porch put on his residence.
Miss Winnie Harrell is on the
sick list.
Fon Taylor and Roy Corbett
dined with Oliver Burgess Sun-
day.
Grandma and Willie Fiekljng
‛ Mrs. M. S. Weatherford issome
ttr now and able to be up.
Mrs. Lola Cummings and chjl-
vis-dren, of Sweetwater, are visiting
Mrs. here. <
I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Redman are
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the Copeland community spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs. M. C. Barron, of this place.
Misses Nettie and Lou Cret-
singer and Lula Wesley and
Henry Steele visited Aliases Ella
and Yipa Hughes Sunday.
Flat Rock
Well,, how is everyhody this
beautiful spring morning ? I am,
just fine. Arn’t you glad spring
has come at last t ‘I am.
• Well, how was the Literary Fri-
day night? I'm sure the ones
that werer there said it did fine
for Flat Rock. We had a large
crowd, good behavior and good
music.
Our school will close April 18,
and we will _ have our—last
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Edgar Craig and mother spent
Sunday at Mr. Rogers’
Mr. Hunt, of Jermyn, visitel
Emmet Caskey Saturday night
and Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Stegall called at
Mr. Harlan’s Sunday.
Mrs. Will Guinn’s sister from
Jean, came down. Sunday even-
ing to visit a few days.
Mr. Moreland and family, . of
Lone Oak, were visitors at Mr.
Smith’s Saturday ad Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Moore spent
Sunday at Mr. Schlittler'a.
George Guinn and wife and
Mrs. May Caskey took dinner at
Charley Ballew’s Sunday.
v Bob Robertson and family via-
Red at Joe Doolin ’a Sunday.
killed, and the gardens badly
damaged. : -s- AA
W. A. and H. L. Ribble sold ds
their steers the n2st week 1x> .‘-V
Clay and Lee Anderson. He
will deliver them* the first of
Bring Your Boys Here
You like to buy clothes that are right for your boy, but “boys are so hard on
clothes,’’ we undsrstand perfectly. Let us chow you "Curlee," All-wool, will ut-
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wear two suits of any other make at the same price. See What $5.00 will do.
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Twenty-th Fee Special Factories Are
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tank dug on his place which will
furnish him plenty Of water if it
rains enough to fiN it.
R. F. Repass made a, business
trip to the Veal’s Creek com- ..
munity Friday. A t
Jack Wood’and Bin IWatkM3,
WeuF to Graham Thursdy.
Mrs, Lizzie Jones, of Eliasville,:
day for their new home in Wich-
ita Falls. They will be greatly Fort Worth, but not to
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phens Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore spent Sat-
urday with Mr. Moore’s parents
near Oakland. . j .
Mrs. Mabel Ballew spent Mon-
day evenihg at Mrs. Doolins.
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party’ Saturday Several have hst fat yearlings
with blackleg in this community.
Our school is getting along
Misses Mary Smith and Maggie
and' Aland Moran went to town
The wheat and oats are looking Saturday to arethe new hats. ' •
Mrs. J. L. McLaren spent last
Sunday evening. _„
Our Sunday School was well,Thornton's Sunday night. All re-
attended Sunday." We had sev- port a nice time, _
. Tempest and Sunshine.
went kodaking Sunday evening _ — uruuy
and all had a dandy time. aturday night and Sunday withjkey's,
Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Corley, hi * mother, Mrs. O. A Rogers, t -
were visitors at the Robbins home I - Quite a emawd af ——----1a'
can’t resist the temptation to day, •
step in and chat with you good quite a number of young pro-
writers a little while. All th ple enjoyed a,, " "
letters are interesting; it is hard night at Crabtree.'
tol decide which of you, correse Grandma and Willie Fickling
pondents write the best letters, so ahd Mr, and Mrs. Corbett spent
will say “three cheers for all j Nunday * with Will Martin slid
of you.” - Hamily.
Farming is the order of the day
in this part c‛ the world now.
Some of the farmers have planted
world’s largest manufacturers in “Twenty-three Spec-
ialty Factories. Each week we have “New Things”
coming in and our stock is always complete in every
detail. Our Styles are right Our prices are low and
< the quality of shoes the best.
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in. Miss Lillie Crabtree.
H. Rogers and family spent last
Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Lewis.
? Mr. and Mrs. Carroll spent
Sunday with Air. Copeland.
We think we will have to
plant corn again.
I am afraid our fruit is killed.
I will ring off and call again.
Honeysuckle.
South Bend
We are having some sure
enough spring weather at this
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Mr. and Afrs. J. R. MeCluskey
spent the day with W. McDavid
and family Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Burgess and Mrs.
J. R. Holcomb spent the day
with Airs. H.M. Ford Friday.
Marvin McBrayer left Saturday
morning for Oklahoma where he
will visit his brother.
S. L. Thornton has had a front
to Air, and Airs,
of the Ivn com-
munity. , -4
Cross Barron and family, of
J B. Robertson has had a
Ming Bend
Well, Mr. Editor, as I have
been absent, I will make my ap-
' pearance again.
Health in this community is
good.
We are all glad to see spring f
open up again. > m
A. J. Ballew called at Dave
Guinn’s Sunday evening. *4
W. E. Stephen* and Mr. and
you men who are ready for
__ SPRING Clothes; you who
want to wait a little longer, better
come in now and see the new
things; make your selections
now; good plan to take early
choice. We've never seen in our
experience of clothes selling a
better or more attractive lot of
stuff than is here now; the fabrics
are really fascinating in colors,
patterns and weaves; all wool
fabrics made up especially for us.
“Curlee Clothing"
are not the lowest priced made,
"Mr Ana Mr.. John Groenewent Friday with Mrs. Jarnagin.
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fine but not able to walk yet on
his erutches.
Ru± Young has been doing
some carpenter work for Knox
Criswell in the Salem community
the past week.
Aliases Edna and Nellie Jarna-
ginLattended the nine-cent sale
in'raham Saturday
Bro. Cook preached us a good
Easter sermon last Sunday even-
ing and the ‘little folks had an
*gg hunt after Sunday School
which was enjoyed by all pres-
ent.
Fred Moren has been on the
sick list the past week, but we
are glad to say is better. - a
Miss Ruth MeCharen-is get-
ting along fine with her music
lessons .
Mr. and Afrs. Alee McLaren, of
Salem, spent Sunday night with
A. C. Anderson’s family.
Messrs Rome and Byron Wade
were visiting in Wild Bend Sun-
day.
Miss Alice Fay, of Conner
Creek, attended Sunday School
at the Chapel Sunday. »
Air. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson
visited John Kisinger and fam-
ily Tuesday.
Mr .and Afrs. Emmet Young, of
Graham,, visited Mr. Young’s par-
ents Sunday.
We had a good Sunday School
and prayer meeting Sunday even- .
Mr. Jack Frost paid a social
call on them one night last week
and the next morning the beets
and radishes and small plants
were things of the past.
The work on the oil well which
is being sunk op Airs. Corbett’s
place is now in full swing. The
report is that they have struck
water, but we have not learned
whether it is Salt water, or fresh
water.
As newi is scarce and I do
not want to crowd out any good
writer. Will bid you all good
night and pleasant dreams.
Ignorance.
[ Frank Corley was a visitor at
I .Mr. Hodges’ Sunday.
I Miss Lona Corley visited her
I sister, Mrs. Alford last week.
I Miss Jessie Alford has been
I greatly missed in this community
I the last fe wweeks. Where are
you keeping yoursekf, Jessie?
। We are glad to report Mrs.
Lucy Mayes better this'week.
Little Corene Corley is visiting
I her sister, Airs. Lilly Alford.
| George Birdwell is ahead of
most of our farmers; he finished
planting corn Monday. ,
Well, it is 8:30 O:dock and
if I don’t look out I will be
missed in this community, but
We hope they wjill like their new
home. ."ai k - a. . . , ,,
Freeland Walker and Herbert home folks Saturday night and
Parsons and Bob and Lona Cor- Sunday,
ley. visited our school Friday
evening. We were very glad to
have them and hope they will
come again soon.
A erpwd of us young people
Literary for awhile on that night. ... -
Airs. Kincannon and daughter, spent the day with Mrs. Will
Alias Lillian, wil leave here Mon- Martin, of Duff Prairie, Sumnday.
_ Everett Harpel -has gone to
► school ;
wonder if We couldn’t guess
why he has gone there.
Leslie Scott, of Grahm; visited
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. ome of the farmers are plant- sickness in the country for sev-
mg corn and some of them are eral weeks;
through planting. • nr- - ’
Will Pickard and Will Owen better
went to town Saturday. ‘1 *_
Mrs. Dixon, of Belknap,
ited her parents,Mr. and
Roark.
Quite a number of Ming Bend visiting J. IL Norton "
people attended church at Salem
Sunday. > t
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' Mrs. J. L. Smith visited the ,
Misses Scott Thursday afternoon.
Miss Fannie Goode spent Satur-
day night with her cousin, Miss
MaryMeBrayer. , , n ' J A. 3 Ballew spent Sat-
. Albert Rogers and family spent urday evenig at Mrs. May Cas-
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.. ,, erowd of young people: farm Saturday. . ivaai-mie
I attended the singing at Mr.| Master Foy Schlittler visited
Johnie Ballew Sunday.
Mrs. Stegall visited Mrs. Ste-
I Do You Appreciate Style?
I Not the freakish looking things that men of good taste wouldn t wear to a dog-fight,
but styles that smart dressers want.
Here's a style for the fellow who will not wear the extreme and yet wants “some-
thing different.’’ It is a CURLE suit—a guarantee of fine tailoring; a suit known
everywhere as the "Biggest Value on Erth." " v
Note the way the clothes hang. You'll like the new, English peaked, long lapel
and you’ll also like our wide range of' new Spring styles from which you may
select your suit
Most all of the ladies down Miss Annie Humphries is visit-
here have planted gardens and
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Ion Newby and wife visited
their daughter, Alrs. Dora Kibble
in Ntpphens (ounty Wednesday.
Quite a number of Young peo-
ple enjoyed themselves at Air.
"Newhy‛s Sunday night.
Willie Owen and wife and Ka
Beach left for Dallas Monday 2 ,,
r _ evening- We regret to see them is her viszin,
Lampasas Hancock Park is be-80 but wish them good luck in - ■ -
ing improved incident to the com-their future home. L,t
ing of northern tourists, which' Well, as I have been detain- nicely
summer at this place. The park ing you about long enough Mr 1 M,, IjX p .i
(•ontainx 80 acresand is snid to Editor, I will give some ne ese r rsnMallie rattandghildren,
be one of th» prettiest breathing a chance and come again weatas w tted t M. S.
spots in the United States. . Bright Eyes. ' ” d 8 Wednesday night
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Bowron, Frank H. The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 3, 1913, newspaper, April 3, 1913; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1505973/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.