Jefferson Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 24, 1913 Page: 1 of 6
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ypL. 45JEFFERSON. TEXAS THURSDAY. APRIL 24 1913-SIX PAGESNO. 48 I.
The harbingers or Summer
are flowers and
Dainty Dress Goods.
Be in time and buy right now.
Rescuing a Horse at Columbus.
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Photo copyright 1911 t>y American Press Association.
Hundreds of horses us well us human beings perished lu the floods. This
•leture shows how one horse belonging to tlie Columbus Healing and \ en-
llutlng company on WV-t 1'owu street wits sa\ed.
Then' are IK) known lepers
1 the I lilted States. .">f> of tliem
i Pacific coast states. .
Doan's Reauleta are rei omnienilr !
v main wt o say they opcrats eaaly
■ tliont ai'pina ami aithniit t "I ufter
facts 2.V at all <1 ru»r si ns
Chicago has a skysr rai>er \i itli
Holf course on its twelfth llttor
In proportion to population
Russia has the fewest physicians
of any country.
f r anv pain burn. »< ml i.r nf t.ru ->•
apply I'r n.'n aa' P. . . t r.t Oil—tits
houoeltnlil rnnuly two sl;n - J-V at I
VI at a ill r t. r .-
This country employs-oo ■'1
women in its indust nes
Hoi! Bfrts i Cols!
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We :u : w ' inly the \ i • • . -
ijualltif* ulituina! t hut
l»e *.i|ii f-*r tIn* [iriee no .piute
A Inn: ru-ti is -• .
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perform the -erviee f> : who h I
it is inteinieil. W itelbctr the I
price ia little or much the j
QUALITY IS ALWAYS THERE
Ts. i et r «l< ■ *. >!; . : ' < 'H; >
\ i • . > RfRFUMS TOO ARE
CfNUINI a a f
mj are 1 with Mirif !• t • •.»!
\V> have all the j Jar *! r* .•.<! r ;
ALLEN URQUHART.
wEFPERSON TEXAS
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(urban correspondents)
MIMS CHAPEL DOTS
A tine sermon was preached
Sunday at Mims Chapel by Rev.
Saxon of Hughes Springs and a
large crowd attended.
R R Rogers and family spent
Sunday at H. A. Mims.’
\V. H. Dorgan wife and dau-
ghter little Vertis Mefba visited
Mrs. Dorgan’s father H. A.
Mims Sunday afternoon.
Master James Wi m be rl y
M isses Minerva Biler. Georgia
Wimberly Alyne Brown Mr.
Ed Tyler and Master Winfield
Tyler were all pleasant visitors
to Miss Cathryne Gartman's
Sunday afternoon and a pleas-
ant evening was spent.
Master Dick Orr and Miss
Corra Tyler went horseback rid-
ing Hundaj’ evening. Corra was
riding a dangerous appearing
mule while Dick was riding a
foolish looking colt.
Hud Harnes visited the Cart-
man home Sunday afternoon
and took supper there.
W. vS. Sutton and family went
to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tyler’s
for dinner Sunday and spent th«
afternoon pleasantly.
The Hen Hur met at the Chap-
el Hall Saturday evening.
The 4th Saturday night and
Sunday we are expecting to en
joy two fine sermons at the Mims
Chapel School House if Kev.
Will Watson has no bad luck.
Ed Hrown called at Mims
Chapel Saturday and made his
appearance at preaching Sunday
Mrs Etta Drown spentthe day
with her mother at Mr. John-
son’s Saturday.
The first Sunday in May Prof.
Marshall of Avinger has an ap-
| pointment to preach for the peo-
i pie at Mims Chapel.
J. J. Hrown little son and!
daughter Josie went for a
id rive Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Loth Hrown spent Wed
1 nesday evening with Mrs. John
Gartman.
Mrs. Josie Parent returned to
her hone Sunday afternoon af-
ter a two week’s visit to Miss
Lucky Coe’s near Kellyville.
Miss Luck and brothers accom-
panied Mrs. Parent home.
With best wishes
Lilac Buds.
— —
Visits Marion County After 48 Years
Absence
Mrs.Mary Kennedy is visiting
her daughter Mrs. John Gart
man and family. After an ab-
sence oi about -1H years Mrs.
Kennedy is back in dear old Ma-
rion county. Mrs. Kennedy was
a resident of Jefferson in 186'>
and she lived at Linden in 1866.
She says there has been quite a
chandge in this county since
then. Without a doubt she has
old friends still living near
Linden and Jefferson which she
used to know and love. She at
tended Bro. Buckner’s meeting
which he held in Linden in 1*66.
lire. Buckner is now the head
of the big Orphan’s Home at
Dallas and is .n old friend of
Mrs. Kennedy If any old per-
son lives in this country which
remembers this revival which
was conducted by Lev Buck
tier please write to M rs Mary
Kennedy at A v i'nger Texas IJ.
P D No tox 1 S'. • wou i
be glad to meet a few old friends
here She expects to spend the
summer here w th her daughter
provided her health does’nt get
worse Mrs Kennedy wdl be 7."-!
\ ears old the 2Hth day of April :
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AV1NGER ARTICLES
The meeting closed Wednes
day night it the M l>i Church
We feel that much good Wi.l
come from the great truths
that was s.i earnestly deliver* I
during the entire services
The play at the school house
Thursday was fine Wo appre
ciate tlicir coming to our city
The young men ami young
lad *»s ha* a ste « P M i s Shat;
burgers Siiturdi. night Th<
couples present were as follows
Prof lamb ind Miss Ktbei M<
t tin. Pr«if M trsltull and .M s«•
A lie .1 a I : ••♦* |.’ iv Ml la;'. .
M.ss Itaisy I N*t ♦ > . t teorge le g
ami Miss ( . rth." < • 1ittlllis lacW s
Itragg *f *1 M .'s Hazel Ha
• .and.* la.- Mltche! and Miss
Itrune’ta Coulter Icntnl Hicks
and Mr itold.ng
The singing at the \l K
Church vr vs vr< «tt>*n*te<| sun
day afternoon
lt< v S.iiofl preached an aoie
sermon to a large *-*•:.gj-eg *ti*»n
• *. I
If. L. Shamburger visited his
father and mother at Winn shore
Sunday and Monday the bank
being closed for holiday Mon-
day.
School was closed Monday for
holiday and most of the child-
ren with teachers and parents
spent the day at the lake where
they had stew and from the re
port of all who went they had a
grand time.
Mrs. Mitchell entertained a
dozen or more little fellows who
did not go to the lake with a
stew from 4 to 5 o'clock which
was enjoyed very much.
Pittsburg and Avinger played
ball here Monday afternoon.
12 to 13 in favor of Pittsburg.
Come again Pittsburg Avinger
will do better next time.
Mrs. Shamburges class will
finish in shorthand and type
writing to-day and she will go to
Hughes Springs Wednesday to
see about getting up a class at
that place- She will also teach
another class here beginning
the ti rst of May.
A Stranger.
LODWICK.
Well! I believe the frost lias
all melted off and the north wind
has sloped blowing I will come
out and take a peep at tin* spi ing
flowers.
The farmers are all glad to
see this pretty weather and are
planting.
Health of community is fine at
this writing.
Mr. If. E. Lee Sneed gave
a little play Saturday night and
a large crowd was there but
Mr. Snead was very much dis
appointed as he expected Mr.
Truitt of Texarkana to speak
but did not come.
A box supper was given at
Smyrna last Friday night sever
dl boxes were sold.
Miss Henson spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss
Fannie Morris.
Misses Hello and Annie
George spent Saturday night
with Miss (dome Huge.
Miss Emily Flanegane spent
several days with Miss Vergie
Morris.
Mi'. Tommie Morris is attend
ing com t in Marshall this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson
had the missforLune to loose
their infant baby last week.
Little Opel McTash was bitten
by a mad dog and is in Austin
taken the treatment.
All the farmers will be hinder-
ed from their work this week on
account of having to attend court
in Marshall come on boys time
to get our chickens.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
Mori is a girl.
Messers Oiiss and l^eo Wood
attended a dance Saturday night
and reported a nice time.
Well 1 must go as the sun is
getting pretty hot.
Whipporwill.
Ursery Hill Items
As we have been absent for
sometime will write again.
Cotton planting is the order
of the day in this community
now.
IF YOU NEED
Envelopes
It will |»a\ to
see t In*
Jimp.
Job Office
FOR PRICES.
W »u\ in t a** It s<» can
save \ on on voin have lope
bill. \\ belli. i \ want
.*»INI or ."rfHKl.
CALL OR PHONE 99
v\ heli n ou
place >our ne\t Order.
All are enjoying the beautiful
warm weather.
We are sorry to report Aunt
Mary Kirkland on the sick list
but arc in hojK‘s that she will be
well again soon.
There was a singing at Ursery
Hill School II >use Sunday night.
All present rejwrt a nice time
and good singing.
Miss Lois Duncan spent Sun
day in Jefferson the guest of
Miss Mable Owens.
Mrs. Jack Hill visited her pa
rents at Woodlawn Saturday and
Sunday.
The following from Prospect
attended the singing Sunday
night: Messers. Carl and Bearl
Youngblood and William Subor.
Miss Lillie Mae Kelly returned
from tier home at Kellyville
Saturday afternoon and school
commenced aga i n M o n d a y.
There will he one more month of
school. We were all glad to
welcome Miss Lillie Mae back to
our community.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Preston
and children spent Saturday
night and Sunday at Trinity the
guests of Mrs. Preston's sister
Mrs. Kindred.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aiken and
children visited in Moore’s Chap-
el community Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Pruitt of
Shiloh were the guests of Mrs.
Pruitt's brother Horace Smith
Sunday.
Miss Lucille Smith spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Preston
and children spent Saturday
night and Sunday in Jefferson
tin’ guests of Mrs. Preston’s
mother Mrs. Dugan.
J. A. Simmons is spending the
week in Jefferson
Will close and give space for
better news.
Sour Lemon.
NOTICK All correspondents
when writing please sign your
real name on the last leaf of your
letter when you write This
will not be used for publication
New Work For Picture Shows.
Washington April lu Moving
pictures are now to show what
the Department of Commerce is
doing for the people of tin* Unit
ed States. Secretary lied tied
decided today that such a sys-
tem of education would be of
great value both to his depart-
ment and to those interested in
its work. He appointed a com-
mittee to confer with a New
York moving picture concern.
Ainomg the activities which
may he shown are those of cen-
sus takers collecting and collat-
ing tin'll- data: Bureau Fisheries'
men gathering eggs on various
fishing grounds and the hatch-
ing and distribution methods
employed: the means usde by
the Bureau of Standards for es
tablishing correct systems of
weights and measures and the
Coast and Ceodetic Surveyors
taking soundings and measure
merits for ure in prepartition of
official maps.
Au orcaaicmal done of Prickly Aali
Bitten! lieepH the ayttem healthy
warda nit ilmeai!** and maintain!!
atreiigtli and energy. W J Sedberry
special a^ent.
Battleships of the Cnited
States na\ y will he equipped to
assist city tire departments in
lighting tires near water fronts.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
OASTO R I A
New York lias l > traffic acci
dents every three month* for
each 100(100 of imputation while
11 ii fT.ilo I ills 'i*
SCHOLARSHIP FOR SALE.
A scholarship in Shrevr*|mrt
Hiisiness I 'olleye. Apply at
tl .limplecute <mice.
A miniriei of prominent si ten
lists ii.- memiiers of a (lermuu
society for the elucidation of the
diving rod.
I r tfttar nii<» rui •• trn *. tun
i.rf > rr« au I a nkiu .l.irat'i l‘r II. a
\ lit m I. 'an » I «t. v *
• a' -fa. ' in r > u frl y-.ir n*-i
a.a • i oiy * lirff
The .ml Used in the 1 rilled
St.it* s ii 4 yeai wc.ilii till a j*o!
_*f*>* ' .n diameter and .f*4 f«*et
deep.
\ X*. 1S1V* »'1|«|> ' *111 h**ld
ti I*.iiis n ll* iiihei .is devote*I
Iezeolaively to ac*“tyh*ne appura
tils
\ at" h i si.l Mid. I l»ll!|i
40C * • : I i tk’K *
The 1*11!ted States imported
(last year I j.» |mtinds of n» ea 1
' e ^ri-.itisl lumitil on fas'ord
CREAM
BAKING POWDER
You will find it a great satisfaction to do
More Home Baking
You will make biscuit cake and pastry
clean fresh and tasiy—better every way
thau the ready made foods.
Dr. Pricefs Baking Powder is specially
devised for home use and makes home
baking easy and a delight. It will pro-
tect you from the dread alum baking
powders which are too frequently found
in the ready made articles and insure
you food of the highest healthfullness.
Wreckage In Columbus Flood.
Photo copyright. 1911 by American Press Association.
Tons and tuna of debris were swept along with the rushing water. This
wreckage collected against bridges and houses forming dams which still
further Increased tile height of the Hood.
Pointed Paragraphs
Anyway a watched pot seldom
boils over.
L*111. off until tomorrow what
worrying you might do today.
Don’t flag the little busy bee
when lit* is going straight ahead.
Beware of the suspicious man;
lit* is apt to judge you by him
self.
A woman plays the game of
love to win a man plays it for a
pastime.
How many f>eople do you
know who would not impose oil
you if they could.
Before marriage she sits up
late with him; after marriage
sin* may sit up late without him.
Creat Parcel Post Business
Washington April i More
than aOOO.OOo parcel po-t stamps
the fiiee value of \vlli« exceeds
jL’.r.Oli.ooo has- he'ii .applied
to postottices of the country
since tlie estaJjh .limeiit of the
system.
Parcel post business is in-
creasing o rapidly Hell it has
been found necessary to double
the daily output of stamps.
The largest single order tilled
this month was ri;p'a>(«m> worth
for New York < ’ity.
Pupils in some of the primary
scluails of the Phi111line islands
make their own desk- ai d tables
\re you K0111^ «vei haul that < I HA 1 11 it1 : 'M < r
Hut in a N K\\ <)N 1.
If ■ call ami 'ir complete <■ <■' lilt'll t.HAIH
II.Ml KhS now mi A A i:: .
thebe*) that if made at thot lie p' t Hi ii •
We carry a complete line of I IN /INC. C<>P
PEP and SHEET IRON BLOW
PIPES. SMOKE STACKS I 1 EES.
BREECHINUS <11 TIERS \N|) \W\l\OS.
Ml I \l. Ml I Nl il.l > IRON I IN ; < •! V- I I
RIM >1 INt;.
We have the 1**4 ROOHM. HAIN 1 ltd d 0\ I R
MALI that Old Roof t ill U\
V I. I. W O R K <i l A R \ N T K K l>.
Out «»f Town W a r k Receive* Hi mp4 Attention.
LANGENSTEIN & BUNDLE
Plumbing and Sheet Metal Works.
P. 0. BOX S)2. JFFFti'SoN IrXAi. PHONr 22*.
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Taylor, M. I. Jefferson Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 24, 1913, newspaper, April 24, 1913; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1080704/m1/1/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .