The Canadian Record (Canadian, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 16, 1920 Page: 6 of 10
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GA6EBY
Mr. and Mrs. Carson and her
children spent Monday afternoon
with her sister, lira. Ileal.
Mrs. J. W. Van Sickle of Ca-
nadian visited her sister, Mrs. igo
and friends in this community
this week.
and Agnoe
• Berends came out to the ranch
VN for the week end.
* Miss Lila Hext had as her
* guests last week the Misses Stick
* ley and Baldwin.
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Mrs. Joe Buckner is visiting
Tha C. R. Cook family had a
dinner Monday in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. M. H. Smith and their
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relatives in Gem this week. t Mr aBd Mrs. Jas. Trayior and
H. M. Petree has sold his farm their children of Canadian and
north of Gem. Mr. and Mrs. Major Johnson and
^~ J * their children of M. K. visited
relatives in this neighborhood'
Saturday and Sunday.
And after it all, we hear som<|
people complaining because the
sun is Shi brightly.
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Quite a little activity in real
estate in our neighborhood the
past ten days.
3. W. Park and his family vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. John Briggs
Sunday.
Unless you are twin of a frog
very likely you wiH go down in
that bog in that big mud hole on
the section line. You know the
place if you travel that road.
A horse will mire down, much
less a load.
Mrs; John Briggs was a trader
in Canadian Saturday. i
Saturday, Sunday and Monday
—three days without rain.
The Rev. Bone filled his regu-
lar appointment here Sunday. 1
B. P. Buckner and his son Her-
bert were business callers in Ca-
nadian Monday.
Messrs. J. W. and Hiram Park
were traders in Canadian Satur-
^ T. Alexander made a busi-
ness trip to Durham Monday.
Mrs. C. F. Roberts has moved
into the "White House" and enter-
ed her children in school. \
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hext went to
Canadian Tuesday afternoon.
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PLEASANT VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Richardson
and her two younger children,
Ciay Frank and Lily May, are in
Canadian where Clay Frank is re-
ceiving medical attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Teas, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Wilson attended
the Edison concert in Canadian
Friday night. |
Mrs., i. H. Prater, Mrs. Ed
Paulk and Mis? Lucy Markham
called at the Richardson home
last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. W. W. Williams and her
daughter, Nettie Lee, are on the
Sick list. i
Mrs. Scott Helton, who has
been caring for the Ponder chil-
dren, returned holme last Thurs-
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Mr. and Mrs. L. M, Carson
have returned from their visit to
Oklahoma. Mr. Carson's nephew.
Jewel Wilkerson, and his family*
returned with them.
The Rev. B. G. Taylor of Ca-
nadian will preach at the Pleas-
ant Valley School house next
Sunday, afternoon. Everybody is
ii-vited to attend.
G. W. Williams shipped cattle
;to Kansas City last week.
Mrs. Jerry Ponder is still at
tlie hospital, but she is improving
fast.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ruby and
their baby were Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Ed Paulk.
W. E. George and his son, Lee,
were in Canadian last Friday.
Ed Paulk took a load of hogs
to Canadian Friday for L. M
Carson.
Frank Young was a Canadian?
caller Saturday.
Mre.v Beal and ner daughter,
Oneta, visited Mrs. A. Q. Hen-
nington Saturday afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs. Vice of Mobeeti*
spent Sunday at Mr. Barker's.
Mr. and Mrs. J., H- Steen and
their daughter, Mary, were guests
at Jim Steen's for Sunday idinner;
Mr. and Mrs. Powell of Leila,
Lake, Texas, Visited his brother
here Sunday.
Joe Reed, Fred Bradford, and
Jim Trayior of Canadian and
Jesse West were dinner guests at
the Igo home Tuesday.
John Francis took dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. Beal Monday.
Miss Delia Wright spent last
Sunday night with Hester Ruby.
School opened Monday with
Mrs. Wm. Askey as teacher.
There were 21 pupils enrolled the
first day. The school house is in
a more convenient and much
more pleasant place since it has
been moved.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Hennington
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hen-
nington of Canadian spent Sat-
urday night with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Hennington.
Mr. and Mrs. Audio Hennington
joined them Sunday and they
spent a very pleasant day togeth-
er.
Mrs. Paulk and her children of
Pleasant Valley visited Hester
Ruby Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. H. Steen and her daugh
ter Mary visited Mrs. Muse and
her daughter Saturday afternoon.
A large crowd spent a pleasant
evening singing at A. Q. Henning-
ton's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones went to Elk
City, Okla., Friday to attend the
fair.
The Rev. Wells-of Miami, Texas
closed a meeting here last Sunday.
Altho there were only a few con-
versions it was a fine meeting.
A. G. McAdams returned from
Long Beach, Calif., Monday where
he had spent the summer. He wil}
stay on his ranch a few days.
The Rev. B. G. Taylor of Ca-
nadian filled his regular appoint-
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ment here Sunday afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs. Sappington and their
daughter, Willa Rea, were wel-
come visitors at our Sunday
School.
A. Q. Hennington sold his farm
to Mr. Crosier of Muffin Ridge.
He received $62.50 per acre.
Mr. and Mrs. Powell went to
Ciarendon Tuesday
Mrs. Turley and her daughters
were visitors at thev Mayfield
home Thursday.
Bryan Hogg of Colorado
Springs is visiting at the Owens
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wright ari
the proud parents of a baby girl
born Tuesday. They have named
her Margaret Ellen.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayfield spent
Friday at the Taylor home. Mr.
Mayfield was helping repair the
well. '■ *
Mrs. J. W. Van Sickle visited
Mrs. Lell-Dent Monday night.
Hurvel Lourie of Wheeler vis-
ited at the Igo home Saturday
and Saturday night. Herbert Ig'j
took him home Sunday morning.
Miss Ruby Owens left Satur-
day for Coleman, Okla., where
she will attend school.
Mrs. Barker called on Mrs.
John Wright Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Mayfield and Mrs. Varj
Sickle were visitors at the Beal
home Thursday.
The Misses Gertrude and Jess id
Williamson who were visiting at
tiie Owens home a few weeks age
went to Colorado, and Miss Willie
Owens accompanied them. They,
returned honie Tuesday and the
Misses Williamson returned to
their home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Beal and their
daughter, Oneta, were Sunday
guests at Mr. Igo's. «
Mrs. Van Sickle and Margie
McGuire spent Wednesday night,
with Mrs. Mayfield.
We were glad to have Mr. and
Mrs. Teas with us Sunday after-
noon. " ,
A large crowd of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Q. Hennington's friends sur-
prised them Monday night. Tho
family was very much surprised
when the people commenced to
walk in. The evening was spen*.
in visiting and playing games
and we regret that there will
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Loomis, L. P. The Canadian Record (Canadian, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 16, 1920, newspaper, September 16, 1920; Canadian, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth125465/m1/6/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hemphill County Library.