The Grapevine Sun. (Grapevine, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 1, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 4, 1911 Page: 4 of 12
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GRAPE VINE, TEXAS.
$100,000.00
a
200,000,00
a
TEXAS
>d its 16th 1:30 p. m., when death claimed her.
J. B. KEBLINO, Ed. and Publisher.
W. E. KEBLINO, Business Manager.
We ta
our frier
kindneai
long illn
to move
mirable t
liver an(
feeling ol
50c. Bob
Mr. a
who hai
for sen
back to
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CRAPE VINE. TEXAS
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"8WBBT SIXTEEN.”
With l&4t week’s issue. The
Grapevine Sun complete* .
rear. With this week it start.
the 17th year of its existence
Pauline and Louise, both of whom
survive her.
At the age of thirteen years she
professed faith in Christ, but did
not join the church until July, 1911,
at which time she joined theQrape*
vine Baptist Church and this writer
baptised her in the name of Christ.
She had been in poor health for
three years, during which time her
devoted hushand did all that the
medical profession advised; trav-
eling with her part of the time,
changing climate for awhile, or
whatever he thought would give
her relief or pleasure. Mr. Wall
certainly was a faithful husband,
for which he has the praise of all
his friends. But in spite of all
that was done, it could bo clearly
seen that Sister Wail must go.
She grew weaker, month after
month, with better and worse days,
until the 26th of October, 1911, at
Sister Wall was a true Christian,
a suffered and waited
lesirlng to remain with
which she loved as I
It-is
you kno
with wl
you. Ii
a vital fc
parity i
by givia
rouage.
-
Capital and Profits,
Total Resources, Over
* * * * WiWwyirtvtn.T. .-.-.
Ipw fflrtyevine Saq
GRAP1VINF
MRS, S. A. WALL.
(Nee Miss Ida Rainwater.)
Mrs. B. A. Wall, wife oi Mr. 8.
Wall, daughtes of Mr. J. M. Rain-
water, was born in Coake county,
Tenn., March 30, 1880. She was
educated in Mary Academy, Dan-
dridge, Tenn., and taught school
three years in her native State.
Leaving there she came to Telas
in 1900, making this her future
home.
On June 17, 1903, she was mar-
ried to Mr. 8. A. Wall to which
union were born two daughters,
rias 8 cents a line.
All Notices and Advertisements not
Contracted for a specified time, will be
nserted and Charged for until ordered
out.
Subscription PRICE—One year, |1
•lx months, 80o; three months. 80c.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
botNO NORTH.
lOA^Dus at. ----------------9:39 a. m.
IOS—Due aL....~ ... 48 p. m.
ooimo sotnrta.
101—Due at .... 7:11 a. m.
JO® OtlS p. j|Jt
FUBListtiD avnt Saturday.
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• Saturday, November 4,1911.
Entered si the poeioffioe at Grapevine
as second-class matter.
advbmtisimg batb.
Local notices 8 cents per lino each
insertion
Bates for display ddveitisomento lib-
eral, and made known on application
Resolutions of Respect and Obitua-
K5.
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SEAL.
a
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irany
(
of
all
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rie,
Go to
City Barber Shop
C. Maxwell,
g in Ft.Worth
, have moved
I of thanking
many acts of
tiring Mama’s
kp Family.
then they fail
4ne is an ad-
it helps the
restores a fine
loyancy. Price
the cdmpan
i family, but
ae identified
if the home,
those whom
ins are filled
iclal value to
ity you have
to its pros
i contribute
Ort and pat-
eighbor.
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Up-to-date Tonsorial
Work
HOT and COLD BATHS
at all hours of the day
Also agent for Shermdn
Steam Laundry
Biggest and Best
In the State
J. R. Petty, Prop.
mtciTmTArl,
ID© r©iuru uuy ucitnFij jrvru duuiluuu
A. G. Cummins and his unknown heirs
if he be dead: J. R. Cummins and his
unknown heirs if he be dead; R. C.
Crowley (recited in various Instiaments
R C. Crosby, R. C. Crawley and R.
C. Cranley) and his unknown hers if
he be dead and B. W. Watson and his
unknown heirs if he be dead, whose
uX
idant,
sffi
then
writ.
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111OTY1
U £
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r year are better thrh none. The
[ most valuable power on earth is
l human power, but when it is hot
employed it is not only lost but
it also consumes part oi what
of what others earn, Work ere*
ates wealth; work Sets money in
motion; work pays deb topwork
is the vital power in prosperity,
and that city, that community,
and that nation whose people are
idle, are poor, a A.I poor in pro*
portion to the number that work
and the time they work. Heav*
en’s greatest earthly blessing td
any people is to give them honest,
remunerative work.
C1
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tf)o
Om
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u
Id
It,” said Blinks,
t, though, is a car
arn sight better to-
ll! be after I’ve had
years.”—Harper’s
JY PUBLICATION.
ate of Texas.
Court, Tarrant Coun-
mberTerm, A. D. 1911
>ble of Tar-
The way to build up a commun-
ity is Jg%every person in it, who
can, to put some money into in-
dustries that give the people em-
ployment and push the industries
Industries that last
all the year round are the best;
but those that last
with ycur return theieon, showing
how you have executed the Mme.
Witness, E. J. Brock. Jr., Clerk el
the District Court of Tarrant County,
(•—*—> •> Given under my hand and
< seal. ! seal of said Court, in Fort
1 J Worth, this 10th day of Octo-
ber A. D. 1911.
E. J. Brock, Jr..
Clerk District Court, Tarrant Co., Tex*
By M. P. VOwell, Deputy.
CITATION BY PUBLICATION.
The State of Texas.
In the District Court, Tarrant Coun-
ty j Texas, December Term, A. D. 1911.
To the Sheriff ot any Constable of Tar-
rant County—Greeting:
You are hereby commanded, That;
by making publication of this Citation
in some newspaper published in the
county of Tarrant four weeks previous
to the return day hereof, you summon
John Woods, whose residence is un-
known, to be and appear before the
District Court: to be holden ju and for
the county of.Tkrrant, at the court-
house thereof, in the city of Fort Worth,
on the first Monday in December A. D.,
1911, the same bi-hig the 4th day of
said month, then and there to answer
the petition of Mattle Woods, as plain-
tiff, filed in said Court, on the 5th day
of October, A. D. 1911, against John
Woods, as defendant, said suit being
numbered 82203, the nature of which
demand is as follows, to wit: .
Plaintiff sues for divorce, alleging
that she and defendant were duly and -
legally married on the —day of March,
1901, and continued to live together as
man and wife until the 3rd day of Sep-
tember, 1908, at which time defendant
left aud abandoned this plaintiff with
the intention of abandonment and has
not since returned to live with her;^
that more than three years has elapsed
since defendant abandoned this plain-
tiff. Plaintiff prays that citation is-
sue to defendant, that she have judg-
ment for divorce costs and general
relief.
Herein fail not, but have Vdu then
and there before said Court, this Writ
'with your return thereon, shoWmg
how you have executed the same.
Witness, K. J. Brock, Jr.. Clerk of
the District Court of Tarrant County.
Given under my baud and
seal of s>«id Court in Fort
Worth, this Sth day of Octo-
ber, A.D. 1911. k
E. J. Brock, Jr.,
Clerk District Court, Tarrant Co., Tex;
By M. P. VoWELt. Deputy.
HHHUmiciicu south 950
v®B Wffll filace of beginning, save
and except the following tract of land
off of the east side of said Eeteli survey
conveyed to W. J. Collins by E. D.
Copeland and frife by deed dated Nov.
14lh, 1881, and recorded in Book 85,
page t87, Tarrant County Deed records,
beginning at the southeast corner of
said Jeffbrson Esiell Survey! the.rce
north with east Hue of said survey 950
varus, the northeast corner of same;
thence west 1040 varas with the north
line of said survey, a stake; thence
south 950 varas to the south line of
said survey; thence east 1040 varas to
(he pl%ce of beginning, the said Jeffer-
son Eeteli survey being Patent No.
844, Vol. 40, 3rd class, dated January
8, 1875.
That on the 1st day of July, 1911,
the defendants eutered upon the pos-
session of i-aid property and ejected
plaintiffs therefrom and plaintiffs
now bring this suit for the (osseesion
and title of said land and to clear the
title of same and to remove certain
clouds from said title and to quite
plaintiffs in possession title, use and
bqjoymeut of said land and fot dam-
ages in the sum of ©1,000.00 That said
land and premises were patented by
the State of Texas on the 8th day of
January, 1873. same being Patent No.
844, Vol. No. 40, to Cummins, Crowley
or Cranley or Crawley, as the said
name Crowley is variously mentioned
iti raid patent. Thai on the let of
Cummins executed a mortgage or deed
B. W. Watson and the fire of March
9Jtb, 1876, destroyed suid records and
defendants are notified to'produce the
original mortgage or deed of that
th.-
of tin t ;s •• < n plain.His' tiilc.
ole and adVt (Ac po.-set-hjon bf the above
described propel ty, cultivating, using
and enjoying the same, and paying —, ,
tax©« imreon and claiming under a tpr the best and most
deea duly registered fe*r more than five >T a s . m • »
year*, snd tkBt " ’**
those whom tiiey
-
cultivating 1 ,
eattie and paying taxes thereon for
more than teu veara, where'* '
plaintiffs pray that the rlgh
property be decreed to be theirs under
Rud byV "
Igood twenty 1
w his today.”
amended. That,
of this Citation
nbllshed in the
weeks previous
>f, yon summ< n
eidence ta uu-
pear before the
ilden in and for
, at the Court-
i city of Fort
nd ay in Decem-
ae being the 4th
en and there to
MetkeT Rose, as H
I Court, on the Febihary, 1859, the defendant, A. G.
’■Bjfcigg©.. 1911, Cummins executed a mortgage <>ruecd
*deib,ida.Ht, said of trust ou said I nd to the defendant
12286, the nature
follows, to-wit:
ivorce alleging
t were duly and ‘
r about the 3rd
15 and that she
med to live to-
il wife until on
y of April 1901.
cdnnc of the use
s to such excels
r living together
that be would
er earnings and
citation ftame to
ve lodgment fur
(he plaintiffs have and
ey utaim have been in
peaceable possession of eaid property,
cultivating using and enjoying the
aattle and paying taxes thereon for
more than ten years, wherefore the
plaintiffs pray that the right and fee
simple title and p. sseflBiou of the said
’ be decreed to be theirs under
id' by virtue of the Statutes or Limi-
tation of five itod ten years.
* Plaintiffs pray that citation issue to
defendants, that they have judgment
for title and poeseesiofi, that the title
be tested in these plaint Jfs and vested
out of defendants if any they had, and
ftoUng bo removed
.VStfSi WHISKERS’
u ■
CITATION fiY FUBIUOATIUN.
The State of Texas.
In the District Court,Tarrant County,
Texas, January Term, A. D., 1912.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Tar-
rant County—Greeting:
You are hereby commanded, That by
making publication of this Citation in
some newspaper published in the coun-
ty of Tarrant, eight weeks previous to
the return day hereof, you summon
A. G. Cummins and his unknown heirs
if he be dead; J. R. Cummius_ and his
Crowley (recited in various ias^
R C. Crosby, R. C. Crawley and It.
he be dead'and B. W. Watson and his
uuauowu ucm u UO VC ucau, wjivi
residences are unknown, to be and aj
pear before the District Court. *
holden In and for the County of Tar*
raut, at the Court House thereof, in the
City of Fort Worth, on the first Monday
in January A. D. 1912, the same being
the 1st day of said month, then and
there to answer the petition of J. A:
Euless, a feme sole, W. E. Euless,
Cassie Prather, joined by her husband,
and L. D. Prather, Burna Landess,
joined by hef husband, Henry Landess,
and Martin Euless, as plaintiffs, filed
in said Court, on the 9th day of Octo-
ber A. D. 1911, against A. G. Cum-
mins and his unknown heirs if he be
dead; J. R. Cummins and his unknown
heirs if he be dead; R. C. Crowley,
recited in various instruments in the
title herein set up as R. C. Crosby; R.
C. Crawley and R. C. Cranley, and his
unknown heirs if he be dead; and B.
W. Watson and hit unknown heirs if
he be dead, as defendants, said suit
being numbered 82223, the nature of
which demand is as follows, to-wlt-
That Plaintiff Mrs. J. A. Eu ess is
the wife of E. A. Euless, deceased, and
that the plaintiffs, W. E. Euless. Mar-
tin Euless, Buma Landess and Cassie
Prather, are the children of the said
E. A. Euless and the only heirs of said
E. A. Euless, deceased, that the said~E.
A. Euless died Intestate in Tarrant
County, Texas, on to-wit, the 25 h daV
of January, 1911, and the plaintiffs
claim the title to the land hereinafter
described as the heirs at law and only
heirs at law of the said E. A. Euless,
deceased. That at the time of his
death as aforesaid the said E. A, Euless
was the owner in fee simple and the
plaintiff herein as his heirs are now the
owners in fee simple and are entitled
to the undisturbed and quite posses-
sion of the following described tract
of land, lying and being situated in
Tarrant County, Texas, and described
as follows, to-wit:
286 acres of land in Tarrant County,
Texas, the Jefferson Estell Survey, on
the waters of West Fort of Trinity
river, 17 -miles N. 78- -E. from Fort
Worth. Beginning 425 varas west from
the northeast corner of N. Underwood
640 acie tract a stake in the north line
of said survey; thence west with said
north line 1475 varas, a stake, the north I to success>
wes|y0erner of Mid Undeiwood buf*
vejr; tjience n<?rth l42 varas, nori fa-
feast corner of J. Condra survey; thence
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i our new and ^p-to-dite
ob press and gasoline engine.
iVe have in view some more ma
jerial in the near future. As the
;jwn and business grows the
jun will gyow. Friends, we must
jrow together. The interest of
me is the interest of nlli Let us
pork together and buitd our
own up larger and larger each
. We can do it if we all
-nd pull together. Grape*
jb imiiroved very much
•d in the Ust two or three
s. There is no boom, but
; 1. better, It haA a steady,
ft) AND FahbLV.
time. It is an due to the in-
creased patronage that the mer-
I men Of
Grapevine ate giving it. We feel
highly elated over the future out-
look, and appreciate their kind
liberal support to the fullest ex
tent and will endeavor to merit
the same in the days to come.
We are strlvlrig to please them
and hope that we do at least in a
'measure and that ^ve may im-
prove as we proceed. We hope
that they will see and realise that
the advertising and job work
they are giving U3 is remunera-
tive and they are fully justified
in the expenditure. We have
added several hundted dollars
I to the plant this year, in the way
of material; last, but by no means
least, is
Soil '
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TiflS
In the DkU
ty, Texas,fl
To the 8hsfl
rant Count]
You are Im
by making jj
in some new
county of'Rs
to the retort
8, B. Rose.'
known, to 1
District Uotsj
the county a|
house theNS
Worth, on th
ber, A.D., 1M
day of said h
ans«er th«w
plaintiff, file
23rd day of
against 8. B.
suit being nc
of which ded
Plaintiff m
that she and
1’ gally manl
day of Hepti
aud defends
gether as hi
or about tin
when defend
of iutoxicatt
that made th
wholly insui
take from ■
buy drink.
Plaintiff pr
defendant th
divorce, eote
Plaintiff «|
without foul
abandoned 1
day of April
Herein fad
and there bel
•ending flow-
WitneeB.fi
theDhtriotc
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her to
She was a true,
if*a devoted, tender
mother, a devout child of God, a
noble character, shedding a whole-
some Influence on all-whom she
met. Her going Is an irreparable
loss to our whole town and com-
munity, but an enrichment of
heaven. She leaves behind her
dear husband, her own two sweet
little glrle, her father and step-
mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rain-
water, two step-children, whom
she loved dearly and who loved
her as a mother, and dear old
grandma, who is so kind and good,
and five brothers and five sisters,
all of whom loved her tenderly.
Her friends are numbered by her
acquaintances and they sympa-
thise With the relatives In their sore
distress.
The funeral services were con-
ducted by the writer in the Buptist
Church, Friday, Oct. 27th at 2 p.
tri., and she was laid to rest in the
White Chapel Cemetery. A large
procession followed the remains
to their Inst resting place, thus
showing the high esteem in which
she was held.
May our Heavenly Father give
grace to the broken-hearted. We
oommend them to the Word of His
power that is able to support them
in this time of greht need.
Her pastor,
Geo. B. Airhart.
CARD OF THANKS.
To the kind friends and neigh-
bors who so willingly assisted us
, during the sickness aud death of
1 our beloved daughter Grace, wc
——- 1 wish to express our heartfelt
ge tovA full of en- thanks, also to those i
we can point to ert and assisting in the music.
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Keeling, J. E. The Grapevine Sun. (Grapevine, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 1, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 4, 1911, newspaper, November 4, 1911; Grapevine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1290820/m1/4/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Tarrant County Archives.