Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 148, Ed. 1 Monday, September 3, 1917 Page: 4 of 4
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Aiderman Wm Allen has return*
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Mrs. W. W. Lomenack is * still
quite sick. ,
Fresh Cantaloupes
Watermellons
California Apples -
Oranges
Bananas
Lemons
Lettuce
Celery
Hot Peppers
Green Peas
Cabbage
Irish Potatoes
PERSONAL MENTION
THOSE WHO COME OR GO
Shepperd Monday morning a fine
girl.
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Ths merchant who does not
load his wagons to make for
the greatest efficiency in de*
livery is dabbling with red
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LIEUT WN. J. TUCKER
GUNE TO THE FRONT
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PHONE NUMBEIS
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Delivery to all Parts of City
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furnish 911 water necessary in 4 *" • • 47- -* —« P.- 1‘ -- O •3
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
first man that comes to my shop on Monday , to
get horse shod I will shoe him free of charge.
M. F. RCSSER & SON
W th Charlie Reeves, expert horseshoeing
Shop back of Gilmer Auto Co., close to jail.
Every freight car that moves
loaded less than its carrying
capacity is an empty “gun”.
The Cotton Belt Railway
Lines are making an appeal
to you to make evey car do
its full share.
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Great as is the sacrifice, hard as
is the tug at heart strings, we
would not have them claim exempt-
ion fiom their conscious duty, and
only regret that we can’t go with
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By order of the City Council,
in open session Aug 22, 1917, T. J
H. Briggs, Mayor, was authorized .
be resolution duly carried, to’
advertise for bids for the clean-(
ing of the septic tank. The bid-,
, der is to not put the henv" mat-
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may rnlore rnd man
A < brief telegram from San An-
tonio. Saturday night to the editor
of the Mirror, says:
Depart tonight for New York over
the Katy. Goodbye.
Win. J. Tucker.
nLieut Tucker had been assighed
to duty at Camp Travis, and as
an evidence that he expected to be
there for the next three months he
and his wife had secured appart-
ments out towards the Camp in
San Antonio, where they awaited
the call to the front, his wife in the
Red Cross Division, he in the U. S.
Infantry.
There is only, to us, one inter-
pretation to the telegram. That he
has gone to France.
Married, in Gilmer Sunday, R v.
J. W. Petty officiating. Miss Pearl I
Kieth and Mr. W. J. Mangrum, of
Rhonesboro. The happy couple1
spent Sunday at the Bell hotel and
departed Monday' f r Rhonesboro,
whi h will be their iom. The
happy young couple have a host ( f
friends who will join in congratu-
l itions and best wishes for their
future happiness and prosperity.
CLEANING SEPTIC TANK
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"BL G .LANAY, Manager
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FOR SALE—A Fex Typewriter
latest model, gond as new, only
been abut twenty letrers wrote on
it. Apply to C. R Young, Gil-
mer, Texas, R F. D No. 1, Box
No. 3. ____________________
- Mr. Ed. L. Weaver, R 1, Pine,
-ays that his name appeared in the
list of those who did not appear for
service, which was a mistake, and
shows a discharge for physical dis-
ability. Between the thousands of
names handled by the draft board
and the printers, it is not surpris-
ing thatthere should be an occas-
ional mistake, and we are glad to
give Mr. Weaver credit for appear-
ing. __
Trade’s Day brought a good
crowd to town Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Ophie Oliver who
have been here on a visit have
returned to their home in Mar-
shall. They were accompanied
home by little Miss Nellie Maud
Billingslea,
the Airdome tonieht
The story is adapted from Wilkie
Collins famous novel This is a
great -story as all will remember.
A youg girl is forced into marriage
with a villainous imposter who at
once plots with the aid of a friend
who is even worse than he, to get
her out of the way in order to get
her money. Almost successful the
plot fails at the last momert, de-
feated by love.-
Monday was Labor Day, but
about the only observance of it here
The Board of Trade rooms pre-
sented a busy scene Monday, with
the visitors registering.
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Center, Texas, Sep.’l. — G. A.
Bodenheim, former mayor ofj
Longview, was acquitted by a
jury here today of charges of
embezzelment growing out of the
failure of the People State Bank
of Longview. The amount in-;
voived in the charges was ap- ’
proximately $100 000
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County Court convened Monday
morning.___________
The County Teachers Institute
convened here Monday, but owing
to press of other matters, we could
not secure an account of the pro-
ceedings today.
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A freight car is one of the
most formidable weapo-s the
American citizen can u e in
thia fight for demo: racy.
The ahipper or receiver of
freight has it in his power ‘o
use loaded guns or empty
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HORSE ShOEING
Is my specialty. 35 vesrs
actual experience. I wish
to thank an of my custom-
ers for their past business.
I am in business for my
self and will appreciate
any part of your Black
TRADES DAY OFFER: The
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Farm For Sale— Forty two acre
farm, three miles west of Gilmer
well improved. 30 acres in culti-
vation, ten acres in Bermuda
grass. Good houses, good water.
Apply to H T. Cope, rt 6 box 34.
Gilmer, Tex. 147d6r llw3t
FOR SALL
House and lot dose in on Mont-
gomery street. Has all the city
conveniences, light, water and
sewerage connections. Price
1700 $500 cash, balance $25
per month. Apply 410 Montgom
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Piano for car What have you?
Address Box 303 Gilmer, Texas
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The impression made on the
mind when you see them in the
tlesh and in their handsome uni-
forms strutting with a “swagger
stick” is an entirely different feeling
from that you feel when the news
is received that they are gone.
There is an entirely different tug
at the heart, when you know they
have gone to France. You begin
to sense the supreme issue, and you
begin to realize that it is no trival
adventure to which they are tend-
ing.
These boys are but the beginning
of the the tide of blood with which
America is preparing to deluge the
land of our fathers, and we are be
ginning to realize the tragedy of
missing faces and vacant chairs.
The thing is so t emeno uously
tragic and solemn that we wonder
if we are not now at the point of
comprehending what is going on in
the world, and whether the non
com battant citizen realize how
slight the spirit of sacrifice they
have manifested. To some of us
the hour of fate has struck, and our
boys are in irching away to fight.
To. light for the maintainance of
the same principles for which our
firefathers fought, in a broader
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Writ me for fullLparticulare, I will call rrd ree yru Mre. Emma Powell, Thomas, Te:
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inter ationa! justice and peace of
the world. He will fight to diive
Caesarism back into the tomb of
hades, there to perish everlastingly.
H’ will fieht as his forefathers
fought— as Washington and Lincoln
taught lmnerica to fi Jrt, to bu:ld
and save a nation
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JU can reac in any part of the room
-rith U-> , ndcrful kcrorene mantle,
lamp, i b ” han.. f comtec fancy satin white shade
is so c i - os - luce a semi-i direct effect: ..
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going
foes of liberty.
If vou have a house to rent, or
an auto to sell, or if you want
either of these. w h v not
uave yourself trouble by
ssing the classified ad-
i vertising eolumn of the Daily
‘ Mirror. If you have anything
to trade, want help, or a job, the
classified column wi‘l reach a
, • great many mor. perpe than
you would be able to mt know
about your wants any other wy
E.L. LAWRENCE SOLD
TD E.L.BARNWELLJR
Mr. E. L. Barnwell, Jr., drug-
gist, who was burned out a short
time ago, has purchased the drug
store of Mr. E. L Lawrence on
the north side of the square,
formerly the Ferrell Drug Store.
Stock has been taken and the
transfer completed.
Bii- ou ’ ‘ ni+ for Electric Lights.
• TXAS FUNLIC SERVICE COMPANY
cleaning oi' Said tank. Said
sealed bids to be opened at the
regular meeting of thacity coun-
cil on the 6th day of Sept. 1917
T. H. Briggs, Mayor,
Grace Glezen, City See 141f
Messrs, Sid Ellis, Ellis Slaugh- —
ter, Emerson Pratt and Misses
Avis and Irma Slaughter are
here on a visit from Edgewood,
the guests of Misses Ellie and
Audry Latimer.
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Mrs. R. C. Hancock and two
daughters, Misses Jessie and Elma,
who have been here on a visit to j
the fami’y of Mr. and Mrs J. C.
Zachery, departed Monday for their
home in Fort Worth, accompanied
by Mrs. Zachery.
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Tucker, George. Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 148, Ed. 1 Monday, September 3, 1917, newspaper, September 3, 1917; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1408678/m1/4/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Upshur County Library.