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THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE, Till "REPAY, XQVEM BER 11, 101").
WHY DON'T THET
Just to Give You
a Cup
of Good Coffee
The cream of the coffce crops of far-off lands
are gathered shipped across seas tested and
tasted — the best selected, cleaned, roasted,
dusted, ground and packed in air tight tins
bearing the label
Coffee
(Texas Ronslcil and Blended)
Shipped to your grocer the sanie day it was
And it is so popular anil soils #o rapidly that it never has time^to
get old. even tf age could affect its goodness, packed as it IS.
roa ted.
! to
No
wunder it is rich, strong und chock full of aroma.
Muhc V'our Next C 'ffcc Order H hitc Swan CoJJce
Full weight, one, two or three-
pound cans. Whole or ground.
W APLES-PLATTER GROCER CO.
(II hole sale Only)
Denmou, Ft. NX' rth, D<ilU.«. Amartllo. Bnwir, R row n wood. Chillirothe, Dublin,
t'arwelt. Gainenville, Grcenvillr, Hamlin, Lublwn k. Marshall.
Stamford. Texas, and Ada, Oklahoma.
lie
COEEIN FIRMER
CD TO CHURCH GETS 130 III PRIZES
BRONCHITIS, BRONCHIAL ASTHMA AND
SEVERE COUGHS PROMPTLY RELIEVED
\\ I III III >1 lloMI M Mil Ml UK I.N I -
-US I I \.s|'lll(Ns| I I.—.Ml < I! VIS
c . .11 an II* -1 >1IIM I" church thin
iiiorniim, iny -on? Alt, yi k. i mm.'."
••'Tin music is not good," That's u
pity. TIuii'h wliut >ou go to church
fur; to hear the iniiHir, We suppose.
"Ami tin pews are not comfortable."
Thul m loo liuil the Subbatli Is the duy
of rest und we to church for re-
pose. The less wo <lo through the
week, the more rest we clamor for on
the Hithhath,
"The church Is too fur uwuy; It in
too fur to walk, und 1 huve no wuy of
I'hlliiK " Thin is Imleeil <llstrousing.
Somcllmos, when 1 think how much
further uwuy huuven Is thuri the
ehureh nml Hint there uro no convey-
ances on the roml, of uny description,
I woinler ho* some of us are going
to get there.
"Ami the sermon Is too long ul-
wuys." All llie.se things are, indeed to
in regret led. I would ivgivt them
iilore sincerely, my hoy, did 1 not
know thul yon will often si|ileoy,o Into
a stuffed street cur, Willi a hundred
other mi ii, hrcuthlng un Incuso of
whiskey, beer and tohaeeo. Ii.ing lo a
strap hy your eyelhls, for two miles,
and then pay fifty cents for the pri-
vilege of silling on a rough plunk In
the hot sun for two hours longer,
while, in tin intervals of tho game u
scratch bund will blow discordant
thunder out of a doz' ii misfit horns,
right Into your . ais, und come homo
and i; 11 k lie rest of the family into
aural paralysis about the "dandiest"
game you ever saw played out oil tho
ground. Ah, my boy, you see what
staying awiiv from church docs. It
develops a habit of lying. There isn't
one man in a hundred who could go
tho witness stand, and under oath,
give the same n asoiis for not going
lo church that he'gives ids family
every Sabbath morning. My son, If
you didn't think you ought to go to
' hurch, vou wouldn't make any ex.
rus-s fur not going. No man upolo-
gi/.. for doing'right Hob Uurdi tie.
i .k \'antreuse, an liidustrlgus fur-
ln ,i tin While's lirove community,
w u business visitor in Mi Kinney
'I' lay afternoon. Mr. Vaiitreasi
I, I jusl reecived ills fine speelmel s of
« .,ii, which lie hul had on exhibition
ui the Dallas Full". Collin county
grows some very "Ino corn as well us
ii |.. i agrleullurul products, fine cut-
tb .ml hogs, thoruughbretl horses and
flii' sirula of poultry. Mr. Vuntreuse
win i.lii.nil In prizes wllli his corn ul
tin |'air. II" won 11 2.50 on his corn
ai i lie iVillln County Corn Show held
hi i •• a few weeks ago. lie won first
prl e of Ji'i.OU on best red (single ear;)
fourth prize of $4.1)0 for best iii curs
of Strawberry corn, second prbte of
$1' n on best 111 ears of tipped corn:
si" iill11 prize of $7.00 on best 100 ears
of rid corn; fourth prize of $1.00 mi
In t single our (strawberry); fourth
pii/. of $I.i ii for lust single our (tlp-
poiil; first prize of $10 for best und
lurgosi display of corn.
.Mr V'utillease will send nls fine ex-
l. in of corn lo Waco und lloaiimont
\V 11'1 re it will 111* on exhibition at ifi
Colt.ui Palace and the fair. He hop's
to ni.-ivc some of the cash prizes on
Ills i ' I'll u1 those fairs.
Mi Vunlrouse has boon a tenant on
tin I a riu of Col. 10. W. Is irkput rick In
tin White's drove community for tuo
pa a lwenty-eight vei rs lie says ih i
lie has only twenty acres planted to
corn i ids your.
MoM WHY'S M;\V lilti:
I It ,11 I I N(; TltUK lltlll. < M I
i m. ol tin most d.ingiious thing-
to ni'gloct is a i 'old or Seven Cough.
II treatment is commented promptly
with the proper remedy, bot.i an tan-
lly cured, but If neglected they oft-
times ili \ i lop liilo I'licumonla or Con-
sumption, oi some Chronic llronehlul
uffecliou. Most persons nogiecl treat-
ing themselves for the principal rea-
son that they either don't think it
serious enough to go to a doctor;
thinking it will gel well Itself with-
out trcutment or don't know what
good medicine lo buy ut u drug store,
und If something more serious doesn't
develop, it becomes deep seated
through this neglect und hungs on tho
whole winter, when it might have nth
erWIse been speedily cured, had SchilT-
iii,inn's New ('oncentrutcil Kxpcctoruut
been used promptly.
No risk whatever Is run in buying
this remedy us "druggist's name) o
this remedy as Smith Drug Co. will
refund your monoa. If it does not give
perfect satisfaction or Is not found lo
be tlii vi r> b it rot • 11> >■"' have
evi us. d for stubborn C..ughs, Colds,
111 • .ii*-hiaI \st lima, Hronchltls, Croup,
Whooping Cough Hid lloarseuess.
This 111-\\ reiii' dv Is altogether dif-
fei ■ nt from any other kind, and Is so
St rough i once'i I rut ed that two ounces
(Mic worth), make u full pint, l-'H
teaspoonful of excellent cough medi-
cine, by simply mixing It ut homo with
one pliti of granulated sugar und one-
half pint <>f water. It makes u whole
fumllv supply, while bottles of the
old-fushlom d, ordinary, ready-made
kinds, of doubtful merit and without
ii guarantee usually only hold H0 to 32
tcuspoonf uls It is prepured from
strictly harmless plants und is so
pleasant that children like to tuke it
and it call be givin tholll With perfect
safety us it positively contuins no chlo-
roform, upium, morphine or other
narcotics, as do most cough mixtures
All druggists of this city sell It under
tin .same ".Vlomy Hack'' guarantee as
the famous Asthmudur. It J. Schiff-
niann, I'roprlelor, St I'aul Minn.
PECAII GRtlVE CEMETERTTO BE BEHUTIFIEO
i wim ox si-Mis co tMi:i« i \ii ciii n is
NEW S.WOX "SIX" AL'TO OltGANIZFD AT l'LANO.
WIlCOX has sold to .1 TI stiff.
ii.li Rdustrlous farmer of the Stiff
'hapel community. seven miles
«inrM from McKinney. n n. w Saxon
Sr\ ' automobile. Mr Wilcox mov-
1 to McKlnnev from Waco only :t
few days ago and is distributor for
lr,s up-to-date ear in Collin .-ounty.
Charlie Groves and wife, who live a
i>w miles west from Piano, were trad-
ing with the MeKinnev merchants
Wednesday afternoon. Charlie Is a
-. n of Mr. nil (I Mr- Wok C, raves .if
• his i. Ity.
\' ii mooting held ut the city hall
| it I'l ino Friday night the citizens or-
ganized a Commercial Club for'that
place. Tho Commercial Club had
1 n tin. subject for discussion at that
plac for the past several weeks, rhi-
no Is one of the most prosperous
towns in Collin county and the Com-
mercial club Just organized can do
much for the future development of
the town.
Rev. W, T. New some and family of
'ellna have moved to Grand Prairie,
Texas.
Pixie Wat kins nas been having
some improvements made on the new
home he bought front Klmer O'Brien,
on South Bradley street, utnl will soon
occupy It as a home. Dixie Informs us
that he will move In re in the next few
■ lass from Weston.
IB BURKE, FARMER. CIS CHOIEBI CORE
\0. Ttiirkc. one of Collin cotin-
y's hrst known ami must pr<>-
irnftslvc farmers, was here 1 ri•
ilay evening dropping in to see
us. Mr. Burke is a successful
farmer. Muck ami bog raiser. He
-ui - lie lui.s 1 tuiI hftccn year's cx-
{••rlence vvitb raising bogs, both
■ecisicrcil and market bogs ami
lint lie bus Iss'ii verv siicis-ssful
in curing the cholera among
li'*m. lie sav- cholera among
hoe- doc- not frighten him in the
lew! lis In- alway- cures |t. The
nimsh Is a most simple, cheap
in Inexpensive "in It Is as fol-
low*: If lie Minis hi- hogs droop-
ing around or affected with cbol-
era. In* iIocs not - Ivr tbem miv
viator for .nine t v\ent y-four
uonrs. then In jwiurs alwmt one-
loalf pint of <s>iil oil in ii slop
oucket or water trough to each
ii'^l. the bog di inking the slop or
water with the c'lil oil hi it.
which Mr. Ilurk. -av-. i a f-l•
tlvc cure, lie further sip that
if you llml your bogs not ilolug
well, if you will use the aliove n--
nu ily it will straighten Ilium out
and is a guurunlisil cure foi their
ills. Mr. Iturke tells lis that one
time a year or two ago that lie
hail four hundred hogs feeding
I hem for the market, one hog, lie
noticci], drooping around ami
«<m,ii ileve|o|*'d a case of cholera,
lie Immedialelv i<M>k a one.half
pint of coal oil. poured it In a lit-
tle water, tin- hog ilruiiK it. be-
ing tired und feverish ami u«>t
well, out of loo head, after car-
rying out the above remedy, lie
never livs| u log. Mr. Iturke. Is -
I lit one of our most extensive 0 mi
iulluentiul I a rmers. and having
only the l*'-t wishes for liis
farmer fricmls. gives us the
iilsive information for wliut it is
worth. If your bogs are affected
with the cholera we would ud-
vlse vou lo Irv Nil*. Burke's re-
modv .
Thanks-
giving
Turkeys
We are ready for them; bring them
in. Pay you the highest spot cash
market price. Take all you bring.
Get the money out of your sur-
plus stock.
A. J. COMMONS, McKinney, Tex.
v M. I ( KMMISSIOM I{.
II. D. Moiizou of Mcliinncy, Selected
foi Iui|mirlaut Position Willi (irciil
1','duca lit mill I nsi it ut inn.
H D. Mouzon of this city, has ac-
ceplcd the position of Commissioner
fur the Soul hern Methodist University
at Dallas. But Mr. Mouzon xv ill con-
tinue io reside in Mc Kinney, having
Just let the contract to have his resi-
dence remodeled. Ite will also con-
tinue his photographic business in Mc-
Kinney anil has secured the services
of W. H. Duke of Dallas, to he In
charge of his art gallery. Mr. Duke
conies lo McKlnney highly recom-
mended both as an artist and a man.
Mr. Mouzon will travel out of McKln-
ney, which will enable liitn to keep In
touch with his business hero and help
look after the best Interests of his
patrons.
—
DR. F. G. HEDGES
Painless Dentist
Over Collin County Nat.
Bank, McKinney.
I. E. RENEflU HOME
FROM WEST TEXAS
,v
d f
i to|
go of
one.
vver
to a
I. rtoanr.au hus recently ret urn-
roiu a several days visit to Mer-
1 exas. near w hich place he owns
rge farm. Mr. Iteaneau states
Mte West is in a prosperous con*
m lie says a good wheat crop
i : d th'-ro, also a bumper feed
i The cotton ho says was not so
I something like an average of
third huh per aero, but tho prices
e good. Wheat there Is now up
good stand and Is looking lino.
T • big new automobile lire truck,
wli Ii recently arrived in McKinney,
iv tried out Wednesday afternoon
on tie. southwest corner of (lie public
si| r. The lest Iriul was witnessed
by many residents of the oity and
(lint, i number from adjoining town.,.
At "J o'clock, headed by the Mclxin-
n - Merchants' Hand, the McKinney
I'll. 11. pari nienl, Willi Its two Wag-
n i and two automobile lire trucks,
paraded aroiihd the court house,
sli'i'pliig on the east side of the court
hie . \ largo crowd had congregat-
ed on tho court house lawn, and af-
ter a special uclcetloii bv the band.
Major II. A. Much made u short nd-
dn . staling the object of tho oe-
ciisi ind uloi:xr the lines of McKin-
ney and lis splendid fire doparlnienl
and excellent lire lighting apparatus.
Major Pinch was followed by II A.
Mar.ee of Dallas, tire chief in the
Texas metropolis who, in a ver.v np-
pri.prhilc manner, coin pi i nionted the
ellv oHicials and citizens of McKinney
fm having s''ch an i llleievt appara-
tus io cope with the fire demon. Al
tie conclusion of chief Magee's lulk
• Ii. now fire truck was stationed at
He water plug IHI the southwest cor-
111 r of the Slliuiro lltld after the prop-
er onnactlons were made, the pump
ol lie new truck was put ill opcl'it-
ti ii and si reams of water began go
init upward, many many feet above
l lie court house. Those streams ox-
t tilled more than again iis high .'IS
Hie court house AI tlrst, only one
treuui was penetrating tho air. then
two, presently three and I hen four
streams were finally sent high In the
air hy the now truck.
At first, the stream was thrown by
the force from the stundplpe, which
liked Severn! feel reaching the top of
the court limine. This was done in
order lo more fully demonstrate tho
power of the pump of tic new truck.
While the four streams were shool-
•iT upward flic pump was sending up
M0 gallons of water per minute. Tho
pump Is guaranteed to pump 700 gal-
lons per minute, however. It will
ump more than this. Tuesday af-
| i moon tin pump put out 010 gallons
.er minute.
This new t nil k cost $R,T,0n and
' ..plains a 106 iiorsi power motor. It
guaranteed to pull the black mud.
! it oontains one la gallon chemical
i n k.
The automobile which was pro-
nted and converted into a fin-truck
i •,. r the MoKlnn'v CI re Department
i l,v- our townsman. .1 I'errv Burrns,
also n beaut. This truck carries
■ wo 20-gnlloti chemical tanks.
The auto fin trucks are meeting
.vlth Hie hearty approval of the on-
,re citizenship of the town
The citizen; of MeKinnev should.
I ,nd no doubt do, f. el very thankful
t ,r these mod' rn and up to date tire
Mitlng apparatm . as with them, the
■i-e hoys will In much better propnr-
. ,| to save their property from the
I'ceaii (irnvc < emctery (our lasl
and filial borne.) i|l In- greatly
Id-aill ll'leil by I lie I,allies or the
< eiiiclery Assih IuHoii, so the Daily
C/uirler-fiaxelle l.s Informed by lis
I'res hie ii I, Mrs. Sarah llowell.
The (iooiI ICoails Is now Is'lng
|ml down by lly comity, which
gin's right by the Cemetery. Mrs
llowell Informs us thai llie>.< cine-
lery s«clIon will cxteml the travel
roads leading up lo ami make I'lve
drives In I he inside of the (Vine-
I cry, expending sum SHiinu, This
Hie Daily ( ourler-tin/cttc flrnUy
believes will Im- gl'eatlv appre-
ciated by nil our people.
The (cinclirv Assoi'lallon is
coui|Hised of ipiile a number of
our ladies, none of whom ilraiv a
penny's salary: hut on tho eiiu-
Irnry, give their lul(or (one of
love) lo Hie public, free of charge.
They give huzuurs, dinners, elc.,
to ruise money, and are proving to
be excellent financiers.
.Mrs. Howell Informs us that
work will eommeoce al once ii|miii
I lie road and si reels on the in.shle
of Ili«- eemelcrv. Tills Is commen-
dable work, ami (lie Daily Courlcr-
tia/ellc lakes off lis bill lo tllCM'
good women, for without Ibeiii:
well, we do not know how wo
could gc| along.
in
llpel'l
und care of thi
chine.
Tho MeKinnev' l-'ire Department was
organized February J 5, 1887, and
chartered April 1 0, 1 8 8 7. A, I,. Jones
was the first lire chief. Since thul
time tlicr huve been four other chiefs
as follows; \V. M. Abernathy, Ham
Burks, Waller llowell and Johnny
McKinney. Following is u list of the
present officers of the department;
Johnny McKinney, Chief; Marshall
I'adgett, assistant chief; Bob Ware,
secretary; Arhy Sparlin, treasurer;
and I'ascal Kcrhy eolleelor. Active
members are; J. S. McKinney, Mar-
shall I'lidgelt, John Moore, (irlle Moss,
l.uthur Snider, Kin Is Kerhy, Wesley
Kcrhy, Isaai' t'roueh, I'ascal Kerhy,
Tom i'tin in bliss, Ji ui Sportsman, Rey-
nolds lineal, Tommy Wallace, t.'lias.
Nelson. Arhy Sparlin, Olto Coffey, t'r-
bnn l.ueas, Holt Worslutfji, Walter
Wilson, Paul Wilson, O. K. Snhlor, Fd
Hlukeuian und Boh Ware. Kxcmpt
momhers are: Wiley McKinney, Will
Ben go, Walter llowell, W R. Aberna-
thy, Wesley (loodln, A. J. Allen, Wal-
ler Wiley, Will Cerrlsh, Arthur Ander-
son, Jesse Atkinson, Clias. Phelps, K.
IV Brooks, F. A. Newsom, (leorge Wal-
ker, Giles McKinney, II A. Klsllor,
John Ilill, Douglass (iooslree, Tom
('loyal, Jr., Alfred Scott, Jim Dowoll,
Beuge ijuoMcnhorry, Don I'urr, I'*. B.
Pope, (i A Briinnon, (lippie Caldwell,
Itogcr Al nuthv and Frank Kmerson
Kollowl sr ..-i a list, of the deceased
members: .1 t; Harrison, Pony Jack-
son, W M. Abernathy, (His Wilkerson,
Bobt Ooostreo, Sam Burkes, and
Hugh Dowoll.
GOOD M \N (il)\i:
Tribute To 1'iicle Noah Cox From Klil.
.lolin M. MeKinnev His Old
NelglilKir.
Kid John M. McKinney, tho aged
preacher, attended the burial ut Forest
(irove Friday of his old-time friend.
I neb No.ili Cox. Ho and the deceased
had been warm personal friends for
10 years. I'nelo Noah was about 8' i
Just n little older than Kid. McKinney.
A great crowd attended the funeral of
I nolo Noah who bore the love and re-
spect of everybody. Tn fact Kid Mc-
Kinney slates that he never In his life
heard one word uttered against the
good name of Uncle Noah Cox.
Waller Mockford Jr. of Greenville,
was the guest of Kdvvin Burton Satur-
day night and Sunday.
VEflHIE CRAVES TO OPEN UP NEW STORE
l>. V. (Vernle) Graves Informs
lis llutl on January Is) the llrm
of Ii. V. (Vernle) Graves & Com-
pany will ii|M'H a brand new dry
goods store In llie Morrow Block
Hie building now lieing overhaul-
ed ami |iut In lirsl-class condition
by .liulgc .Ino. Church, agellt for
Ii. II. .Morrow, This property has
been ill Hie Morrow family for
I'orly years, and Is known as the
Morrow Block. The huililliig will
be thoroughly overhauled, ii new
front and awuing put In. and the
building put ill good condition.
Mr. ( raves will have associated
wllli him, .1. I'ciTy Burrns, llie
firm befog Graves ,V Co. Mr. Bur-
rns, us |s known, is ,-i| the head
of Collin County's largest flour-
ing mill, llie Collin County Mill
X Flciutor Co., being lis man-
ager. Ih-sIiIcs having iiilcn*!.* hi
practically all of our leading in-
dustrial enterprises. The firm,
financially, will he one ol' llie
strongest in llie city. .
Vei nie, as we all call liiin, wa.s
Imni, reared and cilucateil in this
idly. For twenty-one years, lie
lias been with llie Mlssisslp|ri
Store in tills city, for u long lime
with l'-rry 'ililman .V Co., Win.
I'urnell and for the last twelve
years vvilii Checvos Bins. Co.
lie knows the business. Is honor-
able and upright, anil no young
man In all llie county has more
friends, or a brighter future.
Mr Beunenii called at this offloo
this morning, bringing sotno apples
m.I pears which he pulled from the
trees at his home in this city, theyj
being the second crop this year. The
trees bore an abundant crop the first ;
time blooming the second time In i
August The apples are nearly linl'
grown and the pears n very good size
Mr Iteaneau states that lie Judges
there are about one bushel of pears
on his tree, hut not so many apples
Mr Be mean has been living In Oollln
' ounty fur the past, thirty-five y nrs
ind ijs this Is the first time In re-
numbers ever seeing two crops of
fruit grown on 'he same trees in one
var. The fruit Is on exhibition at
this nfTlro.
J I
(.ikvon ii \s twii
iii n(. \m(\\ s i hi t ti d
I K Gibson, the progressive rner
in' it M"lissn, has Just had erected
. on his big farm In the Vlney Grove
• 'immunity two modern bungalow-
1 Fred uwenby of Melissa hud the eon
tract. This farm, Mr Gibson pur-
i i • I sometime ago from John M .r
| tin This was Mr Martin's hone
plai e for many year"
Tt F Conger, who live# on rout' 1.
Bl i" Rl'lge, sends 11 i n dollar for u-
otber year's rending of tils fnvorl'
weeklv newsp iner, T'i" Weeklv D't
orrnt. Ga*i ' t' c.lad to retain ft"
nnme of su' h a g. 'id man on our
snbsi rlpflotl Ilo'
r" ind Bindv and wife of Thoe r • f,i
w ■ it iradiug iu McKlnncy tiutuiduy.
• • demon.
This machine is the same type us
used by such rllles us Dallas, Fort
Worth, Waco, Houston, San Antonio,
I ;i Paso, Donlson. Amarlllo. and num-
erous other points.
It was built by tho Amorleuti-l.u
I ranoo Fire Knglne Co., of Klmira, N
V and sold to the oily of McKinney
in J. I'M Hchmilz, Dallas manager for
t he above company.
A brief inscription of the machine
will serve to glvi the citizens of Me-
nnoy an Idea of the foruildablctio.s.i
f this fire fighter.
Motor 120-horse power, pump 70a
i' a Ilous of Water per minute at 12"
• und pressure. In the test Wedncs-
: ,y the pump showed a capacity of
|i.i gallons per minute, at 120 pound
ii nip pressure, in the various tests
i Wednesday slngh streams with 1 1-4
.nd 11-2 no/.'/.h Hps were run. Two
'roams With 1 1-S tips threw streams
villi 1 Inch tips and finally four
treams with 1-lnoli tlpn were run.
'['his Is the only 1- mam test ever at
emptcd in Texas with all engine of
• Ids cupai lly.
The hose body tarries 1,2r>0 feel
,f 5 |-2-inch fire hose; also carries a
iietnlcal engine of 40-gailon capoclty.
\ 20-fool extension ladder, a 12-foot
i oof ladder, pike poles, five axes,
row bars, him -1 fin • xb ngulshers unil
other necessary fin furhtlng equip-
mint are also carried on the machine.
Tho machine is in imr delivered by
r.nglnerrs C. B. Biivnes and Geo. D.
Walsh of the l.a France Co. Mr
Walsh remnlns In charHe until llie |o-
i ai cnvluccr ban been fullj luutruitcd
Pare Mebane Triumph Cotton
Seed $1.50 per Bushel
W'v have a ear loail of the very host Mchanc Si>e<l ^italuahle, anil
as u«mnI as A. D. Meltane's own $2,511 seeil, al Ml..Ml f. o. Ii. McKin-
ney. You save freight from l/<Mkhiirl in McKiniM'y hy buying rnnn
us. If your last purchase dlsap|Miluled you initio talk to us ami
learn why.
Goodner Grain Company
Fox Building. McKinney, Texas.
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Perkins, Tom W. & Wilson, Walter B. The Weekly Democrat-Gazette (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 11, 1915, newspaper, November 11, 1915; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth293250/m1/4/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.