The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 19, Ed. 1 Friday, September 17, 1909 Page: 8 of 8
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Ladies Ready to Wear is this
center of attraction at our
store these days. Have you
seen our ladies suits? All new
styles and new cloths. Prices
range from $1© to $25 per
suit. Call and let us show you
these suits whether you are
ready to buy or not.
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Ke lar Correspondence
ttspt. litti This comm.mil) * a*
visited wtth a nice sheer la*t night
^*4/. i which was greatly naadad. Cotton i»
•**ry short In this iwtrt of iti. count,
The recent rain will lie of sonic
benefit to cotton, but the crop will
lw> very short, taking from twent.v-
HKilILAMI.
Hegular Correspontience.
Sept 15th.—The extreme hot weath-
fhe to Ihlrty acres to make a bale. er was relieved Monday night hy a
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J. H. Mallard is ilsitlna relative*
ttt Purves this week
J, W. Winter* who has U'eii sick
tor the past month Is able to !«• up
now.
Mr*. John Dunn of Manguni is vis
ittng her father I K. Taylor and fsm
ay thl« week
Utile Brooks (billgbtiy has t>»en
Cjuite eick for some time, however, he
^|a->.I» tatter at preaent
Huge lie Turney of Purves has been
empioyeit to teach our school which
will begin the first Monday In No-
vember
Re*. Tbos sWanford preached a
While attending the baptising last
Htindny the horse driven by Mr. and
Mrs Dealer t»'came frightened and
turned the buggy over Parties
standing near came to their rescue
and prevented serious injuries to the
occupants Mr*. Dealer was bruis-
ed but riot seriously hurt Two bug-
gies were smashed
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splendid sermon at the Pleasant Mill
church Sunday The Baptists baptized
two tar* Sunday
*A'j Mont Taylor and family of Cotton-
wood and A. D. Taylor and family of
Harbin visited relatives here Satur
I Sunday
Blankenehlp has been In Ft
some days to tie operated on
f«r an abcess on the liver He was
*0 return home thle evening.
J. M. Hawie and umlly are visiting
relatives tn Bosque county this w-ek
v, B. Oollgluly and family returned
JffiT
•vwntng frtmt a week# viett with
rslatives near Cisco.
The extreme hot dry weather hae
cgmsed the cotton to atop growing and
prematurely.. Some low land
I • ftiir crop, while a large per cent
the crop is very short. It will nt-
atx to eight acres to make ,v
Tb* corn < rop is a complete
v- .-ssutaw
We consider a satisfied enstomer
advertisement. We have
of them. —J. H Wilder
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IM1.XKK.
Slew ml Correspondence
Sept. 15th,—A good rain fell in this
community Monday night, which will
be beneficial to late cotton, and feed
crops
W R. McPherson Is at Hamilton at-
tending court.
Mrs. Satn Floyd of lhibllu visited
here Ust week
Mr. and Mrs W. M Pittman visited
relatives at Dublin last Thursday and
Friday
Mrs Carrie Snowden of Dallas, vis-
ited her sister here last week, Mrs.
J. C. Cosby.
Messrs McKnlght. Tolar and Dur-
ham of the Greens Creek community
were here Monday on business.
Mrs W H. Palmer 1* expected to
return shortly from a visit with rel-
ative* at Lincoln and Friend, Ne-
braska
Mrs Bertie <l**ltey of Shackelford
county i .vine tn Monday for a visit
with her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Her-
rington
Mr, and Mrs. 4. K. Palmer return-
ed Inst Saturday from a visit with
relatives at lames*, and Tahoka They
report crop# very poor where they
have been,
W, R. McPherson marketed the first
hale of cotton from our community,
and W. 0. Wright tbs next. Mr Wright
ha* picked two tales and Is still pick-
ing. The sverage yield trill be s tale
to six or seven seres. *
Will
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We had a vggy good
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Chickens, eggs and butter wanted
at M. A. Brown's grocery store
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From Carlton Courier
Slept, isth.—Cotton picking is In
full blast at present
ittfc Of Alatama Is vlelD
here tMe week.
for some time
Jeff Marti
■ end Mre. Fannie Wtf*
nice little rain and a cool norther
and is still cooler today. Almost cool
enough for frost.
Sam Rlppetoe has moved ou( home
again .from Dublin.
.Most all of the men from this coin
munity spent Monday at i>e lajon.
The young people enjoyed a mugi
cal entertainment at Rob Rippctoe's
last night
Misses Blanche and Clara Cliff.who
gave Izeen visiting here for some time,
returned to their hoing at Haskell
Monday.
Mrs. Hugh Stewart of near Dublin
visited her slaters. Mesdames Thle-
baud and Harrison from Friday until
Sunday evening
Mr and Mrs. Shafer and little son,
Parker, and Mr. and Mrs. Os. Garri-
son and children took dinner with
Tom Rlppetoe and wife Sunday *
The young people enjoyed a sing-
ing at the hospitable home of Mr.
and Mrs W.ABIalr Friday night and
one at Mr and Mrs Bob Rlppetoe'*
Sunday night. *
The friends of J, 1, Robinson, who
has been In delicate health so long,
will «bw glad to learn that he ia Im-
proving fast utnee he landed in Gain*
r> unty. three week* ago.
The singing school at .Highland
t ’’ arht by Sid It rum flow closed last
Friday with dinner on the ground for
eve-vbody and lots of good singing,
ever one is well pleased with the
school and compliment Mr. Brutnelow
on hjs ability and way of teaching.
Rev. Lee Gilbreath held a very sue*
ceaaful meeting *! Live Oak laat w.,-ek
and on account of the inconvenience
of water for taptixing purposes moved
hie services, Sunday to the crossing
on Armatrung creek, where he held
services under the commodious elm
trees and baptised twenty-six candi-
dates at twelve o'clock. Rev. Roeg
baptised one who Joined at Round
drove Saturday.....There was an un-
usually large crowd and dinner for
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Miss Addle Neve has gone to Mc-
Cullough county to visit relatives. She
will lie gone quite a while.
Rev John Hicks of Childress is
visiting Uis father. W. B. Hicks, lit
will leave for Georgetown the last
of the week to enter Southwestern
university.
months studying music, is out, visit-
ing home folks, and attending the
meeting this week.
CHALK MOt’NTAIV
Regular Correspondence.
Sept. 14th.—We had a fine rain las!
night which put the best season In
the ground that we aave had all the
year.
Some few have begun to pick cot-
toti
The young people enjoyed a sing-
ing at Mr Hatler s Sunday night.
Miss Madle Nowlin visited friends
near Walnut Spring* from Friday till
Sunday
Elder Johns of the Church of
Christ l« conducting a meeting at
Johnsville.
Several from this place attended the
trades day exercises at Walnut
Springs Saturday They report a
large crowd and a fine time. The pa-
rade was very Interesting.
Mrs. K. A. Stigler, who ha* been
very sick with neuralgia of the heart
fs some tatter at this writing. Mr.
Stacey ia also better. He has been
down with fever for some time
Money to Loan.
On farm land*. Hate# 8, 9 and 10
per pent. Get your land paper fixed
before the fall rush. Wo furnish ata
•tracts of title on short notice. Call
on or address King * Doyle, Stephen,
vitle. Texas.
BLUFF BALK.
Regular ('orreapondence
Sept 15th —On last Monday night
we had a very good ahower of rmln,
which made everyone'feel tatter and
brought a gentle wind from the north
which has made It much more pleas-
ant.
Mrs J A Duckett whp has been
very 111 With rheumatism i» but little
Creek ere visiting Rel-
next week. {
Mer Mahan. «t the' Ilacktarry com-
munity was over at Shelby attending
G. Head wae In Stephen vllle
on huatness, returning Wed-
morning. I
ALEXANDER.
Regular Correspondence.
Sept. I5tli.—Jas. Greenway and fam-
ily are attending the Baptist Associa-
tion In Stephenvllle this week.
John Lorkhart Jr. was In our town
Tuesday to meet his father anil moth-
er, Mr. and Mrs. John Lockhart- of
Stamford. His parents are both very
feeble with age and he looks forward
with pleasure each year for their an-
nual visit.
Frank Chamberlain was in our town
Wednesday.
luex Brittain is able to walk around
some now. utter a long spell of slow
fever. *
Cotton is coming In very slow as
yet. the farmers have been complain-
ing about the hot weather, saying
that they were unable to endure the
heat in the cotton fields.
A nice shower of rain fell here last
Monday night. It will cause the cot-
ton to liven up and not open before
it matures.
Stanley Maness has bought a nice
farm near Selden, but we are unable
as yet to state when he will take up
hts residence on it.
D. W. Upham wasjn town Tuesday
wtih a fine lot of melons which lie
disposed of readily.
Many of our fellow townsmen are j
attending the association in Stephen-
vllle this week.
W. J. Bryan’s speech in Dallas yes-
terday haa caused several to atnrt
the argument which prevailed during
the recent campaign against Mr. Hal-
ley. Needle** to say much unnecea-
sacy hard feeling Is being aroused on
account of It.
ton; not enough even to sow turnips.
Dr. Tom Patterson of Duster was
here Tuesday and saw his wife and
mother, Mrs. Joe Patterson, off for
Laraesa on a short visit with rela-
tives.
Alonzo Kay of near Prctor has rent-
ed the Sid Derrick farm two miles
west of town.
Janies Terry and wife returned
Tuesday from a visit of a few days
with their son, Pic, at Munday.
A panther or Mexican lion has been
seen or heard by several persons in
this section of country. It was seen
by two parties In the edge of town last
week. Saturday evening a hunting
party was organized and made a hunt
for It but failed to locate the animal.
It is suld by those who have seen ‘It
to be very large It haff raided sev-
eral hen roosts, but no other depreda-
tions have been reported here.
Go With a Rash.
The demand for that wonderful
Stomach. Liver and Kidney cure, Dr.
King’s New Life Pills—Is astounding.
Overton Drug Co. say they never saw
the like. Its because they never fall to
cure sour stomach, constipation, Indi- ~
gestlon, Biliousness, Jaundice, Sick
headache, chills and malaria. Only 25c
/ Watch and Jewelry repairing Is a
Wilder'* headquarters will be in
McCormick building after Sept. 27th.
DK LKON.
Regular Hof respondent's
Sept. t&th.—Mrs. M. K. Wilson ha.
been In Gorman since last Wednes-
day attending a protracted meeting
conducted by Rev*. Reynolds and
Lowe.
Gen* Du ley of Waco was her# Wcd-
Durward Moore of Proctor was her*,
on Wedneeday prospecting. ,
C. D. Me hoi* will totin'*
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W. B. McCain returned laat week
vlalt to Ft. W orth. ]
of Pwrvw
specialty with T. N.Todd, at Overton*
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PLEASANT HOME.
Regular Correspondence.
Sept. 4th.—Cotton picking under i
head way aud tt will take six acre#
to make a tale on an average."”.....
Rev. Clark preached big laat sermon
at School Hill until after conference.
G. S. Britton Is getting up a car of
fat cattle for the Fort Worth market.
M. A. Blankenship ha* gone to East-
lund county to haul cord wood to Oor-
man.
J. O. Hair's little girl was blttnu
by a rattle snake yesterday evening
and Is very tick.
Will Wlngo of the lluckatay coun-
try is buying up ail the (at hoga and
marketing them at Thurtor at a fancy
price.
wen has gone with a
»* Ray to baht
Christian
Friday night w to taetlnoed
George Whaley and family of Han-
gar are the guest* of J M. Whaley
and fftoty. '
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put up fifteen Uu
daya laat
two tales In four duya
Paarl Long and
to Stephenvlll* to
'jsraci1*^
filled hts last
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A light shower of rain visited Ilia
Monday night. Nqt enough to
*f nny
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the Mt Eton church last
Sunday and flntahed dp his work with
n taptlslng at the J. J. Turpin tank.
John Unaey was called to lain chart*
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