The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 315, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 6, 1921 Page: 3 of 4
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45 Pound Roll Edge Cotton Mat-
tress Eight Dollars. All this week.
CHAS U. MATHEWS
FURNITURE
E. H. Grindstaff A. E. Zellars
QR1NDSIAFF & ZELLARS
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♦ AROUND THE COURTHOU8E 4
TWO SHORT COURSES
Marriage Licenses
Arthur Freeman and Miss Edna
[ Davis.
W. B. Johnson, Weatherford, and
Miss Ola Hall, Denton.
S V. Aldridge and Miss Iiaitie L.
Fanner, Strawn.
Cal Robertson and Mrs. Winnie
ij Austin, Granbury.
Paul Taylor, Cisco and Miss Nno-
. _ __ . _____ I ml Violet Galloway, Weatherford.
GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW William F. atroud and Miss Beulah
Office over Citizens National Bank] Elizabeth Chiicutt, Springtown.
j holiday guests of her parents, Mr.
'and Mrs. Lowe ef Game.
FOR LADIES OF COUNTY r
FIRST AT SPRINGTOWN MONDAY
—NEXT TWO WILL BE. AT
WEATHERFORD.
PHONE 229
R. K. Harris , Mentor Howard j nrown, ‘ Dallas.
Dr«. Harris & Howard
DENTISTS
Southwestern Phone Building
Phone 488
Specialize on Crown and
Bridge Work
J. M. DeuPree and Miss Leo Cot-
tar.
T(. F. Wilson and Miss Beatrice
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ben Strain were
dinner guests Thursday Of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Kennedy of Mingus.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pope have
returned to their home in Roanoke,
a visit with their son,
Terral Pope and family. ,
Mrs. Ernest Wallace and son, of
Mineral Wells, were Sunday guests
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. T.
Hines.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Byrd and chil-
NelleR.. Fleming
Do ctor®/ Chiropractic
Ro6mi S-4 Kutemw Bldg.
PHONE 159
W*ath«rf«rd, Tax* a
D*. ALEXANDER S. GARRETT
General Practice
<HHc« Kelly’s Drug Store—N. Main Bt
MRca Phona SI RoaJdonoo I14M
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Lone Star Lodge, No. 4, K. of P.
meets every Tuesday night. Visiting
Knights are always welcome. Castle
Hall, West Side Public Square.
B. F. FLETCHER, C. C.
THEO YARBROUGH, K. R. S.
MASONIC LODGE
Phoonix Lodge, No. 27B, A. F. A A.
M., meets every Saturday night on or
before the full moon in each month.
HOWARD POTTER, Sec.
ft^YAL ARCH MASONS.
Stated convocation of Weatherford
Chapter No. 105, R. A. M., second Fri-
day night in each month. A cordial
InYitation is extended to all visiting
companions.
P. ft, SIMMONS, H. P.
J. O. SHARP, Secretary.
I. O. O. F.
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Weatherford Lodge No. 77 I. O. O. F.
meets every Thursday night, north-
west corner square.
CHAS. ROGERS, N, G.
JOHN W. McMAHAN, Sec.
Ralph Corn and Miss Lura Dee
Crawford, "Mineral 'Wells.
Joe Miller, Weatherford and Miss
Bessie Ward, Dicey.
Maxie White .ami Miss Stella
Bloomfield, Garner.
Justice Court.
Criminal Docket. Pleas of guilty:
Roy Jordan, affray.
Geo. Jones, affray.
Civil Docket:
J. L. Hill & Co., vs J. L. Woods,
suit to collect account judgment by
default.
Willingham & Heartsill, suit upon
account; on plea of privilege, case
transferred to justice court, precinct
No. 3.
New cases filed: *
J. H. Erwin vs First National
Bank, garnishment.
J. H. Erwin vs W. S. Fant, agent
for Mrs. Lou Knox, garnishment.
J. H. Erwin vs Mrs. Lou Knox,’
garnishment.
C. D. Hartnett Co., vs R. A. Voor-
hies and E. B. Pickard, suit upon
note for $159.75.
G. Seedig vs L. L. Cox and Tom
Goodman, suit upon note. •
G. Seedig vs J. S. Toby, garnish-
ment. L. L. Cox et al; garnishment.
Georgia Sentell by next friend J.
F. Sentell vs The American Ry. Ex-
press Co., damages.
Jim Cisco vs C. D. Williams, suit
upon account.
District Court.
New Suits Filed—
J. S. Nellie vs Western Union Tel
egraph Co., damages.
United Producers Pipe Line Co.
vs J. C. Babb et al, injunction.
Tom Cooper et al vs E. R. Oliat-
lield, debt and foreclosure.
Under the auspices of the Parker
County Rural Life Club there will i following
be a Short Course in clothing con-
ducted for ladies and girls. The
first meeting will be conducted at
the club rooms in Springtown, Mon-
day, January 10, beginning at 10 a.
m„ and continuing all day. Every
lady in that seclion of the county1 dren of Lipan were week end guests
is cordially invited to attend. of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
The second meeting will be con- Peters,
ducted Jan. 11, in the district court | Mrs. M. L. Tierce and son,-Stanley, j
room in Weatherford for the ladies and neice, Garnett Pincham, were
of Weatherford and surrounding com-1 passengers to Fort Worth, Thursday
munities. This meeting will be un- i where Miss Garnett took the train
der the direction of the Rural Life for Weleetka, Okla.
Club. The third meeting will be! Charles Bruce, Sr., of Fort Worth
conducted by Miss Myrtle Murray, lias returned home after spending
County home ilemonstation agent, seveal days here with Mr. and Mrs.
for the girls, Wednesday, January W. P. Coffman. While here Mr.
ripe
Why Be Foolish
—To do your washing when we can do it cheaper andl
better. During the cold weather send us your washing and
your doctor bill will pay for it and leave you good money
besides.
Weatherford Steam Laundry
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11, beginning promptly at 10 a. m.
and continuing until 3:30 p. m.
The aim of this contest is to study
the problems involved in the making
of clothing such as ‘.he correct use
of . comemrcial patterns, the study
of the type dress suited to your par-
ticular figure, considering the eu-Intents for moving there
Bruce enjoyed some real sport ir
the hunting line.
Mr. and Mrs. Roe Newberry of
Breckenridge were Sunday guests of
his parents.
Mrs. Pearl Baxter has gone to
Fort Worth to make final arrange-
also present. Christmas dinner all
together—no lost link. Christmas
tree and Santa Claus for the dear
little
sweet memories to take through life
with them.
Friday evening the cemetery asso-
ciation had a pie supper which
brought it nearly thirty dollars. After
the supper a watch party kept vigil
while the old year died and the new
one of 1921 was ushered into exis-
tence with all its phases yet to be
seen and known.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. White have
both been quite sick the past week,
but are thought to be a little im-
proved.
J. L. Martin is having some im-
provements made on his home be-
pOR RENT—
FOR RENT—Nice bed room and fcfe.
ones. What happiness, what ] chen, 118 VV. Josephine. Phone 422-A.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms tm
light housekeeping. Mrs. Belle Key.
FOR- RENT—2 unfurnished room*.
Lights, water and gas, 110 W. AKardL
Apply King & Dyer Barber Shop. „
FOR RENT—2 or 3 furnished Ifehk
housekeeping" rooms. All convewlsm-
ces, 815 South Main street.
FOR-RENT—2 nice large rooms fae-
nished for housekeeping. Mrs. R. ML
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tire costume as a whole, the har-
mony of each articles made with its
wardrobe environment. The occas-
ion on which it is to be worn and
the amount spent. Special attention
will be given to the problem of mak-
ing over clothes.
Have you ever thought that being
properly and attractively" dressed
helps toward achieving success in
life? Let us remember that our
taste and personality are told to the
world by the clothes we wear. Sim-
ple, appropriate, becoming garments
indicate a well balanced self-respect-
ing personality. To be well and
attractively dressed does not mean
that we have to be expensively
dressed but it means wearing cloth-
ing suited to the occasion and ex-
pressive of our personality.. A girl
or woman never wear& conspicuous
clothing on the street, to church,
for traveling or out of harmony with
her figure or coloring.
Ms. Dora Barnes of Clothing Spe-
AMERICAN LEGION
PARKER COUNTY POST
Meets First Wednesday night Ineacb
month. GJub rooms over First Nat’l
Bank. All ex-service men are cordially
Invited.
AUSTIN F. LEACH, Commander
CHAS. H. COPE, Adjutaut.
DR. ROBERT E. MANN
Announces the Opening of Offices in
the First National Bank Building
Office Phone . . 670
Residence Phone . 667
DR. L. M. HALL
DENTIST
PHONE 82 •
Room 29 Kuteman Bldg.
Texas A Pacific Station.
EAST BOUND
No. 12, Baird to Fort Worth, 1:10
a. m.
No. 10 Mineral Wells to Fort Worth,
7:58 a. m.
♦No. 26 El Paso to New Orleans,
5:54 a. m.
•No. 2 El Paso to St. Louis, (Sun-
shine Special), 1:33 p. m.
No 14, Graford to Fort Worthy 4:00
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p. m.
No. 4, Sweetwater to St. Louis and
New Orleans, 4:86 p. m.
Nd. 6, Eastland to Fort Worth, 6:66
p. m.
WEST BOUND
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lnoas County, ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that h«
Is senior partner of the firm of F. J
Cheney A Co., doing business in tht
City of Toledo, County and Stat*
aforesaid, and that said firm will pa)
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and evdry case of Cs
tarrb that cannot be cured by the asi
of HALL’S CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 6th day of Decern
oer. A. D. 1888. A. W. GLEASON,
(Seal). Notary Public
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken Inter
aally and acts through the blood 01
he mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
The Market.
The following prices were being paid
for produce by the produce merchants
of the city Thursday:
Eggs, per 4ozen, 40c.
Friers, pound, 20c.
Hens, pound, 13c.
Roosters, pound, 7c.
Butter, packing, pound 15c.
Butter, molded, pound 20c.
Sweet potatoes, pound. 4c.
The produce market is steady, there
being practically no change toe past
| week. The farmers are offering liberal
| quantities'of hens at his time, and are
finding ready sale.
Rabbits Eating Wheat.
Several farmers who have been in
the city during the past few days
say rabbits are causing damage la
the wheat fields in some sections of
this county. There is said to be
more rabbits, just common cotton
tails this year than was ever known
before, and some of the farmers
have suggested drives to exterminate
the pests. This method has *^>een
adopted in several sections of the
state and thousands have been kill-
ed.
conduct the lessons all three days
of the Short. Course. She will apply
the problems mentioned above to
children’s clothing, clothes for the
growing girls and for the grown-
ups.
Remember I hat every lady and
girl in the low-n and county is
cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
Special lessons will be given to
the club girls who desire to enter
the State Clothing contest. These
lessons will begin Wednesday morn-
ing promptly at 10 a. m. Every club
girl in the county is cordially invit-
ed io attend this meeting.
Conte. Bring your neighbor and
your lunch.
Ms. Mollie Justus of Bethel is the jsides havinS a little cottage erected
guest of his sister, Mrs. Jordan Kele 011 the old Uu8ter homestead lot in
Telephone day "
and these two ladies spent the week-
end at Sturdevant, the guests of Mrs.
Keles daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Yancy
Smith.
Mrs. U. 8. Patmon and Miss Hazel,
Mrs. N. E. Dick and Miss Thelnta
motored to Peaster and spent Sun-
day with Mrs, Patmon’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lancaster. They
were accompanied home by Misses
Lola and Inez Patmon who had been
with their grandparents lor several
days.
Mrs. Bess Moran Coffman and two
the north part of town.
Tom Davenport Is moving his fam-
ily to the Grandfather Johnston
homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Buster, late of
Hico are now domiciled in the J.
M. Pearson home.
Rev. Mr. Whiteworth, apostolic,
filled his appointment here Sunday.
The Misses Carr have returned to
their school in Young county. All
the young people who spent Chist-
mas here with homefolks have re-
turned to take up their studies in
children, Louise and >V»fred spent j the various schools they are attend-
the week-elld writh relatives and Jng.
friends in Weatherford.
Miss Virge Maude Walker of Wea-
therford spent Sunday with Mrs.
Comer Hawkins.
Grandpa Daljney enjoyed a big
Christmas dinner on his 75th birth-
day, December 28, at the home of
his children, Mr. and Mrs. Dabney.
cialists, from A. -& M. College wlluQjto’ relatives attended also. We
Phillips to Move Store.
The building next door to L. Wal-
drom’s is being put in shape for the
Phillips Dry Goods Company. Some
new fixtures are being built anti exten-
sive changes are being made in the
show windows. The building will be
ready for occupancy early next week.
Hook and Ladder Co. to Meet
^ The Hook and Ladder company of
the Weatherford Volunteer Fire De-
partment Will* hold a regular ir
lng at the fire hall, Friday night,
No 6, Fort Worth to Eastland, 8:10 l*t- 7 o’clock: At this meeting, offl-
INO* cers for the new year will be elect-
a m.
No. 18, Fort Worth to Graford, 8:88
•No. 88, St, Louis and New Orleana
to Sweetwater, 10:86 A. m.
•Do not make local ktops.
•No. 1, St Lonla tie Nl Paao (Bwa,
shine Special), 4:8* p. m.
ed and every member Is expected
to attend.
The Leader Dry Goods Company
has moved all their stock from the
building adjoining L. Watdrom’s to the
building on the south, whore they have
made sdme extensive improvements. A
will he made modem la every depart, have been gueete of relaUrea.
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MILLSAP COMMUNITY
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Miilsap, Texas, Jan. 4.—We are en-
joying a beautiful day and many
folks are moving while the sun
shines. Several changes are being
made in town residences, as well as
nearby farms.
Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Stephens and
children, Clarence, Lester and Sibyl
are moving to Mineral Wells where
they have purchased a new home.
We regret their leaving but wish
them well.
George Crump, our very genial
ahd much-liked T. At P. Agent, has
been transferred to Benbrook and
Mr. Vick has come here. He and
his family will occupy the Cowan
place.
J. E. Fallon or Mineral Wells and
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Fallon of Fred-
erick, Oklahoma were enjoyable Sun-
day guests of their mother at the
home of their sister, Mrs. M. D.
Plumlee.
Bill Peters is attending to busi-
ness affairs In El Paso.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Frakes of
Arlington came in Saturday night to
visit relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Neighbors of Cisco
were delightful if Sunday guests of
their friend, Mis6_ Tilda Arterburn,
Who Is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clint Arterburn of Poe Prairie.
Miss Tilda is successfully teaching
wish much happiness and many
more birthday for our venerable
friend.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Coffmah of
Bethel were visiting here last week,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Justus
and other refatives.
Last week while Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Adams were gone to Fort Worth and
Denton for a holiday visit, someone
entered their home and carried off
several articles among which were a
flashlight, shot gun and rifle. They
also took several bales of hay and
’about two dozen young buff Orping-
ton pullets.
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Patterson had
the misfortune to lose their house-
hold goods by fire last Sunday morn-
ing.
We regret the serious illness of
our friend, Eli Carter of Weather-
ford, He cut a small place on his
hand when he killed hogs and blood
poison set up which has made him
real sick, but we are glad to report
his condition much improved now.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Leggett wish
lor all the young people to meet
with them at the parsonage Friday
night for a real social meeting.
We will surely be glad when the
highway people get the approaches
filled in at the various bridges and
we can travel the newly worked
road: In soilie places our old
bridges have been torn out and the
new ones are impassable, so our
vehicles stick and some fellow with
a team makes a wad of money pull-
ing us out. It is a self-evident truth
(as all travelers can testify) that
the condition of our county roads get
worse instead of better, all the time.]
Prof. Erwin has moved to the Will
Robinson home.
Well, you have heard of snake
stories, now I am going to tell you
a rat story. Some of the boys left
one day last week like they needed
a little recreation, so they went out
to J. M. Womack’s to hunt rats and
came back telling that they killed
141 rats, one skunk and one queer
cat. We have not asked Mr. Wo-
| gff mack, and Am not vouch for any oi
it except the skunk.
Mrs. Lexia Brock and children
have returned from Waco where
they spent several months.
We had for the past few days
weather that seemed almost like
spring time, but it makes us have
misgivings as to what to expect in
the near future.
New Years Day was a great day
here with our Masonic brothers and
Phillips, 313 East Lee are.
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FOR RENT — 3 or <
rooms, all modern conven:
College Ave.
night 451-J. ' jj
FOR RENT—Good 5-room houwv
with good well water and'large let.
On East side. Call on H. B. film ban,
803 Fort Worth street.
FOR RENT—20-acre farm In Sootbi
Weatherford good land well watexj,
three room house- will rent for *20#
cash one year. See parties at 81S
South Main street.
FOR RENT—Fire proof basement*
size 36x75 feet, plenty of window*
for ventilation and light. FrenUj; on.
Dallas Ave. Including sewer andl
natural gas. Clarence Hopkins. -Teb
ephone 166.
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LOST-
STRAYED—From Patterson
on Austin Ave., Maltese cat. Wfll
pay rewanft for his return. G. H. Hitt
say.
Now let us all pull together for
old Parker county, her good people
and the Weatherford Herald.
pOR SALE-
FOR SALE—Nice young nrilk cows^
Phone 9059-F4.
"FOR'SALE—1*16 model Maxwell*- fit
perfect mechanical condition. Pinna
183.
FOR-TRADE—My residence, 882 M*
Walnut street, for an equipped farm-
•ee M. B. RIPPETOE.
FO’E SALE—Windmill, {tank amk
tower. Edward Barthold, 702 Soufln
Alamo street.
FOR SALE—New modern 5-raon»
cottage, furnished or unfurnished, A.
bargain if sold this week. Phoner
Eastern Star membes. An all-nay '4g2-M
affair. We had a social time and a
fine dinner for all members, their
families and invited guests. We did
not get through dinner until nearly
3:00 o’clock, then had a profitable
business meeting.
T. R. Pettyjohn was heard to say
"he did,.not know when he had ever
felt so good to feel so bad”. Draw'
your own conclusions.
Mrs. Everett Zellers of Caddo with
her little son is spending some time
FOR TRADE—33 1-3 acres rand- hall
royalty, four miles north Ranger tow
residence in Weatherford. See E. AL
Stapp, Dennis, Texas.
FOR SALE—Several second hand
automobile casings, 32x3J and 32x4ft
Kelly-Springfield and Goodrich make*.
See Roy Starnes at Texas WHJSt»
office or at plant. Texas WMite Qo».
FOR SALE—Good Jersey cow, fVeiaL
One Remington automatic shot gm*»
with her mother, Mrs. L. A. Lind-''extra barrel for birds. Some second
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Dogs Appreciate Kindness
associated Press
Galveston, Texas, Jan. 6.—Otto
Brandes, poundmaster for the city
of Galveston, has caught mere Rian
20,000 dogs in the last three de-
cades, according to his books at (he
beginning of the new' year. Mr. Brau-
des has served almost continuously
in his present capacity for the past
132 years.
hand lumber, 512 Baylor st. Phone-
301. _
FOR SALE—Household goods, three
stoves, gas, oil and hard coal; halt tree*,
two mattresses almost new, one bed-
stead, two rocking chairs, two rasa*,
one armchair, white enamel breakfast:
table and chairs, small white metal re-
frigerator, one lot of home made peacA
and pear preserve, one case sweet po- * '.J
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tatoes. Apply to MRS. C. F. ISUKk
301 S. Elm street, or phone 455. ’
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at Canyon.
other fixtures added. While the Mr. and Mr*, fc D. -ftmes have
Sail' been tint some, tyh Wort returned from R**> J*WP> the*J
i made modem in every depart-, hast I
Whitt Whittlings.
Whitt, Texas, Jan. 5.—1There were
quite a number of social entertain-
ments in our little town last week,
among them a very pleasant evening
Monday, when Miss Grace Bradley
received at the lovely home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Bradley.
Wednesday evening the Misses
Hill entertained and as is always
the case in the B. F. Hill home,
every' one had a good time.
Thursday evening Miss Hattie
Morgan had a number of her friends
at the home of Mrs. J. N. Johnston
and in a way peculiarly her own.
Miss Morgan did her full duty as
hostess to the enjoyment of all
present.
We missed one item of Importance
last week—the family reunion at
Billie Patmon Sr, where six sons,
daughter and eleven fimai
were present. The eone
ance of being ‘ owned come imo t
j hands, Mr. Brandes declared, he a
"The majority of dogs are just1 wayg cares for them sometimes fa.
like humans—an ounce of kindness 1 months in the hope that their owner
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goes further than a pound of cruel-
ly”, Mr. Brandes declared".
When dogs which have the appear
will turn up* and claim them.
THE HERALO FOR JOB PRIN '»N
Wright’s Liquid Smoke
SMOKE TOUR MEAT WITH WRIGHT S LIQUID SMOKE
It m&ks it look bettor.
It makes it taste better.
It makes it keep better.
It keeps it from getting racid.
It keeps off the insects.
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