The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 158, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 18, 1923 Page: 3 of 4
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A GOOD BUY
Ford with delivery Body—Dandy Good
Tires—Runs Good
$65.00
BUYS IT FROM
Gladish Motor Company
SOUTHWEST CORNER SQUARE—
—PHONE 130
pOR SALE-
LONG HITS IN FIRST
ENABLE ANTELOPES
WIN FROM GRANBURY
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but now of Fort Worth. This beln^ PROMINENT WHITT FAMILY
the first time in fourteen years that
all members of the family were to-
gether.
At noon a delicious dinner of bar-
becued goat with all the “flxins”
was served to the following: Mrs. W.
- 'Sparmann, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wig-
When the bombardment took place glns’ Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McMakin and * place two children in the Weatherford
in the first inning, Tuesday, every- fk^ren, Mildred, W^S. Jr., and Lil- High school for the completion of
thetr high school education.
aa-asss
WILL MOVE TO WEATHERFORD
T. R Pettyjohn, prominent farmer
and citizen of the Whitt commncity,
is seeking a location in Weatherford
and expects to move his family here
about the first of September, ‘ and
WACATION
W For sunburn, Miss, sorrna—,
V poison 1vfr or summer colds
YIS&*
i/araOWl
lian, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ayres and
body believed that the Hon. Slick
Moore would be compelled to relieve dauShter, Miss Vivian, Mrs. Glen j pettyjohn went to Denton last week,
Browning in the box to keep the t?’Jlnd and Mrs- J- H. Crlner, a vlew to locating In that city, I
decided that there is no j
i place in which to live and no schools j
score below 100. Nothing doing. Mr. aU of Fort Worth- Mrs. S. A. Gibson1 but f1nallv
Browning stayed right in there and of Portland, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. W.1
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gave up only two hits after that bad C- Sparmann and son Eugene of Ok-i
Phone 200 Phon<
RIDE A DODGE TO
FORT WORTH $1.00
BLACKWELL St ROBINSON
first inning, and nary another score. lahoma cltY and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Eight Antelopes went to bat in theCrawford and daughters Misses Myr-
first, and three scores were made, two tle and Nel^e-
of them earned and the other as a re-
sult of two errors. Bud Dodd stepped
up as leadoff man and cracked out a
neat single to left field. Jake Hodges
had instructions to bunt, and did so
so good and
I Weatherford.
ADDITIONAL RELICS FOUND
BY J. L. GUERRY ON HIS
PLACE NEAR ADELL, TEX.
RANTED—
WANTED—Hose
Baker Transfer
WANTED—To buy squirrel cage. Geo.
Fant, at First National Bank.
WANTED — Cook stove, Majestic
range preferred. Phone 9014-F4 or
write J. S. Hayes, Weatherford.
and Mrs. J. D. Lancaster Sunday.
Mrs. M. A. Phifer gave a dinner ’scientifically, advancingDodd to~sec~
Sunday which was enjoyed by the fol- on on hlB out Logan then gent out a
lowing guests. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0.(two bagger to right that scored Dodd..Bome prehistoric animal, brought the'
J. L. Guerry, who brought to town
satisfactory as those in
He will harvest the
crops on his farm near Whitt this
fa!! and then probably lease the farm
for next year. The Pettyjohn farm
home is one of the most modern
farm homes in Parker county, hav-
ing practically all of the conveniences
of the usual modern city home.
_ Johnson and daughter Wilda, Marvin jodee Hutcheson then brought the
gasoline pump. Layne, Jack Evans, Minefee Lytle, stand to its feet with a beaut of
a few day3 agoj a mammoth tusk, o^ TEXAS CAFE INSTALLS
SELF REGULATING CLOCK
mate
ivory
the first piece
the First State
of decayed
Bank Tuee-'
Misses Margaret Layne, Iva Clenden- three bagger over center field, scor-
ing and Nellie Evans. | ing Logan. Signals then became mix- b(>^e wj.jch
Olin Morris of Fort Worth visited ed and Hutcheson was run down be- , , . .
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Mor-'tween third and the plate, when Cur- ?°*nt of thn enormous quadruped.
day. He also discovered an immense ^ clock has just been installed at the
appears to be the knee | Texas Cafe. This clock gives the
A correct time to the second as indi-
from the Seated by the United States Naval Ob-
A new self regulating and winding
pORRENT-
FOR RENT'—A modern 5-room house.
Phone 336-J.
FOR RENT—2 unfurnished rooms.
Close in. Call 480-R.
FOR RENTP—Building^oiT York~Ave.,
formerly occupied by Frantz Piston
Ring Factory. Apply at Hubbard Ga-
rage.
rts) Sunday.
Miss Nellie Evans, of
Springs, who has been here
relatives, returned home Monday.
J. A. Wiggens has returned from a
visit to Oklahoma.
H. A. Smith has moved to Hillsboro.
Little Miss Wilma Joe Choate of
Fort Worth is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Bryan.
j tis let a wide ball go by without strik-
Bellew ing. Curtis then singled and scored
letter has been received
State Bureau at Austin, in which itI servatory, and it is wound and regu-
visiting | on an error at second and a fumble of Was ®tated tiuU the sampe sent j ^d
Kirkpatrick’s grounder by Browning.
Hart then forced Kirk at second for
the final out.
Bethel
EVERY STREET IN WEATHERFORD
Hat It* Share of the Proof That Kid
ney Sufferers Seek.
Backache? Kidneys weak?
Distressed with urinary i l3?
Want a reliable kidney remedy?
Don’t have to look far. Use what
Weatherford people recommend.
Every street in Weatherford has ita
oases.
Here's one Weatherford man’s ex-
perience.
Let J. R. Austin, 310 E. Columbia
Ave., tell it He says: "Some time
ago I had trouble with my kidneys
and bladder. My kidneys were weak
and irregular in action and I had to
get up often during the night which
broke my rest. I suffered in this
way until a few years ago I was
handed a sample of Doan’s Kidney
4pia and that sample was a bless-
ing to me. After taking them I went
to the Reynolds Drug Store and
bought several boxes of Doan’s. They
strengthened my kidneys so that 1
did not have to get up any more at
night. I give Doan’s ail the credit
and it is a pleasure for me to recom-
mend them."
Price 60c, at all dealers Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Austin had. Foster-Milburn Oft,
Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
eral days ago proved to be decayed
ivory, and had probably been burled
in the ground for countless ages. In-
Jones pitched a dandy game, strik- ®atiwu was asked relative to the
ing out seven men. He was a little t&P°KraPAy of the land, whether the
wild and walked four men, the walk water was nearby, etc. Mr.
to Andrews in the sixth inning paving Guerry stated that he also discovered
the way for Granbury’s lone tally, a jawbone of the animal, containing
when Foreman and Slick Moore de- teeth five Inches wide and about eight
livered singles in succession. In the inches long. The bones are being dug
second, fourth and sixth, Jones retired out of a creok bank and the ivory
the side with two runners on base. tusks, when they are exposed to the
Bethel, July 18.—A light shower ofj Hutcheson was the Babe Ruth, as air, quickly change color and become
rain fell here Saturday afternoon. | usual, getting a three bagger and a soft and crumbly.
Rev. Henry Johns filled his legular double out of four trips to the plate,
apio’.utment lore Sunday. His double came in the eighth, when
Mr. and Mrs M D. White and chil- he was left stranded on second base’ Lions Meeting
dron spent Satu-uay and Sunday with1 through the effective pitching of ’ The Llons had a very interesting
ihe lady’s brother. Wes Jones audj Browning. Kirkpatrick got a single meeting at the regular noon day lunch-
famiiy near Silver Greek. ln the second, the oi*!y hit allowed ton at Hotel Parker. Visiting mem-
'the locals until Hutcheson’s double in hers w©re Miss Nona Akard and sis-
ter, who rendered a beautiful piano
1
of Weatherford.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bielss entertain-
ed a number of their friends Saturday
night with a musical.
Peaster
Mis? Jessie Swearingen and little
rss r* tl sjix
right field territory, getting three put nfent of the T. & P. Ry., at Marshall,
outs. In the fourth, he made a sen- These men gave short and appreclat-
sational one handed catch of Fore- ed addresses, after which they were
man's long fly that looked good for at heartily applauded.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sarry and daugh- least two bases. Some details of the formal opening
ters Estelj and Lois, Mr. and Mrs. Morris, of Okahoma, playing short, of the park were considered and it
Monroe Montgomery and children, got only one chance, which he handled was decided that this particular meet-
Idella and Chandler, Mrs. Birdie Har- (to perfection, going over to second for ing will be held at the park on Spring
rington and little daughter, Virginia Browning’s hot grounder and catching street on next Tuesday night. Lion
and Miss Rureal Prichard; Messrs.1 the runner with a perfect peg to first, cherry continued his report on the
Leslie Huddleston. Rledby Faris, Ivan In the same inning after Kirkpatrick international meeting held at Atlantic
Prichard Thelma Huddleston were let Logan’s throw get by him, got the city, arousing quite a little enthus-
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John ball off of the rebound from the net- iasm f0r Lionism.
Stoker. | Gas and threw Cleveland out at sec- 4 Announcements will be made under
Mrs. Charley Harrington spent °nd. j separate heading of the formal open-
Weduesday at Weatherford, the guest Antelopes had on their hitting |nc, program. The general public is
of Mrs. W. 8. Tackett. clothes and poled out numerous long lnvited REPORTER.
Misses Neomie and Suphelia Mer- drlve8’ that gave exercise t0 the ou‘-| .--
fielders. The visiting brothers play-
ed away back in the outfield, and
| robbed the locals of many hits by so
doing.
Old Man Fowler, himself, who is
Spring Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. L. abidjng cleburne, umprd the balls
V. Huddleston. ! and strikes, and except for two in-
electricaliy every hour. The
is finely contructed and is rath-
er an ornament as well as a conven-
ience for the public.
HIGHWAY BEING REPAIRED
EAST OF WEATHERFORD
A force of workmen is now engag-
ed in repairing the east end of the
highway, according to Judge SUUf-
van, and the work is progressing rap-
idly. Holes are ail being filled with
creek gravel, crushed rock nad a lay-
er of askpalt is placed on the surface.
The intense heat of the past few days
has caused the oil and tar to rise to
the surface on the paved highway, as
is usual during the summer months.
SANTA FE TRAIN CHANGES
TIME DURING MELON SEASON
The Santa Fe train from Cleburne,
will arrive here each day at three
o’clock, during the melon season, in-
stead of one o’clock as formerly. The
train south to Cresson and Cleburne
will leave Weatherford at 6 o’clock
every afternoon, instead of 3 o’clock
as formerly. This change is made in
order to handle the late loading of
melons.
Balch
SMALL SON OF MR. AND MRS.
I J. F. DILBECK HAS FINGER
AMPUTATED ON TRAIN
rill of Harmony spent the week-end
here with Misses Clemon and Ezelle
Dozier. |
Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Pickard of(
• J. F. IMlbeck, wife and six year old
son, arrived Wednesday on the Sun-
Miss Jessie Swearingen spent Mon-'stanceB and th0se against the home shlne SpecIal trom Portland; 0reg°n
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Peaster, Texas, July 18.—We are
still having hot dry weather, but It
does not stop Mr. Boll Weevil.
Miss Etta Bell Wilson, of Weather-
ford spent last week with Miss Estell
Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Neal spent
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. F.
Stevens.
A. H. Phifer of Breckenridge spent
last week-end with his mother, Mrs. M.
A. Phifer.
Mrs. Sallie Haught and daughter
| Loulso of Breckenridge, are here vis-
I'• Ring Mrs. Will Bowen.
M Misses Jettie Roilln and Iva dea-
dening, of Weatherford, spent last
week-end with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Berry and daugh-
ters, Inez and Thelma are visiting ln
Oklahoma.
i Rev. and Mrs. deadening and chil-
dren, Ruby and Buster, visited Mr.
day afternoon with Mrs. Louvell Mont- battery, there was no protests from and wil1 sp€nd a nHmth or slx weeks
gomery. |the players. Fowler stated that he v,siting his parents’ Mr‘ 811(1 MrS‘ J‘
Mr. Crawford and family of Denton has not played a game of ball this
visited Jim Crawford of this place year, but will probably line up next
1 Balch, Texas, July 18.—Saturday
afternoon, this seotion was visited by
a bountiful rain ,the most beneficial
that has fallen in many weeks, for
which melon growers and cotton rais-
ers are very thankful.
Messrs Dan Sisk, Will Bielss, Mac
Coffman and Homer Waldrip are hav-
ing many interesting wolf chases and
a number of wolves have been caught.
Henry Brisce has the contract for
our newr school building, which will
be erected about two miles south of
the old school building on the Wea-
therford and Granbury road. The
R. K. Harris
DENTIST
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Crown and Bridge Work
a Specialty
Rooms 28-29—Kuteman Bldg.
T. L. BLOOM
DENTI8T
Bloom Bldg. 8outhweat Corner 8qww
X-RAY EQUIPMENT
Phone—City Celle •
Dollar Dodga
To Fort Worth
HOMER HARVEY
E VERE AD Y PLUMBING ca
BROWDER St GALBREAJTH
Proprietors
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
214 North Main Street—Phone T4
ROYAL ARCH MA8ON8
8tated convocation of WeatberfeM
Chapter No. 105, R. A. .M., second Fri-
day night In each month. A cordial
Invitation It extended to all visiting
companions.
J. J. RAPE, Secretary.
J. M. VENABLE. H. P.
I. O. O. F.
Weatherford Lodge No. 77, states
nestings are held on Thursday night
of each week ln hall, on Norhtweet
Jorner of Square. All members an
nrged to come. All visitors are wel-
come at all time*.
W. C. CRAWFORD, N. O.
•Xoes ’HdYH T '»
^'season.
E. Harden and children of Score—
Monday.
Mrs T.
Hamlin, spent Saturday with her cou
sin^ Mrs. John Stoker and family.
Robertson
Granbury ..................000 001000
Weatherford ..........300 000 OOx
L. Dilbeck, near Peaster. The little -wilj begin in a few weeks,
son of Mr. and Mr3. Dilbeck had hfs\ Quy Robbins and mother, also ne-
index finger amputated just as the | pbew, J. V. Lewis, returned home
RHE train left Cisco, when he closed the ^ Tuesday after a few days encamp-
15 3 door upon his hand, upon entering at Glen Rose.
3 6 3 the toilet room. A physician at the, Raymond Neal of near Dennis was
Robertson, July 18.—Several from
this community attended the grave-
yard working at Central last Satur-
day.
Houston Stevens and Earl Wade,
who are working at Aledo, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with honvefolks.
Rev. R. P. Barton filled his regular
appointment here Sunday. There was
a large crowd present
I Batteries—Browning and
• Jones and Hart. Runs, Andrews, Bud
Dodd, Logan, Curtis. Three base hits
Hutcheson. Two base hits, Logan,
Hutcheson, Hudson. Sacrifice hits,
Hodges. Left on base, Granbury 9,
‘Watherford 6. Struck out, Browning
1, Jones 7. Base on ball, Jones 4.
Time 1:45. Umpires, Fowler and Es-
tes.
Visitor at Lee Wilson’s
Mrs. Walter Courtney and children
have gone to Sweetwater for a visit
with friends and relatives.
Foreman, next stop dreesed the finger and it i a business
is said that it will knit and heal i« Friday.
dno course of time. I Leonard Holmes of the city is
A family reunion will be held with' ending bis vacation with his cousin
the homefolks about August 15(th,1 Raymond Cretsinger.
when all of the children and grand j,
Farmlly Reunion
A happy day was spent July 15 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Craw-
ford, celebrating the reunion of the
seven daughters and one son and
their families of Mrs. W. Sparmann,
formerly a resident of Weatherford,
KNIGHT8 OF PYTHIAS
Lone 8tar Lodge, No. 4, K. of P.
meets every Tuesday night. Vlslttiif
Knights are always welcome. Castle
Hall, West Side Public Square.
THEO. YARBROUGH, K. R. 8.
ROY M. LEE, C. C.
MA80NIC LODGE
Phoenix Lodge, Ne. 275, A. F. A
A. M., meets every Saturday night on
or before the full moon In each month.
HOWARD POTTER, Seo.
children will
or ten days.
bp present for a week
B. L. Salmon and family of Spring
Creek were the guests Sunday of their
Dan Sisk and family were Sunday1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Salmon.
By Press
Liverpool, July 18.—The loading of
Atlantic liners here has been stopped
in consequence of the serious exten-
sion of the dockers’ strike. Several
thousand men quit work after a dem-
onstration by the strikers at Birken-
head, ascros from Mersey. Ail coastal
and cross channel service has been
stopped.
visitors in Weatherford,
i Mise Kaitie Thompson and Goldie
Wilson have enrolled with Miss Lora
Drake’s music class in the Harmony
community.
Quite a number assembled on San-
chez Creek Saturday evening and had
a bountiful fish fry. Those present
wore Lee Vance, L. K. Thompson and
family, Leo Wilson and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvo Davidson.
Mrs. S. E. Vance is visiting in tte
city this week, the guest of her gnat
daughter, Mrs. Cai Walker.
Guy Rabbins after spending hta va-
cation with home folks, returned !•
Dallas, Saturday^
Mrs. J. M. CreJsinger returned Mon-
day from a pleasant visit in Raagar
and Mineral Wells and was accompan-
ied home by her neicej Mrs. Chtrtea
Byars of Ranger.
TUBBY
Or He Might Learn To Play The Trumpet
By WINNER
WHERE VOU
6Cm\ JEAN?
I'M GOING TO
TAKE MV PIANO
LESSON J-
OH, HO. HO, I %
BET I WOOLON
TAKE ENNY OC
P1ANNY LESSONS
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%' >.
VJEIL MY MAMMA
SAYS ALL fllCE
CHILDREN LEARN
TO PLAY THE
. PIANO
- and nice
CHILDREN GOTO
HEAVEN TOO,
WHEN THEY
DIE, W
MAMMA SAYS SO
WHAT'S THAT GOTTA
DO WITH PIANNY
LESSONS I’D L1KET'
KNOW-THEY DON’T
HAVE ENNY PIANNYS
IN HEAVEN EMY WAYS
j- ONLY HARPS
fT£
whee! oh boy, i’m
gonna learnt'play
A HARP SO WHEN I GO
T HEAVEN I CAN JOIN
TH' BAND
1-MMP!
YOURA0TW46
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