Rains County Leader (Emory, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, August 9, 1912 Page: 1 of 8
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I Duraliu c>xi» . i nui -u.y t j f ()'■ nd
. a few weuk* with her uncle, Mr.
C. \\ . White.
Our singing clave had * ple..-
®i»Dt time Burnley afterno n.
I ITof. Garrett. who i, volnf to
1 leach a singing school at W’oorley
in the near future. Prof Deaton
lnjof Arbala, who it teaching a
l^|rcbool at Lynch and a number of
[ hit cl.»e, *uJ ^i«o uf the center
■ : Point cla-», were witn .1* and we
' had »ome good singing. Come
attain and yon wiil aiweya be
' weloome.
I tjuue a number of our people
'attended the debate at Clark*
Chapel laet week.
Mr and Mra Baker. Mr and
Mrs . t has Irwin, Mr. and Mr*
'v Kogi* lynch, Mr and Mrs.
to j Chatnhara Carter and Mra. Cray
a and daughter*, Lena and Ktntna,
, Wok dinner with Mr and Mr* 8.
•t H. Carter, Monday,
ly Meier* L J. and Mint King
made a trip w Fort W orth la*t
id week with some oattie
,,| Mrr Benton Lynch of Yanti*
ir vinted her sister. Mra. tleorge
! Yeung. and she and Mr and Mr*.
»*; Young attended the tinging
m school at Lynch. Daisy Darl
| mak ng »vrup.
| ‘ la«*m t' ’
! Kar J C. Ila
(poir.tmetit hrr»»
day flight, ^uni
n« l*f« iin ap»
pM»at’h >*tur-
v anj Sunday
SAVED Ht '
It didn't >•!! se T
it *oul«J if it had not ba«*n for
Hunt'* Cur* I wna tar**«i miavra*
hit* and w*l! nigh n»*«d up when |
Cuia mail rad u*tt>ir it for ait <>ld »i.d
»<*vara naaa if Krrama . Our l)»*
nSicatioo r*«liavad mid a box carad
ina I l*li*ve Aiui*t*• Cura artiI
cura any form of itcinug knoauta
mankind
CLIFTON LAW RhNCt
T»f MMT^f
»i CIIPSTF 77 V
CUP** Repeaths
Rtfie la ut« NMLB.
Mad- ra two imidcbi <
*r n K. t.
Oidft* tbt wthc/ (of
Hiac h r
Cla-k’s Chapd.
Haven’t written in a long cm*
*o here I come with my new'."
Cotton u opening right along
uuwn here iu the elteke."
Mesdsmee Adam Huff and
john Kelly are on the 3.ck list a
STEVENS
He.Ptl IS—
Short ud IS—
onuren was light eunaay
Miueea Kalis and Haze
from Oreenvilla ara visit:
UBoia, Cnaa. Alien A tbl
or saps tits Trial aner-
» the hardeat sorttn
r niauitaiu it/englh
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RAINS COUNTY LEADER
VOL. 24.
EMUKY, TEXAS, Friday, Aug. 9. ion.
No. 47
County Convention.
'ention of the oonvamiu
motion to adjourn prevailed.
I n» limn- County Democratic
' onvt/uivn *#’ organised Unt
>aiur<1ay afternoon by elect!
Mr K J Cooke ai chairman
Mr C A. Gla»« a* aeciotary.
On motio 1 and set omi all of the
uueiy mt «u delegates from the
various voting !>»— "he Affi&lUO’JS SMS <i»l DiUgu-
the
Look out for malaria, it 1* ae».
'"KImii.sIiI* 110*1. A lew do* o. of
*n't Prickly Aah Hitter* 1* a *11 pr*-
veolive. -C. M Ni*. Special Agl
were present were seated
On motion ami around
following delegate* 10 the elate
cbovvouuu at taati Antonio were
vleo'.ed by the coovamion: U
H. Hotiee, T W Hill, W D.
i’eeplta, I* W. Person anti W
H. t lend on m
The chair appointed A. J.
Kebb, T. W. Hill and IV D.
Paepit* ss a oomunttee on dele*
gallon, who reported a* follow*:
To the Hon. H. J. Cocke,
• hairio«n of the Rain* County
Dcmoorauc Convention asm mil-
led, beg leave to report a* follow*:
Toths Congressional Convention
W’. H Ciendemn, A. J Kabb, T.
k Hid, K I.. '1 ora .'tie, C. A,
-<!*!•*, I . M I Ail.
Henry Carter, J N lira/.el, .L(ji
Election Returns.
Fur lT. S 8en«t«»r—Wohtr* i,‘f2
hh"phwrU 297, Ksiuisli 261, mid
Zoli)* r 47
K*»r G .piuor—RniusHy 960 and
Colquitt 274
For C .I.*;r-h-'UHii Fourth Din
trait—Ksyhurw ^;0. Lovsiacs 2,
tr H’ i. irift I •>-
• •• • ■ • • •• >v, •• lie IWV| vuu-g irw,
IVrkuit 172, Uibsaii d'J and
Irwin
For Stat'f >r—W»«tbrook
Mild (.-appsdgd 33d
F«*r Kiotorml K»*pr«»asuai .v —
Fusiht 411 91 168
For J»«d>(* 8iii Judlc^T^Juistriot
— PisrioU 422 sod t'lNiBvf Vttl.
For District Attorney—C. A.
ea.Lt. ii
For Ciuinniu of ths Msint
County L>«nuicratic Exocutivt*
U.• nitaiii— V\’ tl. CVndrijtn (JV4
QlllilSloUVr pr*H!llirt JSt». i
76. IV.M 125 aud Her*
79.
Justice ot ths Peace Pre-
cinct No. 1—Aims 26*1.
>ince l have been elected; For w.M*li*r at Kumry—Taylor
liomnhrv SPe*l“'r 1 b»ve "“d ,l *“urB lnor' 11. and McK** _1>3.
.1 I,m 1 ou*hly .mprcAped on me than I KufC.niet.M- Precinet \o. 1
«ver he' re mat a tnorough buso ._Yini i nt iid
s ColLgo trainiug is jI esceed-| Kir C miuii**i<m*( of Pre.tujl
Let I note Who Know Advise
You Men at the Hea l
of the Affairs of
htaic and
Nation
lag i
rent letter* fram time of Aum ica*
giratest men on the value of bua
me** education Hon. Cnarup j,
Clark, Speaker ,f .he II *.* of
Keprseenalivee, Washington, I). y
C., say*:
1 have been elected j
lining p
toe r-enatonal Coovenli
‘ . P Hen.iee, W W. BerAett,
W Trimbl*. K C Montgomery, UjDi y C; .■., u0,«u»por«neous-
ft, j v oofca, A. R Braziel. ^*®jly *;;h taking uay gsiicral sdyca-
liallftli, .1 r. Hiys, J l) Patton, |tion, 1 took a course in a business
Manon Vtyrick Wollaira and found «t of vain#
i'ioumai l onvention not only ^ttueradly, but iu
,OI. Uouea, . if Dyer. Ilerin.n-rt,e practice ol law " KB
/aurc»‘ * *•••" ‘ • GWun, ex tjovernor of Nor h
J. M. roster, *a»rns, A . tariina: ** 1 cheerfully reoc mend
111 uiisstuiie
p-p
beefatary ul ar, VS asning* I 21
F«»r Commissioner Precinct No !
4—Brilaii 27, Carter 72, Robinson por ^
70, Mynck Ho, Nslaou 2y.
•Tv* v/ n t)i|ii«i he 1 U Ul— |
MrwrrTTTg Wr tJrolt ftft, Lynrt. *.mt t1 -
W «9k»r 1<M>
Ft»r Justice of Peaoe precinct ,
N<». 4—Vl'illiam# tM) and Juiiuings
i-hil/lFd
decreiary Dt
— Hugh.
diitRUic I leciAJCI a>o.
7O and Thorutoti 220.
I'he Official Count.
*ounty Judtf^
I \\ HI'MPHKIY
W W BERZETr
hinyan ali.red
’aV^noijfe
G E. MOODY
B .A. CARTER
Iherifl aitd Tax Coile<‘tor.
W.T. FLUNK. _
W L. 1 VIE
G A MORGAN
WILL WHITTLE
O T LS NOH
>u««ty and Dihlrici Clerk,
V P. FITZfsEUAl.D
L o. BURNSIDE
outitjf Treasurer.
JIM PORTER,
r. I«I. rjaanoi*
-ULJ 1>'-I4AKI*
W •a 8f»tr
W W. GARRETT.
Tai Ai»t >-.*1,
8AM KENNKMUR.
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Flour. Mml And Hull*
sack High Patent
Woos!ey Scratclungs
SS e will all feel bettei how.
mg to otler at $1.30 Wt. have got a rain,
it lasts and 1 guar* Mr and Mr* Hob
aa gf A
Y. Adaois, G
A Glass
To the Judicial Convection: 1 Walter L. hither
W. D. Peeples, D. 8. Peoples, 8. j panment of Interior, Waehjntr
J Stuart, J. ' A Amis, W W.j^u. I) C: * OolltR#s giving
Farxatf, B A. Carter, Ld A««a- special instructions in subjects ,
ander, R. L Simmoc** »G. C. ! pertaining to business life are do ‘ ‘‘"J
‘Hpenje, Willie Pounds ing good w>rk in the prepare* **I"UI I «m uon
The report of the oommKuc (tu*n of e^icient workers in the lMJf •*u'^ *^*le it lasts hiu! 1 guar* Mr and kirn Robert Alien. Mr
was approved and ih« above buMUv** life of tae country.” J. nnlea line to juet o* 3 i a, and Mr* Pa Vsrn. , and Mr*,
namad dslagatw* asre slscted to A.T. Howe, Llilie l Stale, lisp aiv-body * Ingh (.aient flour. Shook visited in 'ireenville last
reproasnt the Democracy of Hams rseenative : “‘To my utlnd T h C-mn** aud get it tpiivk tar we 1 •* ‘1 . week.
county in the Conventions above world is rapidly Oulgroanig lnJ *'"* keep tin* iptality of flour st Mr- Kell.' i* on ths -ick hat
uisntioned. old theory that an education con-1 'licl1 * lo* •,r,c‘'- ]j at present.
H. A Darter, W H. (.‘lendenin,1 siata largely in practical lines of i also bate just eno.adad a chi There wa* an ice Cream ,up
ii. D Garrett, (J. H. HoUer and , study, and is taking up the theo-1 ',l niixwi Meal end Hull* line le, par at Mr. Baasr* -Saturday
I H Dyer wire named by the rie* mat an education should lit "r> ,l " f,,r >”ut *"d. * | night Allthe young foikswer*
chairman at, a ooinuiitiee on plat- the student for some line of pra -- H,,‘ offering f^111 al
forth and resrluilon, their rept>rt! p'cal work in life." Oswald f store,
being as follows ! 'Veal, Governor o f Uregou
number of
version August it, Ihiy We,
' The modern busmen* school j
VoV
NEWT I KKKYMAN.
Kmory, Texas.
tht*re and quita a^|
those why had been yuung aad ! neighbor!
------r body had a big time Ut«s
ii of th# Wfiu«- 9prizgn c^h*
borh<-od was with us Sunday
night
Jim Simmons and family and
H»*ll Cola left Saturday for a v'kit
in Kaufman county
O G. GreuMroi and family
wetit to (ireenrll!«* « uidav f i a
visit
Willi * Corner w«nt iu Green-
ville Turrday to •** fcia folkg
Vfi»* vinhfi V*?it^bnn a ...r,
panied Mi>* Ava Holland
home in the Willow Rfrinae
d to sprnd a few
young men
your committee on Platform and entrace into the business world
Resolutions, beg to report as T. C-Pickott. Kepresonative from
follows: We h*
Kpworth Entertainment.
rartily endoree Iowa: ‘ I he value—even necee-
the National Democratic platform ally, of a practical education to
a* adopted ai !t*|nmo-« jrooug people to-day 1* oDviou*
We favor a saloon cluing law, that no argument »ho
ng I
closing all valoott* at 8 o'olock p quired it support of it. " K. P
'Noel, Governor of'Mi»*t*>
:.g U
bn*
juld
To the leader:
The Junior lipworth League
will give an entertainment at the
arhor ne*r th" l r.ior.
Church on Tuesday Night at 0 !’
M the 13th Inst The entertain-
ment will be free and Ice Cream
^‘••‘•viPPl: | and Cake will be served for 1(1
sent* jut mn» Hroe-*«'ta In I .
given to the League,
invited.
y Mrs. Nona M. Dcm an,
Com Mu. Kkkinqtok.
( A. B Swkpston.
Noel, Governor of
We favor all n ••ninaiinn. fm- ■ •] ukc pleaccrc In testify
••ate snd d:jtrict ...d uueiuy me importance ol a praciial
officer* by a major ry vote in* Incas education, and to the chi-
••-ad of plurality. cianoy of a properly oonducted
We favor a law limiting the bveiuce* aohool in impartn.g eucl
amount of ■ oney which shall be knowledge.’’ C. N. HaakeL,
expended by candidate* for all ex-Governor of Oklahoma: ’ I
elective officer* and that lb • conruder practical huainea* edu-
arnounuof ssidh hImJI be publish- cHiion of the Mreate*»t impor-
ed both before and after election, tance." ,’ohn W. Kurn, United
via heartily andorae the norni- Stale1* Senator. "fciverybody
bf the Democratic pan, in ought by thi* lime to uiideretnnd I “*•*; 'ejbioing 1
Rains county, both f rail County that busmens man and buibn*** lain* and the prospect*
and 1‘rejioci office*, commend worn*;, oeed buainaa* eduo.aion : °°u“n cf°P ■
on the eame principle that a doc-
Everybody
Point
All farmer*,
Items.
1 well a* r'
them to the voters of Kama ooun-
Several went to Greenville la*t
ty and pledge our support to the tor rnuet have a medical aduca 1 Sunday with stock to he ready
entire ticket.
tion.’’ Joeeph M. Carev, Got or- for the firat Monday .
MU .~..iUU ail Jelcga.e* from »er of Wjumi...; "fco mash - N1.bw«. Ima a id \\ llhe Alfred
Kama oouniy i ' all aiaie and die- cannot bo »*id in behalf of a good dl*ve *a‘,# rmreveaport, L'<
f^r a few weekr visit with thei.
uncle.
Mies Eatril Scurloek who h*a
ham
returned
trict conventions to voto *e a unit, commercial education. ! do not
W. H. Ciinpznin, Chairman believe that auch ac education
1 he report of the oommd'eo on <-». too highly reccomcr-dcd.”. ,
platform and resolution!, after Shouldn’t the 'above evldonce Ihfa'nlJe^lurne.i
i&rrz ia ^ ok,*; ^
sSi'/CS: Wnsr
that the candidate* receiving the school, the one giving the moat 1 u>ood oountv thi* week
inoat votre m the primary July evtanaiv# oourae of study, the1 W
tbs 2iUi oe d^t'lared tbe nominees one plaoing ovory ^radiate of
of the fdemocratic party m Kain»! hookkeoping and shorthand or
Count* teiegrapny in f. good poaition
Koilowing 1* a list of the mem promptly after that/ oourae ia
ber* of the County Kvaomivw 6Lni*had tii-aei nhe* enral-’r !5€9
Comm.lUr O. if. Kudo*, Lre- student* annually from over half
cincl No. 1; H. D. Garrett, pre- the state* of iba Uuh.ii, the
cinot No. Z L D. Heath precinct *ohool with a National reputa-
Nu. 3, Mil Neal, proemot No. I.ition, the Tyler Commercial
fler, Texaa By the
imou* Byrr.e Simpli*
»**uu. giaciuui iao 1;, tied "nortnaeii slid Praciicni
w 11 Precinct No. H. B A 'keeping and o*r modern
' " Lai ton, precinct No. #. W. I method* wa greatly rwdeo* the
• -mn wa* electad chaJr- . tMM and ouM «f f Moree. P
• cf/rnmitte#,'
1'ming in
ou. u, mil deal, prectnot no. 1; . lion, t n e
A. J. Kabb, preoinct No. 8; J.jCollage, Tyl
A. Abercrombie, precinct No. (J; j u*e of the fa
ll H. Juak.uu. preuiuut No 1; j tied r*norim
N, B ik ’keeping
W. I method* wa
air-. tame and aunt of * o<
! on* of 900 who wftl be
u- inurtii, . » .$>
Earnest Prino# find family of
Wichita Kalla are visiting rele
tiv*a h«r*
Mr* C. K. Duncan ia vieiting 1 JhN writing
tie ■ parents at Myrtie Springs. y, r Have < 1 *| * w| . . v
Kr, Davis is repairing fiMlg big mealing anildobat* Elder}
roaidenue.
W C. '.Valker want to Green-
villa on business Monday
New* ia acaroe and time if
limited Joyce
gy and maker
.eel laxv. T I
Lawrence of 1 ommerce - nd W
C Middle,on of this place de-
ha led
On atccunt of sickness the at-,
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Hill, Tom W. Rains County Leader (Emory, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, August 9, 1912, newspaper, August 9, 1912; Emory, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth832072/m1/1/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rains County Library.