The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, July 21, 1922 Page: 5 of 8
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Local And PeraonaL
Bathing Capa 25 cents each.
Alex J. Hamer Co.
L. A. Taylor was in San An-
tonio last Sunday.
A large number of people
from here attended the picnic
at Harper last week.
Baptist Church Notes.
There will be preaching at
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Deats and
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Gentry of Cleo, their first child,
a boy, which came on the 14th.
Children’s and Misses low-cut
shoes, a beautiful line.
Alex J. Ilamer Co.
Mr. Harry Pollunskie of Men-
ard, Texas, spent Saturday and
Sunday at the U. H. Spiller
ranch.
Claude Baker was down from
the ranch a couple of times last
week helping to boost the Cedar
Hill picnic.
the church Sunday morning. Ruby, went to Junction last
The pastor will be glad to greet Monday.
our people again after several Mr. and ft^rs. Sam Guthrie
weeks without preaching. and son, Frank, attended church
The meeting at Evergreen' Messrs. Rogers Maberry and
will begin Friday evening the Harry Hubbell were in Junction
21st. All are invited to assist Monday.
in making this a happy and Miss Milda Rogers visited
useful meeting. ; Miss Ruby Deats Tuesday.
Last Sunday was one of the Messrs. Melvin Rogers, Hur-
greatest days ever enjoyed in |y Adams, C. P. Bruce and sons,
the Gentry community. The Charlie and Enoch, were in
Ringing was superb. Brother Junction Tuesday.
Price seemed at his hest in his Miss Edith Richardson is
preaching. The long tables' very sick this week,
were filled several times by j Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Guthrie
those who enjoyed the excellent, visited at the Welge ranch Sun-
dinner. Many attended from > day, the guests of Milda and
Junction and some from London Melvin Rogers,
were present. The baptismal | Mr. and Mrs. Buck Bishop of
services at the Mason crossing Carta Valley, who have been at
mpressed aU with its beauty. Junction for several days, re-
The closing service was one of turned home Friday,
the very best of the series. It Mr. and Mrs. Gus Henderson
was a great pleasure to this pas-
Mabel and Ethel Mears from
Fort Terrett visited at the Han-
kins home Monday and Tuesday
of this week.
Mrs. Burt Braley of the Dry
Goods department of Alex j.
Hamer Co., is spending her va-
cation this week.
Natalie Sandherr and Clara
Fritz returned from Rock
Springs where they have been
visiting Irma and Mary Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. John Crisp, of |
the Turner ranch, are the proud !
possessors of a new daughter
which the stork left with them,
last Sunday.
Walter Holekamp and wife
and Edwin Holekamp, all of San
Antonio, are visiting Messrs
Holekamp’s parents, E. Hole-
kamp and wife.
Brown King, Kellis Wolf,
Carlos and Doeboy Taylor, Lois
and Blix Hankins visited at the
Ed Mears ranch during the Ce-
dar Hill barbecue.
tor to have the people respond
so heartily in their contribu-
tions to Brother Price’s work.
The meeting did us much good.
There is prospects of a record
breaking crowd at the Alto Frio
encampment. Numbers are
very anxious to attend from
Junction. Let’s find a way.
Again, remember that there
w 11 be preaching in town next
Sunday. We have missed so
many Sundays during the last
three months that it is easy to
forget. S. F. Marsh.
DOWN COME PRICES
8,000 Acres at $6.25
All under sheep and goat
proof fence; two good ranch
houses; good pens and goat
sheds; watered by wells and five
springs; this is a combination
ranch, some extra good land and
some of it is rough hill, tine for
goats and sheep and cattle. Let
me show you this ranch, it does
not take much money to handle
this, at $6.25 per acre see
12-3tc E. Holekamp,
Junction, Texas.
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Church of Christ Notes.
CONTENTED COWS. ! At the meeting of the Merry
Give More Ml*. I Wive* with Mr*. BeddingAeid,
Fly Pestered cow. are, not, June 28th Ml.„. c. T Holekamp
back rfynorKati*n^°UrH™yman J "<*1 regolar mating wiil be
Drug Store. 9-7tc with Mr*. Weaver H. Buker.
Miss Joan Wilson has bttn
spending a few days with bar
friend, Miss Calista Stapp. Miss
Stapp spent the week of the
barbecue hen*, and Miss Wilson
accompanied her home last.
I Thursday.
I OR BLUE Bl (,/
HCAD UCE. STICK-TIGHT FLEAS. CHINCHES
CWGGttS AND OTHER BLOODSUCKING INSECT!
«e YfAmMflivffiWflirtnr
VO MODS dNCKENI.nONEY BACK GUARANTEE BY
ll-6tc Hey man Drug Co.
iftmteiiN IBTluid
ALAMO
Live Dyers & Cleaners *
Burt Braley is now the regu-
lar driver for the Big Buick
transfer and making the trip
mails every other day, and some
times making an extra run be-
tween times.
L. L. Camp and wife were
here this week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Camp’s mother,
Mrs. W. H. Nethery; Mrs. Neth-
ery had recently returned from
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Camp.
Homer and Lawson Johnson
went over to Kerrville Thurs-
day morning where they will
meet their Aunt, Mrs. Arthur
Van Dresser of Pharr, Texas,!
who, with her three children ■
will spend the summer with hen
sister, Mrs. W. H. Johnson.
Misses Clara Fritz and Nat-
alie Sandherr returned Sunday
from Rock Springs where they
spent the week visiting Misses
Irma and Mary Phillips. They
came over with Walter Rags-
dale, who returned to Rock
Springs Monday morning.
N. (\ Patterson recently had
an iron awning placed over the
front of his business house just
south of the Junction State
Bank, which adds to the at-
tractiveness of his building as
well as serving to keep the
morning sun from shining thru
the big plate glass window.
Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Spiller had
u letter from State Comptroller
Lon A. Smith this week, re-
counting the enjoyable times he
had while passing thru this sec-
tion of country, and expressing
his thanks for the hospitality
shown him by the |*e«»plo whom
he hct while in Junction.
J. M Hogan and wife of
Houston, s|M»nt Tuesday night
in Junction on their way to Cal-
ifornia to spend a few weeks
vacation. Mr. Hogan is propri-
etor of the Hogan Printing Co.
of Houston, which is a commer-
cial job printing establish men*.
Wh’le here thev paid the Eagle
oIHre a very pleasant rail.
Mrs. Bin ford Wagner of t <»**■
i»ora>. >vas operated on last r n-
day at the Becker hotel, for a
serious abdom nal condition. She
a as moved to the home of her
mother. Mrs. Frank Smith, on
Tuesday, and is making a rapid
recovery. t)r. McMahan as-
sisted by Dr. Wright and a
nurse from San Antonio, did
the work.
of Rock Springs, are guests of
Mrs. Ed Fleming and children
this week.
Mrs. 0. L. Freeman and chil-
dren came home Tuesday, and
returned to Kerrville Thursday.
Jim Carpenter is in charge of
the Telegraph store now.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Emsley are
visiting in Junction this week.
Mr. W. M. McDonald and sons
Clarence and Luther, left Fri-
day for Harper to attend the
barbecue.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bruce of
Temple, Texas, are visiting at
the C. P. Bruce home this week.
Mr. R. E. McKay is moving |*
his household goods from the I*
Schreiner ranch on Big Paint to j *
the Schreiner ranch at the;
mout h of Big Paint, where his I
family will reside.
Mr. Dave Jackson and son, Junction,
Tom, left Thursday for the;*
Black ranch near Ft. McKavitt,; * * * *
to help with a bunch of cattle
that are being driven to Brady.
Mrs. Dave Jackson and fami-
ly visited at the .loe Carson
ranch last Sunday.
C. P. Bruce has recently had
carbide lights installed in his
home.
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San Antonio’s
LARGEST PLANT
Let us fix up and dye your
faded garments, such as coats,
dresses, blankets, rugs, cur-
tains and draperies can be
cleaned and refreshed to look
as new.
See our Agents
Junction Tailor Shop
For further particulars.
Alcohol-0 pbhoj»[;
Bears the
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
STEVENSON & KNETSCH •
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Lawyers. •
Texas. •
Thereby Promotf
OiccffalncssaadtestCofl^
neither Ootam.Morphln«> nor
>Uneral. NqtNABGQTIC,
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JbcAM-
i Smd
Lightning Screw Worm Kill-
er and Screw Fly Chaser at
Hey man Drug Company.
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WEAVER H. BAKER
County Judge Kimble
County.
LAWYER.
Junction, Texas
• BEN HEY
*_Real Estate and Live Stock _•
*
*
Notary Public.
Oil Leases and Royalties *
Abstracts of Title *
Write Deeds, Mortgages, •
Contracts, Bills of Sale and *
• other Instruments of writ- •
• mg. *
• Junction, - Texas. *
• •*••••••••
On last Lord’s Day, quite a
number of our brethren met
with the people of South Llano
at the 12-mile crossing, where
we had an all-day’s service un-
der the shade of pecan trees.
We certainly had an enjoya-
ble day. The writer delivered
two discourses and the people
gave an attentive hearing, and
we trust that all were benefitted
by the humble efforts.
At the noon hour we had an
old-fashioned spread of well
cooked delicacies, that would
tempt the appetite of a well
trained epicure. Friends had
caught a quantity of nice fish
and they were freshly cooked on
a camp tire which added greatly
to the variety of “eats” spread
before us. These people surely
know how to entertain their
friends.
A handsome little donation
was made to the speaker, with-
out any solicitation at all, which
will be remembered with grati-
tude.
On next Lord’s Day, the 23rd1 m
inst., is our regular preaching *
service at Junction, immediately *
after our Bible study for child-j#
ren and older ones.
Come and i>e with us.
John S. Durst.
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Uncle John Smith has been • »
seriously sick the |>ast week at v
his lu>me three miles up thej# a * * + * • •
South Llano. It is hoped his , HORACE B. WILSON
wonderful constitution H as- # Lawver
sist him through this crisis, as # prflctu,„ H]|
it always has before. One hun- . Court*
tired, three years i> ripe old age. .
but since one does hot die of old . Keaj am| Vendor •
age. but from disease or acci- • UJ|| Note„ jioUKht ancj „oltl •
dent only, we hope for hi* re- • office West Side Court •
eovery. • House Square •
WSOWANTO IT?.........
8,200 Acres •
All under wolf-proof fence, •
extra good ranch house, Imrn •
and |*ens. This is rolling hill #
country, no rough nor waste #
land on it. All good grass land,
covered with live oak brush, Iv*
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Exact Copy of Wrapper.
Signature
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In
Use
for Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
YMC CKMTAUN COMPANY, NEW YON* CITY.
N. C. PATTERSON
JEWELER.
1 door South State Bank.
Repairing a Specialty.
DUALITY AND SERVIUK AT
Ragland Bros.’ Market
S FORK, BEEF, VEAL ANI) MUTTON. HAM, BACON, $
- CHEESE, F1SII. OYSTERS AND VEGETABLES
® IN SEASON. 1
Fresh Bread Baked Daily.
| Free Delivery in City. Everything ( ash.
Market Open Until 9 a. m. Sundays.
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS—PHONE NO. 3.
J. L. RAGLAND, Mgr.
vixis (• &&§ • '•/•ksX!)®®®®®®!
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Heinz Fruit and Vegetables
OIOIO:
• •***•*••
M. E. BLACKBURN •
lawyer •
•
1 • Will Practice in all State •
| * and Federal Courts •
• Abstracts of Titles of Kim- •
• hie County •
State •
H
OVEN BAKED
BEANS
ARE GROWN IN THE GARDEN
SPOTS OF THE WORLD
XXX
Where th<‘ sun and soil combine to pro-
duce the best, choice fruits and vegeta-
bles are jjrown under Heinz care and
supervision for use in the Heinz spotless
kitchens. Heinz kitchens, too, are loca-
ted at many of these places, where puick
handling is combined with skillful prep-
aration to preserve the delicious fresh-
ness so readily detected in Heinz *r>7 \a-
rieties.
MARTIN DIES
\ttorn*> -at-l-aw
Kern ilk*. Texaiv
rot
draw
nk
ing on the h
South Llano
well*, cone re
S7.00 |M*r acre
rut'll, Imlancc 1
intercut, long
it*5 a dandy.
1‘J-Stc
When vour tmtterfoi get weak
>.«e II*. We can charge them or
make new botterie*. Satu*tac*
tory Sen ice. Schreiner-Hodge
Garage. XMc.
if the
11I by
Price.
11 good cash |*av-
3 anti 6 tier cent
me; I ake a look,
K, Holekamp,
Junction. Texa*.
• • • • • • • •
• FRANK I. WILSON
• Abstractor and Notary Pub- •
• lie
• Writes *
• Contract?.. Deed*. Mortga- •
• gta, Release*. Etc. *
• lauw and Fire Insurance *
• Office West Side Court •
• Houae Square. •
• Junction. Texas
But Heinz care and supervision beKin still further
hack than this. Even the se«*<is that grow many of
these products are raised on Heinz seed farms and
tender younjr plants an* krrown in Heinz own hot-
houses.
It is literally true that Heinz foods art
from soil to consumer’* fro mthe $
room table.
This is just another care actuated by
responsibility to serve you with only th
Alex J. Hamer Co.
The House <;f Finest Merchandise*.
Junction, Texas, on The “Old Spanish Trail” Highway
d to your
dintnK
>y our fee
hnjLT of
the best in
ftK>ds.
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Perry, H. Grady. The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, July 21, 1922, newspaper, July 21, 1922; Junction, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth890873/m1/5/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .