The Goldthwaite Eagle. (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 42, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 4, 1910 Page: 3 of 8
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Watch
Carelessne:
Nobody deliberately
watoh to fall—or iDteij
abuses it,
|?s bla
ialiy
But thousand^ allow ttleilwatches
to run, or TRY to run, I w.Bn they
ought to be laid up fori I’emrs.
What la the result?
Permanently injured wtktchia.
We maintain a perfeotlyleq^lpped
Repair Department. It
trick at all for us to banc
kinda of repair work pro*
We can start working for o|
almost any minute you aay.
TeBt our ability to render y|
good Bervice.
L. E. M1LIIR
Jeweler
The right price Is made on tt
twine by Henry Martin. !
We will take any thing in the\ m y
. of a good trade on a vehls|l3.
Oookrum, Rudd & Dalton.
The railroad company la havin
Btreet croaainga widened at either
of the depot.
Seed Peanuts and pop corn. S.f
lah and Jumbo peanuts at Palaoi of
P""
Seems as Uncle John has for-
gotten the Eagle since he re-
turned from Georgia, bo I will
represent Buffalo this week.
The reaper has about finished
its work with the fall grain, but
all the reaping is not passed.
The farmers have been very busy
since the rain.
A light shower would be much
appreciated at present.
Grandma Kelley was very sick
last Sunday.
Mr. John Griffin happened to
the painful accident of breaking
| his ankle last Saturday. He and
Rob Boyd of Cold Springs ran
together while playing ball in a
match game.
Quite a crowd of the Buffalo
people went to Regency last
Sunday to hear the Primative
Baptist: j f
Bob Bell and wife have« an-
other lady, boarder, which they
are very proud of.
Misses Lela and Bettie Philen
have returned home from Biylor
college at Belton.
Oscar 8croggin of Mercury
visited friends here Sunday. We
welcome him to come again.
Eugene Meet of Elkins came
down and practiced with our
sinking class Sunday.
Rev. J. H. Briley attended the
tne Baptist Fifth Sunday meet-
ing at North Bennet.
The singiDg convention meets
with the Buffalo class next Sat-
urday night and Sunday. The
Elkins, Locker and Indian Creek
classes will be present and they
wilful
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The Bank For YOU.
Great Benefits
Great Benefits may be yours through an
account with this Bank. You will find us active
and progressive, yet conservative when con-
servatism is the wiser course.
Safety
Sweets.
W. S. Miller of Big Valley Vas
eummoned to Bastrop Wednesday hr a U4,BBOO ---—
message announcing the illness of lis alway« make music worth hear-
“*“g.
The Sunday school is practic-
ing for the Children’s Day. which
will be the third Sunday in June.
H. G. Ratliff’s family are to
move back to their farm-from
^rownwood this week.
We welcome MisBes Clemmie
d Grace Wilmeth in our midst,
iis Clemmie £has bean teach-
ing at Bowser and Grape attend-
lag school there.
lMiss Willie Beavers ii viiiting
i wBrownwood.
'. F. Briley of Brownwood
ted his father last week,
he Literary was quite a sue*
at the Ebony school house
ay night.
?rhat has become of some^ of
old correspondent? for in*
Safety for our depositors’ money is our
first'consideration. Every dollar we invest or
put out is investee} where a return of this money
is secured—which insures Safety. '"V
Protection
another. ,
A special line of Two-ln-One bu
giea. See them.-Oookrum, Rudd
Dalton.
Mrs. Olson and children of Nora
have been here several days viBitin
ter brother, E. B. Anderson, and!
family.
' Try Merry Widow kieses the
sweetest ever—Palace of Sweets.
Miss Lois Allen went to Blanket the
Brst of the week to be present at the
marriage of her brother Ernest to
Miss Lillian Oobb Thursday morning.
Subscriptions taken for the Dallas
News, Houston Chronicle and Texas
Almanac at Palaoe of Sweets.
The Methodist ohurch building has
Been repainted and the new portion
papered, whioh adds greatly to its
Interior and exterior appearanoe.
Get your binder twine, from Henry
Martin.
R. L. Sellers and family were here
from Oklahoma several dayB visiting
his brother, A. L. Sellers, and family
in Big Valley. They left Thursday
lor their home.
It will pay you to borrow money
and pay cash for your groceries at
Keel Grocery Oo.
Subscribers who fail to receive
their papers regularly will confer a
favor upon us by notifying ua of that
fact. It is our desire to send the
paper regularly to every Bttbacriber.
We want a good milk cow in ex -
change for a buggy.—-Oockrumi Rudd
& Dalton.
Elder W. A. Shuli^wlll begin a
meeting In the Obriefcian church Sat-
urday before the third payday in this
month. He Is well kndwn in Gold-
thwaite, where he has preached often
and services held by him are always
well attended. J;f f \ r
If you wantf a buggy, surrey or
hack, see Oockrumy Rudd ,& Dalton
before you buy.
stance Mullin, South Bennett
ancBBig Valley.
Success tc the Eagle.
Maydell,
FOR SALE
No. 201.—10 acre tract one-half
mile from sohool house, a good dwell-
ing, barn, well and wind mill. Rich
soil, some fruit. Price $1000 on easy
terms.1) ,
Ko. jo2.—A nioe dwelling on Fisher
Bt., four rooms, good well. Price $600.
No. 203 —One of the best basinese
houses In Goldthwalte, well located,
good rental value. Price on applica-
ti0Nn0. 204.—Some good business prop-
erty In Goldthwalte will exchange for
farm property. ...
No. 205 —An excellent stock farm
near town, fair share now In
tlon, abundance of water, good build-
ings, timber, orohard, etc Price on
application. _ . „
No. 206.—210 acres, a fine farm 7
miles from town on rural route. More
than 100 acres of this Is In fine state of
cultivation. Improvements are good
Price and termtfon demand.
No. 207—1 haye a number of small
farms In east part of the county which
I offer at low prioe and on easy terms
Also some riyer farms at a bargain.
P. H.CLEMENTS
Land Agt. and Notary Public.
Over Olements drug store
In addition to this, all Non-Interest bearing
and Unsecured Deposits with this Bank are
protected by the Depositors’ Guarantee Fund
of the State of Texas.
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Trent State Bank
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B. Y. P. V.
Prygram for the Junior B. Y,
. U! June 5, 2:30 p. m.
Devotional meeting—The great-
est offthese is love.
Her'non Everitt leader.
Soni’, My Jesus I Love Thee.
Scrilture reading, On God’s
ove |>r men, John 12, 28*34,
Lizzie-Stephens.
LovC, faith and hope, Rom.
5,1-lij Freddie Martin.
Sonl
Prajpr by Bettie Lee Jackson.
Miniites, roll call, business.
Thirteenth chapter expounded
by superintendent.
Sermon reporter, Clyde Jen-
kins. ■ ■ tv ...... -
Bible charactor sketch.
Open Ulk on God’s love.
Love lever faileth. Love is
the bond of perfectness. Now
abideth laith, hope and love,
and tne gieatest of these is love.
Jennie Bebolt reporter.
Notice To Breeders
Of Mills and surro«tnding oountles.
We are locked 10 miles south of
Goldthwalte m what is known as the
Cordell Ranch. We have two of the
best stallions In the county, stock
Hambletonioi and Percheron. See
our Btock before you breed. We in-
sure for $10 00 I will be at our barn
all the time during the season.
Yours to plaase,
G. T. (Win & W. E. Hobbs.
Kept The King At Home.
“For the past year we have kept
the hilng of all laxatives—Dr. King’s
New Life Pills—in our home and they
heve proved a blessing to all onr
family,” writes Paul Mathtlka, of
Buffalo, N. Y. Easy, but sure remedy
for all stomach, liver and kidney
troubles. Only 2io at R, E Clements.
Entertained at Mullin.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hester
charmingly entertained a, number
of Mullin’s young people Satur-
day evening from 8:30 to 11:30,
complimentary to Mias Ella ^
White.
On arriving each guest was
conducted to the punch bowl,
presided over by the honoree of
the evening, gowned in a simple,
but lovely white embroidered
Persian robe. After partaking
of delicious punch each one
prese’ht was presented* 'with a
card for progressive dhhyersa-
tion. The subjects were pleas-
ing and amusing such as moon-
light, ppusio, love and flowers.
Then came the drawing contest,
Slips of paper with a number
were distributed and a prize of-
fered to the one who drew the
beat picture of their partner,
The numbers were matched and
Rector Ward won the victory
and received a lovely picture as
a reward of his talent. Miss
Marie Kirkpatrick was swarded
the booby prize, a comic post
card. This contest afforded
great amusement and was en
tered into with zest.
Refreshments were served _ in
the unique dining room, where
the table with its exquisite lunch
cloth of Mexican drawn work,
elegant cut glass bowls filled
with sweets and the delicious
cake with prune float; and whip
ped cream, "food fit for the
god’s” afforded a dainty feast to
those present. Miss Lora Hud-
son of Goldthwaite was among
the guests and her bright smiles
lent a charm to the occasion.
Time passed all too soon and it
was with reluctance that the
gueqts bade good night to the
host and hostess, who had won
for themselves an enviable repu-
tation for entertaining.
Miss Ella V White afco did
herself credit in dispensing joy
and gladness to the guests.
Reporter
- FISHER ST. BARBER SH
We are here to do business, with a
Nice, Clean Shop and Experienced
Workmen. We appreciate your
business and solicit the public pat-
ronage. Also represent one of
Best Laundries in Towp. Work Guaranteed.
JOE FEATHERSTON, Prop.
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gE®SERSEgga£gS®2S 3SESBS
•II- W. U. G/lRIib(ZK -II* i
DEALER IN
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE
SOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE \
A Fresh Stock of Everything Good to Eat. Country Produce Bought
WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS,
^ S. M. BLEFKER.
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8. O. KOEN
SB
BLEEKER ®. KOEN
Solicit your Patronage in
Blacksmith And Wood Work.
A SPECIALITY OF HORSESHOEING.
Corn Mill in Connection. ::: Grinding Every Day.
PHIL H. CLEMENTS
Notary Public
Land and Insurance Ajjent
Prepares Deeds and Mortgages
Office—Over Clements’ DrW^Store.
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Thompson, R. M. The Goldthwaite Eagle. (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 42, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 4, 1910, newspaper, June 4, 1910; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1098817/m1/3/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Jennie Trent Dew Library.