Gainesville Weekly Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 30, 1923 Page: 5 of 8
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GAINESVILLE WEEKLY REGISTER THCRSDAY. AVGVST M, ItM
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Boost! Don't Knock, Co-operation Is the Big Thing
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A GOOD BANK TO BE WITH.
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SERVICE AND QUALITY
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Snappy Clothes for Men, Boys
Vulcanizing and Batteries
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PHONES 214 and <5
FUTURE
SNOW LAUNDRY
Banquet Cream Bread
Giltner & McDaniel
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Exide Batteries
Buckskin Pants
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HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE
WE APPRECIATE HOME PATRONAGE
DAY PHONE 410
Established 1881
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Purcell-King Motor Co.
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Distributors of the famous
Phone* 192 and 415
All kinds of Mill Work for Builders.
Will Davis
Bert Davis
Glen Davis
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DR. A. L. BRYAN
CO TO
ST. LOUIS STORE
OSTEOPATH
CONSULTATION FREE.
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See Us First
BEST OF FRESH MEATS
209 E. California.
Phones 164 and 103
115 East Pecan St.
GAINESVILLE’S POPULAR PRICE STORE
Northwest Corner Square
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Gainesville Baking
Company
“WE TREAT YOU RIGHT"
Telephone/486
CABS, TRUCK BODIES, WIND SHIELDS.
GENERAL CONTRACTING.
EIGHT-HOUR SERVICE.
NIGHT PHONE 611
Maxwell House Coffee
“GOOD TO THE LAST DROP"
Kennerly Hardware Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Capital -
Surplus
Total Resources
Durant and Star Cars
WILLARD STORAGE BATTERIES.
Corner Rusk and Elm
The Cheapest Laundry in the State and
One of the Best.
ALL KINDS LAUNDRY WORK DONE
Rough Dry and Flat Work 6c per pound.
Phone 125
Stephenson Mfg. Co.
AJAX AND REPUBLIC TIRES AND TUBES
Johnson & Little
Market
IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST
PHONE 431
WE RECOGNIZE THAT IN ORDER TO SUC-
CEED WE MUST HELP YOU TO DO SO.
(Soon to be in n’ew location, corner California
and Denton streets).
Capital, Surplus and
Undivided Profits
A LIBERAL BUT CONSERVATIVE BANK.
YOUR MONEY’S WORTH OR YOU*
MONEY BACK.
DAN SIDDALL
QUALITY DRUGS
are
Mrs
WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS
Phone 76 Cor. Dixon and Broadway
For Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
STEAM FITTING AND SEWERAGE.
All work done by first cias8 mechanics.
Res. Phone 899 Office Phone 372
Service Garment Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
J. C. Wooldridge
LUMBER CO.
Lindsay National Bank
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS
The Chicago Store
"WE SELL FOR LESS”
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Goodner Wholesale
Grocer Co.
“THE HOUSE OF SERVICE’
First National Bank
GAINESVILLE, TEX. •
$400,000
Gainesville Planing Mill
Gus Mask, Prop.
CALL
W. H. RILEY
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- 200,000.00
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popular and their re
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many friends.
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Miss Evelyn Glazier has
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Gainesville public schools next fall
are said to be seeking rent houses in
the city. If you have anything to
rent, put a classified ad in The Reg-
ister and your message will go to the
man looking for a home.
J.. Mitchell and wjfe and J. B
Mitchell of Dallas were in Gaineavilje
today.
Roy Gaston of Amarillo is a busi
ness visitor in Gainesville.
M. L. Rudasill of Houston, spent
today in this city.
Misses Gertie and Kittie Stapleton
and Samuel Whaley motored to Ard-
more and Sulphur, Oklahoma today
for a short visit.
Miss Mattie Tritkey of Sanger is
the guest of Miss Grace Hickson over
the week end.
Mrs. F. L. Loy of Era was in the
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wife, has l>een visiting
j.p. xzr. ana JU'. 1L l>. nn
He F^ndson, William Harrell
good
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Mr. and M
have re-I returned from
of Fori,
Worth is visiting relatives and friends
J. 0. PATTERSON
STANDARD LINES OF
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FURNISH-
INGS and READY-TO-WEAR.
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Pure drug perfection is one great aim of our
business. Every article we sell is weighed
on the scales of justice.. Filling prescription^-,
is a very important part of our business. •
COME TO SEE US.
PRACTICED is but another way of proving to
your friends what sort of a citizen you really are.
NOW LET’S PUT THIS INTO PRACTICE.
The next time you need merchandise or service,
BUY IT IN GAINESVILLE.
This is a simple procedure, easily followed,
but the result is wonderful. It keeps your money
in circulation in your home town, banks it here
and thus helps to build up and constantly add to
the financial resources of the community.
On the other hand, sending or spending your
money away from here is a distinct loss to
Gainesville and its people. You have side-
tracked a substantial portion of the communi-
ty’s assets and transferred them to some other
community. You have really done your home
town an injury and yourself no special good.
MERCHANDISE AND SERVICE IS HERE
IN ABUNDANCE. There isn’t a merchant in
Gainesville today but who is ready to serve you
to your satisfaction both as to quality, quantity
and price. We want you to look over the names
of those who are responsible for this page and
you will realize that this is true. And these are
but a part of the number ready to serve you and
treat you right.
THINK THIS OVER AND IN
LET’S TRADE AT HOME!
have gone to
veston to visit relatives.
Miss Leatrice Killgore
Own Your Own Home
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BELMONT ADDITION
TEN DOLLARS CASH PAYMENT, TEN DOL-
LARS PER MONTH.
NG INTEREST NO TAXES
See LEWIS LINDSAY.
returned to
a short visit
n a
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New Boston !
of Miss Jewell I
[O’Neal on North Grand avenue.
Mrs. .1.
Mi-s
and little daughterli-
in the cit v yester- j
1 while here made a pleasant j
moment, things we would not do if we paused
long enough to give the matter a little sober
thought. For instance, we pick up a paper from
the big city nearby and see an announcement of
a •'WONDERFUL BARGAIN SALE.” With-
out stopping to think, we send an order away
thinking to save some money, when in all prob-
ability we could have bought the same goods
right here in Gainesville at just as reasonable
a price.
It has been said, that keeping our money cir-
culating at home—PATRONIZING HOME
TRADE, is the first step, and the main essen-
tial, in the building of a real city. This is in-
deed true. HOME LOYALTY MEANS CO-OP-
ERATION and in CO-OPERATION WE HAVE
POWER BEYOND COMPARE.
Someone has said that "Every Knock Is a
Boost.” DON’T YOU BELIEVE IT. A ‘KNOCK’
is made up of some brand of poison and even our
friend, the optimist who carved that saying
would side-step poison. DON’T KNOCK.
BOOST IS THE STUFF, and remember the
pathway is open to you if you desire to extend
the co-operation you justly owe to this wonder-
ful community. Jyst as surely as you realize
the beauty of the sentiment found in the Golden
Rule and endeavor to live up to it, just that
surely must you realize that HOME LOYALTY
Mr. and Mrs.
children of ( hi Id re
the city.
Mrs. N. I.. Teague refiiFried
' from a pleasant visit in KentuA^.
Mrs. Graham and daughter. ’Mi-s
Hazel, have returned from a visit
j with relatives in Childrens. Th»*
were accompanied home by Mr. atal
Mrs. Cecil Graham and children, iiio
i will spend a shoit while here.’ , <
i Mrs. W. D. Garnett and ehifrlrt’n
t have returned from a visit with Rel-
atives in New York City.
Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Griffin nir»l
i family an1! Mrs. T. M. Powell have
1 returned from a brief visit >n Dal-
las. ■_________________
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It has been well said that "THE FINANCIAL
RESOURCES OF A COMMUNITY ARE THE
BAROMETER OF ITS PROSPERITY” and
’ that when you add to these resources you aid
k its progress but when you, in any way, are in-
strumental in subtracting or detract!^ from
these resources, you obstruct progress.
And so it is that whenever you patronize some
other community instead of your own, you do so
to the benefit of that other community and to
the detriment of your own. If you will stop and
think about it, you will admit that there is indeed
a pleasing mutuality of interests brought about
by the act of trading at home among friends.
The contrast between this method and the
one which involves an expenditure away from
home and with strangers, is very great. THE
> HOME MERCHANT APPRECIATES YOUR
PATRONAGE AS MUCH FOR THIS EVI-
DENCE OF YOUR FRIENDSHIP AS HE
DOES FOR THE PROFITS ACCRUING FROM
YOUR PURCHASE. On the other hand, you
very well know that the only interest the
stranger you deal with has in you is brought
about by the dollar you have to spend. That is
the exact difference between a friendly trade
and a cold-blooded business transaction.
There is no contradicting the fact, friends,
that we often do things on the impulse o’ the
residing on
4t the s*n-
for the re-
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“We Sell for Less”
ing the week end in Whitesboro.
Alex Jlou-t n of Malley View was
if the city yesterday
Isjd-ide of
spurbxk,
hiime on
A cai
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who. n 1
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Winy You Should Trade in Gainesville
” Home Loyalty Editorial No. 1
been purchasing fall
Teague Company.
Mrs. Will Welborn and daughter
So sser ville and Gal-
ferred by his company.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Midkiff and
two sons, vho have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. H. E Bertram and
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Midkiff for the
past few weeks, returned to theii
home in Gonzales today.
Mr. nad Mrs. Brien Bonner and
M. Bonner and
D. T. Lacy, President
J. M. Potter, Vice Pres. J W. Gladney, Cashier
From Tuesday's Daily:
M. G. Zimmerman of this city left
today for San Antonio wher? he will
probably locate permanently as he
i is afflicted with asthma and hopes
| to get relieved of his malady thru
j From Monday's Daily: ,
Richard E. Wooldridge, who be-
came ill very suddenly Sunday, was
I rushed to the local sanitarium for an
operation for appendicitis this morn-
. i ig. His condition is reported to be
•J. M. Lemons of Silverton, Texas is as well as could be expected.
Miss Mary Francis Allen, daughter
■ oi .,ir. anti .urs. ru iv. Alien, under-
' went an operation for the removal of
* san-
he had expected.
John Simpson arrived home this |
afternoon from Ardmore for a short I
visit.
John Biffle of Myra was a Gaines-
ville visitor today.
Miss Lucile Ainsworth has returned |
from Canyon, where she has been at-
tending summer school for past few I
summer, has returned home.
A Ford touring car, belonging t<»
Walter Morrow of Dester, was stolen j
from the Old Setters park at Sher-'
man Thursday night.
A number of Gainesville men and
women went to Sherman. Thursday
evening to attend the reunion in
| progress there and to witness the
Tom Judy, who has been working parade of the Ku Klux Klan, which
™ , ’’ J to- j event they pronounce one of the
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. most attractive ever witnessed.
A. Judy. He is enroute to El Dorado,I The J. George Leos 25-car carnival
Arkansas, where he has been tran-- j company will be in Gainesville for
I one week, commencing Labor day,
Sept. 3rd. This is one of the best
carnival companies on the road and
everything this season is up to the
usual standard with several new at-
tract ion<.
yesterday attending the
lus si-ter. Mrs. Mary
who is quite ill at her
Wc«t ( alifornia street,
uated at McAlester, Okla,
v. from Dr. A. L. F
ii hi
in
1 by 1
t hut
e night
wife would
the powers of the *boJb»s<#pw at-
mosphere of the Alamo City. m
Mrs. Belle Rogers te home ly
a six weeks visit to he/ .Wtphajr,
Fred Stevens, and famiiyin Los A-
gles, California. Mrs. -Rogesa^ £>•
turns home in good heatlh aM'nik*
spirits, having enjoyed her vidV^nd
'ong trip delightfully. _ . „
Robert E, Cofer of A^tsin
iting relatives and friends
city. , . r
Miss Ruby l>ee Huston retqtflfd
to Dallas Sunday after a'brief _vf*‘t
with her aunt. .Mrs. Maty
Mrs. J. I’. Wear and daugnter,
Miss Margaret, have relurruil
Nocona, where «hey spent a few
days with relatives. .
Sirs. Annie Scott received a mes-
sage this morning announcing the
birth of a baby boy at the home 4>f
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Robinson In
Kansas City. Mrs. Robinson was
formerly 5iiss Orlean Scott. ‘They
have christened the child R. Morns
Robinson, Jr. , ..
Miss Kittie (arthen has returned
from a visit in Sherman. She' wis
accompanied home by Miss Catherine
Province.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Leverett have
returned from Ennis where they at-
tended the death and burial of W.'R.
Kirkpatrick, the latter’s uncle. ' My
Kirkpatrick will be remembered by h
host qf Gainesville people, Laying
made extended visits here on h.o'llAi-
ber of occasions, the lastjone being
in the spring when he stayed several
weeks. His many friends will regTCt
to learn of his death. _ ’ ?
Mrs C. H. Leonard left yeMer^hy
for Oklahoma City to visit her sui-
ter, Mrs. W. A. Easley and famij*.
R. J. Clements and daugliters.
. Misses Maf* and Bess, hal'e gviU^Yo
sj. Haft 1
! *a 'I v$t
improved.
Mrs. W. L. Ratcliff,
South Grand avenue, was
itarium this morning
moval of her tonsils.
Mrs. J. C. Langford was able to be
be removed to her home in Bonita
following an operation at the local
sanitarium recently.
Alvis Hobbs, son of L. R. Hobbs
had his tonsils removed at the san-
itarium this morning.
Mrs. R. S. Bensch of Muenster, who
has been at the local sanitarium foi
the past few days for medical treat
ment, underwent a surgical operation
this afternoon.
Dan Wagoner, who has been con
/ined to his home on North Taylor
street for several weeks following an
operation, is able to sit up a few
minutes every day now.
Miss Velma Lee Armstrong has re-
turned from a three week’s visit in
Dallas and Denton.
Charles Flesher returned to Sher-
man this morning after a visit wish
his family.
®Willis Wright returned to his home
in Whitesboro this morning after
transacting business here.
James Lilly returned home this
morning from a visit with relatives
in St. Jo.
Joe Turner and Paul Jones re-
turned Sunday from a visit in Den
ison.
H. V. Cheever, manager of the Wm.
Killgore company, has returned from
a trip to Kansas City, Chicago and
St. Louis where he bought a big
stock of goods for the big depart-
ipent store.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cunningham
and family have returned from an
automobile trip to Colorado.
.1. M. Floyd will leave tonight foi
Corraton, Tenn., to visit relatives
for a month.
D. H. Reeves returned last night
from Kaufman where ho spent the
week-end with relatives. He was ac-
* companied home by his wife who has
been visiting in that city for the
past week.
1 Mrs. O. B. Siegmund returned Sat-
urday from a week’s visit with rela—
' tives in Sagerton. Texas.
Misses Ruth and Joy Maxey of
Oceanside, Calif., who have been the
guests of their aunt, Mrs A. M.
Green, left today for Wichita Falls
to visit other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Bertram spent
1 Sunday in Sherman.
James Goben visited relatives in! is
Sherman Sunday.
George W. Dayton
Avenue.
( harles Brewer went to McKinney
this morning on a business trip.
Leo Oh?-rstein of Allentown, Pa., is]
spending A few days in the city visit-
ing relatives and friends.
1 Mrs. A. Y. Puckett has returned
from New York City where she has
been purchasing fall millinery foi
J. R. M. Patterson’s-big store.
Conductor Will McCarty has re-
turned to Silsbee, Texas to resume
his regular run on Santa Fe, aftei
spending several months in Gaines-
ville.
Bert E. Hammond, Santa Ft
brakeman, who was injured x.... .
struck in the head by a lever on a
ballast car near Marietta, Okla., a
week ago, and who was taken to a
i hospital at Ardmore, is still live but
' in a critical condition.
E. R. Bruer and wify are registered |
Don Cochran of Ardmore is in the
I city on business today.
J. R Clack has returned from a
I trip to Belton.
Elliott an<l J. C. Cox ________, _____
business trip at*Cleveland’, Okla., is spending
a rd Bailey anrt children
lite-boro this mornini
• | -I. E. Doie of Marietta, Okla., was
Mi-s Lucile Ainsworth, who haf. 1 in town today.
jbeen attending the ,State Teachers'
returned j (allege at ( anyon. Texas, will return’
W. E. Milne have'
a \i-it in Hornell, N.
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Arthur ]'■ f;uo and Patil Clay-
nil rein; in i home Friday night from
Y<.rk < itv where they have ■ expect t<> send their children to tho • ifernia for the past week, is reported
LUBRICATING OILS, PEP-POWER GAS,
DOCTOR PURE KEROSENE.
Miss Deli* Bishop, Messrs. Clarence
Wristen and Bedford Smoot of Min-
er*! Wells *re vfsiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Siddall, the
guests of Miss Alex Siddall.
Louis Morris of Dallas is in the
city on business today.
Among those registered at the Al-
ta Viat* Hotel in Colorado Springs,
Colo., are Mrs. J. W. Ross ana fam-
ily of Gainesville.
*A. A. Boggess has
Duncan, Okla., jfter
here with friends.
Carlton Beattie has returned from
visit with friends in Fort Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cheaney spent
Sunday in Tioga with friends.
Miss Katherine Snider, who has
been visiting her father, N. C. Snider
for the past wo weeks, after attend-
ing the Summer School at the Uni-
versity of Denver, returns to El Pasc
Texas tomorrow morning to resume
her position as a teacher in the El
• Paao Public Schools.
Mrs. Z. T. Maxwell and children
returned to their home in Dallas yes-
terday after a pleasant visit with
her mother, Mrs. J. V. Edwards on
North Taylor street.
W. L. Morris and family of Dallas
are visiting relaives and friends here
Mrs. Wm. Buerger returned this
afternoon from Raleigh, N. C., where
she has been visiting with relatives
for several weeks.
Clifford Johnson of Dallas is in the
city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ackley have re
turned from Dallas where they spent
the week end.
Junior Kuehn returned this after
noon from Denver, Colo., where he
has been spending several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Turner and son |
David. # ! Misses Ma<* and Be«s, haVe
John Scofield was here today from Hedley, Texas, to vi-it relati
Thackerville, Okla., looking for cot- Mrs. II. L. Graham and Mi
ton pickers and reports that his cot-1 Graham have returned from
tt>n will turn out much better than! in Children-.
Cecil GVnhain^ml
are A'isiting' ^ji
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North Moran street.
Miss Lucile Wear returned home
yesterday from Denton where she at-
tended Teachers’ College.
Mrs. J. L. Dawson and sister, Miss
Ruby Lee Houston, of Dallas
. .. . ..i.....1 with
guest Mary Spurlock.
REPUBLIC OIL CO.
NORTH OF SANTA FE FREIGHT DEPOT.
INDEPENDENT. COOKE COUNTY OWNED.
From Friday’s Daily:
Mrs. T A. Dykes of San Angelo
and Mrs. Olivia Mavs of Haskell
are the guests of Mrs. Charles Sims. | spending the week end
Claude Brady of El Paso is a guest; Mary Spurlock.
of relatives here. Miss Maliel Davis, who has been
Dr. and Me. IL B. Harrell and i attending school at Denton during the
I Davis,
will leave Saturday to visit Dr. Har-
rell's brother. E. D. Harrell, on a
ranch near .Amarillo. They expect
I to return after about ten days.
Lin-on and baby left 1
f«ir St. Louis to spend I
-fated
i an t
Jti>l a
lliur-d.iy ei.
\lr< Given
th.- morning
-fieral iv<-
■'Sherift 1
11*1 e r-tur
tb Ronhriltl
pH. 11.
to White-boro this morninif to
-i.- d day-. F
E-t.teacher in the local
■' ii<1. H turned to his home in
this morning after
i- ti<in the city.
friend- of Mrs. Lee
h.i- been quite ill for
we. k-, will be pleased I
G r condition is slightly daughter, Mrs. G.
y. J son, William, will leave in the morn
We-t and Mrs. Luther j ing for Amarillo, Hereford and other
eton have returned to I points in West Texas to visit rela-
after a pleasant vi«itltives. The trip will be made over-
'. I Mr-, i . E. Wilcoxsin | land and will consume about ten
Harter of Sanger, arrived-, days.
.. in the gm-t of her sis-j Miss Mary Old of
e Moody, tor -eieral days Texas, is the guest
-'on ..I J oit Worth is at - iO i on <*». ...... — - -- , — -----.. . . . .
h-d-Me of hi- -i-t. r, Mrs | Mr ;. J. P. Wear and daughter , i i-it at The liegi-ter office, subscrib | bu]ln^,'sI
Maggie, left last night for No-I ing for the Daily paper.
nkin- and J. T. Wood, lo 'cor.aWo visit relatives and attend thc| 1
•uier-, have returned from I picnic.
iaat.cn -pent at their! 1“
1.1.gland. The-c gentle- (from Teacher's College at Denton ihome tomorrow.
juhre she completed a summer eour-e j
! O. T. ( arr and family
'turned from a very pleasant trip of
i. l Mary Frances Midkiff I several weeks in Canada.
.ed from a vi-it in Myra. ! Robert Allen, who has been vi.-it
W. 1'. Rag-dale and jing relatives and friends here, wih! New
and dauglifers.
s, haVe ■
ti ves.^ ‘__
camping 1 fPW javs with friends.
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j his home in Dallas, having been called
ness qf his aunt, Mrs. Mary Spurlock
Miss Vera Pitman of Denton is ex-
From Thursday’s Daily:
Mi-s Carolyn Williams has return-
ed home from a two months visit
iihh her aunt, Mrs. Tom Halsell, in
1*Uroe’ll. Okla.
John Tippit returned to Fort Worth
this morning after a short visit
m"Te nith hi- iuie. ............ .....
Mi-s Ila Belle Sparkman is spend-> Vo' Glady", returned from Fort J gueVf of” Miss "FAely
_ _.. . * I v\ nrf h f h la mnrr inn rx-(Law La < a t a. . -
been visiting relatives.
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a visitor in the city. [
Art G. Dean, superintendent of the j of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Allen, under-
Empire tank farm hero and at i
| Healdton, Okla., has returned to thijlier tonsils this morning at the
; latter place after a business trip tc I itarium.
'(Jainesiille. i Mrs. Mary Spurlock, who has been
Resident-of rural eommunit ies who | quite ill in her home on West Cal-
child, Miss Pearl Usery and Geo
Cook returned to their home in Mc-
Allen yesterday ajter visiting rela
tives and friends here.
Miss Pauline Ainsworth left this
morning for Decatur where she will
join a party of friends on a <
trip to Galveston and other southern j ____ _
j his home in Dallas, having been called
C. H. Blanton expects to leave for 1 to Gainesville on account of the ill-
Sherman tonight to attend the Old '* 'r "-----
Settlers’ picnic. ......
Mrs. Buren Howland and daugh- pceted tomorrow afternoon to be the
r>i«j a j r t- a . ... .. . Glazier on
] Worth this morning where they have
return to Dallas tomorrow.
Miss Jewell O'Neal returned home
after finishing a summer course at
Denton Teachers' College.
Miss Belle Jackson arrived from
Dallas yesterday and will spend a
Dr. J*. L. Dawson has returned to j in the city.
Miss Adeline Weis and Miss Mai
tercheid of Muenster were Gaines-
ville visitors yesterday.
Miss Clara Roberts returned to her
home in Shawnee this morning after
I a visit with Friends.
Mrs. James Cannon returned to her
home in Dallas this morning after a
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Killgore.
Roscoe Killgore and family will ar
rive Sunday from Fort Worth to visit
his brother, Walter Killgore and fam | .
j]v ‘city today and was a caller at the
Miss Lavinia Briscoe of San An-1 Register office. . (
tonio is the guest of Judge and Mrs. L- Uebb went to Tioga this aft-
on South Grand emoon to spend the week-end with
} relatives.
Mrs. JV. E. Little was removed to
| her home yesterday, following an op-
eration at the sanitarium.
Miss Lorella Loerwald, daughter
of Wm. J. Loerwald of Lindsay, has
gone home after an operation for
tonsilitis at the local sanitarium.
Mrs. J. C. I^angford of Bonita is
resting well at the sanitarium here
following an operation.
Louesia Lcterwald, daughter of
Robert Loerwald, has returned home
after an operation at the sanitarium.
Mrs T. C. Sallee of Mariietta, Ok.
is at the Gainesville sanitarium for
wher i niP<iical treatment.
Mrs. Andrew Zimmerer of Lindsay
was here yestenlay for an X-ray ex-
amination, which revealed a broken
From ^ttiirdav's Daily I hospital at Ardmore, is still live but I "'r,'st ^°ne her left arm, the re-
Hom >.tturuat s rzaiix . i ’ suit ot falling from the porch at
Mr-. W. I). Garnett and clnldren ! a critical <ond tion her home Friday morning.
Iwill return tonight from a vi-it ir ER. Bruer and ii ify are j egistered | Bensch of Muenster is
i York- i at the Lindsav hotel. Mr. Bruer is,. . .. , . a a au
.xtu ioik. • here for medical treatment at the
Harry Lee Gibson has gone to Dal I advance man for the J. (,eorge Loos I
las to -pend the week end with his' farniial company that will show
l-ister, Mr-. J. A. Dennis and family j b,'re during the week beginning Sept j
Joe Biruaner .
1 Muen-ter were
I day an
A. A. Boggess of Duncan, Okla. |
former citizen of Gaine-i ille, i- a
Bryan .
Moberly, Mo., was
lie Register today.
McAlester had a
before and that he
return hom< '
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Leonard, J. T. & Leonard, Joe M. Gainesville Weekly Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 30, 1923, newspaper, August 30, 1923; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1326907/m1/5/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.