The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, January 26, 1917 Page: 3 of 4
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"Big" Travis was her® from
Ralls Wednesday on business.
Uncle Dave Benton was in
town Tuesday greeting his old
friends.
We are selling House Lining,
standard C grade at 5 l-2c by the
bolt. Crosby ton Mercantile C.
See us for shelled corn in an.v
quantities;' also cake and other
feed stuff, 'Crjjrs & Burke.
Harvey Thompson was down
from Cone Wednesday paying
: taxes, . ..
Mrs. W. "0. Laekwodd was
here Tuesday from Ralls to pay
taxes on h£r property.
Clabe and Foster Pearson were
here from, Lorenzo on business
this week.
gX". T. Zinn was here from the
ranch in the....southeast, part of
the countf^Ms'week.
Dr. Lon Smith", aleading.pbys-
ician of Floydada, was a.business
visitor to our city Saturday.
1' FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red
chickens and a new hundred egg
Old Trusty incubator.' Mrs. C. E.
Roy, Crosby ton, Texas.
J. M. Kirksey and James Witt,
prominent 1 farmers from near
Lorenzo, were noted on oar
streets this week. ,
Mrs. M. E. Toiliaferro returned
to. her home in New Mexico first
of the week after a month's.vis-
it to her daughter Mrs. E Phil-
lips.
, Si W. Lindsey, a prominent
farmer of the Ralls country, was
here yesterday to pay taxes and
too look after other ^business
matters.
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Dr. Weaver reports the arrival
of a fine little son to Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Martin Tuesday night
at their eountry home..
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In the next two or three days
we will receive a car each choice
alfalfa- and prairie hay, See us
at Cherbonnifer'p old stasd.
Phone 27x ". Crews & Burke
County Ta£ Assessor - W. F.
iSlontgomery moved do#n with
his family from Cone Wednesday
.•s^nd they are domiciled in the
west paT-t of town.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B, Rogers are
the happy parents of a fine little
daughter who arrived yesterday
FOR SALE--500 bales of good
wheat-straw. B. F. Plummer
LAND LOANS—We are pre-
pared to make farm, stock farm
and ranch loans any where in
West Texsis. No loan too large
for us to handle. We offer imme-
diate inspection,^prompt closing
with liberal terms and rstes^or
the convenience of the plains
country we have opened an of-
fice at Lubbock, Texas, Let us
know your wants and we will
call on you. Address Claude B.
Hurlburt, Lubbock, Texas.
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§10; $10 Li f 7.50. Men's
Mackinaw# $7.50 values for $S.
Duck coats, fleece lined ?4 grade
Corduroy coat*andvests
t $3.50 to $6.50. r
R. W. Bunch and W/C. Rob-
inson, prominent Hi]| county
citizens, who own considerable
property in this county, were
here this week locking after
their holdings and both were
surprised and pleased at the
great progress of Crosby county
since their former trip here.
W. J. Collier returned Wed-
nesday from €anyln where he
carried his daughter Miss Ruby
,toj enter the State "Normal Col-
lege. Dee Collier also went to
•enter the same college but found
his grade over-crowded and came
)jack with his father. Mr. Collier
says he left snow on the ground
at'Canyon.
f A hunting party composed of
Judge Parriah, Edgar Allen, Dr.
Gould, R. Russell J. I. Hardin
and Fred Wallace tried their luck
in the brakes in the southeast
part of the county one day this
week. A nice lot of quails were
bagged and a big Bob cat was
killed by Dr. Gould. The cat was
such a fine specimen of its kind
that Judge Parrish sent it to a
taxidermist to he mounted.
Men's Shirts.
, Received this week direct from
the factory in Troy, N. Y., a
large shipment of- men's dress
and neglegee shirts. Prices from
$1.25 to $3.50. Let us show you.
Crosbyton Mercantile Co.
Worth market Tuesday.
H. L. Smith writes from Altus,
Okla., to send the Review to him
at that plaee, he having moved
there. I
We will buy your maize; wheat
and cane seed; pay all the mar-
ket warrants. See us at pher-
bonnier's old stand. Phone 27.
Crews & Burke
Men's underwear, all wool gar-
ments, $1.50 grade for $i. Men's
union suits $1.25 grade for $1.
Shirts and drawers, 65c grades
for. 50c per garment.. Women's
union suits $1.25 grade for $1.
Boys union suits 60c grade. for
45c. Crosbyton Mercantile (Co.
RemnantsLRepinants!!
We are offering special bar-
gains in silk remnants, woolen
dress goods remaants, ginghams
remnants, etc. Also special prices
on eddlots of merchandise.
Crosbyton Mercantile Co.
Well Drilling:
-1 Mwte^re $1 psr foot
t furnish ike easing. The second
party hauls water used in raak-
tor and. heavy and will do quiek
work. My work U aruarantMd. I
My Garage started tor ran for
cash on Jan/1917.- Please call at
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Conlon left
Wednesday for their home at
RedOaks, Iowa, after spending
a littl© o?er a week in Crosbyton
looking af ter business connected
with the estate of the late Tom
McDonald, who was a brother of
Mrs. Conlon. . -
B. W. McDonald of New York
fcity and J., J. McDonald of Sil-
ver Cijty. N. M.. are here look-
ing after the estate of their lat©
brothe^r-'Tom Di|cDpnald. The
latter , geatleman is'thinking of
moving- here to reside.
Juliaa M. Sassett, Prssideut
B.51. BasSett, VSce-Pr«lSi«at
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also one hack in gc
Apply to Wm. Cote
west of town.
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The length ci time your slices
v/tax determines their true worth.
']BIack Diamoivdc!' aro popular-priced "Diamond
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Morning to cheer their home in
the south part of town, >. ,
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New Mexico where, they went to
sit"" I
fped the Bassett cattle. They re-
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shoo to prove conclusively the
syoasl&s ^iaiit^es cf .all VBlack.
California IrFraits
The FoSlowiog dry flints are of
'theCaliforniaLyariety.
Dry Prunes per pound 12 i~2c
Pears, dryed, per podied • . 15c
Peacfiers, dryed,. per pound ... 12 l=2c
"Apples, dryed, per pouod"" i; 12 1-2C
Apricots, clr^edj per pound, ™ 17 l-2c
Resins dryed, per pound.., 12 l=2c
• Seed raisins and Currents, in tile
package.
C. L. Patterso
have moved-tb Lubbopk.* ;
FOR SALF—Three Jersey milk
cows at,$75 each! iSee : Pi
Smith at Bassett Dairy.
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FOR SALE—2 stacks matured
kaffir corn. Call at Review office.
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Dr. Carter went to Lubbock
Monday morning-, returning In
the afternoon.
C. P. Smith moved to a fas
near Idalou last week where !
expects to make a crop this year,
Hon. R. A. Wallace, our pop-
ular county attorney, ir
professional trip to Tahoka Tues-
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Joseph Rerica and Leo Janes-
ovsky of the Big Four neighbor-
hood, were in the city Tuesday ♦
mo tins pfaoo; DeJbre you buy and
it ia greatly to your advantage to
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SWElBT, SOUR AND DILL PICKLES,
COFFEE.
WHITE SWAN, LIMITED AND ROYAL ,
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WHITE SWAN, VELVA, KING KQMUS
AND PURE RIBON CANE, MADE-ON ■
THE FARM,
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FOR SALE—Three j
Old Trusty, Iron Clad and Saf
Hatch, all in good condition.
Mrs. John W. Smith
FOR SALE—Splendid 4-room
residence within two blocks of
public school at a bargain.. Set
Review-Realty Co.
• T. H. Alexander moved to
new residence on the i
mile west of town last week. He
has one of the best country
homes around here.
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Wm. Coleman, is wes
J of his hands in a sling?!
suit of it getting caught i
wind mill. He was in luck, not
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hand was pretty badly br
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C. L. Hefley, our popular shoe
man, has commenced the er"-
north w est part of, to1
finished he will hav<
fortable and attractive home
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Buck, James T. The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, January 26, 1917, newspaper, January 26, 1917; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth242374/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Crosby County Public Library.