The Hereford Brand, Vol. 10, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, April 29, 1910 Page: 3 of 12
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The Hertford Brand* Friday, April 29, 1910
neighborhood news
Lmttmrs Wrlttmn Ay Staff CmrroMpondmnt*
mf THE BRAND
have one of the grandest fanning
countries in the world.
All are invited to attend the farm*
ere association the laet Ssturday in
each month. Amgik.
Echoes Prom Parrott
Last week, through Jack's inabil-
ity to write, or the carolessnsss of
the proof reader, the names of the
parties concerned in the wedding
were wrong. They should have been
Mitt «.«,( « ud Mr. George ,errbu|y plu>tin|
• ! these days, while good wives are
B. F. Neely, Ned and Charlton, making and raising chickens,
tbok Sunday dinner with R. S. i Nltufe „ ,hj| ^ h|| 0#
Neely, . -h.ch «..on., lettuce and, ,M, dren vUk lbundaoce of
radishes were served that were i
grown in their own garden.
Mrs. Dukes and Mattie Fay call-
ed on Mrs. B. F. Neely, Saturday.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Jennings called
during the week.
t green graes, reaching out to the grest
wheat fields that stretch far out into
the distance. Surely, everone feals
good over the proepects for bounti-
ful crops.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hamilton,
Miu Mabel Hacker spent Sunday £rom north o{ Hereford. were visit-
night with Miss Grace Skruggs. j ors for a £ew <jayg wjtk j^r an(j
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Neely drove j Mrs. G. J. Ness and other friends.
to Hereford Monday.
Mr. Henderson and family took
y Sunday dinner with Mr. Henleys.
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Hacker, Mrs. John
Hacker and children, Mrs. A. P.
Helphery and Rachel, were visitors
at the Henley home Sunday after-
noon.
The following were entertained by
Jake and Ada Boydston Sunday:
A. C. Grant, John Renfro, Carl and
Basil Jennings, Martin Simpson,
Ralph and Grace Skruggs, Floyd,
Gladys and Mable Hacker.
A. P. Helphery lost one of his
horses Monday. Jack and Gill.
Spring Lake Warble
Mr. Carter, of Indiana, who owns
and has been here fencing and hav-
ing some breaking done on his £
sec. west of Spring Lake, returned
to his home this week.
There has been quite a number in
this spring improving their places.
A fine little son came to gladden
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Hooker last Thursday. Mrs. Hook-
er is not doing so well as her many
friends would like.
G. N. Wright and Rush Inman, of
Wisconsin, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
F. C. Bradley. Mr. Inman being a
cousin of Mrs. Bradley.
Mrs. A. A. Davis entertained a
number of her neighbor lady friends
last Tuesday afternoon. All report
a very enjoyable time.
Rev. Baker, of Hereford, filled
the pulpit at this place last Sunday.
Rev. Baker is a good speaker and
bis sermons are always appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson
attended the banquet at Hereford
last Tuesday night given by the I.
0. 0. F. It was a success in every
way.
Mrs. Jesse McMinn went to Here-
ford last week, where she under-
went an operation. Reports from
Spring Lake base ball team went her bedside are very encouraging and
to Olton Monday to play the Olton! ?e^f!"L£[iends, ..pllce are
team.
i hoping for a speedy recovery.
Mr. Clevinger made a trip to This " the 6r" ,ia' Summerfield
Plainview this week after goods. has been represented in the columos
„ ... ... ... i of The Hereford Brand, (the best
Mrs. Redding was visiting in this „ .. * ,.
6 , , ,? , paper in Texas , but if the editor
community several days this week. . . . „ t. . 4
J 3 don t see tit to cast this to the waste
Mrs. Ott and daughter Mertie,: basket yOU may hear from us quite
went to Dimmitt shopping this week. 0{^en are not a very large city
Several from this vicinity attend- yet; we figure small amon^ the bo-
ed the railroad meeting at Olton the jquets of the plains, but we're sur-
23rd.
Miss Goldie Geist who has been
spending the past three months with
relatives and friends in Kansas, re-
turned home Friday; her brother
Russel met her in Hereford. Her
friends here are glad to have her
back again.
The pie and pound party, at J. I.
Phipp's, was well attended, seventy
being present. All report a pleas-
rounded by an energetic class of
farmers who are going to find out
the merits of this country if work
will do it.
Summerfield is welcome to The
Brand family. This office has no
waste baskets for such news items.
—Ed.
Frio Items
Rev. M. T. Johnson will preach
here Sunday at 11 a. m- and 4 p. m.
I ®*Pecl "My Beau, All are cordially invited to attend
was pres- gcrvjceg.
Will tell about this as
ent.
Farmers are busy planting kaffir
corn—gardens look nice, everything
is on the boom, in fact my dear
friends if you would just visit Spring
Lake neighborhood once you would.
almost be made to believe you bad j «P«<.Saturday nigbt and Sunday at
reached the "Promised Land."
D. Howell went to Olton Satur
Bessie and Curtis Sanders are
quite sick
Will Sain is much better at this
writing.
R. T. Green and sister Maydolin
GOING OUT
of business
A Quit Business Sale
Our entire stock to be closed out at Actual Cost, Nothing
Reserved. On account of having other interests that will de-
mand all my attention in the near future, I have decided to doee
out the entire stock of Dry Goods of the ]. A. Fox & Co. stock.
We will place everything on sale at cost. Now is your oppor-
tunity to purchase all Dry Goods at wholesale cost. No poods
charged to anyone. You will find our stock complete in every
department, and we can assure you that you can find what you
want if you will attend this Sale during the first TEN DAYS.
This sale is now on and will continue until Stock is sold.
Entire Stock for Sale or Trade as a Whole
J. A. FOX & COMPANY
"Rough Dry"
Let us "rough dry" your
family washing. 6c per
pound will wash and
iron all of your sheets,
tablecloths, towels, nap-
kins, pillow cases, etc.,
and wash, starch and dry
all of your starched
goods, soft goods, etc.,
ready to be ironed.
This work is washed
with pure, sparkling wa-
ter and with less wear
than it would receive at
home. We are doing
this work for many of
the most careful house-
wives in the city and are
pleasing them. All the
work is sweet and clean.
The price is very reason-
able. Why not give us
a trial?
Hereford Steam
Laundry
Telephone 246
day.
There was a large crowd attended
the dedication of the Congregation-
alist church Sunday. Quite a num-
ber from neighboring towns. A
sumptuous dinner was served. There
were several ministers present.
Railroad! Railroad! Yes, this is
all the talk, how we do hope and
trust that it will not be all talk but
a reality in the near future. This
it all we need in this lovely country,
and such spledid soil, and such fine
energetic people, we can, and will,
the home of Mat Whiteford and
♦
j family.
j Ed Stanley and family dined with
: J. W. Beatty and family.
Mrs. Newsome spent Tuesday at
i Hereford.
The farmers are busy harrowing
wheat and planting kaffir corn.
The many friends of Mrs. Frank
Axe gathered at the home Tuesday,
April 19, with well filled baskets to
remind her of her birthday, as she
had forgotten. The surprise was
well planned and she did not sus-
picion anything till several had ar-
rived. At the noon hour the dinner
was spread on the veranda to ac-
commodate the crowd which num-
bered about 60. The day was spent
very pleasant in conversation and
games. In the evening each one de-
parted for their respective home
wishing Mrs. Axe many more pleas-
ant birthdays.
Bessie and Curtis Sanders, after a
severe illness is able to be out again.
Misses Maydolin Green and Mag-
gierny Stanley spent a few days with
Hattie Easter the first of the week.
E. H. Shockley has traded his
farm for town property and will move
to town in the near future.
Mrs. W. B Green spent Monday
with Mrs. H. H. Stanley.
W. B. Green and family enter-
tained at dinner Sunday, Rev. M. T.
Spring and Summer
Oxfords
Our line is complete.
We are showing a
great variety of pat-
terns in the different
leathers, Patent Colt,
Vici and Gun Metal
in Blacks and Tans.
They are stylish
and up-to-date
and good wear-
ears. See our
window display.
We want your
business. : :
H. C. MYRICK
Johnson and wife, Walter and Hat-
tie Easter, Maude Dollar, Mira
Stanley, Lillie Easter and Claud?
Whiteford
Mrs. Easter and daughter Stacy,
Mrs. Hubbard and daughter Birnice
Jewel Dollar and Jim Sain were the
guest of H. H. Stanley ind family
Sunday.
Frank Easter, Carroll and Alma
Whiteford dined with J. W. Beatty
and family Sunday.
Omer Dendy spent Sunday at the
home of Steve Sanders and family
Sunday. |
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Elliot, A. C. The Hereford Brand, Vol. 10, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, April 29, 1910, newspaper, April 29, 1910; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth253551/m1/3/?q=central+place+railroads: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.