The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 1, 1914 Page: 3 of 8
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I Prosperous Ne w Year to Y
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at home. You are ever welcome.
on us in our new location and
KLOCK BROTHERS, Paducah, Texas
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-Proprietors- B. H. SMITH
Is the place to get your dinner or supper when _____
to town. Everything nice and clean. We appreciate vour
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THE BON TON CAFE
PADUCAH, TEXAS
| ate Christmas dinner with R. L
? Carpenter.
Carpenter.
Dial and Miss Mary Criswell.
Lee and Miss Gertie Neeley,
Edith and Donnie McDaniel,
Minnie Driver and several others
ate Christmas supper with J. T
James and family.
A. P; Hollar returned home
last week from Knox City. Pat
time.
H. V. Scott has sold his farm
to Ross Bohner who took poses-
sion laht Tuesday. Mr. Scott
Dumont Sayings
Dr. Prank Stone arrived last
week for a visit, looking well,
hale and hardy.
On Dec. 24th this place was
full of boozey men who were
very ugly, using all kinds of ob-
scene words, and the most of
them men of families. What a
shame. There must have been a
bootlegger around for licker can
not be ordered now, so keep
«iaiet, they will be licked up yet
•t someone will sw%ar some un
..... “ " "w1 outuc U U'
Codly yarns when the time
comes. This liquor drinking in
u dry territory must beinyesti-
by the courts of this country.
Our Christmas tree was all
right and program carried out
O. K., but it would have been
better if some of them had left
their booze at home. There was
a fight or two after the tree was . -------- i
stripped of its presents. They 810n ^a'8*1 Tuesday,
adjourned to meet at H. A. Sin- has IEOved to his lease.
clar’s for a party and it was W. C. Morgan afidladygavea
broken up by fighting. dinner to friends last SunJay
Christmas morning broke the J-R- Cate and wife left this
lght in a beautiful, sunny day. week for1 New Mexico.
dinner to ht"* husband J‘ B‘ Chambless ,e^ this week
25th was his birthday They en P *t0Ur tato New Mexico,
tertained a few friends and some W> H“ B^"1 and wife were
of the children and spent Christ- here laat Monday,
mas in all kinds of ways. | Still the Dumon
— of the countv. Tf earn of his good fortune.
next spring.
Teachers institute is being
held in this county this week.
There is from one to two par-
BS PVPrv ai. _
of the county. If elected this
year he will do as well as he did
tMr- Barron is especial-
.V fitted to act as such peace of-
ficer and at all times will treat
I ^ StiU the Dumont «fin is at work;
J- H. Edwards gave a dance gInned five hales last Monday
5S3Tat hia °H JmX. St0“ ",lfor D,ll“
A. Holm berg and family! Old Bill.
nere is from one to two par- / uea to act 48 such peace of-
ties every night in the week and ficerand a* all times will treat
singing on Sunday night. j everybody courteously, but at
~ * .tbe same time see that the law is
impartially enforced.
Wood ley. White
On last Sunday “afternoon, at
o’clock, Melvin -
Miss Oma White were united in
Gibson says they “fflciSg JUdge W' R Prescott
56 days and nicvhfo of w i .
Melvin is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Woodley ofGinsite,
and is one ofthe most prominent
young men of the county. In.
dustrmus, courteous and accom-
modating, he has a vast number
Charlie Osburne moved to
Wiohita Falls this week. Joe
Mackey moved to the place he
vacated.
There has been orders placed
for about two cars of cor i in this
neighborhood this week.
Street Gibson says they
danced three days and nights at
Guthrie this Christmas,-he with
the rest of the bunch.
If yen want to live in a good,
ive community come to the
Grow country.
A happy New Year to all.
Xno.
—wuu win Qe pie
learn of his good fortune.
Miss Oma is the daughter of
. E. White. For the past seven
ygars she had made her home
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Dumont, in Padu-
cah. During the past five years
she been employed in the post-
office. Cultured, refined, accom-
plished and kind, she has made
friends of all who were fortunate
L*** Melvin*
were united in t0 make for this estimable young
E. Prescott husband an ideal wife.
Testimonial From
High Authority
y Mw-^onofNaAv
&USS5E
went to the ranch for tb«lrl Ogdeo ,tems
w r n Everything passed off nice in
w. G. Carpenter and family, °*den Christmas except the
and several others took Christ- Hteather- Had a little snow about
mas dinner with C. C. Carpen- ,our inches on a level which was a
^er‘ ffreat help to the wheat growing.
family GrandPa and grandma Harper
1 wife S?ve a big dinner Christmas day.
sss r*here were f°rty ate turkey and
there was still turkey left
Everybody reports a nice time.
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Anderson
gave the young folks a social
Saturday nigh*. All had a nice
time.
Will'Anderson of Bell county
is visiting his brother this week.
A. Y. Norman of Lazare has
moved back to Ogden, his old
home place. f.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Harper
are visiting Mrs. Harper’s folks
in Wardville, Oklahoma.
W. J. Harper is terracing his
land this week, as an experi
ment. We wish him success.
Dontno.
Grow Items
Pretty weather for farming.
8everal have begun plowing
for another orop but it crops
•hort thi» year as last
year limes will seem like 1902,
WUltam Balk's family is still
eerionaly alok with sinallfex.
No one else in tba community
has it that we know of. 7
i Homur Hall's ohUd died last
^f^VofaomelblngHke eon.
gesuon. w. ntnnaihifc
New Year Gift
In this issue of The Post will
be found the announcement of J
M. Barron for Sheriff ana Tax’
collector of Cottle county. 1 Mr
Barron is too well known in this
county to need any introduction.
He has served as Sheriff and Tax
Collector for us before and his
husband an ideal wife.
The Post joins the wst throng
of friends in wishing for them a
long life filled with every joy.
the music store I
WILL BE OPEN FROM I
3 to 5 O’clock x
ssvsrs b?ejrtwp"i>r ««
prompt!,. be kept m order, ailed
“ fa former run
Mr*. Wilton enjoys the distinc-
tion of making Preridem's
Mre Wflson s Baiting Motto is:
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We. Wish for
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One and All, from far and near, A New
Year filled with Health, Happiness and
Prosperity. We are appreciative of your
patronage during the months which have
come and gone, and sincerely trust your
Friendship, Confidence and Banking Busi-
ness may be ours in the days just dawning.
Courtesy, marked attention to Strictly Busi-
ness Principles-upon this basis is your pat-
ronage solicited. If you carry a
First State Bank
P*88 800,1 Un<**y permit into urge a con-
tinuance of die same; if you an Dot. deport*
wltt m and join the vartthron* «Wch t».
“A Banking Friend Is a Friend.Worth
While"
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Carlock, E. A. The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 1, 1914, newspaper, January 1, 1914; Paducah, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth722742/m1/3/?q=lumber+does+its+stuff: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bicentennial City County Library.