Conroe Courier (Conroe, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, October 7, 1921 Page: 1 of 8
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OTHER CITIZENS WANf^
WORK CONTINUED
Etflhr Courier.—
A There U practically no work
Y roing on in our diatrict at tho
'present time, and for the pant
throe yearn there han been very
little made on the farmn. The
, ......... l» *«r section of tho h„4
* county need work and are will-
ing to work, ff we could a?!
Gilliland, llrtiwn and Me
Moehler and Brown, conducted (I >«/) N
the aJnirinir. , I Conroe.
—;n— *>■ - | T.sler date* held o|>m*i arrurd-
THE tTHfENTIETH CENTURY ittg to the rule* nfYhe Univers*
CLUB. it« Inturmholantic League.
At the Twentieth Cofitufyl The Conroe High Hehool foot
Club Friday, roll cull wan an-1 ball team will play the Trinity
iwred with “Unman Em-fH. C. M. team Friday at tho Con-
presses a divergence from I he roe ball park. Manager Ma-
< ONROr MH)M R'llOOl ,MMINION * M’NNir PA It ll
TOO! AM I S MtmilJ Athlrv Johnson of Hour* tu
Oi Irtbet 7th T rtnitv High Je iown Wednesday with s
f't hemi at I uni nr. i wipm Inthi vtf hipnr gfrsfW
• It I niter llth South Kml ‘<Mbl»lV planted "• < » n a< |‘i ■ Ol
1 Mobti High s. h«*«*l al f «mrne ciiinn Ihia ygar nbnh im nctl
Qi i I -4 lr\ • i * n<( High i»*ut " * ■ "<> m t • \ ■ \ < i i,
s* htuii al r'onritt). nil* fell ho wa« in
•Vtt'hff *9 Break aw High Jddeed hy an anlele In Tki* 1 n9iMtk|
s» himl at Conroe. M nnrlar to plant a turnip pmth Uhorf leaf pine
November 4th — Rnmerville (of bet wren a niiarter and a half , It la reliably reported that
lliyh Bihoot at CnnrnRL, nrrr. Prom tnat patch hr haa * Mr. H M Robinson (high
November 11th — t Armistice atredy sold more dollar * worth |i>«ck*>ta) who was formerly em*
ota High School at |4f turnip greene than hrgot r<ii! ployed l»> i ii< ......aim
I hla cotton crop, and can not 1 D’**" Lumber company al Hat-
mlaa the green* from the flehbjelifff, ami who in now located In
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1, A tea, repreaenilnt
*m 1*1 ne Association.
Hie Delta laait A
mipany Ihia week In
unttlve teat wriiM on
lie planted about a pound and
a half of a«ed in the patch, put-
ting them under the well pre
Knnaaa rity. Mu., with the I
S. Kpperann Underwriting Com
panyln charge of field inape
period round which the prn-
hnffey say* that Conroe ha*
one -of the finest teams in the
pared land writh a turning plow tinn, will be married .on the 1ft
and harrow. He naya he rinds ;»f thia month at Gainsville.
that turnips will come up This will hr of Interest to the
a chance to brush up on ancient Mate and the best team that
hiatory and it was shown by Owirne has ever had. The game
through several ruches of
ground and make tatter than
when planted shallow.
join c. P“T^,.......,,,
jur me next tnree months, we . fnu, .rp.nti,.,n, i .. ,v... r>_______ _____._______L i jg* h(..(f ffT|nggjnn
William . Dciihoo, colore<l,
Foetoria, malaria. Sept. 24th.
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:*
believe our people will be will-
ing to work for at least 30 per
cent less than any time later op-
R. C. and Jno. McShan.
Security, Texas.
. DISTRICT COURT.
Before the ink got dry on the
judgment against Will Simon-
ton, given two year in the pen
by a jury last week in district
court, a motion for a new trial
their chief amu < mqnt.
After a brief buaingaa e ion,
Mrs. Crawford, leader for the
day, took charge and the fol-
lowing program wa.s givens
was granted by the judge, on
pb
the plea of the defendant’s at-
torneys, charging irregularities
at various places in the trial
and among the jurymen. Sim-
onton will be tried again next
court and is out under the same
bond he has been under since
a few days after the killing of
Right Pigfoot, at Willis, in
August. 1920.
F. W. Shawver vs. W. J.
PowoJL smt for title to 1267
acre!* of land and 108 town lots
at Willis, judgmnt for plaintiff,
Shawver. In this case at
torneys for Shawver and Mas-
terson heirs appeared for trial
hut attorney for Powell failed
to appear. Judgment rendered
for plaintiff. This settles title
to thia land which has been in
controversy and held up for
several months, Powell claim-
ing that it had been sold oul
from under him without notice.
R J. Randolph vs. R. D. Sim-
>n, tax collector, settement
on land.
Besides a number of divorces,
the following cases have been
disposed of:
R. J. Randolph vs. Malcolm
foster. eLal. try tile-, judgment
a few exceptions, wicked worn- the Conroe team last year, hut
tui. guilty of the rpost atrocious I Trinity has a better team this
crimes. At that time poisoning year and the Conroe bayisrlll
had ,become one of the fine arts | have to hustle to win this game,
and seems to have furnished hrom the looks of things the
Conroe tinya are hustlers as
from 25 to 30 boys practice at
the park every evening, where
InM year only 15 to 18 w~« con-
sidered good. The admission
BIRTHS.
H. 1). Grogan and wife. son.
J. W. Johns and wife, son.
J- It. Little and wife,
The Oldest. Business
Concern in Conroe has
bought this space
one year.
for
Watch fof our formal
ANNOUNCEMENT
NEXT WEEK
many former Ratcliff bunch J
The writer does not know the,
lucky young lady, but w wish i
»tr> congratulate dur friend.1
High Pockata.
Mr. M. (*. JttiBi, representing I
the U. a. KpperHou Underwnt- ♦*
ing Co., «»f Kaosa- City. Mo., u
accompanied by R. W. Foster. COUNTY TEACHERS. Miss Bailie Miss
field inspector, called on the! Teachers of county schools! Marie Holmes, Montgomery,
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Land A 1 imber (jpmpany so far as reported to County Poole school,
Mnwil.r , .. . . . . „> • , Ui., Molt.,
The Victorian Firtiop, his- j -vill be 25c for children and 50c
tory of literature of that period, ^,r adults. Every person in
paper prepared by Mrs. Wil- j Conroe is invited to turn out
liams and read hy Mrs. Turney. this game, as representa-
“Causingsby”, hy Biaraett, Itlwe* of the city papers will he
review, Mrs. A. Madeley. present and of course the boys
button’s melodramatic* Ro- nope to sho>v that a large crowd
mances, review, Mrs; Hooper.
(laughter.
Robert
*<m.
1*. W.
daughter.
Sander* and wife,
Taylor and wife,
Aram
bona fide circulation ths.t is
county. The (’mirier is a paper
that stands for progress and
for plaintiff
Mrs. Taint ha Ferguson Shel-
ton vs. Wiley Ferguson, et al,
partition of estate. Estate par-
titioned.
Miller A Vidor LuTBJber Co.,
vs. unknown heirs of Michael
Hinch, et al, try title, judgment
for plaintiff.
J--.PeterB, J-r . -et al vs.-fcr the men, reacTiis’colurnri^?
A. Peters, partition of land.
Judgment of partition.'
E. L. Bender, et al vs. Wm.
Vince, Jr., et al., try title, judg
ment for title.
I
Mr. R. C. and John McShan
were in from Security Monday.
They say the officers have cre-
ated some excitement by mak-
ing a ruling that all boys be-
tween the age* of 12 and 21
must either go to school or go
to work. This is considered a
fine thing and is expected to
put a good many boys into
school where they can fit them-
nelves to become better and
more useful citizens.
i -*
The foot ball boys went to
Livingston last Friday and won
the game IS to 0.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to thank all our
friends for their kindK m
pathy and assistance during the
recent illness and death of Mr.
Gary- Mr. Gary’s /lines* was
rather prolonged, And the as-
sistance and ss mpathy of our
THends was constant through-
out, and we treasure it as a
sweet memory.
Mrs. J. W. Gary/
Claude W. Gar^.
FOR SALE — Two Second
hand Ford car^. One without
ter, in good *.jnditioa, $125.
1920 moled with /starter,
good condition, $225. Sim-
"onton-Cable Motor Co., Conroe,
Texas.
Reading—,*<Egucne
Mrs. Addison.
Review of Lytton’s “Last
Days of Pompaii”, Mrs. Cupps.
Each number as given de-
serves special mention. In tjpte.
excellent talks and papers giv-
en from time to time the entire
club may have the benefit of
hours of study ami research
through man) books, and may
earn something ot tho world's
greatest men and writers hy
dimply being in aliemiaiKe at
the club meetings
Round table talk whs omitted
on account of length of progam.
Another new mrmber was
lddcd, Miss Iola Exerett.
large crowd
was in attendance, and this
, naturally will stimulate them
j to work harder for the victory.
County Stipt. Clarke adTlmi
that beginning next week he
will begin his rounds of visiting,
the schools and for several
weeks will be in his office Fri-
day and Saturday of each week
only.
MONTGOMERY MENTTON.
Jonah Weatherford, of Rich-
ards, was here Saturdjjv, guest
of J. M. B. Fields.
Dr. and Mm. C. M. Coving-
ton left Tuesday for a few days
visit to their parents at Gran-
ger.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hart Davis
of Conroe, spent the u«*k
with their parents here, Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Davis.
Mrs. S. A. Gentry returned
Monday,This week. toTeadjust .Superintendent Clarke this
insurance schedule-- werk -ir*-
Mr. F. W. Elliott, a young Alias Mollia V. Williama, Mnw
man from General Sales Mana Bertha Darien. Mina Louise
ger s office of the ( entral ( oal Waters, Muntgomery, Bethel
& Coke Company, Kansas City. School.
n.?u.iP/’nt T 4,ryS thV I Miss Willie Mae Martin. Mm.
n«nv -i ? di ik * TimL>er J-T' Anabel Hough, Montgomery,
f^tt i P 1, ^ WC<<1V- L‘; ‘ R«rden School.
13 1 Miss Joan Freeland. Camp
f ° - he o stock and |<etchcr, Conroe. Weatherhead
manufacture of lumber at this‘i-,h .
ivm'r T T"'”"’"' Mr* "• »• n,'*n- Sontxom-
wanted to pick up all he could I, *'*r5*' ’L®' Hrogdon, Nn. J.( #
while he is there”. We a-mrr ,)avw- Montgomery. Harmony
1 School.
Mm. Lizzie
you Mr. Elliott was carefully
wati had.
Mrs. A. E. Hickemon spent
several (fays in Houston !a*t
week, visiting Mr. and Mm. L.
D AC US DOTS.
Mr. E. A. Anderson spent a
days iu GaivenUm this
‘ ‘ 1 ‘ k ' 'villi I ' 'll"! I • ......t
home Monday from her sojourn r • Brownlee,
with relatives at Taylor. Mr. A. E. Hickemon went to
Mm. W. B. Brown and lit- Houston a few days ago and
tie daughter of Houstuu, were drove back a brand amw Vehe
" 'Mr. X. B. Johnson is in Mra W R'
here the past week, on a visit , Kaplm. representing B.
Mims, Conroe,
Copeland rhapdl Bchool.
Miss Myrtle Silvey, Willis.
Copeland Chapel School.
Miss Lfila Mae Owen, Mont-
gomery, Keeium.
Miss Ruth Uubon. Montgom-
ery, llonea school. - 1
Miss Verna Walker. C^inrne,
Pinch hack. Mm. Brown
K Pertheck & Company of Chi- H?me <‘c,ho"1
ton for a few-days. (turned home hut left her litte
Mm. Albert Lipscomb is o».,pir, to gf) to ^hoi}] h<.re this
Misess Beckie and Mary
eag**. visited Delta Land & Tim-
ber Company's plant and Camp
Letcher last week, where he
:>l o *•<! h large number of or
dels for new suits. Mr. ('has.
the sick list this Week. !session.
_0_ _ l Misses Rubio and Mablt*
Mrs. Anna l^ickhart, Mont-
gomery. Morris school.
Mr. J. A. Sanders, Miss Mary
I<oui*e Bartlett, Miss Willie
Mae Sanders, Magnolia, Mag-
nolia school.
Alisa Florencr Mttrheil, Plne-
hurst, Oklahoma school.
proposition except, that we rive !I"’"' "v Marvin Young of Mrfrshall,
/ou your money’s worth. If it - £.an,cu came down Sunday after his
9 a subscription you T0"®!' *»<• fa"."'-v 'bettor half amt I,a,tv. who h
■ * -»■ i . .. u . , •, hetteh^alf and hady, who have
if getting 52 papers. If it is wasiisiting in (Houston last I,---—------—
■advertising, you are sure of a
i u eefc.
Miss Babe Johnson has re-
reen with thciT TigTTTTtx,—Dr.
and Mrs. Bell Young, for the
and quality of the clothes pur- Ml** , ar!,le.y’ ;M°nt'
chased by these two gentlemen *T.?ry' 0kl“hom» "chool.
we are led to believe th. v itre (i;«r^‘ude Pruitt. Con-
'row, Decker *
cad and appro.dated »>• a W«j'.frow * f«* ,Uy“' *•»»
majority of the people of t hi 11
past two or three week*.
m . .. . ,i. The two big gins here are
...ot r*i<».ic*,,,, t,iy,m,.. . .... .. , . jbneed Bros, had turned out 7(»
ivic rinhtcou-ncr, and ia heart-; Hnnkc-r U hlt.-hc-ad ware catlcrs , ,nd Mjrkl,r & Y(m
iy welcomed into the home.- ot 'hc h!,nu' of N- «• 2.1 hales. The farmer* here
Montgomery county,, where the
Wednesday.
women and children, as yell'as ^ *' ‘V..n." ,‘..motion crop-
rliir> men rent fTl Tl'-nl limn/ " 1T*tT oailtS IlllMltll. / ’ n/lmu
Everybody is busy with their
fall gardens.
say this year has the sorriest
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
To tho members ~7Tf“' the
Grandma. Williamaon has re-
turned from her visit to tier
tc - . • , . children in Conr<W\ accom-
IliyLl'.-Ti*0. by her l.r..,h«r. .loo. I.
are two lively
Learn your car. \ Watch me
fix it. I will explain y/orything I,. . , . ■ i «mvu oy ne
to you.. HARRY OI^. Uui.ed here and in a few davs|Smifh Th
we will boast a railroad. -
Miss Babe Johnson • spent
Toe*dfiy'with her sifter, Mrs.
Woman’s Missionary Society, " • '
M. E. South, who were not pres-
ent at our last regular meeting,
l would like to announce that
we are to take up the shrdy of
“Women and Missions*', Mon-
day 10th inst. This book ig
what might commonly be call-
ed a history’ of what our church
societies have done in foreign
fields. It is filled with the
deeds of noble women who gave
their lives to this work. We
should all be familiar with thb
NOTICE.
J have movod my market
m. i the bank building into the
W4kt building with the J. W.
Law store where I will be pleas-
ed to meet all my Aid customers
and all new one Who may favor
we with a share of their patron-
age whiclKwill
appreciat
I will cai
fresh and cu
thankfully
mplete line of
meats and
packing house products, and at
us to excell all previous records
in our hnme mission fie44--
Let’s not wait until the New
Year to resolve to begin and at-
tend regularly, but start next
Monday with the determination
of letting nothing interfere with
Mr. E. T, Post is having a
new barn built.
Alisa Marguerite Halo* John-
on has returned to Galveston
to take up her pofesskm of
beauty parlor operating.
ones; one is 86 and the other 84.
John I. left Saturday for a visit
to his children in Conroe before
going on home to Lufkin.
The writer spent la«t week
iu Dobbin anti found another
lively kid over there, who is
Grandma Minnock. She will be
95 years old October 6, 1921.
, -r , *, , t ''inti is still asTtvelv and peart as
Master 37 A. Johnson spent a F
and CHI
the day with Vida
1’heilips Tuesday.
N. B. Johnson, Jr., spent Sun-
day with R. Ij. Singleton.
Mrs. N. B. .Johqkon and child-
spent Sunday with her
sick list.
DOBBIN DOINGS.
Mrs. W. T. Pearson and Mrs.
S. B. Francis visited the family
<*! A. Smyth last week.
w* „>Ui ..«„»,»« imT)iriir Mrs. A. K. Everett of Hull, .... .........................
this resolve. There have been j ,n Dobbin last week visiting and it i* hoped for him and hia
no names taken off the book. |**r parfttits, -Mr. and Mrs. A. [family he will make a final re-
only those who have moved prniV ’ Hn< Diends. covery to his normal health.
We believe Grand-
ma Minnock is the oldest living
white person in Montgomery
county.
^ W. T. Price, one of Mont-
gomery’s prominent merchants,
had a stroke of paralysis in
pur-
11
Uncle Pink Bayne, of Camp
Letcher, was on the rick list
a few days of this week, and his
absence from the store was very
much condoled by the lady cus-
tomers
Mr. Earl Gentry was in town
on jury duty two days last
ivLWiik.------—.....—717.......
Bill Hutchins, who has been
bridge foreman for the Delta
Land ft Timber Company’s
main line for the past year ha*
suit, and his place has been
taken by Mr. Ed Hill.
Mr. J. R. Cooper of Camp
Letcher, spent Sunday in Con-
roe.
Uncle Johnnie Drennan, ac-
companied hy Ed Drennan,
Jerry Sam Patton, W. R. Fraz-
ier. made an overland trip to
Ratcliff to attend the funeral
of Mr John Hammer.
Daddy Dean, who operates
the electric light engine for the
Delta latnd L Timber Co.,
spent several day* in Beaumont
this week.
Mr. Stevens, representing the
Black Hardware Company, of
Miss Mabel Gibbs, Montgom-
ery, Mill ('reek school. 1
Mis* Mary Britt, Huntsville,
Mill ( reek school.
Miss Loui*e°Shepperd, Con-
roe, Pinehurst school.
Mr*. Minnie B. Handley,
Conroe, Egy^it school. ®
- Miss litila Decker, HufsrnUh,
Athen schodl.
Miss Lulla Fay Johnson. Wil-
lis, Hal tom h< hool.
Mis* Clatidie Reave*, Conroe,
Frazier school.
Mr. N. E. Hearn, Spring.
Golden school.
R. H. Weatherby, Eaper-
anza, Danville nchool.
Miss Minnie Williamson,
Willis, Center Hill School.
Mis* Mattie Wilson. Rich-
ard*. Independence school.
Negro Teachers.
Eva Washington, Montgom-
ery’, Baily Grove school.
Sallie Smith, Slidl* Hamil-
ton, Montgomery, Mt. Olive
school.
Bessie Hughes, Montgomery,
Brushy school.
Oddessa B. ShepanL Mont-
gomery, Haynes ('hapel school.
(’, • Hogue, Conroe, Leonidas
school. f.
irW. Haynes, Eliza Kippe-
toe, Conn»e, Keenan schools’
Anna L. Jenkins, Rayford,
Rayford school.
f. B. Holland, Willis, ML
Zion school.
Emma E. Martin, Willis, Mt.
Zion school.
Mvirceds A. Mile*. Wrttis,
V. W. M. Young. .Merced* A.
Miles, Willt*, New Homesrhnol
Jennie L. White, W illis, F^mc
Oak school.
Anna MeCowfn, Waukbgan
school.
Anna Bank^. New Caney
schpol.
Mrs. A U King, Willis.
Yates 4t Dorry mIiooI.
I*j|lie May'Jphuson, Dobbin,
Center Gn»ve school.
Katie McGill, Dubbin, Mt.
Moriah school. \
Luella Jackson, Hufsmit.h,
Cartwright schouh
TTTirma Banks, Uufsmith,
Springfield school. v
H.
County Attorney Nat
Davi* is building a fine n*w’
residence in the wc-t pari of
town, just south of the new J.
c. Wahretiherger home.
•■y..
SPRING BRANCH NEWS
Mrs. Pearl Smith and child
ren spent Friday night and Sat-
urday with Mrs. Lev,Gates ami
family.
Mrs. iJe Gates wits hopping
in Montgomery Friday.
Mrs. Joe Minn and Mr*.
Buck Martin were Montgomery
visitors Saturday.
Mr*. Lockett Simon ton and
Miss Louise Waters, of Mont-
U|.U rw... /-vo ....... gomer \, u*-< I». B Dean’.,
±7-_'!?*?Rruon- W“"*’ buuy nwhl.
Mi.sh Salli(; Birminithain. Wil- jThl
lis, Doughtie school. Inril.t. avitninir ______—...................
Mrs Zetta t^illip*. Willis.! N1;ir1,,
White Oak school
work and become inspired hy 'UiugMerj^Mrs. W. E. .Phillips, July, 1919, and ha* bftfttl bed Galveston, called on the Delta
the spirit of their faith to cause . , ’ •• Phillips is on the ridden ever since, for the past I..nil A • --e *»»•*• < 'nrnpan\ Mon
two years almost as helpless as
a batiy: Hi vu lakes TskT Fri-
day to a faith doctor in Hous-
ton. Word comes hack to
Montgomery that Mr. Price is
now able to sit up In bed for
the first time since July, 1919,
away and made their home.-; Mrs. Geo. Stinson The clash at l»rena in Mc-
elaewhere. After we are well {**''*, ^ °nroe a business trip last
launched on the Study of this jyYaiiiwtjday vi>dt®d rela-
book we intend taking up the that city.
study of the character of twelve .. Mufckfe visited
men'of the Bible. These ques- i.MrH’ W*tT- Dearson in Bobville
Clennan county, last Saturday
night between Sheriff Buch-
anan and his two deputies with
the Ku Klux Klan, is to be de-
------- plored of course, but the ccn-
tions will be prepared, hy cer-1 as’-UPeIc’ *u* of opinion here is Sheriff
tain members of the societyThiF . . '** Mary Louise Francis Buchanan acted penny wise
will be selected with much care]oIS!te,,, ^av Stewart of,and pound foolish as the parade
and thought, and w’e are going week. !of those 300 or more Klansmen
to attempt to make the whole I. . , ulf Shannon visitedlwere not bothering with any
course as attractive as possible, • ' , ° ** at Huntsville Saturday ione at all.
tion—and let’s live up lo our;of *aft . » W. E. Peel was a business
so we will need your co-opern-.AIlss M*Hie Smyth visited [visitor to Houston Tuesday,
motto—“A workman that I D,eH(,H Votaw the latter part | S. M. Williams had business
needeth not to be a^hemade”. of ,,8t we«k- __ in Planteraville Monday.
COR , M,s‘ s- B- Francis and
-------- daughter Mary Louise visited
Melvin Yocum. 20 year old, -Hr*. W. T. Pearson at Bobville
son of Edward Yocum rt a^tweek. _______ _______
Tamins. died Monday in tin H Rumfleld has built!roofing, galvanizeil tt*on
local hospital fr om malaria, another nice store house in Dob- a*g, galvanized shingl
shipper! to '"n The building will be oc- i»fcii
Ki* * i-i - — L irtH4-94 i )iv 1*1 n a K L n m L A. t> . • *
His remains were
We carry everything in build-
ing material. Pricku \imy #e-
ment, lumber, shingles, paper
roof-
fing
day.
Mr. B*)b Ifunf, assorting
table foreman. Mnd his son. Ted
Hunt, who works in the mill
supply department, drove over-
land to tan Antonio and will
he gone approximately a week
or ten days.
Mr. Guy Hayden is holding
Ted Hunt’s plaee in the mill
supply department while Ted
is in San Antonio.
Mr.< and Mr*. Robin Garter
took dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Jasper Meredith Sunday, and
ns the result Jasper is shy two
perfectly good chickens.
Mrr Frank Wall, brother to
Mrs. R. L. Sims, made a pleas-
ant visit to the Sims home ♦hi*
u’ewk. Mr. Wall is a road con-
tractor and I* now building ex-
tensive roads in Columbus coun-
ty, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Trout of
Lufkin, made a short visit to
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hickerson
Sat urday. M r. Trout i# general
Miss Katie Clarke, Conroe,
Community nfhooh
Mrs. Birdie Pitts, Conroe,
Community school.
Alias Myra Simons, Conroe,
Liberty school.
Mr. L. A. Thigpen, Wauke-
gan, Waukegan school.
Mr. W. Browm Mis* Havwd
Brown, Security, Security
school. <
|Dock Martin, who has been
viAiting relatives, ha* returned
hi his work iri Navnsota.
lira. Everett titled his ap-
pointment Sunday ‘ afternoon,
and preached an frit cresting
sermon to a well fitted house.
The Infants of Mrs, D. R. Dean.
■Jr., and Mr< FTmn Kurmor
Mr, Corinne Gore, (lonrf>e,
McRae school.
Mrs. Beulith Real, Wauke-
gan, Waukegan school.
Mr*. Mary Little, Waukegan,
Dry Creek school.
Mis* Mary Alice neaziey,
Conroe-, Vick school.
Miss Carrie MiUham, Kosto-
ria. Outlaw’ school. /
Mr. Sylvan Walton. Willis,
Kidd school.
Miss Viola Mitchell, Miss
Maggje Adnms, Splendors,
Splendors school.
Mrs. Bertha GUmore. Splen-
dora, Gilmore school.
Mr. Alvin Partain, Security,
Lost Prairie school.
Mi«* Irma Weisinger, Mont-
gomery, Coleman school.
Airs. M. S, Casey, Mrs. B. B.
Casey. New Caney, New Caney
.••(hool.
Mis* Mary Piryear, New
’ il lift Hi flHPi Ibil
the very lowest prices possible. Pittsburg, P*., for bortar. H:s;;4tfPiv*d by Pinehback k Dean,'you need to bulk! or repair a
I will appreciate a call. father and sister accompanying .‘H -^‘intgromery, and will open [hi^ae-^jre . JuLve it._X—W.
M. PATRICK.
the -body.
up buiinXw in thr near future.
t\
& Machine Co.
A Hie f^piith, who has been
employed as tong hooker on
mono tail el Delta mill served
his . onnectlon with th* mill
manager of the Lufkin Foundry- ■Cdflfcy, East Rivir school.
Mr*,* Bennie Needham,
Hazel, Porter school.
■ Mi** Mary Lou Hulon, Willis,
Spring Hill school.
were christened at ih* oml of
thfMfYtCe.
Mr. Dan Daley of Afontgu'm-
cry, attended the services here
Sunday. 0
Mr. W. A. Pennington arnl
family were. In Montgomery
Monday.
| Mrs. Joe Martin is visiting
her son George’s family this
week.
Our friend C. W. Dfnngjrd h*
dill *iek, showing Very little
improvement.
Mr. Dave Bishop has return-
ed from a week end visit to re-
latives in Houston.
Mr. Martin Barfield of Mex-
ico, is visiting the family of Mr.
Hardy Barfield at Johnson
Lake.
Air. Alex Scott and family -
visited his pares fa Sunday.
The young people enjoyed a
ringing at Mr. HOfjKonJ’it Sun-
day night.
Mrfster Willard Pennington,
of Egrd Lake, was a Dobbin
visitor Moday afternoon.
Mrs. George Martin spent *
Tuesday afternoon wiflf her
mother, Mr*.
I ait me
Mis* Mary L. McPherson, building you a ht
and It »■ reported b gping to ifag Julia RUa Me Puna Id, Tfe tt easy fur J6ii lo
-
IAn the navy.
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Etheridge, O. Conroe Courier (Conroe, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, October 7, 1921, newspaper, October 7, 1921; Conroe, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth848568/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Montgomery County Memorial Library.