Willacy County News (Raymondville, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 26, 1925 Page: 6 of 10
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WILLACY COUNTY NEWS, RAYMONDVILLE, TEXAS
Sebastian
J. R. Sprouse returned Monday
evening from Houston.
Mrs. R. Klemann and brother, James
Ransome, and Klemann Watson
motored to Harlingen, Monday eve-
ning.
Messrs. Anderson, Ficldand and
John Miller returned, Monday eve-
ning from a brief stay in Corpus
Christi where they had gove to at-
tend the King murder ti'ial.
Several cars of vegetables have
been shipped from here during the
past week for the United Fruit Grow-
ers Association.
A meeting was called at the school
house Monday evening for the pur-
pose of discussing the organization of
a bank. Some of the leading speakers
of the evening were unfortunately
called °out of town so the bank was
Mesdames R. and N. R. Klemann
and Miss Celeste Sprouse motored to
San Benito Saturday morning and
were accompanied home by Miss
Eleanor Watson who spent the week-
end here with her grandmother, Mrs.
R. Klemann.
Mr. and Mrs. Proffit entertained a
few friends with a radio party Friday
evening. Those who enjoyed this
hospitality wede Misses Celeste
Sprouse and Jewell and Mildred Oaks,
Messrs. J. E. Oaks, Arthur Sprouse,
Marshall Bourne, Lee Galyean and ; For farm lands see C. E. Redlund,
: Roscoa Troutman. Several beautiful | Lyfc*^, Texas. We have improved
™TheS?adfoIOJndThee crowd^left at and unimproved lands at prices the
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CASKETS
ARCHES ’S ONE PRICE STORI
Sells them cheaper. Quality the best
KARL H. DUDDLESTEN
License No. 602, Does the embalming
LYFORD, TEXAS. ,
CUSiHiiU ads"
Station. Write Mrs. J. S. Holms, Har-
lingen, Texas. 46-2t.
AGENT WANTED in WILLACY
COUNTY. Sworn proof of $75.00 a
week, $1.50 an hour for spare time,
Introducing New Guaranteed Hosiery.
All kinds, 126 styles and colors. Low
prices. Wonderful opportunity for in-
dustrious man or woman. Auto
furnished. No capital or experience
necessary. Wilknit Hosiery Co., Dept.
A-23 Greefield, Ohio. 46-4t-d
; Colony on the north and near the new
railroad station. For prices and terms
write to J. P. Swanson, 310 Reliance
Bldg. Rockford, Illinois. 47-tf
FOR SALE—Three Horses at a big
bargain E. M. Turner, Lyford, Texas.
DON'T FORGET THAT ARSERS
DANCE BAND PLAYS AT THE I.O.
O.F. HALL IN HARLINGEN EVERY
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. GOOD OR-
DER GUARANTEED. 47-tf
H. A. WHITE M. D.
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Office Over Lacoma Building
Raymondville, Texas.
a late hour thanking their host and
1 hostess for a most delightful evening,
j Santa Rosa failed to arrive Friday
'for a game of boys’ basket ball and
I girls’ volley ball. A number of
people of the Community came out to
! the game and Messrs. A. J. Middle- I
brooks, Grady_ Parker, Lanier, Love- !
Archer, j
farmer can afford to pay.
Farm with “FARM-ALLS”
E. Redlund, Lyford, Texas.
LOST—Ladies broach set with
diamond and Pearls, between the
School grounds and W.- H. Dreyers
residence. Finder return to this office
for reward.
R. F. ROBINSON
ATTORNEY - AT-L AW
PRACTICE IN CIVIL COURTS
RAYMONDVILLE, TEXAS.
A REAL BARGAIN in a splendid
See C ifarm can be Jiad by makmJ due in- ! ^^hh^***********************************************
quiry at the News office or George R. * *
37-tf j Louie's real estate office. 46-tf ^
FOR SALE:—Primrose Separator
in good condition. Address Harold
45-tf
“WANTED—Men with sales ability
represent leading popular farm trac-
tor each county. Exceptional opportu-
______________ _ . . ., . , nity for right men build permanent
and" treasurer. A large number of father than disappoint the crowd the ‘ ,W1 ®. aYa 6 °y’ business, make big money in rapidly
“t£i—T industry. Farm experience
SSS ! feiltoiten’’ind' ! ^ter, Lyford, Texas,
as president^ Pete Neilsen, Secretary, 1 Lyford came down to attend the game
,the school team Grady Parker
| ford referred the game by a
of Ly-
large
evening. They are planning to have
a booth at the Fair this year. The .
Club will meet with the Lyford Club, | score.
Thursday evening for the purpose of J A large number of people were
discussing making one booth for both present at the League program Sun-
the Lyford and Sebastian Communi- day evening. The program was a re-
ties. j gular Thanksgiving one and amoung
abstract business. Fair wages to start
with. We want a Willacy County boy,
Call on Guaranty Title Company, over
LaComa Mercantile Co’s. 46-tf
and knowledge implements desirable.
Write fully, stating qualifications.
Give references. Address P. O. Box
1092, Chicago, 111.” 46-2-d
__ ________0_____0 _______ WANTED:—To buy a small farm
Miss Jewell Oaks was absent from i the most attractive musical selections j within one mile of the highway
—1 Tuesday on ac- j was a vocal duet by Mr^ Butier^and j between Raymondville and Combes
was a JB
Mr. King. Marshall Bourne will have
charge of the program next Sunday
evening. New.members are
welcome.
Song, School days, Beulah and Ver-
nie Brazzell, Mildred and Jewell
school Monday and
count of illness.
The reporter failed to mention the
death of Juan Turner, a prominent
Mexican of this section which oc-
curred two weeks ago. He is the
father of Joe Turner who resides east . -
of Town. A number of American at- j Oakes, Lois Blundell,
tended the funeral which is said to j After the program sandwiches,
have been the longest procession ever j coffee and cake were sold and the
seen in this locality. proceeds given to the school. Some-
School teachers and pupils are very i thing over ten dollars was cleared,
busy preparing exhibits for the Mesdames Crum and Duehlberg anti
school booth for the Mid-Winter Fair I Miss Celeste Sprouse had charge of
in Harlingen. .the cake and sandwich booth. Walter
Auguste Schoestag and family left ' Gustafson and Ernest Oakes had
Tuesday for Oklahoma where Mr. i cl.r.rgc* cf tlfe coffee sale.
Schoestag has a position with the De- | Merritt Sumrow and sister, Miss
partment of Agriculture in that state, i yera ieft Tuesday morning for Sin-
Mi'. and Mrs. George Oaks and 1 ton where they —:n ”’"’+
FOR SALS—Lot six in Section 44,
Jose Tract, near Lyford, $1000.00
cash. Also 40-acre tracts in Sections
39, 40 and 41 adjoining the Swedish
How Is Your Oil Supply?
Buy MOBILE OIL At
Car Load Prices
Sold by
Iano garage
’ Raymondville, Texas.
sister, Miss Louise Wood, left Sun-
day for San Antonio to visit their ,
sister during the Thanksgiving j
holidays.
it •. Gourmell of Harlingen, district ,
manager of the Thos. W. Blake i
Lumber Co., was here Tuesday look-
ing afteV Company interests.
Thomas Junco Jr., has purchased a
new Chrysler touring car' from the
Brownsville agents. Mr. Junco has
the agency for that car in this dist- I
rict.
S. S. Caldwell was transacting '
business in Harlingen, Tuesday.
Ernesto Yznaga and sons Thomas .
and Raoul were Brownsville visitors,
Saturday. ' [
John Praeter of Lyford is manag- j
ing the Clement’s and Praeter store
during the absence of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Clements who have gone to east i
Texas to spend the Thanksgiving-
holidays with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. August Schoestag of j
Brownsville have been visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ladd. (
Miss Hazel Archer, primary teacher
-was ill the latter part of last week 1
and unable to teach. Mrs. A. R. Ladd I
taught the primary grade Wednesday i
and Mrs. J. R. Sprouse, Thursday.
Mrs. Morris and daughters of
Brownsville were all day guests at I
the R. L. Smith home, Sunday. *
will visit relatives
there indefinitely.
Chas. Cchmerhoru returned last
week from a two weeks visit with his
daughter in Chicago.
Reverends Gower and Manning
were here Tuesday afternoon and
organized a Methdist Church. It is
hoped that we will be able to keep a
pastor here and have regular services.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ladd and chil-
dren, Mary and Boyd, accompanied by-
Lee Galyean motored to the Deyo and
Ray ranch Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oakes and
little daughter, Dorothy Louise, were
guests of Mr. Oaks parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Oaks, Sunday.
The local schools will be dismissed
Wednesday aftexmoon for the Thanks-
giving holidays.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Ray and chil
drcn, Catherine ard EP.on were Har-
lingen visitors, Saturday.
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Delivered twice daily from
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Hauls any thing any where—When
in need of transfer service phone me.
OFFICE WITH VALLEY CAFE
RAYMONDVILLE, TEXAS
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j prescriptions 1
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9:00 P. M.
today
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7:45 A. M.
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DINING CAR SERVICE
Come here shopping early and often. The
values we offer will save you money—the gifts
you select from our stock will prove most pleas-
ing to the recipient and the convenience of
shopping here will add to your pleasure of gift
choosing.
Charming Indeed and Truly |
Acceptable Is a Gift of a |
Coat, Suit op Dress |
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The splendid array of new modes, the excel-
lence of the materials in the models shown and
the wide range of prices, combine to make this
an ideal place to come to make your choice.
These selections are both Pleasing to the
and pocket.
eye
Art Needlework—New Designs
There is decided zest in choosing from this display for
it brings the new and original Art Needlework to your
attention. Everything from Stamped Bedspreads to Tea
Towels and House Dresses await your choice.
The Finer Gloves
of Leather and
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Fabric
Hosiery—
a Most
Thoughtful
Gift
A most complete ar-
ray of the newest
S and finest Gloves especially assembled
for gift shoppers. Make a special effort to
f| see them—you will find the values
2j interesting.
Varied in color to match the new
shades in winter apparel—of silk,
wool or lisle to meet your wishes.
It is a display that merits
attention.
your
It will offer us a great deal of
pleasure to show you through our
entire stock of merchandise.
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GULF COAST LINES
N. G. PARR, Ticket Agent. f
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Moritz, Isasdore. Willacy County News (Raymondville, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 26, 1925, newspaper, November 26, 1925; Raymondville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth874234/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Reber Memorial Library.