Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-11-05
TExANETTEs.

Collin county has an immense sl
fa1fa crop
Dallas is to have a $4,000 Metho-
3fst church.
!. N. Gufrey well No at Sour Lake
b q good producer.
There are several land auits dock
eted in Foard county.
Paul Gerth. 16 years old, hanged
himself near Hockey.
Smallpox no longer exists In the
orayson county detention camp.
Cincinnati capitalists win erect 8
$4,000 business house at Dallas.
Work on the state epileptic asylum
buildings at Abilene is progressing
satisfactorily.
Four miles south of Eeasland City
terrific hail storm greatly damaged
cotton Oct. 10.
During the street fair at Yoakum
Nov. s. 6 and there Will be roping
contest each day.
Ed Griffith and John Baldwin are
feeding a trainload of cattle at the oil
mill In Dodd City.
RadfoEd Sharp has been appointed
assistant United States attorney for
tho Southern district.
While al Tyler last week Mrs. oas~
RE Nation made a speech at the depot
Saloons were scared.
Roby section will raise q flne feed
crop, such as milo maize. sorghum.
June and KRfir corn.
Mrs. sallis Piner. Is years old, o
Fannin county pioneer, passed away
last week at Bonham.
Thomas Pace, soldier at Brown.
Vile. shot Riley Sullivan, a negro, So
verely wounding him.
A young man charged with crimins;
assault at stratford. Sherman county.
was arrested at Cooper.
d. G. Jordan. president Of the Ne-
coma National bank and prcn-<snt'
urersls q a; E. < 55i- srs--fs Tx I,
An exporter bought 900 baien Of cot
ton from the Mckinney OIL NH COM
pany for shipment to Japan.
VIII Meredith IA years old. was run
aver BY q train at Austin. His left
foot was SO badly injured an to neces-
attofm or,nuko+ta-
r. L.. waddell OF Mckinney an
nouMees that he will donate ten acres
for a college campus on Wadden
Heights, near that city.
As q postoflce clerk at Austin was
watching the Buffalo Bill parade some
thief entered the once and relieved
the government of the care of $50.
George Brown, ON trial at New Bos.
ton charged with killing a negro, was
acquitted. Brown testified that the
negro grossly insulted Mrs. Brown.
The annual session of the woman's
Home Mission societies of the North
Texas conference of the Methodist
Episcophl church. south. was held last
week at Greenville.
]. Pat Heman, a former Dallasite
and son of Elder w. X. Holman, died
at Colorado City, Tex. on the 22d OF
October OF consumption. He was 20
years old.
The Morrill, Orchard company of Al
TO, Cherokee county, have purchased
$500 acres and win set out several
hundred acres In peaches and plan.
400 acres In potatoes.
The 100 or more Texas boys recent
" recruited and sent to San Francisco
Tor naval service have been scnt to a
training ship twenty-five miles out and
Will soon make tour OF the world.
Herman H. Abrams. in active rail
road service for half century, died
at sherman Oct. ~ At the time of
his death he was yardmaster for the
Texas and Pacific railway at that
city.
DR.. W. 8. Mayheld. hardware mer-
chant OF LongvieW. was hurt very
badly some days ago a. the result Of
jumping from TEXAS and. Pacific pas
senger train. A leg was broken, his
face skinned and also had body
bruised.
The committee appOinted BY the Al
lied Peoples party nominated o. F.
DorRblaser OF Hiilsboro as candi-
date foS congreHB from the Fifth dis
txict. The nominee accepted tAs nom