Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-10

! ms crop of wheat yesterday morn
ing and informs the News that it is
as fine quality as any he ever raised
in the great wheat district of Collin
county.
The revival meeting is creating Il
renewal OF interest as it progresses.
Already several conversions have
been made. Rev. Fitzgerald with
his strong cooperative help from all
denominations, is fast carrying the
meeting to n successful goal and all
feel that great good will accru"
from this unity OF worship.
Rev j. ID. Ballard has apparently
relaxed vigor in the Baptist College
this week, but we believe all will not
Inc hasty to censure---i0r it's Il new
son that he has prepared for the
College He is smiling because he
will nos have to scud his boy away
to school-one right here at homo
YOU know We are referring to this
same Baptist College.
| q. w. Palmer who is subject to
"heurt failure" while out riding, fell
out OF his saddle several days ago
and remained head on the ground
ana feet In the stirrup for some time
before recovering consciousness. Had
Ia, hone, hnni, linr hllt
kind and gentle he must surely have
been killed. Remaining In that UNI
natural position perhaps for an hour
or more so affected him that he has
been confined at home but the News
is informed that he il now on the
road to recovery.
Rev Skinner, pastor OF the Baptist
church ut Clarendon, was in town
Wednesday. He was escorted to.
our various attractions which pre-
spnts our town so favOrably to
strangers by Rev. Ballard and was
agrccably surprised to find that
Canyon City had SO many pleasing
features. He joined Rev. Bat,n. OF
Amarillo, here yesterday for Here
ford, where the latter will lecture In
interest of the Baptist College.
Joe Garrison is very busy this week
| harvesting his wheat and oat crop.
He is very proud of this crop and
says he will have Il photograph made
of the grain in shocks and will then
have half-tone cut made for publ
cation in the Dallas News as proof
positive to the citizens Of east Texas
that the Panhandle is a great grain
producing country.
Among ourvisitMHrni i1hrnTrSsdiaaiv ' w wiESs
| n .rrt,U ri.~'-
'" ;. -. Abbott and p. Frimeal Of I'M
bargcr. They were accompanied by
/ G. w. Jochcn OF High Hill, Texas,
who was on his return home after
spending several days In Randall
county. Mr. JOchen seemed well
pleased with our county, subscribed
| for the News, and promised to hand
several sample copies among his
| German friends at home There are
no better citizens than the Germans
and Randall County would be the
gamer ii Mr. Jochen brought whole
colony OF his German kinsmen from
old Fayette when he returns here to
live. They would all do we'll here
and not in the whole Panhandle
could they find better place to get
county.
Mrs. A. Ernsberger left this
week for Boston, Mass. where
she will attend the National
Educational Association, which
convenes in the Hub, the second |
week in July. Before return,
ing home, she will visit friends |
and relatives in different points
of New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, :
Kansas and st. Louis. A host
of friends wish her mostpleas
ant visit and a safe return.
G. w. Jochen of Fayette
county purchased the VIM.
Kaufman section paying sl925
bonus and assuring payment to !
the State of 5000.
DR.. Maupin of Rowlett, Tex, ,
is in town visiting his sister, !
Mrs. Norwood.
You must cleanse your
premises or be prosecuted-so
say the county authorities. |
Miss La Rose Bratton visited |
friends in Amarillo from Tues.