Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-09-01


Miss Celia Sisk has returned
from Marshall where she visited
friends.
Miss Bessie lancaster of Mar
shall is visiting Miss Bessie
Torrans.
Capt. Geo. T. Todd and W. L.
Armistead attended district court
at Linden this week.
Alvin and little Elizabeth Hill
of Marshall, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. b. +. Sheriff..
Mrs. J. l.. Sullivan of Hughes
Springs is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. V V. keasler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jones of
Bivins were visitors to Mrs.
Robt. Walden Friday.
Mason Frazier of Sulphur
Springs, was!here the first of the
week on a visit to his boyhood
home.
j. j. Segal reached home
Monday from New York where
he spent several weeks in tn the
market for goods.
Mrs. j. G. Ross of Longview,
and Mrs. f. b. Thompson of
Avinger, visited their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Walden last
week.
II. Max and family went down
to Potter's Point the first of the
week to camp out, go fishing
and pearl hunting and have a
good outing.
Mrs. J. l.. Wood returned
Monday from an extended visit
to Lubbock and Plainview where
she visited relatives and had a
delightful time.
Will J. Gray and family went
down to his fathers Jno. j.
Gray near Hartzo Monday and
will spend his vacation. Will is
carrier on route No. 1.
Mrs. j. G. Stringfellow of
Celeste, and Miss Ruby Haddox
of Summerville, who visited Mrs.
S. p. Stringfellow last week
have returned to their homes.
John Duchkar of Trees City,
La, visited home folks last
Sunday at Howelton, going back
Monday. He was looking in
good health, his folks were sorry
his stay was so short.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y. Haggard,
little Grace Haggard and George
Reese reached home Tuesday
from delightful trip Of some
two months spent in sunny Cali
fOrnia and cool Colorado.
We noticed among the Jefler'
son visitors to the ball game here
last Friday Messrs j. l.. Grimes,
Dan Zachry, Malcolm Benefited,
Jim Sullivan, Bonnie Openheim,
and Horace Brown. -Hu & h e S
Springs New Era
Mrs. Chas. Verdin and little
child of Simpsonville, S. G. who
has spent several weeks here
on visit to her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Smith leaves today
for her home after a pleasant
time spent with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. M. Vines and daughter,
Miss Dorathy are expected home
next week, after a most delight.
full summer spent on the great
lakes, and in Chicago returning
by way Of Dubuque Iowa, and
as far as st. Louis by water on
the steamer st. Paul"
George II. Hipp Of Princeton,
Texas came in this week TO take
position with Perkins Bros. Co.
Mr.. Hipp is a most genial and
pleasant young man and will be
an excellent addition to the force
of this popular firm. He also
states this is his first time in the
sandy land country.
Miss Bessie Glass of Jefferson
spent several days here this
week. Miss Bessie will have
charge of the music department
of our school for the next term
and was here making prepare
ton for the opening of school.
She returned home yesterday
accompanied by Miss Julia
Hogan.-Hughes Springs New
Era.
$. f. .Wooding, now with the
West Disenfecting Co., Dallas,
was here several days this week
Mr.. Wooding worked in Jeffer'
son with McKeown & Morris
flanagan in their foundry on
Broadway, now the Jefferson
Foundry & Shops, some forty
years ago. This is his first
visit since ne left soon after that
date and he met very few people