Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-06-30

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w. r. McClurg of the Jcf'cr.
son Iron Co. il here on bust
ness.
Misses Eva and Minnie Eber.
stadt are at home from Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. J. G.. Down, Of Dallas, is
here the guest of Mrs. A. Nc
Kay and Miss Agnes Rives.
s. II. Duncan on Lodi route No
/. was pleasant caller at the
limp Office Thursday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Hope we're
here from Karnack Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Carleson.
Mrs. f. j. Hartig and Mrs.
T. l.. Owen, of Alexanrian, La,
are pleasant visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. Brantley
and little baby attended the pic
mic at Kildare last Laturday and
visited their uncle, j. D. Speer,
while there.
Geo. Call has returned from a
short visit to his parents at De-
catur and has gone back to his
position as bookkeeper with the
Clark & Boice Lumber Co.
r. V. Holland, son of f. p.
Holland of Texas Farm & Ranch,
Dallas, is in the city doing some
special work for their publica-
tons, Farm & Ranch, and Hol-
lands Magazine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Ware of
Baldwin, were in the city Tues
day on their return from Calves
ton, where they spent some two
months and we are glad to note
that Mr.. Ware is much i'm
proved in health by the trip.
Cora Griffis was here from
Ore City the first of the week
and returned Wednesday. From
him we learn that the place is
building up very rapidly; they
have six stores and some ten or
twelve residences built recently.
f. l. Clark of Dallas, has sue
ceeded G. E. Bancker as general
manager of Clark & Boice Lum-
Der Co. at this place, also as
general traffic manager of the
j. & N. w. Railway Co., and will
make Jefferson his headquarters.
Graham Mason is at home
from Tyler Commercial College,
where he graduated with high
honors after a six months course.
He has accepted position with
the Jefferson Ice, Light & Pow
er Co. as stenographer and book
keeper.
j. Barry Benefited, on the
editorial staff of the New York
Times, reached here last Sun
day on a visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs b. j. Benefited. Barry
is one of Jefferson's gifted sons
and all are proud of his success
IN newspaper and literary work,
Miss Frances Rowell was la
ken dangerously i'll Tuesday
while visiting in Marshall. Judge
II. d. Rowell is with his daugh.
ter and the latest news is that
Miss Frances is critically i'll and
that an operation for appendicitis
has not been decided on yet
We stated in last issue that b.
H. Oppenheim had returned
from Tyler Commercial College
and would do secretary work for
Miss Goldberg. We should have
said that Mr.. Oppenheim is now
with the Singleton Lumber Co.
and that Miss Goldberg is not at
home yet.
A. j. Ball, of Dallas, was in
the city this week. Mr.. Ball
states that he had heard of the
Jimplecute forty years ago,
when he was in the Texas senate
from Weatherford, and Hon. M
d. K. Taylor, of Jefferson was
speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
The Jimplecute received post
cards the past week from Mr..
and Mrs. f. l.. Largent from
Minneapolis, Mimi, where Mr..
Largent was attending tho ma
tional meeting of the Credit
Mems Association, as a DELEGATE
from Fort Worth. On their re-
turn they visited Mrs. Mamie
Fahey in Chicago and d cousin
in st. Louis.
Films and kodaks for sale at
jensen Studio. A big line of
Moulding; frames made to order.
Come and see.
II. JENSEN,
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