Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-07-21

| Mrs. r. Fox is here from
Woodlawn this week and spend
ing several days in the city.
Mrs. w. +. Singleton, Sr., and
Mrs. +. X. Largent visited
friends in Marshall this week.
j. b. Vassway and G.. W. Beall
of Sulphur Springs, were guests
at the Eberstadt home Sunday.
T. n. Hayden, travelling agent
for the Texas Portland Cement
Company, was in the city this
week.
Mrs. +. K. Largent, of Fort
Worth, is here on a visit to her
parent, Capt. and Mrs. w. f.
Singleton.
Postmaster Hal Sin < e o n
reached home last Sunday from a
ten days trip to his ranch in
Linn county.
Miss Eva Eberstadt is spend
ing a few days in Kellyville, the
guest of Misses Shackelford and
Mrs. X. w. LOomis.
Mrs. Tom Lee and children
have returned from a month 8
visit to her sister, Mrs. j. D.
Hudgins, at.Princeton, Texas.
| Mrs. Charlie Verdin and baby,
of Greenville, S. c., are here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Smith, other rela-
tives and friends.
w. II. Erambert, ST., Of At
lanta, was here Monday, having
come through the country in his
buggy, as he wished to stop at
his former home near Lodi.
j. +. League returned the past
week from visit to his sister,
Mrs. Lula Mott, near Mt. Yer.
non. He stated that crops in
that section were in fair condi-
ton.
Albert Rowell, auditor on the
M. X. & II. Ry. between Green
vile and Shreveport, is at home
on his annual vacation to spend
it with his mother, children and
sisters.
Dick Jet, of Greenville, is
heae on land business this week.
Mr.. Jet says he thinks his coun-
ty will cast the banner vote for
the amendment Saturday and
that those who were ants two
weeks ago are now strong pros
Rev. II. j Hayes came in from
Henderson Tuseday, but was
called that afternoon to Nor,
mangee by message that his
wife was no better, so he left on
the evening train. He will re
main for several weeks. AL
hope that Mrs. Hayes will recov
er in that time and return home
full cured.
Capt. Geo. II. Todd and Mrs
Todd reached home Tuesday
morning from a trip to Califor
MIA, where they spent some si1
weeks in which time they visited
many points of interest will
their son. Rev. V. d. Todd. TIL,
climate did not agree with Capt
Todd and his stay was mad,
short on this account.
r. r. Taylor and daughter
Miss Minnie, reached home
Tuesday from a week s trip spen,
with his brother, Col. H. l.. Tay
Tor, in Yazoo City, Miss, and two
days sightseeing in New Orleans
on their return home. Mr.. Tay
lor reports corn crops fine in
that state, also cotton, yet som.
fear from boil weevil. Yazoc
City is a live town of some ter
thousand population, factories
and other modern improvements
The Jimplecute had a pleasant
call Wednesday afternoon from
Mrs. Geo ID. Halsell and little
daughter, Helen, of Waco, Miss
Mary Kessler, Of Rosenberg
and w. w. Kessler, of Naples
They are all grandchildren of the
late W. J. f. Morgan, who lived
in Jefferson many years ago ano
was associated with the Jimple
cute. Mr.. Kessler was associa-
ted with his father, the late G..
A. Kessler, as editor and pro
prtetor of the Naples Monitor
up to last March, when he sold
out and moved to his farm near
that place Mr.. Kessler. sister
and cousin drove from Naples TO
Linden, then on to Jefferson ano
left that afternoon.