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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
Church Affairs.

The Home and Foreign Missionary
societies Of the Lead Avenue Meth
odist church met last Thursday aft
ernoon in the pnrlora of the church.
Mrs. HARDWOOD gave o paper on
"China" and Mrs. Matthewson read
paper on our Oriental Work With
Japanese. Chinese and Alaskans."
| After the program "a social hour was
spent with Mrs. MRtthowSon as hos
tess.
The Christian Fsnaaavor Of the st,
Pnuls English Lutheran church held
IA social at the home OF MIR. and Mrs
Schlatter, 1907 North Second street,
Thursday evening. a large crowd
enjoyed the evening, with games and
dainty refreshments.
Next Friday evening tho Sunday
school Of the 81. Paul's English Luz
theran church will give patriotic
entertainment IN the Odd Fellows
Temple, This promises To be very
pleasing and the young peoples of.
forts should be rewarded with a
large crowd, az they have been prac-
Using faithfully since last summer
The Presbyterian Ladies' will hold
a home cooking sale ON next Wednes'
day, 10 that every one Will have q
chance TO have home cooked eatablei
for Thanksgiving.
| "Wednesday afternoon the ladies ol
| the II. Puul's English Lutheran
church held their monthly coffee
at the home Of Mrs. Hickert, north al
1 OLD Albuquerque. EhryanntheuumI
were the pretty decorations OF tins
dining room, where the refrenhmentI
we're served by Mrs. MoClny. Mrs
Oberh0lts and Mrs Iieefer. The Ia
dies attending wero met nc the END
OF the oar line In old Town by con
veyanoes which took them 10 tn,
zickert home. VII.
Next Monday evening the Rector
Aid will givO dance In tho Won
ans Club building. Mrs. A. y. Nor
risette In the president Of this 80
ciety. and every one knows when Bh'
In 0t the head OF any AFFAIR that I
good Tins is IN prospect. MRS, JohI
Milne In In charge OF the refresh
mentE, which, by the way, viii b'
lemonade, Just the proper rsfreshini
beverage for dancing party.
on Wednesday evening the choi
OF st. Johns church will hold
meeting In the Guild hall for the re
hearsal OF a cantata, "'fho Day o
Rest" by w. j. witty. After tn
practice open house will b held an,
the young people win have goo
time,
The Ladies' Ala society OF the Lea
Avenue Methodist church held a YER,
pleasant meeting nj the home OF Mrs
Don sterling on North Twelfth street
| "wednesday afternoon. the hogtes
was assisted by Mrs. y. u. Martin
MIS-. Henry and Mlas HaTtzel
PATSY" by Kate Dou0IaS Wlggeni
and ~ Scene In the Photographer
usilery" were the Teadinas given b
Miss Huisay. F&
u The Amateur club Will meet wit
! MSs. HImOe saturday Afternoon, No
! vembeF 30, at 3 o'clock instead q
"wednesday evening OF NEXT weel
] The change II on accOunk okE tao ElhI
! nIRstraia Following Ia tie ppOgraIn
II Subject, Beethoven"
Overture 90 F1delO--DsIB Hlld
0Funafeld, Mrs. Harden.
Ailsgro. Sonata op. i--Allps Panlin
/. Borradall6.
Allegro aonata op. 81, Ne a--MIi
nrunafeld. az
) first two movements ! gpnlbhDny-
Miss Marie Higgins. M'aH I,ouia
Niohol3
y NeNl Wednesday, aftsrnqq ne y
J Johh'a Rulld will hold t|i gparl
Thanha6'oIn e oIsa al tia NE !
h6rA w. W. McClellan Mort
ItHoN4lh ot44ak In c0nI "A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
The ;Wcman's Club Bazaar.

Yesterday afternoon and evening
the ladies' of the woman'a club held
their annual bazaar and art sale In the
placa formerly occupied by the Harris
Jewelry store. 4 large crowd at
tended and the ladies credited them
selves with a neat little sum OF money.
Chances were sold on n number OF
beautiful hand painted vases. Every
one who attended aaid that the china
department was exceptionally fine,
and too much praise cannot be given
Mrs. Wootton for her excellent work.
Another feature which much praised
was the home cooking section; the
cakes looked az though Albuquerque
ladies ought 90 arrange a cake con-
test. Won't some OF tho ladies' who
are interested In the culinary art pro-
mote this idea? Cards are oil right
but cakes taste lots better.
the committees were:
Home cooking--Chalrman, Mrs. w
w. Strong. assisted by Mesdamea E
Russell Edgar. u. H. Dunbar. G. r.
| Lowber, w. w. Mcclellan.
| Fancy work--Mrs r. e. Mitchell
Iclalgman, with Mechanics Bernard
sReasX ana ,. c, Baldrldge as assist,
i1ht members
L Aprons--fh charge of Mrs. Fred
Garfield ana Mrs. Felix Baca.
Art work--chaiTman, Mrs. Fred
Kent. assisted by Mrs, WoOtton and
Mfs. n. u. Ray.
Candy - Chairman. Mrs Hurry
Strong, aaAlsted by Mechanics cOwper
G, y. Conner ana Miss Gertrude Tref'
fenberg,
/ A tea table was In charge OF Mrs
Alfred ofuhsfeld and assistants and
was llbarally pRtTonlEed during the
aftefneea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

The Microbes club met at the home
OF Mrs. v. GuatAfson north OF town
last Wednesday afternoon. Miss Phil
brick and Miss Arnot read part OF
stoddard's lecture on switzerland
and Miss LilllOn 0ustafson rendered
several piano solos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
,AInone the Clubs and
aooieties.

The Waodmen's Circle arc Planning
TO eve q dance next Wednesday even-
Ina In the Odd Fellows Temple.
The Tuesday club will meet with
Mrs. ". &c. Hickey next week. Mrs.
Chester French will have charge OF
the class study and Mrs. A. u. stroup
viii give q Dnpor on current events.
Judge 10. A, Mapn was host 10 thu
Tan Dons last evening at hIa home,
col West Roma avenue. Mr.. A. u.
MsMillan rave very interesting
paper on Thou Bhnlt Not steal, .
aftaf which all present Joined In an
exciting discussion. Senator Isaac
HArth was the guest Of the evening.
~. ana Mrs. Edward Knesse en-
tertainea the Progressive Country
olab "wednesday evening at thor sub
urban nen6e west Of old Albuquerque.
Thls n ne fret of series.
me Kings Daughters met with
49, Mnlds wolklnG yesterday after
9Tap girls az the high school and
thb 9tfis Of the university are plan
nltg = dance FOR next Saturday even
ins ~ be slven IN odd Fellows Tenn
/ ~ a. q welcome 10 the high school
/ h0Yg who so TO Roswell for the
fnaAssslying football game.
W 6amAn OF the World will
ls4lltlAtb peessnber with smoker and
alyhhalDg q 20 that every one Will
h4gs y sood tiIne. v
fhe nsenlAg Auction bridge cluh
meet fhe evening Of the Ssth 81
tIo Womsn'H club. building. brsr J.
ltAfn6ou, Mrs. r. A. Mann and
NE hfe1 Petit will be hostessss foI
eAenintl r
prastrnal nrosharhood held an
lNIf tlt1iina Monday sight. and 3
~ Ne evening VIA spent In pro
fiigh I'VE, MrA Butler wal
ln4tuNnla WiEner 81 tho first prise
o AH'og ans was awarded Z
|.a--| IS dtDalntad plate. A SOU
Af N,afldo chfde was gsver
n ~ me ilEnt prize foi
gowd Anlhhad the even
ne with danelnK. +
svsnlhe ne ueFnan Lodge
n0o lnaeQutBade 0enclnt
ctoHio nail a G0ps
UA4 ne eroWo VA
q " easily Aocofn
4I T'lla lnfN vraoGt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

All goods reduced ana ps lt6
aame % ALL clarks's ourto 4stI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

Weller win give q slumber party IN
honor OF her daughter. Miss Flor
ence Weillor. The occasion In MiRs
WeillsTs birthday, and great prepR-
ratlons are being made ia order to
be sure the girls have a good time.
A dinner which will undoubtedly
be one Of the most elaborate ones
OF the season will be given on
Thanksgiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
Benjamin.
Mrs. Harry wNllIer will entertain
next Friday and Saturday afternoon
~ her home on West Central avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

Mrs. Frank E. Moore. house guest
OF Mrs. M. e. Hickey, has been the
hohoree at a number OF Informal af-
fairs tho past week. Saturday even
Ing Mrs. A. n. McMIilen gave a six
O'Clock dinner. Covers were laid for
DR.. and Mrs. James II. Wroth, Mrs.
Burke, Mr.. and Mrs A. b. Stroup,
DR.. and Mrs. Walter q. Hope. Mrs,
Frank Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
McMillen.
On Sunday evening Mrs. James in
vlted Mrs. A, b. McMillen, Mrs,
Burke and Mrs. Moore to take dinner
at the AlvaradO.
On Monday afternoon q number OF
old acquaintances met at the home OF
Mrs. A. n. Stroup and spent the after
noon sewing. christmas presents
were under construction, as "every-
body's doin' II" nowadays.
In the evening Gov. u. 8. StoveI
ENTERTAINED q few fTiends at dlnneI
49, ~ 0enrtesy 10 AIRS lSnoeey Cor "olt
Itlmea' sake" FOR OoveTnor Slower and
Mr. Moore were old acqualntances n
Kansas,
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. NJ 70
Hickey received informally for Mrs
Modre, and then Wednesday was Mrs
Louis Ilfeld'a day 'at home" 30 Mrs
Moore spent tho afternoon ct the IL
field home and chatted with her old
friends for the last time. ne she lef
Thursday morning for her home IL
Kansas Cisy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

with Miss Lillian GastArson last even.
Ing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
Parties Of The week.

Mrs. JacObo YrisarrI entertained
two tables at auction bridge Monday
afternoon at hsr homs on West Sill
YER avenue. Those playing were
Mssdames d. II. earns. George state
son. oill, E. l.. Bradford, Mary Hig-
gems. A. Il. Kistler.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

NJ, ana Mrs, Edward Kneese en-
sertalnsa the Progressive Country
olaB Esanes6ay evening at their sub
urbah neo6e west Of old Albuquerque.
Thls a ne fret Off series.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

The bridge club heg postponed ia
meeting for next week until after
thanksgiving ana viii meet on EPi.
day At the home Of Mrs. o, u, Low.
Der.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

Tae girls Of the high school and
TIE etfis OF the university are plan
nlHg dance FOR next Saturday even
inb 81 be slven In odd Fellows' Tenn
~ 80 q welcome 20 the high school
h0Yg who so to Roswell for the
TtAnsbGlvlng football game.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

NeAt "Wednesday aftsrnQqN me ~.
Tomas Rulld VIII hOld tts yearly
IhaueaG vine DIsa al the NE ~
nfrA ~. w McClelian North
vYeglb asflet In sona ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

Master Daniel Angus Macpherson
celebrated his fifth birthday Tues
day afternoon at the home OF his
PARENTS. Mr., and Mrs. Macpherson,
on West Central avenue. Now Il IL
no eagy matter 20 entertain a bunch
Of youngsters OF this age, for, no
matter how familiar they are With
the game there always are one or
two who rather stand IN the corner
than Join In the fun. However Mrs
Macpherson. who II quite familiar
Ntih the ideas OF children. let eHcA
got hln own way until all were aes
6uainted ana then they staFtoe ~
Cor . @ooa time. Suitable refreshg
shspts were served tho lively paslg
and each was presented with soLs
veliF pumpkin Oiled with eandy. OF
pourse these were taken bona,
Those helping Master Danisl ceies
|bFate Ms birthday were Latte NitspT
Aiasgafef white, Jane IEunine, DoreA
ny RnnWonhor, Louise Clark M1lN
N1u8f Dadla owen, Margaret 1tocnl
Luells lktoh. Nellie Kirchs BsRfio ~.
Het aslngS FFRhcis FeFeonEoes M.
lIA FHw&f Harry HEST QWel'
AIf4n Howard aeyn. veFnon tIt1ns
4oN 9alap DaNeK Wilson H4AM
'Ia|p fEfNIt. teeh cilaFk 3etl9H
eat lop Sgilsen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

ms Kings Daughters met with
'1sts Mnlda wolking yesterday after
aeca.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

4I|o 84kn dance ~ nenl El|t
N4| 4da ~ nv only feallt hire
1If ~ none Weoh Hb4I
a utI % wv about ti48
lA, WA6 tt6eNli,.9 lllat M AMI
tfft ASlkb tsahAau win ~ ~ 44ll
ttt Thbto AuAeee1 l|,.
t'aa t hhra seen kanet ara fnAN0
N w. aonl inet 80 VA ~ AliakN
|Tha na wlIl fneh tAtif paft
AID s8 lII "a iIoI|i y
a04H Alwege ~ MD Ntf
,laN elSlIIfi laoEt ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

on Wednesday evening the choir
OF st. Johns church Will hold a
meeting in the Guild hall for the re-
hearsal of cantata. "'fho Day OF
Rest" by w. j. witty. After the
practice open house will b held and
the young people win have a good
time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

q The Tuesday club will meet with
Mrs. ". E. Hickey next week. Mrs..
Chester French will have charge of
the class study and Mrs. A. n. stroup
viii give u paper on current events.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

10 w e4snAn OF the World will
peeesnber with smoker and
! elyahalng u 20 that every one viii
g4Ps y sOod time. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

The woodmen's Circle arc pianning
70 aive q dance next Wednesday even-
Ina In the Odd Fellows Temple.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
BIacIsard-Johnson Hardware 90

The great establishment OF the
mercantile firm above named at the
Southwest corner OF the square oc-
cupies more floor space than any
other merchandising house in sny-
der and IL is nkely that IT'S annual
volume of business vastly exceeds
that Of any other business house.
It covers GOx150 feet I'm the cor
ner store where is mainly carried it's
shelf and heavy hardware, buggles
and farming implements OF all kinds
whilst in the adjoining building and
connecting southern store, 6Ox8O I'm
size is a superb stock Of furniture.
every useful and ornamental fixture
to furnish a home or appropriately
appoint an Office or place OF bust
ness
Besides these store buildings the
firm also utilities much storage ware
house room.
The members Of the BACKYARD
Johnson Co. which was organized
Jan. LIST lsat when It purchased the
stock good viii and all assets of the
Mccullough Hardware Co., are w
+. Johnson, j. *. Blackard H. NJ
BACKYARD and Il. A. BACKYARD Mr.
Trhuupu tfuu on Yutf.ra frrutID of
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

It's responsible and reliable real
estate dealers. brokers and agents
are the most potential forces Of a
community making for its material
advancement, the peopling Of its till
able soil, the up-buldlng of the city
and the general development Of city
and county resources though not al
ways are they accorded this need
Of merit. Such Grm Is the
one here considered. It Is no dispar-
agement OF his able and enterpris-
ing colleagues and confreres In this
useful field, for it Is a fact we'll
known and dul, acknowledged that
A. J. Mcdowell, senior member Of
the firm, has during his seven years
residence in Snyder brought more
capital to Scurry county and settled
more people on It's fertile acreage
than any person I'm this section
and j r. Welch, who les associated
WIN hAt MiBbW Hil uhh Ntiu no iHH-
gard In a similar regard as Is else
where told Of Even I'm the present
prevailing dun times. A. J Mellow
ell & CO. are actively hustling and
doing business as will Be noted by
a transfer approximating $5O.00O.0O
which they have just consummatcd
and referred 20 in The news columns
of the Signal
And through other channels this
firm. or rather Mr. Mcdowell has
brought great sums of the present
greatly needed slncws of capital TO
West Texas. He is district manager
OF the Hartford Life Insurance Com
pany and through bis instrumental
ity, this company has placed vast
sums in loans I'm the plains country
and this immediate section and it is
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

full farmer in that then virgin tri-
tory. Later he was for eight years
TO a day one OF the leading gro
GERS OF Snyder and about a year ago
he established his present prosper
Gus business as whole sale and
retail dealer in grains and feed
stufis. lie imports the former in car
load lots and buys the surplus por-
ductions, when propltious seasons
provide any, OF milo maize and kaf-
fir corn shipping same to eastern
markets whore IT Is regarded as a
premier fodder Mr. Fickas is ma
tive of Missouri, but has lived in
Texas loi these many years and does
not have 20 be Shown" anything
relative to it's productive acreage
or other peerless advantages
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
Owl Drug sto c.

1t sounds a cheerful note and
Is message fraught with optimistic
omen for a community's future,
Of it's mercantile world, like a SAN
gulne and hopeful view OF present
conditions and those expected to
come.
No one interviewed by the LENl-
CON editor mas mOra abiding fa 20
in Snyder and Scuryr county than
Mr.. +. V. Clark, proprietor of the
owl Drug Co., Treasurer OF the
Young Mems Businea8 League and
an all round live wire citizen.
when querled In this REGARD. he
said: ~ located here, three years
ago, after full examination OF the
resources of Snyder and scurry GO.
and firm conviction I'm the fertility
of the surrounding soil and the
city's strategetic commercial adyan-
tages. / am still assured, altho trade
conditions have not been up to the
standard for a few months, that my
conclusions were correct and I viii
adhere to them till The last day On
the morning.
1--WE have had &C is true. a period
of dryness during recent years but
our peoples purse sare by no means
depleted and expect TO soon soc
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30
Mac W Weaver.

The stranger IN Snyder might
easily imagine himself I'm Dallas in
some modern. metropolitan center IL
he judged by the nattish, stylishness
of the well dressed men he meets on
our streets
Tho solution is 10 be found in the
fact that this city has the most
dOwn-to-date Quitting establish
mont in mems wear in all west Tex
ass At the superb store OF Mac w.
Weaver on the northeast corner OF
the square. the most commanding
location in the city any form can DO
fitted. the most exacting taste suit
ed, Zoo mems and boys wearing APP
1araI of the latest styles and finish,
Zoo mod.sh hats On durable. and tit
Iur footwear and iu those esseni-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

changes its goods and keeps its
stock pure and fresh and hence is
tho favorite and largest puryeyor in
this line in the city and one Of the
greatest grocery establishments in
West Texas.
It occupies the slightly and COM
modious 3Ox12O feet store building
ON the southwest corner Of the
square and every available foot Of
the interior Is stocked with a sup
crior line OF staple and fancy gro
ceries It has done a large and stead
lily increasing business ever since its
establishment two years ago, which
trade Is not confined TO the city but
extends TO many environing ranch
and farm homes. Free delivery Is
maintained I'm all parts within IN
Getty limits.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

class ana style go tHe mon.
outline of tle a.alner SOS. #
~ surpassed by Doc ma.. H'....
tous stores of our eraa. a...
This is markedly true ~ pertains
10 fabrics and garments laf .' ..
feminine heart and read"
clothes for gentlemen
the very latest Boo
and which combine . ..o ..
able desloions dr. ls and
ing qualities.
a perculiarr commentator.
ture of the commod'ous @iE.-'
store rs the segregation oi .
ent departments into separate con-.
partments. iusur.ns desirable p
vacy in making suitable
and fitting garments % the io'a.
To the rear OF the main i.a''
space is raised enclosure for De-
dies ready TO wear suits. eloaks' etc.
beyond this. is a sun tfher CONE
partment is the millineif aep-I'-
ment. where Is TO be found ~ l''
est au fai fashions head A', ?
low. beneath these division ~ guy
store proper, Is the mems
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

TN. above progressive. Hr- #r.I
.r .....l.n.ie u..rrI and u.H.Ir..n
H..l I'm s.r--. count. WHOM .r.r s.-
..u.r.r r..- fr..... .t e..f.r
..-. r..rs .ro rru.rre tho.
.-. r.rwr.rs and s...m r.+.r. brt
...., mail. rr.. .r- t.rI rr ....m
.. ..e u4,r.ra-. rrr r.r.r- add
...r.r.-y M .-r and ...-. r...
...-
A.. f..-.-..r. t-.-.r .f n..r
r........ 81. OBJ. ...rrr...--. ..- t.rr.
ANIL ... ,-,rru,rr o- ...rr... .r
..... .r ans Gi-.-..,r. ,- rr-..-
.,...- r...r.f Mani, rr +t. r-..-
... ..-.-. .-.t..r. AMI .,.r...
.s.. f.. IN. r,,f...r. fr e.r---
....-.. had. f,.., ,--r.t.4 r, ...~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

lngs department and shoes and
other distinct lines IN departments
by Themselves. Mr. Scars having
had the store rebuilt wi,h an eye
single to the pleasure and comfort
of hi7 p1irons n This regards.
This great emporium was opened
two years ago, iu what Is erroneous
iy III toe business of this establish
mant be q criterion, termed our dull
time period Ever since throwing
open Cos doors g.. has enjoyed q loSgo
and ever increasing trade and, 10 Us
not Inappropriate to mention. o
trade made up from the best people
OF Snyder and Scurry county
The sole proprietor OF this SPLEEN
did emporium is j. H. Sears, who
was formerly for fifteen years a
leading and successful merchant of
Corsicana He is a native Of Ala
bama, I'm his forty-fifth year, bat
was raised IN and has lived an his
life In TeXa8
Mr. Sears .s "a valuable acquisi-
ton TO our o. ycautilo world
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

has no bothersome and expensive
plungers or pump rods and general
ly II affords the best and most rela-
Bile service. Messrs Darby and Son
will shortly install one Of these air
lifts on the place of banker II. b.
Patterson adjacent 10 the city and
similar lifts and pump compressers
are used by the city OF Dallas for
it's water supply for all purposes.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

Thor. O.. Ur..aH. DO person m
s.arrr count. better posted e Oh.
.s E.r... resource. chan pioneer. S.
H. F..sas. who .o- almost a quarter
ot OBJ century past has woven tla
Wcof of industry DOB dIuoreu. ol.i-
irs- having to DO with or closely
related Co the products of its soil
Twenty two years lgo PEE began
farming ON tho fertile soil OF the
divide lands near Hermlelgh and Tor
nearly a decade he was a success
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

Granville johnson. curoute home
from Maria. Texas. stopped over for
% sHor. v.st ah home folks Tie
.s now located at Canadian. Texaf
BE says cine rains have fallen arourl
Fort stockton and Maria and q
country Is in ine shape
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-08-30

Cay McGlaun is handling q
press wagon this week