Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-31
Personal MENTION


lawn this week.
c. G.. Luckel OF Houston was
in the city this week.
Hon. C.. G.. Hines of Linden
was in the city Tuesday.
i Miss Hazel Rose was home
Sunday from Jonesville.
| l.. Il. Webster of Shreveport
was business visitor Monday.
w. j. Maxwell was in the city
Saturday, and called at the limp
Office.
NJ. J. Whelan and family were
in Dallas last week and returned
Sunday.
w. f. McClurg of st. Louis is
a business visitor in the city
this week.
w. p. Stiles of Trees City La,
was business visitor TO the
city Monday.
Mrs. II. G.. Taylor is at home
from trip to Los Angeles, Cal.
and other points.
Col. w. B. Ward is at home
Ffrom Mont Eagle, Tenn, where
he spent the summer,
Edwin B. Walker was over
from Marshall Sunday and
spent the day with home folks.
l.. G. Pruitt and family attend.
ed the Marion County Singing
Convention at Bear Creek Sun
day.
G. w. Carlson was among the
Jefferson people who attended
the Ebert Hubbard lecture at
Marshall.
w. d. Fason went to Shreve-
port Wednesday to attend the
fair and visit his children return
ing Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Wise went
to Marshall Saturday to hear
Ebert Hubbard and were guest
Of 81. l.. Wells.
M. j. Whelan went to Shreve-
port to be in attendance on the
Watson. Bailey case which came
up for trial this week.
J. A. Sharp was in the city
Saturday, and we are glad to
see him able to get about with
only the use of a walking cane.
A. e. Forbes has returned
from Oklahoma where he spent
several months, he and son were
callers at the Jimp. Office Satur-
day.
Mrs. Harry G.. Schutt was
here from Shreveport to visit
her mother, Mrs. d, f. Rose
and her many friends were
pleased to see her.
Mr.. Pink Fitzgerald was in
the city last Friday with his son,
John, and we are sorry to say
that he is in feeble health but
hope he may be better soon.
Mrs, N. A. King of Atlanta
left here via NJ. X, 81 r. last Sat
urday for South Carolina called
there by the death of a brother,
Mr.. King went as far as Shreve-
port with her.
w. #. Gillespie went to Lin
den Wednesday on J & n. w.
with car of fixtures for Mr.. Nor
ris store and took a force of
three men to get the store fitted
up as soon as possible.
Among those who went to
Marshall Saturday by train to
hear Ebert Hubba lecture,
were: Mrs. M. II. Glass, Mrs.
V. E. Bland, Misses NJ. Com
brook and Bessie Urquhart
Albert w. Woods came in last
Friday from Ballinger, and spent
up till Sunday at home visiting
his mother and meeting friends
at bis old home. Mr.. Wood is
manager of the Western Tele
phone Exchange at Ballinger.
H. g. Howell Of North West
part of Marion county was "a
pleasant caller at the Jimp. of
flee Wednesday when he brought
in some fine sample of his yam
potatoes for Secretary Sam Eber
stadt of The Jefferson Progress
sive Club.
Judge H. r. Littleton and
daughters Misses BeSs, Neder
and Ray came over from Mar
shall Sunday in his car and
spent several hours. On their
return Miss Eugenia Afford
who was visiting here accompan
led them home.
The following went over in
| Mayor j. b. Hussey's car Sat
urday afternoon TO Marshall to
hear Ebert Hubbard. the distin-
guished lecturer; Mayor and
Mrs. Hussey, Miss Alice EN-
inert. Miss Lucille Moody and
F Mr.. =. r.. Eberstadt.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Camp