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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-12

leiene So. 8.75-9.15, orbindrs bis quite $3.50
--8.65, Gulls S4.00--6.00, 8eidorene Sam
nter x6.50--S.25.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
A Chance for the Girls and BOYS

We will mail a check for One
Dollar to any girl or boy under
Is years Of age in Marion county
who will send us the name of a
party who is going to buy a gin
in 1918.
We will mail an additional
check for One Dollar if we make
the sale, and we will make it if
the highest degree of ginning
efficiency and lowest degree Of
economy in operation will sell it.
There is only one condition,
that is, that the party whose
name is sent in buys a Gin from
some one in 1913.
Where two or more send in
the same, the one received at
our Office first, willget the money
f. Il. HAYES MACHINERY co
Marshall, Texas. If
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
Leyhe Piano Co., Dallas,
Open Branch at Jefferson

Our hustling secretary of the
Jefferson Prog ressive Club, Sam
f. Eberstadt, has induced the
Leyhe Piano Company of Dallas,
to locate branch store in JEFF
ferson. Their Mr.. d. r. Dodd was
here Wednesday and secured
a long lease on the Hussey &
Whelan building, under the
Chesterfield Club, which will be
remodeled throughout; will have
plate glass front and concrete
floor. The Leyhe Piano Compa-
ny is a large concern and will
carry here a full and complete
line of Pianos, Player Pianos,
Organs, Graphophones and other
musical instruments, and also
Sheet Music. They will be in
their new home and ready for
business about the latter part Of
February.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
4 CorreC ton.

In answer to Lassater Arti-
cles of last week, written by
Mexico Madge, in regard to the
dance that Mexico Madge said
was given by Mr.. Oscar Bobbitt
and wife, | want Mexico Madge
and all to understand that was a
plain false. There was no dance
given, as we do not belong to
that class at all. We gave the
school boys and girls an enter
tainment and some Of that class
came and got angry because We
would not allow them to dance,
so | suppose Mexico Madge
must be one Of that class, or
they would not have written such
false. Best wishes TO all.
Mrs. Oscar Bobbitt.
Lassater, Texas.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
Kellyville Dots

AS we see news coming from
everywhere, Kellyville wants to
be remembered.
We think we ought to think
enough OF our little burg to write
up its little happeningonce in y
while.
Mrs. J. n. Kelly has gone to
Texarkana to be with her son,
who was seriously hurt in a train
wreck sometime ago.
Mr.. Claudio Cox has returned
to L.assater, after spending a few
days with his mother.
Mrs. Buchanan, who has been
with us for many years, has
moved TO Nacogdoches.
Mr.. Gus Loomis was hunting
one day this week and in trying
to cross Cypress on a floating
log fell into the water and came
very near drowning, and his
gun still remains in the water.
Mrs. Bowden is moving this
week.
Miss Lillian Shackelford will
start her work for the Girls
Canning Club this week.
Mrs. John Stewart OF Missis-
slpl. is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. ID. Kelly.
Mrs. Frank Drill of Minnesota.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ". Shackelford
Mr.. j. W. Wythe moved from
Jefferson out here this week.
Ii this doesn', shock anyone. |
may call again.
Hay>ecds.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
The SANGER Mothers Club Has
REGULAR Meeting.

The outcome of the delibera-
tions among those mothers who
met at the Sanger school is some
thing worthy attention of the en-.
tire community. One new fea-
ture in business is that the
Mothers club will start mem
orial to Miss Bonnie Wallace
a beloved teacher, who died
while connected with the Sanger
school. Every pupil in the public
or private school, who has been
under the guidance of Miss Wal
lace will be requested to contrib
ute money. With the amount
raised monument will be set on
Miss Wallace's grave. Also a
letter has been sent to the school
board requesting the precedent
which has before been made, of
allowing the full years salary of
Miss Wallace.
From Waco papers.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
LaS0ter Articles
Nothing much doing this week,
but will tell something any way:

Nothing much doing this week,
but will tell something any way:
Calvin Sheffield, the 16-ycar
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Pate of this place came very near
being seriously injured Satur-
day. He was riding a motor.
cycle and going down hill, when
he accidently put his foot in the
hind wheel. which tore the shoe
from the foot, leaving him with
a very bad sprained ankle and
several bruises and cuts on his
foot.
Mrs. G.. w. Reneau has been
very sick for the last three
weeks, but is cOnvalescent now.
The grippe has almost subsid-
ed and the general health is good
at this writing.
Mr.. Jim Harrison of Linden,
is visiting relatives here, Mr.. j
c Simmons and family.
Miss Eva McCasland spent
Saturday and Sunday night with
the Misses Stephens.
Mr.. and Mrs. l p Witt of
Hughes Springs, are with their
father, Mr.. Polk Witt, who re-
sides 3 miles from here.
Mrs. M NJ. Glass of Sulphur
Springs, returned home Satur-
day, after spending a four days
visit with her brother, Karl
Ralph, who is agent here.
Mrs. Bernice Bridges of Bon
ham, is visiting her mother, Mrs
A. Sisk.
Mr.. ]. G. McCasland made a
business trip to Jefferson Satur-
cay.
Mr.. e. w. Bennett of this
place, is away on business.
Mr.. Ed Bobbitt of Jefferson,
spent few days with his broth
er, Oscar Bobbitt, this week.
MIR. Emory Morris of near
here, intends going to Cason
next Tuesday, where he has po-
sition.
Mr.. Lee Barrett of Atlanta,
has been visiting friends here,
returning home Saturday night.
Mr.. J. G. McCasland gave
dance Thursday night in honor
Of MISS Phine Benefits birth
day, which was attended by all
the young people Of Lassater,
also several from Avinger and
other places. They took leave
at II o'clock, thanking their
host and hostess for the pleas
ant evening.
Mr.. G. M. Beauchamp of this
place, was called away to see his
sister at Hughes Springs, who
was seriously sick He retuen-
ed Friday, stating she was much
improved.
Misses Eva Lean and Mamie
McCasland attended a dance at
the home of Mr. Allen Jackson
at Liberty Tuesday night. They
report a good time.
Mrs. G. G. Hawcroft and son,
Telford, made business trip to
Jefferson Friday.
Rev. Hooks, pastor of the M.
e. church here, could not be
with US Sunday on account of
much rain, but we hope when
his next appointment r o Is
round" the rain will hold up so
that he may put in an appear
ance. Ia, Ia, readers.
Mexico Madge."
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
Closed Out Of Respect.

We. the undersigned, agree to
close our places of business from
10 to II, Thursday, Jan. 30, 1913
on account Of the funeral of
Capt. Geo. II. Todd, one of our
Oldest and most respected citi-
zens,
Perkins Bros. Co., j II Rowell
& Son, G A Stutz, Variety Store,
Allen Urquhart, j r Adams, j
j Segal Co., Hussey & Whelan,
l. G Braden, Rowan A Green,
Restella& Co. II J Hudson, Jeffer-
son Progressive Club, Marion
County News, Jimplecute, Ear
nest Carr, NJ f Nash, AL Faviel,
Eugene Meyer, M Bower, JEFF
ferson Wholesale Grocer Co., |
l. Goldberg, Mr. Timm i n s,
ErambertV Vaughan Co., B j
Benefited, w r Gillespie, Mr.
Kennon, Rogers National Bank,
p Eldridge, Commercial Nation
al Bank, G W Carlson & Co., G
II Haggard, Mr. Vinson, Rosen.
field, j A Dunlop, ia Fielder,
M II Glass, Stutz Bros, Kennon
& Spellings, G. Kistenmacher,
G G Thomas, w T Sims, Clyde
Wilson, Paul Graves, B f Sher-
rell, Citizens Drug Co., u L
Biggs, Nelson 81 Collier, James
e Hale, Mason Bros, II l. Tor
rams, Torrans Mfg Co., Armi
stead & Benefited. w j Sedber'
ry, Ed Meyer, Ian Thurman, +
Meisenheimer.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
Two New PostofiiCes for Marion ca

Marion county has two ney
postOffices established recently
WhiteOak, with J. NJ. Clinkscale$
as postmaster, who has received
his papers and is now open fof
business. Mail to Whiteoak il
routed out from Jefferson on ruS
raj route No. 2 by j. W. Hill car
rier, who is met by a carrier FOL
Whiteoak, which is some fou
miles northwest of his route.
The second poStofnce is Walk
er, established some twelve
miles east of Jefferson, and mai
will be routed out from jefferson
over rural route No. 6. II. j.
Benefited carrier.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
Domestic Science Department, Col.

First term Oct, Nov, Dec.
The domestic science class
consists of twenty pupils, who
have been taught how to classify
food, how to serve, duties of
waitress, how to set table, cary
ing, care of linen, etc.
The following foods have been
cooked:
Bread:-SOur milk biscuits,
baking powder biscuits, yeast
bread, corn bread, Parker House
rolls, rice, Oat meal.
Observation-Disclosures potatoes,
cabbage, fried string potatoes,
stuffed Irish potatoes.
Meats-Broiled steak, ham tim
bles, chill, sautered chicken,
baked chicken, soup.
Cake -Cocoanut, lemon, spice,
plain, twin mountain, mullins,
doughnuts.
Alice Emmert.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
HOUSEHOLD CARES
Tax the Women Of jefferson the
>ame A. Elsewhere.

Hand t. attend 10 household dates
With q constantly aching back.
A woman should not hay~s bad back
Aad she seldom would II the sitneys
~rre veil
Doan's Kidney Pin. are endorsed BY
thousands.
Have been as~i ia kidney trouble
ever "a sesrs
Resi that THE 1eser.on som.n
ssys
Ars. . lee. Jefferson. Terss. say.
"A msmheF e ms family sassF~d ia.
isaseis fFam lAme back and ether sis.
s~s disorders sna no1n's kiinss Fili-.
ch,sis~J trom The Ctssrus nfas Co.
gave hsm great bensrt. Ia lss, | pab-
.ssiy recommended thss reasiy and
slac~ thea | have u.s.r hssra the -.
ts~si eom.lais. siiAaslv verify ms
forusr tesiamons.
For see b, al as.isrs. Price - e.H 10
tass~f- Asleafa Co. haeslo. Nee / orb
coo aSsass fos the tait~A >tssss
Rsm~@h~r The nsm.-nssn ts-srA
tass ~ ether.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS, I
rAnntv Of Marion

County of Marion.
To the sheriff or any Constable of
Marion County. Greeting;
You are Hereby Commanded TO sum-
mon Willie Greer by making publica.
ton OF this Citation once each week
for four successive w~sSs previous to
the return day hereof. IN come nc~s-
paper published in your county. IL
there be = newspaper published there.
In. but il not. then in any newspaper
published in the Fifth Judicial District,
II there Re no newspaper published in
sAid Judicia! district then in a nevspa-
per published in the nesres, Dis,ric, To
said Fifth Judicial District, to appear
=, the next regular term OF Jus,ics
Court. Precinct No 3, of Marion Coun.
~. to be holden al The Office Of l.. h.
Todd, in Jefferson. on the stth day Of
February A. II. 1918, then and there TO
answer . petition died Ia saia Coar, on
the WITH day Of January A. N. 1918, To
. sust, numbered on the docket Of ssii
Court No. sloc. wherein The Rogers
National Hank Of Jefferson 10 Plainua
and Willie sre~s IL pefeniaas, sAid
$500 ~ evidenced hy promisors note
dated October 3th. 1911. due January
Ah. 1872. sith 10 per cent inssr~ss
from maturity and 10 per cent attorney
f~~s Defendant pravs for attachment
10 Harrison Coun's. fesas.
H~r~sa Pal Not. but have h~saf~
sssd Court. 81 iss Afor~sssi nsst req lar
tssus. THE crit. With yoar return saere-
90. choosing boz Yea have ereeat~j
The came.
Given tai.r Nv Had. Aai the
is. Sea- Of sald lssrs. al ofsscs IN
.sdeseea this the .sth sas "A
January A n. 1918.
4. h. TODD.
iusisss Of the p~Aes. fr~cinrs NJ. 4.
ua,ssa Ccsnsv. rssss
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
To The Public

Lille May Tabernacle, No. 6
of the Knights and Daughters OF
Tabor of the international Order
of y, colored, met Thursday
evening in regular communica
ton and had a nice meeting
Among the many things did, {
special collection was taken VI
for old Sister Virgins to tn.
amount Of 81. 40 The Tabernacl,
meets every lst and 3rd Thurs
day in the month.
Dts. Matte Tyler, II. =.
Ever Cooper, G. r.
Ella Clark, Rem
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30

To my friends and customers
| take this means OF thankinu
you for your patronage. and r.
gre, that can, b. with you THIS
year;thoSe owing me for medicine
etc, viii oblige me by callnl,
on H. III. Thomas. City Marshall
and paying same A. be holds al.
- rEy accounts. Nours
r. j Nation.
THE R2Wle.gh mani
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30

At our Last assembling when
answers clear came ~ each name
was called a silence fell-that
silence which only Deaths cal
can claim, that no response came
to the call, Miss Bonnie Wal
lace" and we knew that one faith
full teacher and loyal friend had
answered her last summons-to
the Great Assemblage Above
Not alone in Waco, but through
out the state wherever she
taught she will be greatly missed
on account of the strong attach
ments formed through her mag
netic personality.
To interpolate just here thai
said of her by a worker.
Miss Wallace was a noble won
an and an ideal teachar. She
possessed great natural ability
and had learned much from long
experience. Her work in the
schOOlroOm was excellent. She
wrs contentious to a degree that
cost her great suffering during
the last days of her school labors
but she did not spare her physi-
cal body until God stayed her
hands. We seldom see such ex
cellent women in any walk of life,
and fewer men. Words can only
express a faint idea Of the true
worth of Miss Wallace to he1
family to her friends and to her
friends and to her pupils. One
dear little pupil continually says:
Miss Wallace taught us every
thing!"
She served whole decade in
her native town, Jefferson, Tex.
as, both in the military school
and in the city schools, there al
so on the state board of examin-
ers for teachers certificates.
Then four years as principal of a
private school in Waco, from
1897 to 19O1-leaving for climatic
reasons for Lampassas, she es
tablished a chartered school,
granting diplomas. Following
this she was teacher of English
in the Douglas Shuler school
upon her return to her family
residence in Waco, before enter.
ing the Sanger avenue school as
one Of US, three years ago. Sc
be it,
Resolved, That the teachers
in Waco city schools do appreci-
ate such a woman-such a teach
err; that we realize the loss the
corps Sustained and also the
lasting benefit her work has as
it's reward in the minds and
hearts of her many pupils; that
we desire a section Of the min
utes of our sessions be devoted
to these expressions Of our es-
teen loss; that the papers be re.
quested space for this acknowl.
edgement, thus conveying into
many interested homes a richly
deserved eulogy; that our tender
est sympathy be assured he,
loved ones left at home to mourn
daughter and sister. -Contribut
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
CEN Theatre

\ very Interesting story in
pho,orlay. The Mystery of
Souls. In three acts. will be
shown a, the Gem Theatre. on.
night only, Friday. Jan. 3is,
Donr miss ,hechance Of seeing
this wonderful and thrilling pic
,urc. |, is worth double the al
mission price.
Adm. Adults suc,> Seha-sl
Children lots
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
A Biz Fish

Friday morning a big oppo-
LOUISA cat weighing "a pounds, at
tracted much attention on the
streets. The fish was caught in
Big Cypress river near Baldwin
by Alonzo Gardner, who brought
it to Jefferson on the morning
Katy TO sell to some of the res
taurantS.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
he Missionary lnstituts and
Csniessace uoet II jefferson.

The Missionary Institute and
Conference Of pastors and work
ers of the Marshall and PittsburR
District OF Texas Conference
met in first Methodist church,
Jefferson, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, %, 20, 80.
First meeting was held Tues
day night, and as most Of the
ministers had arrived, good
program was carried out. Meet
tings were held morning, after
noon and night OF each day and
the program as given in last is
sue was a very interesting one,
and very spirited and instruct
i've throughout. The joint IN eet-
ing was well liked by all and
well attended.
Thursday night six O'Clock
dinner will be rendered to the
visitors by the Methodist ladies'
at the school building and over a
hundred are expected to attend,
after which the closing services
will be held. The ministers and
visitors who attended are given
below:
MARSHALL DISTRICT.
+. NJ. Boyles, p. E.; Beckville
w G Hardin; Gilmer Station, II
NJ Timmons. Hallville Circuit, NJ
l Brown; Harltoh Circuit, J NJ
Smith; Harrison Circuit, J +
Kidd; Henderson Station. G a
Tower, Henderson Circuit, J l.
Weatherby; Jefferson Station, G I
Cummings; Kellyville, l. H Mathi-
son; Marshall, First Church, l. b
Elrod; Marshall, Summit Street, W
w Gollihugh: Kilgore Circuit. F
Pace; Rosewood Circuit, ID B Bodie
Absent: CM Davis, Frank Plat
I 0 Dent, II c Willis and John
Cockrell
PITTSBURG DISTRICT
OF Hotchkiss, p E.; Atlanta
Station, e D Watson; Cookville
Circuit, J S Rogers; Daingerfeld,
C H Adams; Daily Springs, J E
White; Douglassville; d A Williams
Hughes Springs & Avinger, l. B
Saxon; Mt Pleasant, G l. Taylor;
New Boston and DeKalb, ] w
Goodyn; New Boston Circuit, G NJ
Yearwood; Nash Circuit, A G Hall;
Queen City, w W Adams; Pitts
burg Station, w w Watts; Pitts
burg Circuit, B c Ansley; Texar-
kama, Central Geo w Davis; Tex
kama, Hardy Memorial J E Nor
gan.
Absent: wv Honeycutt, A NJ
Pinham, J T Hooks, B c Anderson.
T D McCrary, S N Allen and II
Westmoreland.
Visitors: Jacksonville Distict,
Troup and Overton, NJ n Terrell;
Navasota District, Bryan Station,
Glenn Finn.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
NOtiCe--City Tax PAYERS.

Your City Tax for 1912 are due
and payable now. All tax not
paid by January 3lst. 1913, will
become delinquent, and subject
to a penalty of 10 per cent, by
order of the City Council. Please
call and pay same, and avoid
paying the penalty.
A. f. Walker,
Secretary and Collector.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
READ THIS.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney An
bladder troubles, dissolve gravel, cure
III sbetis, weak and lame backs. rheu
matism, and all Irregularities of III
kidneys and bladder in both men All
women Regulates bladder troubles il
children. Ii not sold by your drugxi -
will be sent by mail on receipt of 81 40
One small bottle is two months treat
men'. and seldom fails to perfect a cure
Send for Texas testimonials. DR.. r. "
Hall, sSb Olive Street, II. Louis. No
Sold by druggist
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
Road Tax Notice.

1t is ordered by the Commission
ers Court that the County Treasur
er j. H. Rowell, Jr. be authorize
to received $500 Three dollars
from any and all persons liable t.
road duty, for the year 1913, ano
receipt them for same against al
road service for and during the
year 1913, provided said sum of
$500 is paid before April, lst 1913
l.. f.. Purssell,
County Clerk.
Jefferson Texas. JAN, II, 1918
MI.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30
A Negro Boy Killed b. Accident

Two young boys of viii
Brooks, colored, living near Mr.
NJ. {, Stallcup, near Sml,hland.
while playing with muule.
loader shot gun Thursday. the
gun went of and one boy named
win was shot IN the head and i'm
s,an,ly killed The father wac
in Jefferson when he got the
news Of the boys death.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30

Each contestant in the Texas
Industrial Congress 1918 prize
crop costsst for $4,000 in gold
will receive = handsome stick pin
q . badge OF honor. These pins
are distinctive in appearance and
bear . seal slightly larger than a
die with The words TEXAS In
duslrial Congress. Smaller
FAxus: Better Farming, EN-
hosssd upoo Il. This il surround
I'd By . wreath Of cotton bolls
and ears u corn These pins
ars bsanx preAr~d aud will BE-
ru>Ay Sor distrs',utioo Ia . short
tine.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30

Mrs. Sham burger of Avinger
will begin her class in Avinger' S
High School Feb. 10th. Pupils
will finish in ten weeks. Win be
able to hold any position. Don't
fail to be in this class and you
will be ready for fall openings.
Touch typewriting, Spelling.
writing Grammer, Legal Forms
and Shorthand all for $35.
Yours truly,
Mrs. K. l.. ShauSnrger.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-01-30

The Philadelphia Society for
the Promotion of Agriculture is
the oldest association of its kind
in America. This was organ
lied by George Washington and
Benjamin Franklin is 1855.