Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-08-14
Personal MENTION


Mr. and Mrs Ian Thurman
were visitors in Marshall Sun.
day.
Misses L.ala Mae sad Della
Dean Wood son returned to Mar.
shall.
Misses Lucille and Marguerite
Singleton have returned from a
pleasant visit to Marshall.
John Bangor, editor of Cass
County Sun, Linden was in the
city several days this week.
Mr. J Oppenheim who has had
quite serious spell of sickness,
is some better, but still feeble.
Mrs. l. V Houghton, of Green
vile, is visiting her cousin Miss
Corrie Blackburne, at the Taylor
home.
b H Oppenheim is home from
Little Rock, Ark, on a short va
cation to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs j Oppenheim.
Louis Webster, j., of Shreve-
port, was in the city Wednes-
day on his return from bust
ness trip from Little Rock.
Mrs Eta Sterrett and child
rem leave this week for an eX-
tended visit with friends and
relatives in Beckviile, Marshall
and Gilmer.
Miss Lean McCasland of Bur.
iingtOn, was a guest of Mrs Robt
Walden Tuesday and Wednes.
day, while on her way to visit
relatives in Lassater.
Sam e Eberstadt secretary of
Jefferson Progressive Club, who
came home sick from Mineral
Wells, is improving and all hope
to see him cut again soon.
Mr. and Mrs J II Benefited
went to Marlin Saturday. Mr.
Benefited returned Monday, while
Mrs Benefited will remain sever
al weeks on a visit to her parents
Mrs. viii Singleton, Miss Lu-
Gle and Will Jr., left Tuesday
night for Galveston, to join Mr..
and Mrs. II. Il. Largent of Fort
Worth in pleasant stay in that
city.
Mrs M b Lewis has moved in
from Baldwin and has taken
the Key residence on Soda street
where she will take few board
ers. Her son, Alonzo Holloway,
has a position with the garage
here.
Mr. H A Spellings reached
home from a three weeks stay
at Battle Creek, Mich, Wednes-
day, where he went with Mrs
Spelling who will spend several
weeks in a sanatarium for her
health. Carrie Maybsrry is with
her mother, also Mrs Rainey Of
Bonham.
Miss Maybelle Hale returned
home from Alto, where she visit.
ed her sister. Mrs IL G Miller,
and children for several weeks.
Mrs Miller and children came
with her to the delight Of every
one, for Mrs Miller was one of
Jefferson's most popular and
pretty young girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Wythe, of
Kellyville left Tuesday for Okla
homa City, Ok, whore they go
to visit three sons and their fam
lies, residing in that city. all h av-
ing positions with railroads run
ming out of there. They expect
to spend several months; and we
all wish them very pleasant
and agreeable visit.
JEFF Boone was here day or
two this week, on one of his pc
riodical visits, and referring to
old times, when the elder Boons
were a big asset to a wide sec
ton here, it revived reminisces
of a pleasant nature, and made
US feel grateful for the enjoy
ment of blessings lingering along
the way, in evidence of broad
and liberal citizenship of the
past.
Miss Tommie Stallcup left
last Wednesday for Galveston
in company with her sister and
brother-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs.
J T Wurtsbdugh. They went
overland by automobile and very
pleasant, allowing them to stop
at many different places en- route
afternoon they arrived
at the great Island city, where
,hev are now eniOvinp the surf