Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-05-08
Personal MENTION

Bandie Cofman returned TO
Mooringsport Friday.
j. l. Ford has returned from
a business trip To Fort Worth.
Gilmer Mcconnell of Marshall
was visitor in the city Sunday
Corris Griffis is here from Mt
Houston, in attendance on court.
Mrs. G.. c. Thomas and Mrs.
Henry Rains. were visitors to
Linden Friday.
Mrs. Harry G Shut of Shrev-
port, is here visiting her mother
Mrs. d E Rose.
Miss Tribe Lennon, Ed Bob
bitt and Spurgeon League were
Lodi visitors Sunday.
Eugene Thompson, represent
ing southwestern Paper Co, of
Dallas was in the city Friday.
Miss Clyde Wynne of Linden,
who was the guest of Mrs. G. G.
Thomas, has returned to her
home.
Misses Gladys and Gertys
Johnson, of Atlanta, will arrive
today on a visit to Mrs. G. G.
Thomas.
Rev. G. X. Williams of Hughes
Springs was a pleasant caller at
the Jimplecute Office when in the
city last week.
}. A. Dunlop returned Wednes
day morning from Dallas, where
he attended the meetings of the
State jewelers. Association, and
reported splendid time.
Messers. J. G. Hand and w.
w. Lam beth are here in the in
terest of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventist colony and are being
shown over the city and county
by Secretary Sam E. Eberstadt
Mr.. and Mrs. w H Stark of
DeRidder La, are here on a
visit to Mr.. A. d. Ford. Mrs
Stark is sister of Mr.. Ford,
and this is the first visit he has
had from her in eleven years,
Her arrival was a surprise, and
also gave much pleasure to Mr..
Ford.
Charlie Johnson secured the
contract for building the Wood
man hall for the Potter Point
Camp, and went down Monday
to commence operations. Mr..
johnson was one of the original
crew of mechanics on the court
house, and we congratulate him
on this evidence of promotion.
G. G. Fountain and family left
last week for Carthage, where
he has contract for work during
the summer, and he states that
he may return here next fall.
BY his unbane manners and in
dustrious habits, Mr.. Fountain
made a good impression here.
Harry Corti of Marshall, was
in the city Tuesday, on his way
to Ayinger to take some views,
including the Connenger drug
store views. He returned same
evening. Harry is going over
to Italy in July to visit his pa
rents and brother Angelo Corti
and family, who returned there
two or three years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar and lit
tie daughter Estelle, went up to
Pittsburg Saturday nigth, where
the two latter will remain some
time visiting friends. Mr.. Dun
bar returned Sunday evening
and will continue with the court
house crew of mechanics until
the building is completed, when
he will join his family
Rev Tom Preston is here,
and will be joined by his wife la
ter, and they will spend some
time with their sister Miss Gin.
ME Preston. Rev. and Mrs.
Preston expect to return to Chi
ma in the fall where he is doing
Missionary work. His niece Miss
Mary Preston will go with them
and will take up missionary work
in that far off field.
ID. G. Driskell returned from
Marshall Monday night, where
he was called week ago to the
bed side of his little son Patton,
who was stricken with pneumo-
MIA. The patient is all right
now, and Mr.. Driskell will devote
his time and attention to the Ice
and Light plant in future To the
extent OF making the plant a sue