Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-06-12

Miss Clyde StrinKfellow is Wis.
ting friends at Marshall.
Frank Fort after visit TO bis
parents returned to Longview.
Margaret Collins is spending
her vacation in Houston with her
sister Mrs. w. n Sprong.
Louis Jones is at home from
Dallas on q visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Jones.
J. A Simmons is in Avinger
this week, visiting his daughter
Mrs L. q. Howell and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Russell
and baby of Lindale visited their
parents, II. G.. Latham and fam
lily.
Mrs. J. D. GOwen of San An
tonic was the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. c. II. Cummings this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. p. Witt of
Hughes Springs were in the
city Thursday en- route from
LOngview.
J. l.. LOvelace of the News.
went home Friday to vote Sat.
urday on the good roads tax for
Cass county.
Miss Corrie Blackbourne has
returned from Jonesville, where
she closed her school for the
past session.
Mrs. Chas. M. Groves left
Friday to Join Mrs. Groves at
Van Buren,, Ark. Friends are
sorry to have her go.
Mrs. S. p. Chambers of Dain-
gerfield, is here visiting her
daughter Mrs s. p Stringfellow,
and son, DR.. J. p. Chambers.
Miss Minnie Mae Sherman of
Atlanta visited Misses Waldo
and Carrie Mae Murray Thurs.
day, when on her way to Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Sprong
have returned to their home in
Houston. after a pleasant visit
here to their mother Mrs. J. G.
Collins.
Mrs. J. G Jenkins of Danger
field, who visited her sister and
brother, Mrs. S. p. Stringfellow
and DR.. j. p Chambers, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. r. II. Hazard left Wedns.
day on her usual trip north for
the summer, which she will spend
with relatives in Lanesboro Mass.
and Bedford, Canada.
Mrs e. Eberstadt has return
ed from Sulphur Springs where
she attended the recital given by
Miss Eva Eoerstadt, of which
something is said in this issue.
w II Nash, of Minis Chapel
community, was here last Fri
day. He came with Miss Josie
Taylor, who was in attendance
on the teachers board meeting.
Mr. j II Dodd and daughter Miss
Sallie, returned home Saturday
from Chattanooga, where they
visited relatives, and in the mean
time saw the reunion of old Con
federate veterans.
DR.. K. S. Terry was here
from Shreveport to attend the
reception given at Hon. and
Mrs. b, r. Sherrell's in honor
of their neice, Miss Mary Muir
ply Nance, Tuesday.
Mrs. l. b Todd was called to
Robilene La. Saturday morning
on account of the accidental death
of her neice Mrs Montgomery's
son Stanley, aged about 10 years;
caused while in the woods hunt
ing.
Miss Waldo Murray, one Of
Jetferson's most talented must.
clans, has returned from Port
Arthur, where she studied mu.
sic under Miss Brusie. Miss
Waldo will teach a class the com
inc session
Atty. K. K TAYLOR was in Bos
ton, Bowie comfy, on legal bust
ness on Thursday He will be in
Avinger Friday, and at Harleton
on Saturday on legal business
and will return home Satur-
day evening.
Our good friend and popular
citizen, Capt Jim Simmons, of
Cass county came down on the
J. & n. W. Wednesday evening,
and returned home next day.
Many regretted that he could
not prolong his visit here.
Rev. c l. Taylor of Mt. Pleas.
ant, was a pleasant caller at the
limp Office Tuesday afternoon
Bro. Taylor was on his way TO
Linden to attend district confer
ence and missed connection at
pi,t.burg-or did not get here