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The Bonham Daily Favorite from Bonham, Texas • Page 4

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BONHAM DAILY FAVORITI. Smart Tan Shoes LEWIS, re's a swell style in Tan Sho for Young Men who want the thing! 1 Ins shows the new receding toe with wide shank and low heel. A DANDY $400 and $6.50 For something Smart and Snappy this is the Tan Shoe of the Season! THE SHOE MAN WEST SIDE SO, PERSONAL Miss Giace Weikel who hiu been visiting hei cousin, Bon nie Baker on North enter street for the past two weeks, icturucd to her heme hi Pans yesterda) morning. Mrs. G.

B. Williams of Sherman is the guest of her son, K. II. Wil. liams and wile, on North Center Street.

Mrs. r. Bradford and daugh ter, F. Phillips, have returned from a mouths stay at Boulder, Miss Hattie Htephenson who has been attending a Millinery School in Dillas has returned home. Mr.

and in IW'II Downing of Sherman spent Sunday with her mother, Mis. Julia Stephenson. Miss Came Davis, of Dallas, is the guest ot rival ti Me Dade. Mr. and Mrs.

Asher and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marion, of Cooper, spent Sunday in lionham with triends and relatives. Miss Anderson return'd home with them and will visit in Cooper for several days. Misses Cleo and Bessie Crues, of Honey Grove, are guests of Mrs.

Anderson. Stew ait, wife and children at noon Commerce where they will visit relatives. J. Hembree and wife left at noon for Wellmrn, Ma after a visit to the patents, B. F.

llcmbtec and wife. Mrs. J. Saunders left at noou i for Bowling Green, K) where) she will visit Mrs. 0.

P. Moore who has been visit ng Mrs. G. X. Moore returned to her home at White wright today Miss Itcuith Thompson has re turned from a visit to relatives at Dallas Galon McK'imey of Honey Grove was in the city yesterday visiting relatives.

County Superintendent li. M. Parker has leturned from Austin where he has been a member ol the State Boaid of Examiners at Texas University for the past month. Miss Bertha Wyatt has returned from a visit at Jamesport and Mill Grove, Mo. Miss Florence Kincaid returned Saturday from Dub'in where she has been visiting friends.

Miss Jeffie Shivers, Mrs. I. K. Luton and sou Joe Baxter, left today for for a visit to relatives at Ector will enter 1lie I his morning. i tian college.

1 Mrs. Ed Jones left for a visit to relatives at Okemah, Okla today. Mrs. Betty Williams and -daughter, Miss Lula, of this city and J. G.

Webb and ife Ft. Worth, left for Milam, this morning to visit relatives. Miss Wisdom left for Paris morning where she Will vitil relatives. Roland Bush left for Wimlom this morning where he will become exlitor of the Windom I lei aid, a weekly publication which he intends to print at that place. "Mrs.

M. E. Shaw returned her home at Paris today after I I to relatives in Ibis city. Mrs. A.

Kincaid is visiting at City. J. A Cole and loft for Dodd City this morning after spending the day here yesterday. Mrs. Will Henderson is spend ing the day at Sherman.

M. M. Jordan is visiting relatives at Dallas. Mrs, E. C.

Mills, who has been visiting M. W. Orme and family, returned to her lwymr at Dallas Saturday. Miss Mabel Jones is v'siting relatives at Ector. Morgan Porter of Clarksville spent Saturday and Sutvlav in the city.

Miss Maude who has 1 in the city Miss Jessie Bipgrcstaff, returned tj her home at Whitewright this afternoon. Miss Verly Kdlow of Trenton. who has visiting her axmt Mrs. O. W.

DdUariiite, left whore she Abjlene Chris On Palm Beach Suits We have a lew Beach Suits left and will sell them at LESS THAN the REGULAR PRICE. Straw Hats at Price Miss Etta Crossland 's visiting friends in Texarkana. Miss Jmogene Henderson of Honey Grove passed through the city en route to Green to visit friends. ss lEvaljn Biggs of Dodd City is visiting friends the city. S.

H. Platt, who has visiting E. M. Platt returned to his home at Blue, today. Miss Maggie Arledge returned to her home at Trenton aft-r a visit to friends in the city.

Mss Mattie MeConneM of Honey Grove visited in the city today. at repair yctir phonograph. Ciin Married Just In Time. A marriage license was isuicd to a young couple Saturday at the (bounty Clerks office, the couple swearing that they weie of age. After securing the license they went to the home of one of our local pastors and were married.

In the meanwhile the Clerk's oflice was notified that the couple were not of age and that they were being manied without consent. Knowing wheic the couple ed to go to have the pet formed the oflieeis were notified and sent there to prevent their marriage if possibblc. As the officers arrived on the scene the young couple were just in the act of leaving the residence. They had already been married and it was too late for the officers to do anything. PEELER'S Air dome to nigh JAY KAY.

Wood-Hay Stock Co Opening Play CULLY WOOD. THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA A Beautiful Southern Drama in I BILLIE BCKKE NEW REFINED VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS Featuring those popular favorites, the Comedy Masons, the most versatile comedy duo in vaudr Curtain Rises 3:20 Adm. lOc and 2 Your watch, clock and ry repeimi at New Concrete Walk. Tom Biown is having anice concrete walk placed on the south side of his residence on East 8th Street. QUARTERLY CONFERENCE The third quartodly conference for Bonham station will be hefld at the church tomorrow night connection with the meeting.

Let all of the official members of the church be present. O. S. Thomas, P. E.

Good letterheads and envel ones make favorable Impression on your cor respondents. Co Clothes That Better see If your cannot be I in proved In some re speets Best work at lowest prices can be had In our Job Prluting department. BONHAM'S LARGEST STORE SPECIAL ARTICLES SPECIALLY PRICED Dust Caps Made of light, medium and backspace each 10c Fountain Pens Self tilling, iiou leak able fountain gold plate pt. A better article than you have bought for oue ttey 50c Grade Ladies Waists Material white crossbar in wide collar, low neck, short Indian Suits Made of natural color with lringed Cap trimmed with bright feathers-set of coat, pants and 1.00 Bath Turkish bath blue and pink Price 25c $1,25 Grade Made of solid blue au attractive To close 25c Grade Broken lots of our regular 25c of bows, fancy collars, crochet coilars, choice 19c $1.00 Light weight tlannelette back Special 75c New Goods Are Arriving Every Day In our Ready-To-Wear Department you will find Hundreds of Fall Dresses and Coat Suits, IT iS A PLEASURE TO SHOW THEM. I R.

A RISSER COMPANY BONHAM'S LARGEST STORE: FARMS FOR SALE Near Bonhain, Texas, By Will H.Evans,Over First National Bank 8 acres in the city limits, ble for truck fanning or poultry Within 1 2 mile of High School and Cotton Mill, $000. 1 4 cash. 25 acres of black land, nearly all cultivated, no improvements, on public road 5 miles out, I 3 cash. acres mixed land, good I room house, porch, barn, cistern, in I mile of corporation. On pnblic road, east front, 50 per acre.

road. Two sets improvements. Small orchards, well, timber. Fine bcrmuda pasture. Main house of 7 rooms.

One of 1 rooms, barn. On road. Bargain. 49 acits, red loam, smooth, no waste, road on 3 sides, house of 4 rooms, two porches, well, barn, orchard and benics, 5 miles north, 35 seres, 5 miles north of Bonham, 28 cultivated, 4 room house. I 2 cash.

Plenty of water and timber. acres good mixed land, neai Hilger, 3 sets of improvements, good barn, plenty water, pe acre. Mixed Hulls an Meal by Mixed Feed 100 45 acres fine red loam land, 3 N. E. of Bonham, 3 room house, plenty water and timber, per acre.

Hulls by wagon Cotton Seed acres 1 mile east of Ivanhoe, 75 cultivated, 1 room house, good orchaid, plenty timber and water, per acre. 2 3 acres mixed land, nearly all cultivated, some timber and pasture, 4 room house, barn, well near school, 5 miles N. W. of Bonham. per acre.

acres smooth mixed land 1 miles N. All cultivated but 8 acres, bermuda grass, house of 1 rooms, barn, pools, wells, per acre. 109 acres black mixed, oil eulti vated, good house ot good barn, deep well, I miles west. On public road, per acre. 35 acres 10 miles noith, near Hidings store, known as the Kennedy home.

Plenty of wood, past ure and water. 1 have many other tracts further out. Al! of these can be Iwmght on very easy terms. 1 can give possession on Jan. 1st.

One or two can be delivered now if crop is bought. WILL H. 10VANS, Bonham, Texas, Over First Nat. Bldg. 15 acres of timber of Bonham for s.

in two miles Easy terms, 55 acres timber 7 miles N. black land. Fine proposition, per acre. 100 acres with 1 2 cultivated. House of rooms, hall, baru, well, spring, 7 miles X.

E. of Bonham. Will sell crop. per acre. On road.

I believe 1 have the best and most stylish carriage in Bonham, equipped with pole aud and its for sale. Will sell my horse too. T. It. Caldwell.

1 wk 1 have a house adjoining the Catholic church for sale at $3250 Will II. Evans. Mr. AY ill Moad is building a new house ou his lot on 10th street. Russell Gro.

Phone 58 SUCCESS IN MEDICI Good doctor succeed, ami them are the greates factors; poor doctors drop they Good prop medicines succeed, and the of the masses arc blessed Poor medicines drop out should- The Ament in neither guliable nor recognize the value of such aid remedies as Lydia Vegetable Compound, for more than thirty been the standard medy male ills and complies with ditions of the Pure Drugs law. Injured Yesterda Henry Collett received puiulul sprain yesterday aft at the T. Station riding in fiom the coal ch the cast bound 5:10 train the train appioaehed th he swung from tin car tumi ankle He rep ted as somewhat I tier today. VACANT LOT FOR one block of th 1 have a lot 80 ioo on the corner for $500 Will H. 202 acies near County Farm, black land.

Two sets of improve ments. Good well, pool, timber. Nearly all cultivated. per acre. 5 miles S.

E. nearly all house of 4 rooms, porch, barn, well, black mixed laud, 5 miles N. W. Will sell crop. Near school.

per acre. 50 aeres 8 miles S. 17 acres cultivated. House of 4 looms, two porches, 3 timber. Black land.

Near school. On road. per acre. 150 acres black waxy and mixed land 3 miles S. ou Greenville Speci Every pair of Men, Women and Slippers is being closed out Prices to make room our New PALL and WINTER sto As long as they last, Each Pair sol gets you 10,000 Votes on Pian Get Busy VARIETY'STO.

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