McKinney Weekly Democrat-Gazette from Mckinney, Texas • Page 2

mr- WKKKT.Y PF.MO(’K.\T OAZETrK TEXAS. 'riH AUV 'Veekly Democrat-Gazettc -ITRLtftifKD (nrEEt waltkh tl All fhp boys anil rp- II HI TP II turnod to colb nft spoJlnft thp i ff OUOO holUlnyp at homo. fino tltno ai homo. too. Suhpiribw 1.

youf on thv murtiin of the on the nich four AH I iptkrm on of not tMtlfy 'm. If tmdo in this wdl rnnnoy and Ivour tv mprohnnts out. art th. Hi ar hrhiii hulldor. MONDAY WOHT BAITIMORE C.

M. Grandberry Manager Company Store I r. T. Clurk ot liiMiton xit-Hii'-t rhui his daughti r. Mrs.

U. A. id H.iyn. I ollur in Klnnoy. I t'niiudfi r.

Tl fas, wia till' I'. iiM.irut anulbor yi'or. ihaitUs Mi. ruiv jOf for your iom 1. and daughti'f front iUf vialtinj; I'mdo I'o'ti nd and In this oity.

Xrthui Ini'd with Tom from and hn.H hoHl of tel, I'Ky tv ho aro glad im on his vl.sit. Th.y will I Ktldor Matt in I or lit ml 1- YVr I 1 I tm rtnuly and fhn hvrKo nt vi paily-' olor- I Cr has -M. IH-ht. in Kinnoy as tho of tho in his tV in fptnn ly Itonto tn i.udddtp on tho rido of tho ut otti- il tl.M tomi in in OAILT 81 BSCRlPTltlN R.vTES. Oaity By Carrwr in in rew Dnttr Bf Mail.

aiH (Booth in SU in ynr In iMth PUUNTKI Ucv. U. n. Shult.s OS tl tv Ivfd t.loicrum from B.dtlmvr« Minounclnsr tho of his vvlfr's Wultor II. Hu.sh.

which oc- In tho Johns Hnpkinn honpifal i Mr, hmno i.s at that city lust (Monday) nlRht, Tho varkana I ho will movo Idomasod had boon a patient In tlint nmiv Iom Imiiu 1 and ihitnir tU h. np institution for two or three Mr, i su ods i Hoi-; a mo th a.v.i.al His wiM was iidh him when he ho has p.om to '-w thank h.m. til Tim 1 K- anot U. I' a ih.i I 1-a d. a ill.

I fin.M HI I y-t'ti A II lY I his hrath. in the of h. mirUvr or si me Of V. I menhiindise .50 i.n SJ jp.iskCd awav. Mid Tho d.

i ensi'd wa.s pre.si.b nt of the Nitional Uann el tlre.uvtiie. where he had lived for Mr. rry said the .1 fy.fivn vesir.s. Ho was born ami enioved a splendid in- Irearrd m-ftr AHvn. and was a broth-, durinp the last Ttush.

He sue- an I aiitieipat's a yood tmr.l- John a j.n inn. EDiTORTAL CLIPPINGS fihnlt.s. Mr. and Mrs. Mornn in.

m. '-K v.frvees in -su a II 111- -s tm Mrs. W. F. Hitsti and Kdc.ir lilt.

I. 'I th. thi ilisiii piiiUnA topeth- Hu-Sh. all close relatives of this eUv I in- over to Greenville this r.ner- noon. Furerai arrangements liave meo been nnnounced.

this eity. Mr. and lirownwood. Tese pay for flie Weekiv to G. Gains.

Ituuie I 'i whivh they i'eiul pr. sent to and MeKlnnrr. Write it Make no Da your trading in ir tag 192i. How Inevitably ihms imtr' rate laughter end in iph Si. 'h Bo proud our cftu.

nos. Excellent make laricee ejtU inrger. eomiv it .1 no ji.ti.er i' It. 1 1 i I l.e«m tu O. pr vm 'U! -n- pi N.

FEDERAL COURT MEETS AT SHERMAN 1 und ne Los Angeles Man Visits Little II the huildiiiK at Daughter A. le a fiu mer who lives out I.o ill and vvs for 'I'tie ocrat-Gazelte and 1 Siur clnhldni; rate fttr has i- him that we great! I i I m- iStat. 1 -f i I ii.sin I'eiitn ounty it riet emirt if in- eunvvned in The new court hou.sc looks better the look at Everybody Is glad now that We have a new court house. In Paragraphs in the Si rman Democrat, we read; oergh makes the trail, bur at il.at it is hard to follow. PI WU.n about thr words.

1 arounds he I sirp. I 1 llaiph Utyaiit Is of 'iild jr. s. ntiim hu-d tb. nr L.

Ca.n Los Udr'Std Marslml Idiil K. of uo-d mov. -pe. Tuesday aPer sp.mdin. tl i 1 -i ndu.K fhe comt.

1 rnotor in vusdinp i 1. Paul Kei is ai ns ruur -f v' as Kmnev, al.so a hn. M-l The fo low iuk oll.n COunty elH- YOIR.SI KK Brlinlngham of Uns dv hi n.s ar- oa l-Vd- ral prand jury: rh Willi a in rU, Giav i P. Plano; L. oniv esfablishmmr.

L. U. Goforfh Anuiv: In uf.her Mr. 1 da u-'- Kllmand Henry C. Von makes h-ane -ith her Mrs nirmincham, urk.s And here McKirnev'.

und S. rm. nt ih sends ns t' tion of W. M. l'eltv ly and ly Farni b-dlt nt our spellili ludida rates.

ftnished. Just Knowing thet is chuck full of fKilitics, better subscribe for one of these papers and keep posted on and happenings. wa.s a the one all-in question up- toyons Christmas to her to h. Wot 'tnddv with her. Dtirlnp the holi- pern.ost our mmds u.

hat does the new year hold tor has broth.T. B. C. a questii ww would merely motored out Crosbyton in i-av that the new y-a- will be what i Wes? Texa.s, they vi.sited an. V-.

brother. John and ni- you malP it nothing mor-. nutning lly who live out there. Hi some Darcy L. is a traveling ssdes in ioxt.

we aJl'mnn. trnde territory inelndt natur.U. Hut why i nm uf Texas low. Charle.s J. Uik.t, P.

H. und Farai- svii (i. (Pat) Muy.se. formerly of! Kinney, goncral iiiuniiger of the, Demofrnf 'd rthi-rman, is I a seand juryman. II.

Dunn, at' in his rem al ro ly fm year. In a ia em renewal he' "1 ha I cuuhl do without it Is the only medium tl I am to keep up ings of the at lare ate kind word 1 II I- I rn II 1 1 i II (IS -K III ,1 ,1 .1. ,41 It al, RU 1 1 1 -1 .,11 T1 1 Tl: 1 XX 1. 1 it A 1 h. Ti -M LI iiiM s.

1 .1. in lliilarl Ib'sby. year.s imiu. oi' MeKlnnev, luit a of Hallas pre tii e.llv all his 1 VV-. found died in hi- beil I al lus Imme.

1 I M.u De.ith wa.s a he It atfaek. it Is belb-veil. Mr Healev is yurvivd by ills vvife I I -mill Kv.d.vn liotii of Dallas, Ith his Neath. i Hmkeli, 'I xa) pml in to a os a mint were plea a as a XX bed not sr for I and were see lilm. Den and ai of Ham county atlortiev of t'ollin cpiii are naHvos of Codln pmdj are fine iimn.

XXesl. H'd. ltls. known farm- i't tie' lliKnins i-ominunl'y south- I im'tton. wee a la vi- tor tille offlee xiond av.

li to i'eme-irut It, I I Sell I IT iptain ve t- in -e. for liieh we tli.iiv Mr. Shields up -le .1 I n.eiie: vv II ktmwn rtm of 11 a en.s n'linil re. in' Il left 1 It work the VtlU'l Dv XX' aver insulting Hmrlfi'r- Itetimn' tills firtn for over five IS tluit to voiinp tm who work ed tauhfudv Mr Ibdnhardt 'iv manv of eoni. I rd di frnnd i't and Mr tiirotigh a lorn pevii.d of yoars Ue V.

in. r.ul't Kie I Dr. XX bap- llze-1 hlui I he a hiii i II l.td 'rin Iheir p.ist<.r,nt»' in tia. Dr uml i.f ely p- holitlav gin St. r'-riOm, Nt tdln rv of i sville I.didaft for in the eitv -and in li HSd Ij ut'ltiiiu all lip a tlu'ii 'PI mail XX liti can 't liiix a car ai Jil'iccs tinc dl't a i(irL Spt Ue.i d-n originallv Sold ir Il'Cte.

.1 rifles Dodge Hro' Doiipe n- paint A-1 shape BALLARD MOTOR CO, Phone 'H4 XV' i or vt that GEORGE C. BISHOP DIES IN TENNESSEE On these cold, wintry nighra. xve worry anti fi-et over things which Commons Prodme Co. XVm.1 lias r- here oi know what we wouid do with- ight have norrying the aih of George C. Hiahop aged out our rmBo n.uu,, and.

nna wili ea.sh, will 4 months, at Powell Sta- of entertainment. They ere a great wul make them 'ome trm hens, will cash, will ye.u-.s. 4 months, at Powell sta- unment wiU you in your ei-; your gas oth.r n.dry vvhich o.earred on Dm iormluee. eT was bu; Ten- w'ortli I with. Head their The McKinney CThamber of Com- 5,,.,.

i-Vi. thing to do. i-s forget merce has your best interests at shorteomings the heart. Why not join at once, if you umch us porsilde. Pirn are not already a toward new happenings in ColLn onntv r- d- na.nb.

of and nephfw.s. Hn lui his St. fd is survived by oJie Dl kerson of Hou.s on. Lulher of Uonte I. Me- is, by brother, John M.

Klnnev will up wi 1- -al DD.top. of Knoxville. 'Fenn. a und deiortainatiim I The Weekiv Dt'n'orr' li rtnevveu energy The publia hox'e sm-ceed. to what right, tc i during XW Mr.

vpened for 192S with nearly 2.500 really i ney fo- No city in Texas has We fr- public schools than McKinney. a thing. Of' 7. bourse- life in will not be r- believe Texas is the grandest feet to anv of would be un- and best state the union. ar' hundreds of rea-.

ons to substantiate such a claim, tiko. true in trying to make you believe 1 it 90. Whai do ish to imprcsi upon you ia the fact that 192 8 be successful, profitable and eiijoy- All congiafalates the XYaco far you to your High upon virtunlly win-ing aPitud- on ii'e during the coniim the national high chanrn' you from Cleveland. Ohio, the happiness yon spread -'s ly. 44 to 12.

are Mrs. Haningfon Mrs. I Bush of Bishop of this city was a t.f used forntiTly west of in the crar.kferd cvimtnunity. HAVE TO HURRY ONLY FEW MORE DAYS TO TAKE ADVANT.AGE OF OUR HOLID.AY BARGAIN OFFER iNF.ANT GRANDSON Dro IN DALUS Used Cars travel alorg life's pathway. tunalc are tc live in knock, fume, fuss and city a.s Plano, whos- it during 1928.

If you did this during Ls among the finest in the 1927, canvass yourself and see if it norld. Make mure friemls did you any good. It did not. year. He a hetier frien.l youi-, will it durlnr 192S.

'self during 1928. h.appin.-a« ILGf. days of the year. I.o.»* The cheery friendly candidates jf effr.rts to ul are among Treat them thu and cheer them on. orth Uvin.g.

Make 1928 you othing; it may make their i f. u-'essful and happiest -ar paths look more aiiove mentioned The MfcKlnney Examiner says: Mayse is now president of the Red.jijj^j^ fortunate, look aoout River Valley Fair association, which the eontrtst, to get busy and say, contented you should HOW Elld tO yon know' maybe we will the next fw. months i bought ami rtmodeled the restau- a ftee pass. across Pat. and ntment re.stsjpose of these eXCCileilt buys in entirely with yon.

What you go- ftob'Tt Andrew three weeks "id son of an.l C. in Dalki.s 'Diesduy morn- to k. Ihin' ral li' id at home of Mr. i In Dallas. Ernest Moore ii of Mrs.

Moore of thi.s 'ity he was wife wa.i Miss Ruth Cline o. Plano. uni Ml.s. Ernest have ia host of friends in this city and In our showroom find, county who greatly sympHthlze with them in the of their infant many splendid Used Cars, A-1 mechanical condittion and I 311(1 Hop0 shining and new as you could i- ask for. We're Several business In McKinney on the first.

No better town Cr.iir- ing to make 1D28? The matter rc-sLs a hUITy. JUSt TCalize Whatf theSe in the world, to its size, to do in tlian McKinney, if fret up and the busine.ss. No business pushes itself these alve days. fr CXRD IH.X.NKS. A.

D. Hope ha.s re.sidedt In Farrn- erHville for years with his wif-' two hiblren. Miss Ora and 10. They mov- to Mrs. Hope and Ora and with A.

Hope, fath.T and uncle, E. is doing much to knit into closer and more friendly relations the United States with other governments, including Central American stotes. good prices mean! '1927 Chevrolet Coupe, almost XVe wish to thank our dear: a UCW Car, Hst $785, HOW $535. Hope, will run restaurant. E.

ieiid.s and n. ighle.rs for their has twenty-five ex- 1926 Chevrolet Coupe, iRurrrHsful restaurant man and CASH IN ADVANCE kiiidncr.s and sympathy in the death 1028 Cll8VT0let CoUUe. DUCO i Of darling ha-by. hAe- uu restaurant man and cOok. lyn Deugla.H.

We thank them fur i paiHt, gOOCl rUOoer, 'Fhe pla ha-s Ijeen made new. the flowers ami clean. 'Fhe pric-s will the l.or.l ble.sn ami 1926 tOUTing, DUCO he They will have short, everyone i.s our sincere wish. jrjrder.s of all kinds, Imrbecne their parents and grandparents. paiHt, gOOU rUDOer, ibJDJ.

ami make their own A-ND H.X i i hoim- cooking. 'Fhey will win is a title which J. K. Chevrolet CORCh, late open from a. m.

to li P. ni. tite young colonel has rightfully been neW $125 UUder Ust. called. IN OF DH.

MA'FTHEXV Few of us have any real cause to complain of Most of nur failures are due to ourselves and not to the world in general. One thing you can do that Is to make 1928 a better year for vour- self and the rest of the worlil in welcome the.se people to our city and call siieclal attention to Ford Coupe, loofc. Z' THE WEEKLY DEM 0 CRAT-GA 2 ETTE 1 Year by mail In Collin County only YOU SAVE 50c BOTH OLD AND NEW SUBSCRIBERS THE WEEKLY OEMOCRAT-GflZETTE 1 Year by mail in Collin County only, and Dallas Semi-Weekly Farm News 1 Year The Collin County Me.lk-al 1 to-date in every has adopted the following TuUS ILKc uew, 1 Bros. Sedan, A-1 con- MISS DORA WEATHBBLT Whereas, it has pleased aimighty S635 ACCEPTS A POSITION God to call from our midst our coworker and friend, who ha-s been a member of this society for a number of years, and, hereas, on 27. 1927 at In the recent game between plck- CASH IN ADVANCE Late model Chevrolet roadster, $275.

AT KAUFMAN, TEXASi ed from the East and .1 XX'hereas, he wa.s mm li West, played in Los the medical West won, 16 to 6. Four of the of I'ollin tlmrefore stars hailed from Tex- bo it, Matthow.s of T. C. Hunt Resolved, that we extend xf At T' lence and sympathy to the bereav- of A. Mann of b.

M. L. and relatives, ami that itlkes of Si M. Of such an out-, these resolutions be upon I Miss Dora Weatherly has to Kaufman, 'I'exHs, to the po- about in morning his nnnnVt no nr as bookkeeper with A. was wolld beyond.

ESSeX COaCH, UCW rUDDCF, gcnera.l mer-rhandise $365. C. J. Smith HOUSI OF BARGAINS standing nature was the playing, that many of the larger papers of the nation carried in bold the after the game; 16; East the minutes of this ty, a be sent to the family and one to tile press. Respectfully submitted.

J. C. ERXVIN, r. D. ROBASON.

firm of IhiR eity. Miss Wea4hsrl.y, who a of David XXTwaJh- erly. a highly esteemed has bwm holding i'ar oosition with Giles McKinney here for moro than siv venrs. She ia a young businesfii woman of elilHtv. effieieney fnithfulnes.s.

Her many homo friends I regret to lier leave our city hut I Mg Kaufman ne.as firm that has succeeded In securing her for tha en- year. AO NOW This Offer Will Be Withdrawn Regular Price botli Papers $2.50. JAN.15 1928 PERKINS WILSON EDITORS, PUBLISHERS, AND PROPRIETORS THE DAILY COURIER.GAZETTE THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE.