Typed as spelled and written
Lena Stone Criswell
THE MARLIN DEMOCRAT
Eighteenth Year - Number 44
Marlin, Texas, Wednesday, October 23, 1907
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
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Am in the market for new corn. I. N. Conyers. 25 t-f
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fullinwider are visiting
relatives in the city.
Mrs. R. Lee Joyner of Caldwell is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. E. P. Hutchings.
Mesdames Singer and Norwood are visiting in
Houston, to attend the wedding of Miss Kheo.
For Sale: Six work mules. See
Fred Woodland, Reagan, Texas.
38 w tf
Miss Margaret Price has returned to her
after a visit to friends in Marlin.
Martin Holm and wife, who were visitors to
marlin, have returned to their in Mexia.
Mrs. T. N. Bemus, who was the guest of
relatives in the city, has returned to her in Brookshire.
Cousins & Schuh, at Ed Nicholson's old
stand, buy cottonseed and pecans and pay top prices. See them before you
sell. 26-tf.
M. E. Moorehead and Miss Ola Moorehead of
Bremond were visitors to the city Thursday afternoon.
John P. Atkinson is in Crockett on
business. He denies the rumor that he is going over there to be elected
justice of the peace.
Wanted--A first class solicitor to take
subscriptions for publications. Expenses guaranteed. See Allen City
Drug Co. 34 w-tf
Miss Jeffie Pringle is the latest of the
teachers to have the dengue. Her place in the schools is being filled by
Miss Ruth Allen.
E. L. Waller, with the Palestine Printing
company, is a health visitor to Marlin. He is taking a lay off and is
using the hot water.
For Sale--500 acres of good black dirt.
Cheap at $30 per acre. See J. W. Hoke, the land man, over Marlin National
Bank. 24 tf
Dr. S. P. Rice has returned from a visit to
Waco, where he was called to see Mrs. McKenney. The lady is still in a
very critical condition.
J. Douglasfs paid a fine of $5 in Judge
Dashiell's court Wednesday afternoon on a charge of cutting a cow that was the
property of another.
Parties wanting to sell good farm property
should not fail to see J. W. Hoke, the land man over Marlin National Bank.
List your property with him. 25 tf
Miss Mary Southall and C. A. Manchenn of
the New Salem community were united in marriage Friday afternoon at the court
house, Judge Boyles officiating.
For Sale--Bottom farm of 100 acres, two
miles from Marlin and a nice residence in Marlin. All for $10,000.
See J. W. Hoke, the land man, over Marlin National Bank. 24 tf
A letter from A. H. Snead in San Francisco
states that his brother, Dr. J. C. Snead, has been quite ill with dengue fever
since returning from Texas. At the time of writing he was improving
nicely.
W. R. McAnally and wife of Hamilton, who
have been visiting in Marlin, left today for Temple. Mr. McAnally resided
in this county with his parents fifty-five years ago, leaving here for Hamilton
in 1855. He was here again in 1865, the last time until this. While
in this county he resided ten miles east of Marlin. He found none of his
former acquaintances here.
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