Typed as spelled and written
Lena Stone Criswell
THE MARLIN DEMOCRAT
Eighteenth Year - Number 38
Marlin, Texas, Wednesday, October 2, 1907
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
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Mrs. Z. I. Harlan is visiting at Everman.
Miss Maggie Gill is visiting in Hillsboro.
F. S. Heffner has returned from a visit to
Dallas.
Miss Davis of Reagan is visiting Mrs. B. C.
Clark.
Mrs. Z. I. Harlan has returned from a visit
to Everman.
Mrs. C. W. Adams is visiting her mother in
Clarendon.
Mrs. E. R. Wheelock has returned from a
visit to Waco.
J. T. Davis of Waco was a visitor to Marlin
Friday afternoon.
Miss Cobb of Corsicana is a guest of Miss
Constance Harlan.
Miss W. A. Rumble of Bremond is visiting
Mrs. W. B. Murphy.
E. W. Marshall and Landon Harris of Waco
are here on business.
Walter Gardner has returned from a visit to
his son, Charles, at Austin.
Judge Bowen has returned to his in
southwest Texas, after a visit to Marlin.
Cotton movement toward the compress is
light just now, even for a short crop year.
Mrs. W. A. Rumple has returned to Bremond
after a visit to Mrs. W. B. Murphy.
Miss Eunice Shaw left Saturday for Milford
to attend the Texas Presbyterian college.
Frank Clark went to Houston Saturday to
resume his studies in the Texas Dental college.
A. S. Haber of Waco has been appointed
administrator of the estate of I. J. Sawyer, deceased.
Mrs. Couter has returned to her in Fort
Worth, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. T. S. Sims.
L. P. Russell went to Dallas Wednesday
night to enter Allie N. in the races for the Dallas Fair.
The market business, fixtures, ets., (sic)
of the Wise market have been sold to White and Davis of Itasca, who will open up
the same Oct. 1.
Copusins & Schuh, at Ed Nicholson's old
stand, buy cottonseed and pecans and pay top prices. See them before you
sell.
Miss Mary Robinson has returned to her in
Bryan after a visit to relatives in Marlin and Waco. Miss Robinson was
recently elected to a position in the Waco public schools.
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.
T. G. Streins of Denison is a visitor to
Marlin. He and Albert Levy were together on the Texas business men's
excursion to Chicago and are recounting the pleasant incidents of that trip.
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.
G. M. Wise has returned to his in Coryell
county after a visit of several days. Mr. Wise is a brother of the late E.
L. Wise and was here assisting in winding up the business of his brother.
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