Jones County Texas Archives - The Stamford News - June 7, 1907
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The Stamford News
Friday, June 7, 1907
Vol. 8, No. 15

Visit the Majestic Theater Company at the Opera House. 10 cents. Messrs. Wise and
Harrison are endeavoring to give Stamford the very best thing in the line of a
vaudeville.

Stamford Post Office advertised letters - June 2, 1907
	A.J. Adams, Mrs. Austin, Will Brandon, buster Brown, Bob Childress, Sem
Catarimicclia, Salvatore Catarimicelia, L.G. Duncan, Will Driskill, Mrs. S.E. Davis,
Mrs. Kittie Davis, Bivery Green, Walter Hall, Carl Harlen, Mrs. Susie Henley, Joe N.
Kaumball, Mrs. Summer Morris, Miss Annie Nowell, C. & F. Reasoner, Mrs. George H.
Sanders, Vins Smith, Lee Stallings, C.P. Smith, Isidor Satsky, Miss Jonnie Terrell.

Refrigerators
Morris, Means & Whittington
Full Line of Undertakers supplies

Conductor A.G. Hawkins and several friends spent the day fishing on Chimney Creek.
	Mr. T.A. Pinkerton, popular dentist at Haskell left for convention.
	Mr. O.K. Reed was a passenger to Lueders.
	Mrs. Joe Shelton left for Lueders where her husband is putting in the machinery for 
	the Swenson gin at that place.
	Mr. E.G. Day is helping put in machinery for the Swenson gin in Lueders.
	Miss Irene Ashburn attended commencement exercises at Baylor College with her 
	brother Luther.
	F.S. Hastings returned from the Spur Ranch.
	James Harris of Avoca went to Albany for the baseball game.
	P.C. Busby of the Stamford Inn left for Albany for the picnic.
	
Local and Personal
	C.H. P’Pool of Anson went to Hamlin to meet his brother R.A. P’Pool. 
	They leave for the west on account of P.A. P’Pool’s health.
	Pierce Davis left for Ballinger, where he will work for a ledger 
	company. He had been in the employ of the Tribune Office.

The L.E. Adams’ farm, adjoining the college addition of Stamford, consisting of 530
acres of fine black land was sold here. The deal was made through the agency of
Shepperson and Harlan. Mr. E.G. Hart of Jasper, Jasper county gave $60.00 per acre
for this tract.

Rev. A.J. Bush, pastor of the Christian church at Wichita Falls, Texas, will begin a
revival meeting at the tabernacle in Stamford.

Miss Laura Harris of Chattanooga, Tenn. has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Katie
Bean.

Mr. G.R. Lee, a prominent citizen of Stamford, died Monday night at 1:30 o’clock. Mr.
Lee had been sick for some time and it was thought that he could not live as long as
he did. The interment was made in the Stamford Cemetery, Tuesday evening at 5:30
o’clock. He leaves a family, relatives and a host of friends.

The W.I. Swaim Show Co. is to play a return dates at Stamford, Monday, June 17th.

I wish to say to those who expect to have plumbing work done that I will open a shop
in Stamford. -- Tom Pearson

Richardson Lumber Company
Stamford, Hamlin, and Rotan, Texas