| Briggs News. Saturday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wade entertained with a birthday for Harrell Williams and K. Cloud on their 2 anniversaries. After various games were played and the gifts were opened, ice cream and cake were served to the following: Mesdames
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Miss Ethel Davis who has been working in Dallas returned home for a visit. Mrs. J. M. Cehand accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Milam and daughter, Mary Alice of Austin to Galveston where Mary Alice will enter a hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Vera Horn was the Friday night guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dillingham and family. Mrs. Jack Stiles has entered a Temple hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Gray of Bertram, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Dillingham and Mr. And Mrs. L. S. Skaggs were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Skaggs. |
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Payne-Brown Rites held at Twilight Georgetown, Oct 19. The marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Brown, to Mr. Harvey Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Payne of Hutto took place in a twilight wedding...[more in article]
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| The Guthrie Howell 5c to $5.00 Store advertises: Ladies Full fashion chiffon hose, new Fall shades, pair, 79c No 2 Heavy Galvanized Wash Tub: 39c Shot Gun Shells, Winchester Smokeless, box: 59c Linoleum: per square yard -- 39c |
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Chamberlain from Falfurrias are visiting their son, Del Chamberlain
and family. Both Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain were born and reared in
Burnet and their many old-time friends are always glad to see them. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Craddock, Miss Annie Ruth Nagiller, and Mr. Reuben Fagen visited in San Antonio last Sunday. |
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Mrs. Thad Glimp from Adamsville joined her husband at this place Sunday and visited relatives. Mr. Glimp has been assisting his brother Donald in the erection of his residence on South Main street. |
Miss Evylin Henick who spent last week in Burnet on account of the illness of her father, R. A. Renick, returned Friday to her home in Ft. Worth. The Bulletin is very glad to state that Mr. Renick is about straight again. |
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Leo Humphrey and two sons from Indiana were in this section last week visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Humphrey was born and reared in Burnet county, and is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Humphrey, deceased. His old time friends were glad to meet him again. |
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Jenkins and family have moved to Burnet from the Lake Victor section and occupy the property on Highway 66 immediately west of the public square that they purchased some time ago from the Lampman estate. They are splendid people and will be an asset to our little city. |
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Mr. Powell Harris from Dallas, with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation has been in Burnet for the past several days on business connected with the Burnet National Bank. |
Mrs. Dock Maxwell returned Tuesday from Arcadia, Texas, where she attended the Golden Wedding anniversary of her sister, Mrs. R. C. Beaver and Mr. Beaver. She also visited Houston, Galveston and Texas City. Mrs. Maxwell says she enjoyed looking at the wide expanses of water and the big ships, but that when she got home, Burnet looked the best place in the world to her. |
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| Local News. Isaac Newman was a visitor to Such Antonio last Sunday.
Dale Corker spent last weekend with his father and mother in Houston. Free crankcase Service --Humble Service Station. Forrest Chamberlain has been a business visitor in Austin for the past several days. House for rent and land for sale -- R. S. Bowden, Burnet, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Fuchs are in the western part of the State on business. Mr. Fuchs is a cotton buyer. One furnished and one unfurnished apartment for rent. -- Mrs. A. F. Shilling. Miss Ramona Stricklan visited her home folks in Marble Falls during the weekend. Senator Wirts of Austin, was a business visitor in Burnet last Sunday. |
Fred Pabst from Junction, was a visitor to Burnet last Sunday. He is engaged successfully in farming. Mrs. Alexander of Lampasas is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Rogers. She is Mrs. Rogers' grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Burton are the proud parents of a fine baby girl, born October 17th. Mr. and Mrs. Mutt Atkinson are the proud parents of a lusty baby boy, born last week. I am Agent for International Trucks and Tractors -- D. B. Kleen. Miss Aleene Clark was here from Austin visiting her young friends last Sunday. Furnished Room for rent. -- Mrs. J. T. Clements. Bro. L. V. Nobles is conducting a protracted meeting at Cameron, Texas. Randolph Gillum visited his Burnet relatives a few days ago. |
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| Ed Young from the University of Texas visited friends in Burnet Saturday and Sunday. Loaded Shells and Cartridges. Churchill Hdwe. Store Dr. Hansford Brownlee of Austin was in Burnet Sunday on professional business. Miss Jane Watkins from Llano spent Saturday and Sunday in Burnet visiting Mr. and Mrs. Buster Craddock. For Sale at a very reasonable price, a standard piano in good condition. -- Mrs. C. C. Garrett. Friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. W. A. Johnston, who is under treatment in our local hospital, is getting along nicely. Messrs. A. J. Cotton and Joe Hays were in Georgetown last Friday night to attend the marriage of Mr. Harvey Payne to Miss Mary Elizabeth Brown. |
FOR SALE -- A REal Nice Home--5 Rooms and Bath. If interested in a Real Buy, See L. O. Biggs. Miss Ann Rau, who is attending the State University, spent Saturday and Sunday in Burnet visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rau. For Rent. 60 acres of farm land one mile south of Burnet for rent. No house -- cash rental $200. Apply to Sulee Magill. Wilbern Garrett spent sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Denton Barnett at their ranch home in Blanco County. The L. C. Chamberlain pasture and field three miles southeast of Burnet are posted against bird hunting and all other kinds of trespassing. Seed Barley and Oats For Sale. Barley, per bushel...................60c Oats, per bushel......................40c Free from Johnson Grass. M. Z. Glimp, Burnet, Texas. |
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| Burntex Theatre Thursday & Friday, Oct 24, 25 "Diamond Jim" with Edward Arnold -- Jean Arthur S. E. Guthrie -- Smith Garner Saturday, October 26 "Charlie Chan in Egypt" with Warner Oland -- Pat Patterson Garrett Ruble -- Dewey Travis Sunday & Monday, October 27, 28 "Smilin Tru" with Norma Shearer -- Frederick March It is our proud privilege to once more present the Romance that the World cannot forget ... will not forget! also: "March of Time" Mrs. W. H. Koon -- Melvin Franklin Tuesday & Wednesday, Oct 29, 30 "We're in the Money" with Joan Blondell -- Glenda Farrell Mrs. A. E. Croft -- M. C. Bradley Shows start 7:00 p.m. Coming next Thursday & Friday: "Dantes Inferno" |
Mrs. E. M. Watson, after visiting her sister, Miss Maude Thomas and friends for four weeks, returned recently to her home in Troy, Texas. For Lease: 439 acres, 2 and one-half miles below Kingsland on Colorado; riverfront. Fine grass, part Mt. range, House & lots included. See Mrs. J. W. Harwell, Kingsland, Texas. There will be a special program on "State Missions" Sunday and at the evening hour, sponsored by the W. M. U. at the Baptist church. Grass for Lease: Grass land sufficient for 30 head of cattle is for lease west of Lake Victor. Buster Feild, Lake Victor, Tex. Watson McFarland who is attending the State University spent Saturday and Sunday in Burnet visiting home folks. Lost -- A Spur. Lost between Lake victor and Burnet, on the old road, a spur. Bring to W. E. Marx, Burnet, Texas and receive reward. W. E. Marx. Mrs. Tom Fry of Pleasant Valley who is convalescent from an operation is spending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Biggs. |
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Posted. No bird hunting, trapping or any other kind of trespassing permitted on the Dr. A. Howell property southeast of Burnet. J. R. Keele, Jr. Lost $10.00 Bill -- Last Saturday some where in Burnet a little girl lost a ten dollar bill, which she and her little brothers and sisters had made picking cotton. This means a whole lot to these children and the finder is urged to leave same at the Bulletin office. Its recovery will bring happiness to this family of children. Donald Barnett and Stanley Whitley have lately returned from Arizona, where they had been in a CC Camp for several months. They are glad to get back home. For sale. Some large vacant lot, three blocks east of Burnet courthouse public square. See F. S. Taylor, Burnet, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Stephens, Mrs. Henry Guthrie and Mrs. O. A. Riggs spent last Thursday visiting the Baptist Mexican Orphanage at Bastrop. |
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Craddock, Miss Annie Ruth Nagiller and Mr. Reuben Fagan visited in San Antonio last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Doran Cornelius are the proud parents of a fine baby girl, born Monday in an austin hospital. Doran is hitting the ground only in high places. The first real norther of the winter swooped down on us early Tuesday. The thermometer registered 45 Wednesday morning, the coldest so far this fall. Miss Elsie Livingston from Austin visited relatives in this section last week-end. She was accompanied by W. D. Gildart, who formerly lived in Burnet. Mr. and Mrs. Buster Craddock were visitors in San Antonio last Sunday. Doran Cornelius was in Austin Sunday visiting his wife, who is in a hospital in that city. Bill Love, who is helping save the country in his capacity as Page in the house of representatives, spent the weekend in Burnet with home folks. |
