| M. H. Reed Sundayed in Llano. |
J. E. Odiorne and wife are taking in the Bertram fair. |
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| Dr. G. A. Wilson and wife are attending the Bertram Fair. |
Mrs. H. L. Tate visited in Llano this week. |
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| Extra heavy ribbed Underware for men -- 60c garment. Reed. |
I have a few more horse collars which are going at cost. A. C. Lacy. |
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| W. H. Badger was in Burnet on business a part of the week. |
County Clerk Chamberlain was here from Burnet on business last Saturday. |
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| A. R. Johnson Jr., and wife were over from Burnet last Sunday. |
John Lawhon and wife were down from Kingsland last Saturday. |
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| Elmo and Sidney Tate of Kingsland will move to Oklahoma in the near future. |
Joe Spitler has the contract to build the new bank building at Johnson City. |
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| Money to loan on long time. J. E. Odiorne. |
Arthur Hays is improving his house on the ranch in the Mormon Mill neighborhood. |
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| Bewley's Best Flour -- $1.10 per sack. Reed. |
We regret to learn that Miss Fannie Conners is quite sick at the home of a friend in Austin. |
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| Mrs. B. B. Fowler is confined to her bed with a stubborn case of typhoid fever. |
Highest market price paid for Hides, Chickens, Eggs. Christian. |
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| Earnest Odiorne has sold his ranch near Spicewood to Rudolph Ebeling. |
The prettiest line of babies and childrens hoods in town. Miss Ida Houck. |
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| Irish Potatoes $1.00 a bushel. Reed. |
E. L. Kusenberger went to Liberty Hill on business yesterday. |
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| Carl Faubion of Spicewood will build a new home in the near future. S. A. Traylor has the contract. |
If at night you want anything
from the store, call Mr. Odiorne. He sleeps in the back of the
store and will be glad to attend to your wants. O. A. Smith. |
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| Mrs. J. P. Noble paid her subscription and that of her mother, Mrs. C. J. Wooten of Junction City, to the Messenger this week. |
Mrs. M. A. Davis was quite sick a part of the week. She had a congestive chill last Sunday night. |
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| W. D. Stuart is home from his
summer vacation, looking very much improved in every way -- physically,
mentally, financially and otherwise. |
Walter Proffitt was up from Double Horn early in the week. |
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| F. P. Green, president of the Burnet National Bank, was here on business last Saturday. |
O. A. Smith and wife spent last Saturday night and Sunday in Johnson City. |
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| The Marble Falls Cornet band, one of the best in West Texas, is making music at the Bertram Fair this week. |
Harvey Roper and wife spent last Saturday night and Sunday in Johnson City. |
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| Prof. U. Collins, formerly of Marble Falls, now making his home at Fisher, Texas, was here this week. |
Mr. S.
Barber of Fisher, was here to visit his daughter, Mrs. B. Badger, this
week. Mr. Barbar is hale and hearty at the ripe old age of 80. |
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| The Statesman of today reports
the death of Mrs. H. T. Gone at Llano yesterday. The bereaved
relatives and friends have our sympathy. |
120 acres fine black land farm,
75 acres more tillable, 65 acres good grass land. Dwelling, well,
and all fenced. Whole 260 acres for $4000.00. Only 3 miles
North East of Burnet. A bargain. R. E. Johnson. |
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| Posted.
All lands owned or controlled by me are posted, and nay one found
hunting, fishing or cutting wood thereon will be prosecuted. Mrs.
G. W. Lacy. |
Mrs. R.
Hardin returned last Tuesday from an extended visit to her son in
Canada and daughter in Montana. Mrs. Hardin is in fine health and
says she had a splendid trip. |
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| Men, your wives can't keep house
without a good sewing machine. See T. B. Sale at Michel's, pay $5
down and balance $2 per month. |
R. H. Evans and Mrs. M. P.
Turner will attend the big Baptist State Convention at Waco early in
November. Bob is not a delegate, however; just going along to see
that Mrs. Turner enjoys the trip. |
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| Business
notice. I have sold my blacksmith shop to Nanney Bros., who will
continue the business, and for whom I solicist my old customers.
All accounts due me are in the hands of Walter Nanney for
collection. Please call and settle them at once and save time and
trouble. F. C. Siewert. |
Special prices at B. Badger & Sons: 20 yards calico - $1.00 Heavy Outing, per yard - 10 cents Blankets, per pair - 65 cents Extra value Boys Suits - $1.50 Good California Pants - $4.50 18 pounds Granulated Sugar - $1.00 4 cans Giant Lye - 25 cents |
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