| Mrs. J. R. Yett, Ralph and Herbert Faubion are spending today in Austin. |
Service, Jarvis' Shoe Shop. |
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| R. L. and Norton Lacy made a business trip to Concho county this week. |
Take Ice Cream home. --Michel.
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| O. B. Zimmerman and V A. Ramsower were business visitors from Burnet today. |
Some special bargains in used cars. --Michel and Mezger. |
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| Herbert Tate and family and a party of friends pitched camp at Honeymoon this week. |
Genuine sewing machine oil for sale. R. O. Smith. |
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| Arnim Quebedaux and family were the guests of Morton Burnam one night last week. |
For Sale--175 acres desirable land. For prices and terms, see G. H. Shifflett. |
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| Rev. L. D. Hornburg and family are spending the weekend in Austin with friends and relatives. |
Regular meals 50c. Short orders all hours. --Mrs. Mauldin's Dining Room. |
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| Virgil Russell and Carl Faubion and two sons were business visitors from Spicewood yesterday. |
I have one good wood stove and one 3-burner oil stove with small oven for sale cheap. R. O. Smith. |
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| J. F. Lacy was here from Miles on business a part of the week. John is in charge of the Miles National Bank. |
Hog Lost--Marked cropped both ears, will weigh about 145 pounds, barrow. Dock McClary. |
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| Mrs. George LaForge was here this week from Breckenridge to visit Mr. and Mrs. Grover Phinney. |
We have a few iron barrels for sle at $3.00. Fine for water or hog killing--will last a lifetime. --Michel and Mezger. |
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| Will Wall and son Bradley of Spicewood were in today to sell some cotton. They were pleasant visitors at this office. |
Best material, good work, quick service and courteous treatment. Martin. Phone 52. --Jarvis Shoe and Harness Shop. |
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| Several bales of new cotton have been sold here this week. The dry, hot weather will soon open all the matured bolls. |
Do not forget Amalie when you need oil for your car. We can tell you why--the reason is evident. --Michel & Mezger. |
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| Warren Gordon and Claud Wimberly of Houston are visiting at Granite Mountain, guests of Herbert and Steinmetz Darrah. |
Prompt service and good work will be our motto. If this is what you appreciate, give us your business. Guenter's Barber Shop. |
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| Claud and Gid Hubbard both came from the border in Southwest Texas to attend the funeral of their mother here yesterday afternoon. |
Try a can of Whiz body polish on your car, the kind you have been looking for so long. Best for your furniture. --Michel & Mezger. | |
| Mrs. E. H. Odiorne sold her ranch some time ago to Oscar Foss. She is moving to Austin today where she will open a rooming house. |
For Sale--House with 5 rooms sleeping porch, bath, electriclights and city water. Apply this office. |
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| Geo. Fry
and wife of Pleasant Valley expect to go to Austin the last of the week
to visit their son, who is in a sanitarium for treatment. |
For
Sale--200 acres black land, 48 acres cultivation rest good pasture
land, good well and improvements; $6000 if sold at once. Herbert Foss. |
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| Misses Inez and Velma Faubion of Spicewood are spending the weekend in town with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Faubion. |
The pecan crop in this section
is almost a complete failure this year. A few thousand pounds
compared to a few carloads last season is the difference in the crop
this year and last. |
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| Sound,
well seasoned cord wood $4.00; sawed 16 inch, $5.50; 2 feet $5.00;
wagon lengths sound wood, cord loads, $4.00; dry wood trash loads,
$3.00. Augusa prices. Cedar wood, cord loads, $5.00. --Lacy-Lans Ranche |
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