PERSONALS….THE DAWSON HERALD 1914

 

H I Duke of Purdon was in the city between trains Wednesday.

F N Matthews of Purdon attended the singing and visited relatives here Sunday

 

            Haston Earl Duke married Annie Jewell Matthews, daughter of

            F N Matthews.   Their son was Sparton S Duke

 

Mrs Gray Sims visited friend and relatives in Hubbard Tuesday.

 

            Mrs. Sims…nee Ethel Norris…was a Hubbard native.

 

Soda fountain for sale or trade.  Will sell at bargin.  See C C Turner

 

Mrs. J R Smith spent Sunday in the city with Mrs. W W Turner and family

 

            Mrs. James Rucker Smith…nee Annette Wheelock…was a siter of Mrs.

            W W Turner…nee  Olivia Wheelock

 

Mrs. W W Wilson of Hubbard came in Wednesday morning for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. R H Comer.

 

Don’t foget us when you have butter, eggs, and chickens to sell.  We pay top market price. Homer Fullerton & CO.

 

Miss Freddie Simms of Hillsboro spent Sunday in the city with home folks.

 

Lost…Gold cuff button.   Initials V. C. S. engraved on it.  Keepsake and valued highly.  Return to Herald office and receive reward.

 

Friday, February 12, is Abraham Lincoln’s 106^th birthday.    Both banks will be closed on that day.  Take notice and govern yourself accordingly.

 

I have a large supply of wood.  C M Dempsey   Route 3, Dawson

 

            Clarence Marshall Dempsey b. 1867 was son of Michael Doyle Dempsy, born 1837 in

            Tennessee, died 1884 at Dresden, Texas.

 

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• Submitted by Carl Matthews