Date: November 24 1922

Newspaper published in: Olney

Rev. T.H. Burton is moved to Bartlett
Three years here as pastor of Methodist Church net wonderful growth
Rev. T.H. Burton and family left Thursday morning for their new home of Bartlett, Bell County for the Methodist church there.
Appointments of Weatherford district
Rev. S.J. Runker, presiding elder
Aledo-A.J. Hulme
Azle - J.C. Grimes
Eliasville - W.B. Gilliand
Gordon - R.F. Wallace
Graford - L.P. Leach
Graham - T.E. Bowman
Graham Circuit - P.E. Cantrill
Loving - W.R. Harrell
Milsap - G.G. Mitchell
Mineral Wells - C.L. Cartwright
Newcastle - R.J. LaPrade
Olney - M.D. Connell
Olney circuit - H.H. Nance
Palo Pinto - A.W. Franklin
Santo - W.O. Johnson, supply
Springtown - J.W. Liggett
Strawn - Seba Kirkpatrick
Thurber - F.L. Wilshire
Weatherford - First Church, A.W. Hall; Couts Memorial - C.N. Morton
Weatherford Circuit - W.J. Cloud
Whitt - S.P. Gilmore

Mrs. H.C. McKinney honored her son, Elliston with a 12th birthday dinner. Those invited were his little cousins, the Boswell boys.

Burton family leaves and so do Misses Cora and Evelin Burton.

Elder Carr, a young man living in the Padgett community, 12 miles southwest of here, is in a serious condition as the result of a pistol wound inflicted early Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Carr were visting at the home of Sidney Tandy, a neighbor, and Mrs. Carr was examining a large caliber automatic pistol,owned by Mr. Tandy, when the weapon was accidentally discharged, the bullet striking her husband in the side and ranging upward through the chest.
He was brought to the Hamilton Sanitarium where the bullet was removed from just under the skin on his back.

Hotel Arrivals
Webb Hotel
Monday
Earl Tiddle, Brownwood
W.P. Williams, Stamford
T.E. Seigler, Graham
w.R. Reynolds, Jean
L.T. Reynolds, Alpine, Ala.
R.J. Head, Goree
T.A. Brown, Jermyn
D.D. Holderman, McAdoo, Tex.
J.H. Parker, Olney
Tuesday
McWilliams, Mineral Wells
Butler, Seymour
Kirkpatrick, Weatherford
Moss, Jacksboro
S.J. Marighn, Lubbock
Fred Graham, Spring Creek
Wednesday
W.L. Bean, Wichita Falls
L. Mills, Arlington
Robert Friller, Arlington
Drake, Wichita Falls
J.A. King, Padgett
J.H. Parker, Megargel

Morris Hotel
Monday
Poldridge
Mrs. M. Cobb, St. Louis
C.M. Welch, Ft. Worth
T.D. Swaim, Chico
P.A. Bricker, Wichita Falls
T.H. Harrel, Ft. Worth
H.M. Parker, Ft. Worth
Tuesday
Pinkerton
Gregan
A.G. Gafford, Abilene
W.E. Braddock, Graham
E.T. Blakeney, Dallas
H.H. Hamlin, Wichita Falls
Charles Peters, Denan
D.W. Smith, Chicago
R. Newell, Chicago
L. McCarty, Chicago
T.L. Bradley, Chicago
J.D. Bree, Mineral Wells
H.G. Taylor, Ft. Worth
D.J. Hartnett, Weatherford
T.T. Price, Dallas
Dan Chamberlain
Fred Gallant
J.H. Mann, Okla. City
J.H. Barrett, Wichita Falls
Mrs. M. Cobb, St. Louis
S.M. Goldsmith, Dallas
George G. Demson, Dallas
Ranschelbach, Jacksboro
Roberts, Graham
J.E. Forester, Dallas
F.M. Frening, Ft. Worth
Brown, Wichita Falls
b.H. Bonjoey, Oklahoma City
L.S. Fritz, Cleveland, Okla.
L.D. Clark
H.G. Singleton
J.F. Cook

Will O’Neal of Encino, New Mexico came in to visit relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. V.M. Hale have moved into the house of Grandma Reagon’s in South Olney.

J.A. Cole of Jean was intown.

Mrs. Holderman of Farmer is in the Sanitarium and is not doing well.

Charles Robinson has been in the Sanitarim for 45 days.

Jid Spoonts of Megargel was in Olney.

Mrs. Bill Maddox is visiting her mother in Munday.

Miss Merle Wood has accepted a position as night operator for the Haskell Telephone company.

Mrs. Vida Joyner of Farmer attended the school carnival.

Bruce Neelley and Rev. Wall of Ingleside attended annual Methodist conference.

Born, Saturday night, Nov. 11 at the Sanitarium, to Mrs. Hargrave of Elbert, twin girls.

Earl Wall of Ingleside was the guest of his sister, Miss Ethel.

Mrs. Bernard Cooper of Lone Oak was shoppig in Olney.

M.N. Guest of Rule was the guest of Miss Grace Cross the past weekend.

C.C. Hammond returned Tuesday in Negra, New Mexico after visit with parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.N. Hammond.

Mrs. Nora Holcomb of Eldorado, Oklahoma is visiting her daughter Mrs. R.E. Westley.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham and Miss Johnnie Belle Leberman of Annarene was in town.

Barcus and Willie Keen came in Saturday from New Mexico to take charge of the old homestead.

Mr. and Mrs. Irby Rhodes moved to Graham Tuesday. Mr. Rhodes has the management of the J.P. Alexander Company there.

The Olney Hide and Produce Company have sold out to the Western Frontier Company of Abilene. Mr. Homsley and Mr. Streakley will continue the management of this branch of the firm.