Date: December 8 1922

Newspaper published in: Olney

Jim Smith is Acquitted by Jury
The only case tried in the district court this week as we go to press was the Jim Smith case, in which he was charged with the killing of Oliver Jacks, a service car driver, about the first of July, 1922. The killing occurred in front of Mr. Smith’s house on Oak Street. According to testimony Smith and Oliver had a difficulty over alleged relations between Smith’s brother-in-law and Mrs. Jacks. Jacks had phoned Smith to come to town, and refusing to come, Jacks told him he was coming down after him.
District Attorney Schenek and County Attorney Rhea were assisted by C.C. Triplett, Marshall & King, Thomas G. Binkley and Judge R.E. Taylor represented the defendant. - Graham Leaader

Hunt -Hutchings
Mr. Sidney Hunt and Miss Stella Hutchings were united in marriage at seven o’clock at the home of the bride in Olney on Tuesday evening, Rev. W.D. Boswell officiating.
The Wedding March was played by Mrs. E.W. Hunt.
The happy couple went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Hunt, but on the next day they were at home in their own home, the house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marcell.

Born, Friday, November 17th to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waggoner, a boy.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Tandy of Bittercreek was in town.

J.R. Hartsfield of Mansfield is visiting his daughter, Mrs. S.B. Kemp, of Ingleside.

Dr. L.F. Gragg has purchased the old Leberman place four miles south of Olney.

Miss Lizzie Davis of Orth was in town.

Jess Rodgers of Megargel in Olney.

Mrs. W.d. allen of Jena in town.

For sale: 1 good laundry
J.D. West

Jim Spoonts and Dr. McCoy of Megargel were in town.

J.E. Neal of Herron City is in town.

W.S. Davis of Ingleside is in town.

Mrs. Tom Blackburn of Megargel visited her aunt, Mrs. McCanless.

Ernest Jack went to Dallas to visit his sister, mrs. Bell.

Mrs. L.J. Powell of Spur is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A.E. Lyle.

Uncle Nat Hawkins of Ingleside is in town.

J.T. Lofton of Loving is in town.

T.L. Swink of Dawson is in town.

Rev. Council of Italy came in Monday to assume his duties as pastor of the Methodist church.

Miss Ruby Flatt was the guest of Miss Presnol of Ingleside.

Mrs. Holderman of Farmer was at the Sanitarium.

Robert Fuller of Arlington has accepted a position with the Anderson Drug Co.

Misses Edna Wood and Andrea Brown came to Newcastle to spend the weekend with their parents.

Mrs. Rodgers of Boyd is visiting her son, Joe Robinson.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Martin and baby of Graham are visting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Dieter.

Mrs. W.C. Alexander and son, Holmes and daughter, Ossie of Bittercreek are in town.

L.W. Ammons from Young County Motor Company has accepted position with Shirley White at the City Garage.

Ashworth-Neelley Hardware Co.

Hotel Barber Shop
Curly Gameson, prop.

Tuesday was Grandma Cook’s 92nd birthday.

Hugh and Willis Casey and sisters, Mary and Sallie Joe of Farmer attended Haverstock’s show.

Mrs. C.C. Johnson and mother, Mrs. Gilmore, also Mrs. Will O’Connell of Graham were the guests of Mrs. Averitt.

W.S. Cook and Mrs. Waldrop, of Bowie visited their father and brother Thomas Cook and G.W. Cook.

Miss Ruby Dunnagan and Wayne Womack of Padgett visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Dunnagan Sunday. Miss Ruby is teaching at Padgett.

I have sold all my Swatsika Oil Sydicate stock.
J.T. Richardson
November 8, 1922

No hunting or wood hauling on my place.
S.R. Jeffery

Rev. Nance new preacher at Ingleside

Dr. McKinney left Friday for Galveston to be with his sister whose husband is in the Sanitarium. Mrs. McKinney and the twins accompanied him to Temple to visit her parents.

Hotel Arrivals
Central
Monday
F.A. Brodie, Jermyn
J.I. Williams, Graham
Charlie Ray, Dallas
F. Freeman, Perrin
O. Thompson, Ft. Worth
G.N. Vaughn, Ft. Worth
B.W. Whitaker, Ft. Worth
G.L. Williams, Springcreek

Tuesday
Lillian Poa, Houston
H.A. McDonald, San Angelo
J.B. Wren, Wichita Falls
Billie Drake, Wichita Falls
W.P. Goodman, McAdoo

Wednesday
Joe Munday, Greenville

Morris Hotel
Monday
Poldrige, Jacksboro
W.E. Braddock, Graham
H. Ogan, Paris
E.F. Blakemore, Dallas

Tuesday
Grogan, Weatherford
Pinkerton, Wichita Falls
Frank Triplett, Quanah
J.H. Barnett, Wichita Falls
J.D. McPherson, Dallas
Mark Marshall, Dallas
G.F. Warren, Dallas
Gobel
Smith
Mrs. L. Robertson, Memphis, Tenn.
H.W. Duren, Wichita Falls
W.T. Kent, Wichita Falls
C.F. Rouse, Dallas
H.C. Word, Seymour
V.L. Redd, Wichita Falls
B.H. Wert, Sr., Wichita Falls
B.H. Wert, Jr., Wichita Falls
F.L. Wert, Wichita Falls
Cotton, Wichita Falls
Cotton, Wichita Falls
Prather, Wichita Falls
J.H. Lawler, Dallas

Wednesday
E.H. Ramey, Denton
J.C. Downey, Dallas
E.D. Kiely, Dallas
W.G. Arthur, Ft. Worth
H.R. Miller, Cisco

Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. O.B. Powell, Jacksboro
Mrs. L.J. Powell, spur
R. Hamblin, Dallas

Dr. W.J. Hodson
Dentist
Rooms 2 and 3 Tidwell Building
Northwest corner square
Graham, Texas

Schenk & Triplett
Attorney-at-law
office over First National Bank
Graham, TExas
W.F. Schenk
Charles C. Triplett

McFarlane & McFarlane
Attorneys at law
Tidwell bldg
Graham, Texas

L.A. Kayser
Attorney-at-law
office over Harmon Bros. Store

Herman T. McBrayer
Attorney and counselor-at-law
Federal and State Courts
First National Bank Building
Graham, Texas

Queen Theatre

Mr. W.N. Lunn has purchased Mr. Bolding’s interests.
W.N. Lunn Furniture Company and Undertaking