Date: October 27 1922

Newspaper published in: Olney

Hotel Arrivals
Morris
Monday
H.L. Griley, Cincinnati, Ohio
Paldridge, Ft. Worth
George G. Bray, Louisville, Ky.
H.C. Reed, Ft. Worth
Tuesday
Lee Bradley, Weatherford
Arthur Akard, Weatherford
Rounds, Weatherford
C.C. Pinkerton, Wichita Falls
Drake, Wichita Falls
McArthur, Ft. Worth
W.J. York, Dallas
W.A. Smith, Dallas
J.L. Moore, Dallas
J.H. Barnett, Wichita Falls
B.D. Chad, Baltimore
E.J. Wilson, Ft. Worth
R.C. Hamilton
Grogan, Weatherford
C.S.Bailey, Dallas
L.V. Handyel, Jasper, Mo.
Dan Hartnet, Weatherford
C.B. Norton, Greenville
Mark Marshall, Dallas
Ed Murray, Dallas
Wednesday
Rouschbelbach, Jacksboro
Roberts, Graham
J.B. Davis, Lockhart
George E. Moore, Dallas
J.C. Portman, Dallas
W.G. MacArthur, Ft. Worth
Padgett, Graham
N.C. Harlan, Graham

Yates
Monday
J.W. JOhnson, Mineral Wells
C.W. Haley, MIneral Wells
R.E Webster, Wichita Falls
Tuessday
Frank Steward, Jacksboro
R.J. Head, Goree
J.L. Perkins, Vineyard
T.E. Sigler, Graham
W.B. Rutledge, Ft. Worth
J. Grabel, Throckmorton
John Best, Paducah

Little Katherine Gene Hamilton celebrated her first birthday Saturday, October 21.
Orange punch and doughnuts were served by Evelyn Hinson, niece of the hostess.
Those enjoying the party were: Martha Leone Burton, Nell True, Gilbert, Mary Wanda Sloan, Robert Shuffler, Hugh and Carlton McKinney, George Hall Roach, Jr., Jack Roach, Dick Drum, Billy WAyne Maddox, H.C. Lewis, Fifer Lewis, Billye Wynne Lunn, Udell Glenn, Thomas Guimerin.
Hostess was assisted by her sister, Mrs. C.W. Hinson and daughter, Evelyn, Mrs. A.A. Cooper and daughter, Mary Katherine and Miss Irene Holderman.

H.L. Leberman entertained at birthday dinner given him by his family in honor of his fifty-ninth birthday.
Taking dinner with Mr. Leberman were: Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Killian, Dix Leberman and family, Bill Leberman and family, Mrs. George Leberman of Ft. Worth, George Perkins and family, W.F. Keathley and family and Rev. Husted.

E.S. Graham, Judge M.D. Brown and R.E. Lynch of Graham went to Corsicana, Sunday, to appear as witnesses in behalf of Mike McNamara in the Mayfield hearing, Monday. They returned Monday night. McNamara is Deputy Oil and Gas Commissioner for Young County and managed the Mayfield campaign in Young County and managed the Mayfield campaign in Young County in the first and second primaries.

Mr. Frank Melton and Mrs. Al Walker of Caddo were in Olney.

Mr. Theo Bird went to Seymour Friday to meet Mr. Creston Esterling of Stamford.

Mabren Gibbs of Padgett is in Olney.

Sterling Robertson and wife of Plainview are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Sharp.

Mrs. Olga Phillips of Perryton attended the Deitrich-Kunkel wedding Wednesay.

Mrs. S.R. Jeffery of Ingleside was in town.

Mr. and Mrs. Lowe will teach in Bitter Creek school which begins next week.

Gibb Brown and Hugh Shaw attended a singing at Orth Sunday night.

W.J. Dunn and son, Robert of Farmer were in Olney.

H.L. Groner of Megargel were in Olney.

Mrs. Huebner (nee Bertha Kunkel) of Beaver County attended the wedding of her sister.

Mrs. Will Ledbetter of Markley who has been visiting her parents Mr. and MRs. F.C. Sharp.

Mrs. S.J. Marrell and little daughter, Martha Louise, are spending a few days in Fort Worth.

Lewis Starr and sons, Sol and Finis left Saturday for Goree to do some tanking on Wilbur Hunt’s ranch.

Clarence Brock of Spring Creek was operated on at the Sanitarium.

Uncle Henry Keen has been visiting his son, Jesse, at Spur.

Miss Emily Miller is a nurse at the sanitarium.

D.W. Ward, Mr.a nd Mrs. W.H. Meaders and Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Holderman of Farmer were in Olney.

Miss Ethel Andrews of Anarene had her tonsils removed.

S.M. McCarey and wife of Bitter Creek were shopping in Olney.

Mr. and Mrs. L.S. Brock of Bitter Creek were in Olney.

Meltin Sutherlen and Lon Beasley and family of Throckmorton were in town.

Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Morris were in Spring Creek.

Deitrich-Kunkel
Mr. Edwin Deitrich and Miss Huldah Kunkel were married at the Lutheran church. Rev. Klenk performed the ceremony.

Mrs. J.F. Isham of Westfork was shopping in town. Mrs. Isham says that her daughter, Miss Pearl is principal of the Silverton school this winter.

Among the Padgett visitors Sunday were Robert and Buster Self and sisters, Misses Hazel and Lunar, Miss Annie Mae Williams, Watt Clifton and Miss Robinson.

Mr. and Mrs. J.N. Lunsford and children of Lamesa came in last week to visit relatives.

Grandma Douglas of Bitter Creek died Sunday. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at her home. Rev. E.S. Fitzgerald conducting the services.

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