The
Daily Democrat
Tuesday, November 19, 1907
Page 4, Column 2
Pleasant Grove Gossip
To the Democrat:
We are all still
alive down here, but would be very glad to see some nice, clear weather for a
few weeks.
The norther of last Monday and Tuesday was a record-breaker for the time
of year. Six o'clock Tuesday morning found my thermoneter at 20 degrees, the
sleet and snow was something very unusual.
Miss Gem Kirkpatrick spent Saturday and Sunday with folks.
Mrs. J. B. Butts spent several days at Waco last week with Mrs. B. J.
Patrick.
Mrs. C. E. Tuttle received a telegram from some point in South Texas,
last Thursday that a brother was very low. She left immediately for that point.
The people are all busy digging potatoes since the frost. However, there
are not a great many left to dig.
The
Daily Democrat
Tuesday, November 19, 1907
Page 2, Column 3
Pleasant Grove School Notes
Pleasant Grove has a splendid hard working school with Miss Gem
Kirkpatrick in charge.
The house has been neatly repaired and made comfortable, and a profitable
term is predicted.
Reprinted with permission, of The
Marlin Democrat
Lois Cooper
P. O. Box 112
Marlin, Texas 76661