January 27, 1911

Miss Allie KAISER sick with pneumonia but doing better.

Mrs. Allie NALLS also has pneumonia.

Miss Maude KAISER went to Hart to visit old chum Miss Maude BLACK.

February 17, 1911

Ben ALLEN of Hart pass through on his way to Ada.

Mr. WRIGHT  and wife of Ada visited Mrs. WRIGHT'S parents, H.K. BRUMLEY and wife Saturday and Sunday.

February 24, 1911

Hart:  Frank BURNETT is going to build a new fence.

A.J. WRIGHT is going to fence the land he brought at the sale.

March 10, 1911

H.E. DYER and wife had a baby girl.

March 17, 1911

Miss Maude BLACK went to Ada to have her eyes treated.

Miss Maude BLACK and Nora KEITH visited Sunday.

Miss Lena WRIGHT visited Saturday from Hart.

March 31, 1911

Frank BURNETT will be sowing alfalfa soon.

Mrs. J.M. THOMPSON returned to Hart from Texas to see her father who is feeble.

April 21, 1911

Born to H.K. BRUMLEY and wife a baby girl, Thursday.

June 16, 1911

Asbby S. JAMES, aged 46 years, died at 5 o'clock yesterday morning at his residence, 1701 Guadalupe Street, after an illness of several weeks. He was a prominent and successful lawyer, a man of strong personality, one who stood by his friends and was highly esteemed by all who knew him. He was born in Virginia but came to Austin as a boy and attended Texas Military Institute in West Austin, of which his brother was then in charge. After finishing here he attended the law school of the University of Virginia and graduated in the same class with Senator Joseph W. BAILEY. Returning to Texas he practiced law for several years in Colorado City, Mitchell county, and then went to Wichita Falls, where he served several terms very successfully as county attorney of Wichita county. He returned to Austin several years ago and formed a law partnership with E.H. YEISER, devoting his attention largely to land practice. He was an active member of St. David's Episcopal church. While in Wichita Falls he was married to Miss DUNNINGTON of that city, who survives him with two sons, George R. JAMES, aged about 20 years and Asbby Minor JAMES, aged about 18 years. The funeral will be held at 6 o'clock this afternoon from the family residence and will be conducted by the Rev. T.B. LEE. Interment in Oakwood cemetery.
Written by Austin Statesman.

June 16, 1911

Deputy sheriff Frank FERRIS of Stratford came down and took a stolen mule that Lonnie BURNETT had traded for.(Thought this was cute-wondered if my grandpa knew the mule was stolen, surely not :-)

J.M. WHITE of Ardmore, is visiting his granddaughter, Mrs. Jim ORR of Trout's Ranch, this week.

I.A. LOVELACE and family were visiting his daughter, Mrs. MITCHELL of Trout's Ranch, Saturday and Sunday.

George WHITE, deputy sheriff at Pontotoc was in Hart Thursday.

Mr. WRIGHT and daughter, Lonie, Charlie THOMPSON, and wife, Homer THOMPSON, Mr. BLOOMINGKEMPER and son, Leslie, all started Saturday morning for a few days outing, going up on Deep and Rush creeks.

W.W. URSERY and family of near Marlow were visiting Mr. TURNER  the past week.

About 200 of our people enjoyed an ice cream party at Al ROBERTS on Thursday night.

Frank BURNETT took in the picnic at Foster on the 7th and says they only had one scrap.

D. HALL had a scrap with a mule the other day and has been on the crippled list ever since.

Maud BLOOMINGKEMPER went to Purcell Saturday for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. HITT.

By request of  Bob YOUNG, I wish to state that he isn't married as the Vanoss correspondent reported in last week's issue. Bob says if any girl in this community now marries a "Young" it will be him as he is the only one left. Rev. TEMPLEMAN informed us Sunday that Andrew YOUNG was the one married and Bob says he is still on the carpet.

Fitzhugh: J.H. FREEZE, the patentee of the New Model thresher was a business visitor to Sulphur and other points last week.

John COLVERT, a former Fitzhugh boy, is up from dallas visiting friends.

Bonnell APPLE of New Mexico visited friends and relatives at this place last week and this.

Mrs. LOCKHARDT left here Monday for parts in old Oklahoma.

Trouts Ranch: Mr. HOOPER and wife of Hastings, are visiting their son, Dick this week.

Guy MONASCO returned Saturday after several days visit in Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas.

July 28, 1911

Miss Maude BLACK visited her sister Mrs. R.L. HENRY.

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