The whole community was
saddened by the death of lit
tle Vera, the 12-year-old
daughter of F. P. Mourfield
and wife, which occurred at
the family home last Thursday
evening. Her death was caused
by a fall received while play
ing whip-cracker at school.
Little Vera was a loveable lit
tle girl and will be greatly
missed by her parents, little
brother and her many little
school mates and friends. Her
remains were laid to rest in
the Lucy cemetery. The par
ents and brother have the sym
pathy of the entire community.
Mrs. M. A. Mourfield ar
rived Friday from Post, Texas,
being called by the death of
her little granddaughter, Vera
Mourfield.
M. J. White left Friday
night for Amarillo, Texas, to
begin work in the railroad
shops of that place.
B. E. Piggott and family
visited Sunday with Rob Ellis-
ton and wife.
Little Fay Beck, daughter of
George Beck and wife, is sick
at this writing.
The old hens are very busy
filling the egg cases, therefore
the price of eggs is declining
very rapidly,
Guy Osborne and wife visit
ed at the Houston home near
Cedarvale, Saturday.
Hughes White was a pas
senger Tuesday, énroute to
Santa Fe,
O. L, Thomas and wife en
tertained quite a number of
their friends all day Sunday.
Mr. Toombs of Cedarvale
was in our neighborhood Mon
day buying hogs. He pur
chased some from Geo. Beck
and B. E. Piggott.
O. Harper of Center Valley
was shopping in Progresso
Monday.
Ray Wright and family
were visitors at the Osborne
home Sunday.
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
W. E. Sanders to J. L. andD.'A.
Campbell, wVfcswVi, sesw4, vwY
se Ji 34-7-7, SI and other considerations.
Jose Smith to J. E. Bryan and
M.A. Bullington, sttnett 13-3-6, SI
and other considerations.
