Athens Review
December 8, 1927
20 Years Ago Column
Dec. 5, 1907

Judge W. R. Bishop announced in this issue as a candidate for District Judge.

Earnest Brown of Ft. Worth and Miss Olad Parks, were
married at the Deen hotel, Judge Blades officiating.

Dr. Percy Larkin, Tom P. Faulk and Dr. DeWitt Coker 
attended Grand Lodge at Waco.

Walter Faulk returned to his studies at Toby's Business
College in Waco.

Miss Kate Murchison has returned to Kidd-Key College.

A negro killed another at Trinidad in a disput over the
price of a Stetson hat.

At an election on local option in Tom Green county the
voters decided the county would remain wet by a 2 to 1 vote.

Born to Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Wofford on Saturday, a fine boy.

E. P. Miller is building an elegant home in East Athens.

In a letter to the Review a prisoner in the local jail wrote
that the treatment accorded them by Jno. W. Wood was the 
very best.

Another anti-Bailey man is in town.  He put in his appearance
at the home of Knox Henderson last night and Knox says he is 
fine looking and a bright fellow.

Bro. Garrison has been returned as pastor of the Methodist church
for another year.

Capt. Lammons received a letter from his son, Frank, stating that he 
would leave San Francisco today for the Philippine Islands.

Transcribed by  Nov. 2002

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