Old Settlers Reunion for young & old
The 121st Wood County Old Settlers Reunion wrapped up its three-day run with a packed house Saturday at Jim Hogg City Park in Quitman.
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Old Settlers Reunion for young & old
![The spin cycle ride provided plenty of self-propelled fun. [see more settlers moments]](/uploads/original/20220811-135448-_1261429 joy ride.jpg)
![The bingo games run by the Quitman-Lake Fork Kiwanis Club was fun for all ages. [see more settlers moments]](/uploads/original/20220811-135650-_1213149 bingo family.jpg)
![Aaron Graham of Alba tosses a bag during the championship match of the chamber of commerce corn hole tournament, which he and Kyle Frances won. [see more settlers moments]](/uploads/original/20220809-155741-_1147996 Aaron Graham tosses.jpg)
![Addison Marcee speaks during the Meet the Bulldogs event Saturday under the pavilion. [see more settlers moments]](/uploads/original/20220809-160026-_1213203 meet Addison Marcee.jpg)
![The line to board the Hustler carnival ride snaked across the grounds. [see more settlers moments]](/uploads/original/20220809-155647-_1148028 line for hustler.jpg)
The 121st Wood County Old Settlers Reunion wrapped up its three-day run with a packed house Saturday at Jim Hogg City Park in Quitman.
