Town visitors on business and travel through Coke county
A string of residents and visitors frequent Coke county towns this week. Robert Lee. Jerry Rust. Silan Izard the monument man. Frank Hickman. Pink Eaton. D Johnson of San Angelo. Mervin T Robertach and Mrs H L Adams. Prof Hull of Fort Chadbourne public school. Howard Wilkins. E1ic Passow of Chicago. Judge and Mrs DI Durham and children. PD Coulson and family. Will McCutchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wilkins
Caddo
E1ic Passow
Chicago
Coke County
Sweetwater
Judge
DI Durham
Robert Lee
San Angelo
PD Coulson
Robert Lea
Lockney
Will McCutchen
A. Hualpesa
Viallor Y Sas
Town visitors mingle on San Angelo trip list
Local notes record a stream of visitors and travelers through town including Bob Houston of Robert Lee, Brown the piano man from San Angelo, Pibas Milliven Edith county, WS Pena of Ballinger, WT Williamson, Mrs Sterling from San Angelo, Mea Caldwell from Weatherford, Richarda from Blackwell, Jim Clift of Robert Lee, A. E. Gever from Robert Lee, Will Good en route to Monahans, Brot Popplewell, J D Greath with Dick Totinson from San Angelo, C W Escule from Robert Lee, Mrs Osgood and Sol Wheat from Montana and Stockton, and various business and pleasure trips through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D Greath
Walker- Smith
San Angelo
Dick Totinson
C W Escule
Robert Lea
Devatur
Charley
Dallas
Osgood
Montana
Sol Wheat
Ft Stockton
Lee Richards
Runnels County
Stockton
Montada
Convention Visitors Report on Land Sale for Settlers
Meads and Bronte delegates report at the convention urging subdivision of large land tracts into home sites for actual settlers. Capt Habrett seeks retirement and favors sale as a whole but opinion favors parceling. Public spirited effort urged to encourage other large landowners to dispose holdings for regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habrett
Dowell Couple Reunites After Years of Estrangement
Mrs Dowell and her husband plan a trip to Washington City where Mr Dowell holds a railroad position. The reconciliation follows the death of their son Wentworth, whose loss helped heal old wounds and renew their companionship in later life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Land subdividing plan for six home places by Captain Harrell
Capt J M Harrell states to the Enterprise he has enough cultivated land to divide his stock farm into six good home sites. Each parcel will receive its portion of existing cultivated land and he will advertise the property for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Harrell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fry Cardus
Cardui
Jerry Rust
Silan Izard
Frank Hickman
Pink Eaton
San Aniolo
D Johnson
Huatfing Oil Wing
Mervin T Robertach
H L Adams
Leo
Brownwood
Hull
Fort Chadbourne
Metropolis
Bob Houston
On Brown
Pibas Milliven
Edith Countrey
Weatherford
WS Pena
Ballinger
WT. Wiliamson
Mra Sterling
Caldwell
Richarda
Blackwell
Jim Clift
Ying
A E . Gever
Will Good
Tesla
Monahaas
Brot FK Popplewell
Orient
Stevy
Chillicothe
Bisckwell
Gideon
Meadunes
Rosten
Bronte
Texas
OS Smith
Mrs. Warner
Joe Stocas
Lodge
RD Joyce
J B Hudinen
Taitsinsin