Dentist Niel T. Green Opens Glentist Office
Niel T. Green located with us now to handle all kinds of dental work. Office over Waller County Banks.
12 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1915
Page
1
Niel T. Green located with us now to handle all kinds of dental work. Office over Waller County Banks.
Up to ten oclock A M February Stay 14 bids or proposals will be received by the Commissioners Court of Waller County Texas from any banking corporation association or individual banker in said county that desire to be selected as the depository of the funds of such county for the ensuing two years All proposals or bids shall be filed with the county clerk of said county by ten oclock A M of said date and cash shall be accompanied by certified check for the sum of 3800 as a guarantee of good faith on the part of the bidder said check to be payable to the County Judge of said county Given under my official signature at Hempstead Texas this th day of January A D 1915 J D Hart County Judge in and for Waller County Texas
Local items cover sickness and funerals with mention of Calra Mekeska's service in Crosby on Wednesday. The text notes a timer upgrading Ki C Adams residence with cotllite bars, A K Brookshire of Houston as W G Minn Co secretary, and immigration agent A L Short from Katywa engaging with locals. It mentions a farm incident with a runaway buggy and a nearby rescue, plus a brief plug for job work services.
A Friday evening gathering began at Miss Mary Mills home and moved to Mr. and Mrs P. M. Cuny’s house for a surprise party for Miss Attie Laurie May. The event featured amusements and refreshments with guests thanking Mrs Cuny for her role and praising the entertainment.
Aug Hank offered a lot of fine fish for sale in town on Wednesday. Dr Newon is in the city for fifteen days. Miss Edwina Adams spent a day in Houston. Miss Frankie Ddo Muke returned from Houston. George Pattison of 1siiston and O B Carter of Sealy visited for Houston Chronicle interests. Hampstead resident Alvin Herdotsin met friends. Local trip to Houston by Colgins EH DO Martin and S Hoyas. Basket Ball on school grounds drew a large crowd with Patterson and Brookshire. final score 10 to 23 for the home team.
Rey Williford visited Brenham on Tuesday. J Gasaner paid a dolley for another year’s paper. W I Donald builds a barn behind A H Muske’s store. W D Mills visited Hempstead Thursday. HL Donigan headed to Tolston by morning train. We printed for A Kohler near Sunny Gide since last issue. Bank Examiner S A Longmoor checked local banks this week. Dr Newtott’s cards printed last Saturday. Frank Wells spent the week in Sealy. C J Hiremann attended Road Commissioners meeting in Homestead. A A Hauck received a river fish from Mrs M Mutstice. Mrs M P Cuny visiting Houston this week. Guy Bains and Mary Hobsen visited Tluster Tuesday. Mr Johnson from Katy in town midweek. Maude Rhemann Vaasey J Foster, T A Patty and W Wilpitt attended singing at Mrs M Tubbs Sunday. J W Cooper Jr. had car breakdown but walked home. L B E Ledbetter returned from visit to St Austin. Mrs Ledbetter entertained at former home by friends. Bro Norris back after illness with La Grippe. Incoming cargo: flour, mixed feed, Cox meals, Armour fertilizer. Prices rising. compare our prices. EU Adams.
A Sunday gathering saw over seven percent of active Christian Endeavor members attend at the M I Church. The discussion centered on "The Christian Endeavor That Counts." The Prayer Meeting committee did not meet last week but will nominate quarterly leaders this week. Miss Mary Uelen Bains was appointed by the President to lead the Sunday meeting on the 44th inst.
Patterson Pointers report visits from Miss Jennie DeWitt of Honeton and Elmer Gia of Waller. Rev Williford preached to a large congregation. Vivian Pattison hosted a birthday party with treats and gifts. Embroidery Club met with Mrs Frank Garret. refreshments provided. A basketball game Friday featured Brookehite girls versus Pilterton school children. Fred Buller seeks eye treatment in Houston before returning to Bry an studies. J M Pattison hosted a young people party. Little Sevena Pattison visits S O ranch. Miss Frankie Dee Muske traveled to Houston to resume music studies.
The Women’s Home Missionary Society met at the Methodist Church on Friday afternoon in February. Officers for 1915 were elected: President Mrs FE A Cooper, First VP Mrs W B Dewitt, Second VP Mrs T S Williford, Vice Secretary Mrs EC Adams, Cor and Treasurer Mrs W D Mills, Publicity Superintendent Mrs L C Downman. A social meeting will be held on the third Friday each month at members’ homes.
Mrs Maude Brookshire and Mrs W R Dozier spent Friday in Fulsher dining with Mrs Wilson. Mr J C Baing on the sick list but recovering. Mr W Dogier confined at home with La Grippe. B Brookshire visiting aged parents W J Dealer and wife at Hnon Spur.
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