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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
4
J W Martinis of Kansas was called home this week by the death of his sister who passed away near Fort Scott after spending weeks there with Mrs N G Piew. The service and burial details were announced locally.
Hugo Seidel and family spent time at La Porte enjoying surf bathing. Mrs. Smith and children of Schulenburg visited our city and her sister Mrs. A. B. Chapman. Angus Stricklin of Austin visited his wife. J. Al. Wade and Goose Creek family stayed several days. Jim had The Times sent to him. Miss Nettie Jones left for Galveston and San Antonio before returning to San Marcos. Mrs. Denton and child arrived from West to visit her mother. A party of townsfolk left for two weeks in Galveston. W. J. Cooper visited Hempstead on business. Mrs. Henderson of Hempstead in town for Life Insurance business. J. B. Enos returned from Houston. Miss Carrie Huggins hosted a house party at Falshear. W. L. Rogers Jr. and family visited relatives in Houston. Lieutenant Chapman guests at W. F. Donald’s home en route to South Carolina. Joe Dozier and family at La Porte. Joe Clett, US Marine, visiting Pattison. G. E. Bains left for Mineral Wells to join his wife seeking health, escorted by A. J. Jordan to visit Lem in Fort Worth. Mrs. M. C. Edmondson left for Austin after weeks with daughters. C. J. Rhemann and L. D. C. Bains in Houston to hear Pat O’Brien. Mrs. B. Hammerling and Miss Francis Hammerling in Houston. Mrs. W. D. Mills returned from Houston. Mrs. A. Stricklin and W. J. Cooper Jr. motor to Hempstead on business.
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