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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
1
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The Baker barn at Patterson burned last Tuesday morning with hay inside. Firefighters and local residents worked hard to save nearby Baker residence. A hot spell preceded a sand storm and rain that eased conditions for farmers and ranchers. Katy plays here today Sunny Side tomorrow.
Presiding Elder Thomas of Brenham preached at the Third Quarterly Conference in the city and Patterson over the weekend. A large crowd attended Saturday night and both Sunday services, with Rev Thomas as the guest of C Adams.
The Hempstead ball team played the local rival yesterday with results not yet released. A Revival Meeting at the Baptist Church closed last Friday evening. Brother Ashford departs tonight by train for his Ft Worth home.
Waller notes crops thriving with cotton near bloom and corn in good condition after a refreshing rain. A Wednesday party at Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bell honored Miss Ruth Herring. Brenham mentions a week’s end event with many attendees and a few runaways. B. L. Bing welcomed a baby boy on June 20. Several visits, fishing, and local travel reported among area families.
The SIMONTON community extends sympathy to Grace Creig’s bereaved parents and sister after her death in Houston following a serious operation. The note expresses consolation that Grace is at peace and that a reunion may occur someday. Various local residents and visitors are noted in short updates, including Mildred Saunders illness and multiple trips and visits among families.
The item notes that posters and tickets were printed for E. H. Martin during the current week, indicating a small local production or event preparation in the community.
Weller couple toured Oklahoma Iowa and Ohio on an extended visit last week. Harriet and Marie Cobb visited their parents. Andersons of Brookshire stayed with the Aldengsons. Claire Yeates son of Mrs Yentes received A&M College medal for best drilled in his company. County Demonstrator Mrs Ried spoke to Girly's Canning Club on jelly making. Cress Mallicant returned from Lockhart. Essie Abbott and Ralph visiting relatives in Lockhart. MWA Totals and WWO Lodge joint ice cream supper honored the Ladies and Children. John Callahan of Callahan Oil Co Houston was in Katy selling loty in the Ka-Tex Oo-Oil subdivision nine miles north, with drilling planned in 60 to 90 days. Continued on page Three.
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