Local Notes and Visits Across Town This Week
Local and personal items record visits by Mrs. S A Pannell of Houston to her daughter Mrs J Hefley, Mrs Nellie Hill of Temple visiting her aunt, plus several residents from Cameron and Maysfield in town last Monday. A street commissioner, John T Arnold, reports extensive grading work near the park and brick yard. Town life also notes Cabinet sales, odds and ends, and upcoming legislative adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Pannell
Houston
J. Hefley
Nellie Hill
Temple Vis
T. S. Hender
John T. Arnold
C. M. Challenner
Temple
Cameron
J. A. Challenner
Cheeves Bros millinery show draws Camer on ladies and visitors
Last week the millinery opening at Cheeves Bros attracted many Cameron and out of town visitors. The display featured stylish hats with floral trims and seasonable dress goods. Store staff aided shoppers while gentlemen offered courtesy, marking another successful local millinery display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheeves Bros
Cameron and
Easter Services At Christ Church With Sermon
Easter services announced for next Lord's Day at the Christian Church with an Easter sermon titled Forsaking Christ. A cordial invitation is extended to all. The article notes cotton, corn planting on Elm Creek land and strong merchant activity last Saturday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Christ
Local notes and social items from Cameron area
Visits by B Loewenstein Jr Triggs Fraim and Challenner family span Cameron Rosebud Gause and Temple. Fire department schedules strawberry supper for April 24. Minor injuries after well accident and a birdshot facial wound. City council lacked a quorum and plans for Friday meeting. Vick wounded by a negro, treated at Sap bridge and Thomas' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Vick
Sap Bridge
Thomas’ Drug Store
Moe Kinney
Taylor
Hightower Eyes Turnout as Rains Aid Planting Prospects
Mr G T Hightower of Walker s Creek spoke in Cameron last Tuesday on hopeful prospects for the year noting January and February rains delayed planting but field work now proceeds and some land may be turned out due to rain and labor shortages He reports a good corn crop emerging strong. In the Western District of Texas a bankruptcy case for Fredrich Wilhelm Schmidt creditor notice sets a discharge hearing for May 4 1903 at 10 in the fore noon before Referee M C H Park at Waco Texas where creditors may appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Hightower
Walker's Creek
Cameron
District Court
Western District of Texas
Fredrich Wilhelm Schmidt
Fredrick Wilhelm Schmidt
M. C. H. Park
Waco
Texas
D. H. Hart
H. B. McCulloch
Licenses to Marry Reported by County Clerk
The county clerk lists licenses issued since Tuesday of last week pairing Henry Powler with Mary Brown J M Brown with Francis Kennedy I A Smith with Lenore Dees Nathan Wright with Willie Ann Hooker Fayette Davenport with Jonie Andrews Joe Doby with Katie Hughes.
Eloquent Watterson to Speak in Cameron on April 25
Henry Watterson editor of the Courier Journal will lecture at the Cameron Auditorium under Knights of Pythias sponsorship. The program cites praise from the Atlanta Constitution and Chattanooga Times and notes tickets are on sale at Reese and Sapp's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Cameron
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Atlanta Constitution
Young Men’s Christian Association
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Son
Atlanta
Chattanooga Times
Watterson
Reese & Sapp
Post Office Notice on Box Rent Closures
Special notice states that box rents unpaid by the tenth of the month will close at the start of a new quarter under postal department regulations. It mandates postmasters enforce timely payments across all boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Letter List for Week Ending April 6
Gents listed include T. Baker W. L. Betterly D. C. Calihan Will Brown M. C. Brown Thomas Coleman Jim Green Joseph Harbour Matt Jackson W. O. Lanier E Lumley M. J. Reed Ola Smith Ladies listed Jennie Baker Jennie Benton Rebecca Beal Eva Debose Nell Hataway Lucy Hart Clauda Bell Henderson Alburdia Johnson Miss L Rogers Maude Wiley Hattie Williams Mail pickup requires stating advertised and the date of advertisement with a one cent fee per advertised letter. Mus Anna CrawFrorp P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Baker
W. L. Betterly
D. C. Calihan
Will Brown
M. C. Brown
Thomas Coleman
Jim Green
Joseph Harbour
Matt Jackson
W. O. Lanier
E. ©. Lumley
M. J. Reed
Ola Smith
Jennie Baker
Jennie Benton
Rebecca Beal
Eva Debose
Nell Hataway
Lucy Hart
Clauda Bell Henderson
Alburdia Johnson
Miss L. Rogers
Maude Wiley
Hattie Williams
Anna CrawFrorp
P.M
Cure a Cold in One Day Vitamin Patent Remedy Ad
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxitive Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure E. W. Grove's signature on each box 25 cents FOR SALE Five hundred bushels of Spanish peanuts by R. F. Pool 1971 First class horse shoeing at Jim Coleman's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
R. F. Pool
Jim Coleman
Attempted murder on Goodhue Wilson farm near Cameron
Last Tuesday on the Goodhue Wilson farm, A S Houston and C V Vick were wounded by a shotgun in the hands of John Montgomery, described as an irate black man. Montgomery, who fled after a dispute over driving through a mud hole, was captured within an hour and jailed. Vick’s injury in the left hand and arm was slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodhue Wilson
A. S. Houston
C. V. Vick
John Montgomery
Houston
Henry Ledbetter
Wilson
Montgomery
Luce
Will Ross
Cameron
Vick
Tragic Tree-Saw Accident Claims Child Near Cameron
On a rural Cameron site, German laborer Vince Nowara and his four year old daughter Mary Nowara were near a felled tree. The tree split as the top was cut, trapping Mary on the stump. Despite Dr. Jessie Cass’s efforts the child died from neck and head injuries around 11:30 p.m. Sunday. Burial followed in Cameron’s Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hefley
Cameron
Vince Nowara
Mary Nowara
Jessie Cass
District Court Grand Jurors and Petitiors Named
The district court's grand jurors are listed in order: W. K. Dickinson S.S. McLane E. W. Peel E. W. Steger T. W. Lantrip J. C. Gaither T. H. Davis Geo. S. Graven J. W. Reader D. B. McCall R. F. Yardley C. C. White J. A. Peel T. J. Price L. F. Graham. Petitiors for week two include R. L. Batte Jim Coleman W. H. Camp R. M. Lyles G. T. Bryant B. F. Kemp A. J. Jenkins Chas. Weise M. H. Baird Sam Law Geo. Rogers H. E. Jennis W. M. Phillips Robi. Kerr &. Vogel H. J. Haverkorn A. J. Jackson T. J. Cone Alvah McKinney D. D. Arnold T. W. Kennedy Thomas Blinka D. G. Pool Watt Buford J. W. Burk G. W. Joiner A. W. Moody 8S. G. Brooks J. A. Jameson F. O. Boedeker C. A. Pitts John Reeves Geo. Hartsfield Sr. T. J. Bryant Curtis Cannon T. J. Carries Attorneys W. W. and J. F. Hair and Sheriff Sam Sparks of Belton attended county court in Cameron for the Will Hancock case, continued to the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
W. K. Dickinson
S.S. McLane
E. W. Peel
E. W. Steger
T. W. Lantrip
J.C. Gaither
T. H. Davis
Geo. S. Graven
J. W. Reader
D. B. McCall
R. F. Yardley
C. C. White
J. A. Peel
T. J. Price
L. F. Graham
R. L. Batte
Jim Coleman
W. H. Camp
R. M. Lyles
G. T. Bryant
B. F. Kemp
A. J. Jenkins
Chas. Weise
M. H. Baird
Sam Law
Geo. Rogers
H. E. Jennis
W. M. Phillips
Robi. Kerr
Vogel
H. J. Haverkorn
A. J. Jackson
T. J. Cone
Alvah McKinney
D. D. Arnold
T. W. Kennedy
Thomas Blinka
D. G. Pool
Watt Buford
J. W. Burk
G. W. Joiner
A. W. Moody
G. Brooks
J. A. Jameson
F. O. Boede
Packers Special Visitors To Camer on Texas Stop
A large group of wholesale fruit and produce buyers from Kansas City Chicago and other northern cities will visit Cameron Texas on Friday April 10 arriving by a Santa Fe special train. Local committees organized entertainment and exhibitions at the Auditorium and coordinated closing shops 8 to 10 am to greet the guests with water ice and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Cameron
Texas
Bickett & Hearrell
John H. Bickett
W. A. Thomas
W. W. Greer
T. C. Stafford
G. Boyles
T. A Pope
R. F. Pool
H. W. Hefley
J. R. Rhodes
J. H. Bickett
Messrs. E. Sanders
J. C. Joseph
Cameron Ice Co
City Election Results and Local Notices
In the primary last Tuesday three aldermen were elected: J T Weatmoreland 137 votes, H E Bauknight 76, W M Caldwell 75. Tom Peoples 86, U S Hearrell 103, fF Render 62. The new aldermen are Weatmoreland Hearrell and Render, the latter two re elected. Constable B Howars from Rockdale brought two boys charged with coal theft. one bailed, the other fined $1, total $28.50 in Lankford court. Mrs Jessie Cass hosted friends on Wednesday with Miss Dorothy of Mississippi as guest. J E Dye of Buck Stove and Range Co. was in Cameron. Constable T J Miller of Buckholts was in Cameron on business. The Herald is $1.00 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Weatmoreland
H. E. Bauknight
W. M. Caldwell
Tom Peoples
U. S. Hearrell
Ff’. Render
Weatmoreland
Hearrell
Render
Westmoreland
B. Howars
Rockdale
Jessie Cass
Dorothy
Mississippi
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Tom Pool
Corinth
M. E. Collier
Collier Post Office
Our City
Camer
E. J. Powell
E. D. Boece
Maysfield
Eron
Owas
Meron
By & Son
Madaline Funck of
Bloom, Ll
Her Cousin
S. Anna F. Crawford
Beach
D. P S
Irs
M. E. Houser
Daugh Miss George
Lincoln, NL
Anna F. Crawford
Bertha Pool
San Gabriel
LD. G. Pool
M. T. Hooper
Fayette- Arkansas
Prof. R
D. Kemp
Vision
John Sharp
Itis
Eerats
Paul
Missouri
Goldgin
Itarver Commission Co
Methodist Church
M. K. Lott
W. H. Triggs
Ernest Pool of
Buckholts
A. E. Brady of
Mayefield
D. C. Barb
Somerville
Mrs. H. ©. Green of
Killeen
Bennie Arnold
Milano
A.S. Addison
People’s Farm
Ben Arnold
E. H. Lang
Franklin
Calvert
Williams & Waters
G. W. Williams
R. H. Waters
Burlington
Milam County
G. W. Willia
Ams
Ollie Jackson
Pool
Jackson
Joe Luce
Bruce Mayo
J. 8. Hefsey
Elm Creek
B. Loewenstein Jr
Albert Triggs
Rosebud
J. R. Fraim of
Gause
Fannie Norman
Gus
Alpha Tau Society
Dr. Pope
Delphia Scott
J. M. Page
Georgetown
Eloquent
Wilson Farm
W. W
J. F. Hair
Sam Sparks
Belton
Will Hancock
Packers
J. E. Dye
Buck Stove and Range Co
St. Louis
T. J. Miller
Herald
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