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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
9
The newest Cameron business enterprise opened to strong support from Milam County residents. Economy inducements offered by the store drew favorable reaction and led to an encouraging inaugural day.
The notice invites careful inspection of products or services, promising dependable quality and value. It emphasizes style, reliability, and fair pricing, encouraging readers to assess options before purchasing.
A compact roundup of miscellaneous brief notices and human-interest items from the community. Short mentions of local happenings, small events, and personal notes gathered from various neighborhood sources.
Mrs A N Green returned from Houston Sunday and Wilkerson Bros Garage promotes tires tubes and auto accessories. Mrs M M Kemp of Rosebud visited relatives in the city Sunday. Alif Owen left Wednesday to visit relatives in San Marcos. Geo McGehee and family move into Prof J E Watts home. Mr and Mrs M A Scott of Rosebud were in the city Sunday en route to Houston. Rev Brooks McLane and mother Mrs John B McLane went to Temple today. Miss Jaanita Stafford returned home from Huntsville Summer Normal. Roy E Hillyer of Rockdale transacted business in Cameron last Saturday. Miss Irene Kemp of Rosebud visited relatives in Cameron. Sgt J C Tucker of Camp Travis was a guest in Cameron Sunday of Miss Vance Hardy. Prof W J Walker in Austin on Summer Schools state board duties. Mr S M Burns Sr and Mrs T S Henderson were called to Marshall Sunday for ill sister Mrs Hill. Wilkerson Brothers, Overland 4 dealers announce sale of touring car this week to F D Fowler of Gause.
Miss Ruth Connally of Rosebud hosted by Miss Louise Green last week. Mrs Willie Davis Miss Delphia Scott and Perry Wilkerson visited Temple Sanitarium Sunday. Wilkerson Brothers Garage advertises reliable workmanship by good mechanics. Miss Alice Owen resumes training at Temple Sanitarium after three weeks vacation. Judge Ed English returns from Austin after vacation with daughter Mrs John Newton.
Mrs F J Beckerman and daughter Lillie Kate visit Mr and Mrs C F Jensen in Lehrner for ten days. John Burns reports C W Read Clifton Tyson and Henkel Raymond of Cameron are in active training on Goat Island San Francisco. Wilkerson Bros Garage advertises auto parts and overhaul services.
Miss Alama Black leaves Sanitarium for home this week after typhoid recovery. Annie Wade of Belton, former Walker's Creek teacher, visited friends and spent time in Cameron with Miss Vance Hardy. Judd Davis nears full recovery from typhoid and plans to town Saturday. Velda Walker returns from San Antonio. escorted by Mrs. Cave and Mrs. Meyers. Will Davis of Sharp visits Cameron with a line of silos. Mr. and Mrs. John Cammer relocate to Lufkin with Santa Fe role. Wilkerson Brother Garage advertises battery services. Mrs. Geo. S. Rhea and kids enjoy Corpus Christi beach trip.
Local merchant Geo A. Thomas & Sons Drugs and Jewelry announces readiness for the new school season with all required books and school supplies available for students.
Mr Hodges and his daughter Mrs Beulah Dimmitt returned Friday to their Georgetown home. They were accompanied as far as Rockdale by Mr Geo T Moore and family. Little Dora Emily Moore joined them to Georgetown for a visit.
Mrs. Geo A Thomas received a note early in the week from her son Walter Thomas stating a navy furlough and plan to visit home. He serves in the navy and is stationed in Boston Massachusetts.
Geo. T. Graves and family spent Sunday in the Sharp community with Thos. H. Graves and family. Monday at Cameron State Bank showed a cheerful atmosphere as the cashier enjoyed a fried chicken meal.
J A Evans and family and T N Herring and family spent Sunday in Rosebud with E W Strauss family. Cameron friends hail Mr Strauss recovery from typhoid fever. He and his wife recently toured Colorado and western cities and shared stories of his travels.
Local druggists report a sales drop for calomel as Dodson’s Liver Tone gains popularity. They promise money back if relief isn’t achieved and tout the remedy as safe, pleasant tasting, vegetable based, and easy on children and adults.
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