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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1923
Page
3
Mrs. L. J. Hefley visits her son Heaury Ketley in Cameron with friends a guest of S. A. Cottle. Miss Lorine Tieze of Houston returns home after visiting cousins Nadine and Earl Bragg here.
Mrs. Velma Canatser and her son have left for Dallas following a visit with her sister Mrs. Ira F. Fey in the local area.
Miss Alta Klawansky returned after five weeks visiting friends in Fort Worth. She came home with a young companion Consuely Toomim. George Hooks of Waco is visiting his mother Mrs Ella R Hooks.
Miss Genevive Sears spent the summer here with her sister Mrs Ira F Key and has now returned to her home in Dallas.
Mr and Mrs J C Huddleston and their three children of Huntsville are visiting Mrs Huddlestons sister Mrs Fred Dier. They will depart the end of the week for Austin.
A. C. Woodruff proprietor of the Gause Drug Store, accompanied by his young son, was in the city on a business visit today to see the new Everwear Hose for men Preston Laird.
A glimpse of Cora Harriss life story will debut in the September issue of the Saturday Evening Post as part of a popular writer lineup. The Post also previews tax questions, a George K. Turner political series, Otis Skinner’s storytelling in Ladies Home Journal, and fashion sketches in the September issue. The item lists local visitors and health updates from Cameron, Waco, and nearby towns, noting Frank Beach Jr as a patient in Cameron Hospital and business trips by C. N. Green and others.
Elizabeth Peel of Hearne visits sister Mrs. George A. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. John Perry, Santa Fe and Western Union Telegraph workers, depart for a two week vacation in California. Mrs. W. M. Cobb and Mrs. Delia Kennedy, who have toured the west, expected home this week.
Miss Ruth Cammer leaves Sunday for Galveston to attend a Teachers Institute opening Monday. After the session she will return to Mt Bellvieu to teach the winter session in Chambers county. Mrs. Conn Miller entertained guests last Sunday on the Fort Worth to Galveston trip including Mr and Mrs Je Micheals Jr Mrs O H Michaels Sr and H Lawrence.
Howard Keith and his son Ralph spent the past weekend in Galveston. Howard attended the railroad conference of officials while Ralph visited his sister Mildred, Mrs. L. E. Frierson and her son L. E. Jr. They left Tuesday to join Mr. Frierson in Rosenberg after an extended stay with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tucker.
Rev. J. Boby Ward pastor of the Baptist church in Thorndale was in Cameron Tuesday.
Mrs H M Roark and her children are visiting relatives in Lancaster this week. They plan to return to Cameron late this week.
Judges and ministers from Cameron and nearby towns joined Milano Baptist church for a Sunday school rally and an all day singing. The afternoon featured the W. W. Kyle family, with Rev. Patrick Graham delivering an evening address. Visitors from Dallas, San Marcos, and Cameron enjoyed the event and related social visits.
Mrs. Goodhue Smith and her son of Waco spent a few days with H. F. Smith in town. Miss Ruth Coleman plans to leave for Milford for a teaching position at the Garmmar school. Margaret Key returns from a visit with her uncle in Smithville.
D. Graham of Thorndale visited Cameron on Friday. J. L. Schriber a prosperous farmer between Cameron and Buckholts was trading in the city Friday. John Hefley recently from Port Arthur is home on a visit. Mr Swaeg proprietor of the Hub Store with Mrs Swaeg and Miss Kathryn Baggett spent Sunday in Bartlett where Mr Swaeg runs another dry goods business.
J. B. Rector, longtime Cameron station agent on the Santa Fe line and Buckholts postmaster, a business and social figure, was seen in the city Tuesday. He now works as a traveling salesman covering South and West Texas.
Mrs L J Hefley visits her son H M Hefley and friends this week. She once lived in Cameron and now lives in Greenville with her daughter. She traveled from Tiasen where she visited her sister Mrs Forest Lay.
Mrs. F W M Hefley and her daughter Henriet spent several days this week in Waco visiting her mother Mrs. Hunt.
H Hunt and his young daughter Laura Bell spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Henry M Hefley.
Miss Lillian Tuttle arrives with her mother Mrs F M Tuttle after a 12 week study stint in San Marcos. She taught last year in Palestine and resumes her position for this term. Miss Genevive Sears returns home to Dallas after a two month stay with her sister Mrs ra F Key.
Mr and Mrs John Hays came home Friday from Mullin where they visited Mr Hays parents. Earlier they stopped in Kereng with Mrs Hays people where dress shirts were noted.
Mrs. J. I. Guggolz and her daughter Miss Selma Klatt will spend the weekend in Waco visiting relatives.
Misses Eileen Heffner of Weatherford and Dorothy Brown of Dallas and Mr Ovid Scotts of Bonham were weekend guests of Miss Harriett Henderson. The students attend the summer session and the last two named will receive their degrees at the session’s close.
Mr and Mrs C W Lawrence Mrs Hayden Lawrence and Miss Alice Lawrence returned Wednesday evening from a ten days vacation in Corpus Christi.
Vice President Doyle of the Uvalde Rock Asphalt Co visited Cameron on Monday and Tuesday to confer with city officials and local contractors about asphalt paving. He will send the company engineer to discuss the paving matter with the city.
Gordon Baskih Billie Hefley and Joe Mohler returned last week from San Antonio where they spent several weeks in the Citizens Military Training School.
A Ford Roadster owned by Lloyd Mitchell and a Ford Coupe collided on Dental Avenue near Ruth Street at night. The drivers W T Hefley and Billie Clark were unhurt aside from minor injuries. both cars were damaged though extent unclear.
Wilbur Jeter of Maryville Kansas is visiting his sister Mary Ellen Jeter indicating family ties during a local social event and travel.
Visitors at the R. H. Johnson Jewelry store admire a display of iridescent glass. The collection notes Farfaits sherbets cocktails tumbler lore and ice tea glasses. A new line of ivory and hand painted China is shown. The store also carries a superior stock of foods in Central Texas.
Mr. Bradbury father of the popular townsman C. W. Bradbury lost his home in Franklin to a fire last Friday morning. Cameron friends extend sympathy for the loss.
Leland Green and his brother C. N. Green of Cameron travel to St Louis this week to purchase merchandise for C. N. Green & Bros. The two businessmen plan to return with inventories to stock their Cameron store.
Miss Anna Louw Baskin a Grammar Grade teacher at the school returned home Friday after studying at Southwestern University Georgetown this summer. She was accompanied by Miss Bess Hanna who spent the weekend. Hanna taught here last year and will teach in San Antonio this winter.
Miss Sallie Kate McLane traveled to San Antonio this week to visit friends.
The Methodist Missionary Society gathered at the church Monday afternoon led by Mrs Baskin to conduct a Bible study session.
Mrs A tile hosted a bridge tea in the afternoon for her guest Mrs Royal of Bryan, with games and conversation marking the social visit.
Public probate notice commands Milam County sheriff to publish weekly for ten days a guardianship petition filed January 2 1997 in the Milam County Court seeking guardianship for two boys named Pfarrdrecha and Pfarrdrecha with a hearing set October 1 1998 at Cameron County courthouse for interested parties to appear and respond, failure to comply.
The court clerk H M Roark issues a writ for Milam County Texas with a return on the writ to show execution. The document bears the official seal and is dated August 23 1928 at Cameron statement signed by J O Hughes deputy.
In this ad text Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio, is advertised as a constitutional cure for catarrh claiming to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for any case it fails to cure. the page also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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