Local and Personal Briefs From Cameron Area
Constable W. Peel of Milano, Deputy Sheriff Iglehart, and County Judge Peel were seen on official business in Cameron Martin and Austin respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ford welcomed a bouncing boy. For sale, five hundred bushels of Spanish peanuts by R. F. Pool. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGregor now reside in Tracy after returning from the Territory. County Attorney Chambers and C. D. Webster attended justice's court at Buckholts."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5. Peel of
Milano
Cameron
Will Ford
Burlington
R. F. Pool
Walter McGregor
The
Territory
Tracy
Chambers
C. D. Webster
Local Items and Notices From Cameron Area
For sale residence across from Methodist church ask at 27 1f Dr M K Lott. Mrs Caldwell visited Burlington to see daughter Mrs Will Ford. Cut rate hotel cabinets two dollars a dozen at Studio over D Kemp's. Attendance at teachers institute in Cameron last Friday and Saturday good. Rev Kilgore visited Georgetown for several days with relatives. Paying three cents per pound for lean white cotton rags and two cents for colored rags. Ameron Water Power Light Co. Beaty and Kours attended Odd Fellows in Rosebud. Jan 29th kitchen accident on Hefley farm burned by coffee spill. For sale 15 acres in Milam County. Wybrants Minerala 27 4. Mr and Mrs Tarver and children visited Arlington for family reunion. Mr Price Looney prepared an trespass notice for relatives.
Visit to Cameron Parents with Kerr Family
Mrs. Park Kerr of Lampasas with her children spent several days last week in Cameron visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W W Templeton. Miss Maggie Terry of Ben Arnold attended the institute meeting in Cameron Friday evening and Saturday. Auction Sale of town lots at Maypearl postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Kerr
Lampasas
Cameron
W.W. Templeton
Maggie Terry
Ben Arnold
Institute
Maypearl
Cameron News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Fees
Miss Nettie Dorroh, teaching at Clarkson, attended the teachers institute in Cameron last week. Mr. John T. Duncan, notable railroad lawyer from LaGrange, visited Cameron on professional business last Monday. Miss Mollie Lesovesky of Cameron is visiting cousins Mrs. R. E. Koepke and Mrs. I. L. Brown. Chieftain Laudseen registry No 53942 owned by Sam Little demands a $2.50 advance fee. Bartlett Tribune reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laudseen
Sam Little
Nettie Dorroh
Clarkson
Teachers’ Institute
Cameron
John T. Duncan
LaGrange
Mollie Lesovesky
Mesdames
R. E. Koepke
I. L. Brown
Bartlett Tribune
Shingles for Sale in Cameron Township
J T Westmoreland advertises 50 000 heart pine shingles at well below market price in Cameron offering a sharp bargain. Prof J C Watts of Yarrelston, noted educator, visited Cameron last week for the institute meeting. Commissioners' court to convene next Monday at the former county clerk office beneath the Masonic lodge, praised as suitable for sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
J. T. Westmoreland
J. C. Watts
Yarrelston
Commissioners’ Court
Masonic Lodge
Cotton rag pricing note from Cameron Water Power & Light
A brief wartime era pricing item lists clean white cotton rags and two cents for colored cotton rags, attributed to Cameron Water Power & Light Company with a date notation 29-4.
For Sale Ribbon cane syrup at Kemp’s store
On Wednesday at the Nelson farm in Beat6 Mrs Lizzie Fowler, burning grass in her garden, caught fire and died within six hours. She was 21. her husband was badly burned in an attempt to save her. They had no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Lizzie Fowler
School Teacher Taber Reports 60 Pupils in Bartlett
Prof W C Taber, teaching near Bartlett, visited Cameron Drug Company and spoke of an enrollment of 60 pupils. The Bartlett Tribune notes his long standing reputation as an excellent instructor and overall satisfaction with his school's progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Taber
Bartlett
Tribune
Jumbo Turnip Reported From Waco Area
R F Cates sends word of a giant turnip grown by J C Crank of Cavilla near Sablett. Weighing twelve pounds it claims to be the largest turnip seen in Waco, grown on land with no irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Cates
Bastlett Tribune
J. H. Wheeler
J. C. Crank
Cavilla
Sablett
Waco
Times-Herald
Waco Times- Herald
Rev Sam Jones Delivers Provocative Medley at Auditorium
On Wednesday evening last week Rev Sam Jones spoke to a large audience at the Auditorium on a Medley of Philosophy Facts and Fun. He held the crowd in wrapt attention from start to finish and impressed as a solitary yet effective preacher and lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Corpus Christi Wedding of Segrest and Shuffield in 1903
The marriage took place January 27 1903 at 7 30 pm in Corpus Christi Texas at the home of Mr and Mrs Jas Grant with Judge W B Hopkins officiating Dr Hiram H Segrest of Corpus Christi marrying Miss Cleo Shuffield formerly of Cameron The couple was seen by invited guests The groom serves as mayor pro tem of Corpus Christi and the bride formerly from Cameron now resides with the Grants The reception followed and the couple left for their new home on the bluff
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Jas. Grant
W. B. Hopkins
Hiram H. Segrest
Christi
Cleo Shuffield
Cameron
Tex
Grant
Cor.s. A. Express
Ladies of Christian Church Host Evening Social
A social evening will be hosted by the ladies at the home of Mrs. S. J. Clement next Friday evening a week February 13 from 7 to 12. The cordial invitation extends to both young and old to attend and enjoy the gathering together.
Great labor leader to be featured in Sunday sermon
The Sun day evening sermon at the Christian church will center on John Mitchell the noted labor leader. The morning address will sketch the life of Helen M. Stone the returned missionary held captive six months by Bulgarian brigands last year. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Helen M. Stone
Licensed to Marry In County Clerk Records
The county clerk issued licenses since last Tuesday to W. E. Stevens and Jane Mayes J. A. Harris and Mary Chas teen Grant Gates and Ada Davis John Cannon and Ella Kaous Gus Turner and Nevade White Jack Smith and Willie Hope kins Milton Tyson and Mandy Tere reil Ralph E. Wallace secured a discharge from the United States navy due to his father’s death and returned to Cameron as the sole dependent of his widowed mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Wallace
United States Navy
Cameron
Ralph
To Arrive About Keb 5th seed notice
Seed dealer C H Stith advertises seed corn cane seed and millet seed. Claims seed corn raised for seed and best the country affords. States seed will mature in days and cane and millet seed are clean and reliable. Backstrom for baby pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toroth
C.H. Stith
Notable visitors and court activity in Cameron area
Mr Will Sharp of Cavilla visited Cameron this week while Miss Kittie Black of Temple came to see Mr E H Lang's family. Judge A W Gibson of Beat 6 attended Cameron court last Monday. A M Camp, prominent San Gabriel farmer, was in Cameron last Monday. Dr Thos A Pope of Waco spent Wednesday in Cameron returning home by the evening train. Eugene Wallace and W A Morrison of Rockdale attended county court this week. Mrs Mose Taylor left for San Angelo after a telegram about her husband’s illness. County court is in session with civil work dominating the docket and the weekly jury was dismissed Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie Black
Temple
Our City
E. H. Lang
Thos. A. Pope
Waco
Cameron
Mose Taylor
San Angelo
Rector praises Milam county diversification efforts
Mr. J R Rector of near Greenville Hunt county visits Cameron and backs Milam county farmers diversifying. He notes two carloads of Irish potatoes planted last year and a profitable refrigerator for shipping vegetables. Also reported is the burial of Mrs Dr Robinson of Ben Arnold at Oak Hill cemetery beside her husband, with funeral services from W A Nabours residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Rector
Greenville
Hunt County
Cameron
Milam County
Dr. Robinson
Ben Arnold
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. L. Stewart
Hanover
W. A. Nabours
Illness Update: 106 Smallpox Cases in County Since Dec
County health physician Dr N Casa reports 106 smallpox cases treated since December 15 with 40 cases at February 1, concentrated along Robertson and Falla counties. Few cases in Cameron and none in Rockdale. Most cases mild and easily managed. One man had an outbreak on all but one leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Casa
Robertson
Falla Counsties
Cameron
Rockdale
Cass
Local Job Work Offered From Home At The Herald Office
The Herald invites home workers to submit job work to save on transportation costs. Ring No 11 to arrange copy for the project and ensure satisfaction with the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
Heralds price and Cameron Drug Company ad
The Herald lists a yearly subscription price of one dollar and promotes school supplies from Cameron Drug Company.
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Iglehart
Martin
Peel
Austin
E. P. McKinney
Alabama
Methodist Church
M. K. Lott
C. A. Caldwell
Heraughter
Ad Studio
D. Kemp’s
Teachers’ Institute Inameron
Saturn
James Kilgore
Georgetown
Ameron Water, Power & Light Pany
Messrs
C. P. Beaty
W. A. Kours
Rosebud
Odd Fellows
Hefley Farm
Beaty
C. Moore
R. 1. &. Smith
Burgess
F Cousty
Sam Jonas
Moore
Herald
Minerala
G. B. Taylor
Paul C. Tarver
Arlington
Cameron Water, Power & Light Company
Jeff T. Kemp
Cameron Drug Company
Backstrom
John Mitchell
Mattress Factory
Hall
Alliance Store
South Side Square
Sheffield
Texas Midland
R. R
F. B. McKay, Cien’l
Pass
Agt
Terrell, Texas
H. ¥. Smith
W.L. Baird
Casuier
Tom Sampson
James Sampson
R. Casuier
Citizens National Bank
H.f.saidh
Oxsheer Mmith
T. G. Sampson
W. L. Baird
s@r Exchange
W. E. Stevens
Jane Mayes
J.A. Harris
Mary Chasteen
Grant Gates and
Ada Davis
John Cannon and
Ella Kaous
Gus Turner and
Nevade White
Jack Smith
Willie Hopekins
Milton Tyson
Mandy Terereil
T. A. Robinson
R. D. Brown
Old County Clerk Building
Baby
Will Sharp
T. S. Henderson
Dallas
Constable Cargill
Beat 2
Sheriff Averiett
Brenham
C. C. Blakeney
A. W. Gibson
Mr. A. M. Camp
San Gabriel
Eugene Wallace
W. A. Morrison
Cameron Drig Company
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