Local Notices and Social Roundup from Cameron Tex
Personal mentions cover visits and travels of residents including Mr Geo H Peel Miss Olga Peel and Willie Hefley plus Mr Allen Stevens and W C Weise. Social events include Fife meeting at Navasota and funeral for Mr Pipes with M R Looney attending. Also notes on library plans, a new birth, a sermon family in Cameron and Rogers election abolishing the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Peel
Montgomery
Ala
San Marcos
Cameron
Olga Peel
Willie Hefley
Austin
Allen Stevens
Rockdale
W. C. Weise
Jones Prairie
Henderson Fowler
W. F. Paden
Temple
W. D. Paden
Navasota
M. R. Looney
Branchville
E. L. Antony
L. P Law
M. M. Kemp
Pipes
Nora
Death of Mr. Pipes Father of Mrs. Tracy at Tracy Home
Mr. Pipes father of Mrs. N H Tracy died at Col N H Tracy’s home Friday morning. He was about 60 years old. Miss Lillie Roberts is in St Louis for two weeks buying millinery and viewing new fashion headwear ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Dossett
Library recreation space tied to positive community effort
Herald policy requires weekly office submission by Tuesday evening. The piece promotes reading rooms and moral books as sources of recreation and mental rest. Cheeves Bros move to the Auditorium block in Cameron with a large stock. Lipscomb Roberts joins the law firm Henderson Streetman Freeman after business college training. Horse services offered by Jim Coleman. Rosebud likely to gain an oil mill for next season. fuller details to come from Rosebud News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipscomb Roberts
Dallas Business College
Henderson, Streetman & Freeman
Local notices and business updates from Rosebud area
Wood sales and telephony news include J S Hefley offering wood at stated prices and Rosebud nearing direct line to Cameron. Cinema, bakery changes, library plans, and Young Men's League activities appear with other local trades and rent notices. A jury verdict in Belton finds J B Messer guilty and sentences him to twenty years. a wood chopping accident injures Russell Beaty. Beaty’s finger amputated. multiple service trades and rental notices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Messer
Belton
Messer
Boyd
Ladies of Maccabees Install Officers in Cameron
County licenses issued since Tuesday include pairs Albert Johnson with Victoria Morris Ebenezer Dubase with Hattie Debay J R Lackey with Nelie Myrtle Miller William Barton Jr with Peore Talbert Prinus Bradley with Lucinda Acard and T E Wilhite with I E Word en and Alfred Hoyle with Lugenia Mchale The Ladies of Maccabees installed officers for the ensuing year Tuesday at the I O O F hall Mrs Frank Clements installed the officers with Mrs Willie Davis as Supreme Mistress of Arms Mary T Bauknight lady commander Maude Rather lieutenant Lelia Woolley record keeper Sallie Steadman finance keeper Mary Zapaiac mistress of arms Martha Sapp chaplain Hulda Sharpe sergeant May Marshall Sentinel Albini Lesovsky pickett A reception followed with vocal selections by Miss Jessie K Clower and readings by Miss Lucy Mae Johnson refreshments served by Delphia Scott and assistants as violets and jonquils perfumed the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Maccabees
I. O. O. F. Hall
Frank Clements
Willie Davis
Mary T. Bauknight
Maude Rather
Lelia Woolley
Sallie Steadman
Mary Zapaiac
Martha Sapp
Hulda Sharpe
May Marshall
Albini Lesovsky
Pickett
Jessie K. Clower
Georgetown
Cameron
Lucy Mae Johnson
Delphia Scott
Bessie Arriett
Annie Bauknight
Old Sol
Advertised Letters and Local Notices in Cameron
Advertisement lists include Ladies List and Gent's List with names such as Minnie Baker Emma Richter Mamie Noolan Eula Richie Barton Bouard Curtis Louie Froy Shock. A one cent fee applies to each advertised letter. See new store in the Auditor ium block. 35-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barren Minnie Baker
PS Bradley Mae Coleman
Willie Ferris
Eugene Jackson
Mary Moore
Mamie Noolan
Eula Richie
Emma Richter
Mary Steward
Scott Luse Smoots
Lettie Smith
Sarah
Gent's
Barton
Walter Bouard
Beaveh Bulek Baland
Wige Cates
Curtis Louie Froy
Shock & Co
Uouston
R Jatkeau Lepre Haey
Joe McDade
John Morten J B Smith
TF Smith
WR Ticer
Uheeves Bro
Audgitorium Block
Cameron
Ice plant eyed by Rockdale capitalists
Dr. and Mrs. J M Stewart of Katy Texas visit W M Ferguson’s family. Mrs Eliza Moss dies in Rockdale and is buried at city cemetery after services. Ice plant planned near Sap depot site with H Vogel leading the venture. Jack Hale finds a large pearl in fried oysters but it is ruined by the cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stewart
Katy
Tex
W. M. Ferguson
Eliza Moss
I. G. Moss
H. Vogel
Rockdale
Jack Hale
Miss Maggie Sharp Visits Rogers This Week
Tribune notes Miss Maggie Sharp visiting in Rogers, Prof Jennings traveling to Belton as Messer trial witness, school suspended due to principal absence, Prof Strickland and Union Ridge family visit, White and Lynch trial postponed, Mrs Sheffield and son to Tay lor for future home, Odd Fellows lodge organized with fourteen members, storm house finished by L S Pitts, Mrs H Mewhiney and Bailey attend Mrs Kate Sharp funeral, Will Knight improving after illness, Martin Keith injured hammering iron, Bud Bryant visiting relatives from California, Curtig and Baugh families attend Aunt Kate Sharp funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Sharp
Rogers
Jennings
Belton
Messer
Prof. Strickland
Union Ridge
L. S. Pitts
Mesdames H. Mewhiney and
Bailey
Holland
Kate Sharp
Bud Bryant
Jesse Bryant
California
de, Curtig
Mr. Baugh
Senate session and plantation seed drive in state
The state senate meets about three and a half days while coast area seeds for planting are distributed widely. Alabama may hold a constitutional convention and a vote on the proposition is soon. The aim is said to be disfranchising the negro vote. Senator Chilton collaborates with industry for a Galveston harbor improvement appropriation and is praised for loyalty to his people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Senate
Alabama
Senator Chilton
Galveston Harbor
Washington's Birthday Observed by State Departments
Washington's birthday was observed by all state departments with doors locked and no business transacted. The Cuban constitution was framed and sent to Washington for endorsement, likely prompting an extra session of Congress. Marion county citizens push to host the girls industrial school at Jefferson with promising donated buildings. Galveston to entertain Hood's brigade next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Marion County
Jefferson
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Familton
Jostan G. Writs
M.D
Holland, Mich
James Kilgore
Grandma Anderson
Priplets
Frank Regman
Seidena
Brazos
Cheeves. Bros
Auditorium Block
Texas
Herald
Cheeves Bros
Jim Coleman
Rosebud
Rosebud News
J. S. Hefley
Freeman
Dispatch
Russell Beaty
Mesers
J. W. Brewer
Cadie Wallace
Mr. Vincent
F. Render
D. Kemp
Young Men’s Business League
Young Men’s League
Bee
Hi. Johson
Ton Fine Silverware
Thomes & Moore's Drug Store
Fred Judd
Texas Gin & Compress Co
H.F. Smith
J. T. Sneed
W. L. Baird
Citizens National Bank
H. F. Smith
Sam Streetman
Sneed, Jr
T. G. Sampson
Albert Johnson
Victoria Morris
Ebenezer Dubase and
Hattie
den, Alfred Hoyle and
Lugenia Mchale
T. A. Porg, P. M
From the Messenger
Davilla
Tribune
Will Knight
Martin Keith
Cameron Davie CO
Cameron, Texas
M. M. Hefley
JNO
B. McLane
T. F. Hardy
First National Bank
M. Unetey
J. ©. Reese
Tom Prorins
T. PF. Harpy
Canada
Fallseter
W. L. Lutner
Galveston
Hood
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