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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
6
Talbot Ridge residents discuss spear farming plans shifting toward a more diverse crop mix. The community notes road conditions hindering travel and reports on local visits, weddings, and social events. Isis Theatre under P. A. Mitchell offers improved showings with The Exploits of Elaine drawing full houses.
Public sale announced for February 2, 1915 at Cam eron Milam County Texas to satisfy a $4400 debt secured by a deed of trust on 250 acres known as the R A Nabours land in Salem community. Frank Gelner holder of the note appoints Substitute Trustee John Watson to conduct the sale at the courthouse between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. with all rights and appurtenances. Witness dated January 7 1915. Local items note burglaries and lost jewelry with a jewel missing and a reward offered.
Saturday afternoon at the Methodist Parsonage in this city John Hefley and Willie Noack of Add Hall were quietly married by Rev. Dean White. The bride hails from a prominent German family in Milam County and Hefley is a well regarded young man. The couple reside at the Hefley home north of town as friends extend best wishes for a happy life. Miss Nora Heffey has a new teaching post in Globe Arizona after leaving the community years ago. She returns to duty in the West amid well wishes from Cameron friends. Also noted is Mr W W Caddell near Ben Arnold, a noted hog raiser, who reports killing a shoat yielding 18 gallons of lard and promises to supply country sausage to the Herald parsonage. The Herald notes the departure of Mr and Mrs J R Blair and family to Bell County, hoping they visit Milam again before a year passes.
A vintage note advertises Ferriline as a trademarked tonic containing quinine for adults who cannot take ordinary quinine. It warns it can disturb the stomach and may cause nervousness, recommending a two ounce dose and asking customers to request Ferriline.
The Milam County Court issues a summons for Henry Sanford in a 1914 petition filed by Wm. R. Rogers as assignee of J. R. Petit. The case No. 3066 seeks foreclosure of Sanford's mortgage lien and recovery of $581.20 plus interest and costs, with Rockdale Mercantile Co. named as a defendant for cotton value converted. The return requires publication weekly for four weeks prior to the February 1, 1915 term in a newspaper serving the county or district.
The New Cameron Drug Company occupies its new Belton Street location in the former Roddy Bros Dry Goods building. Interior decorations and improvements will make it one of the neatest and most attractive drug stores in the south.
Sand Grove reports a week of sunny weather after heavy rain. Rev. Rogers preached Saturday and Sunday while Miss Dee Cook hosted guests Dee Cook and Minnie Raney with others attending parties at Bufingtons. Local schools Summit School welcomed the new year and rivalry contests drew high excitement. families note illnesses, visits, and community gatherings across Sipe Springs Milano and Rogers areas.
Miss Mabel Logan returns to Cameron after staying with relatives. Mrs. Nannie Newton returns to Cameron. Miss Lizzie Winterburger from Rockdale visits aunt Mrs. W F Young. Edd Young of Uvalde visits relatives two weeks. Joe Hess ill with pneumonia. Seth Corley moves store to Frank Raney building. Watch service at Baptist church well attended. Rev Campbell preaches on Christmas as a time of rejoicing. Fletcher McDonald visits his mother. Jim Logan and family from Cameron spend a week with relatives. Sedonia Schiller visits Cameron. Carry Saunders of Fort Worth visits her mother. Ida Shoaf returns from Temple. Dr Zellner returns to Lometa after week here. E B Harris hosts young folks Friday evening.
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