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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
6
William B. Denny of 1023 Park Ave Springfield Ohio writes that after years of catarrh affecting his head nose throat and stomach he could not eat or sleep well He took three bottles and can now eat most foods sleep peacefully and feels less nervous He urges others with catarrh to try Peruna
Announcing that Newton McDonald is an authorized candidate for County Tax Assessor subject to the Democratic Primary to be held Saturday July 27 1918. The notice lists McDonald as the declared candidate in the race.
The list of candidates subject to the Democratic Primary on February 11 includes Dan Tyson for Assessor and Collector, Matt. B. Bailey for Secretary and Treasurer, S. M. Burns Jr for Attorney, Kirby Boles for Marshal, and E. J. Holtzclaw. Will Cooke also appears as a candidate.
Miss Ola Sheffield returned to Houston last Friday. Mr. J. H. McLerran remains home sick with grip. Mrs. Chas Pollard and son have returned home. Miss Katy Nesbitt was in town from Salem Tuesday. Mr. Geo Kovelius was a business visitor to Houston. The Ladies of the American Red Cross are keeping busy. Mrs. Tom Jeter has resumed her school duties at Oakdale.
Mrs. Wm. Bettis departed yesterday for her home in south Texas. Mr. Bill-Alex Bonds drove to Thorndale on Tuesday for business.
Mr and Mrs Roger Gilleland of Tracy motored to Cameron on Tuesday for a brief trip.
The visiting reverend is staying with his son Charlie Pollard and his family during the trip.
Miss Ethel Walston is in Cameron in transition from Clarkson where she has been teaching.
Mr and Mrs Thurmond are occupying the L Wilson cottage in north Cameron. The brief item notes residence details for the couple in the Cameron area.
Dr and Mrs G B Taylor attended the play Chin Chin in Temple Monday night. Mr and Mrs A C Woodruff hosted a guest from Alabama. Elaine Cone spent Sunday in Gause with sister Mrs John H Thomas. C C Caldwell and Willard Chambers drove to Rockdale on business. Mrs Slaughter of Ben Arnold visited daughter Mrs Harvey Gandy. Francis and Sarah Dossett of Waco spent the weekend in Cameron with relatives.
An advertisement promotes LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN as a 50 cent liquid digestive laxative for indigestion constipation and biliousness. It notes it is made and recommended by Paris Medicine Co. the makers of Lexative Bromo Quinine and Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
Mr Miller Stark of the Temple Telegram motored to Cameron Tuesday. Mr Pope Sapp returned from Saratoga where he acted as agent for some time. Miss Minnie Hill of Terrell is visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs T S Henderson.
Mesdames Paul and Marvin Sessions of Rockdale were recent guests of Mrs. M. C. Sapp. Miss Florence Osteen of Temple spent Tuesday as guest of Miss Ola McLerran of Cameron. Col. Ike Looney visited this week, staying with his daughter Mrs. G. B. Taylor.
Mr. A. J. McKinney of Jones Prairie traveled to Cameron as a business visitor on Friday of last week. He is listed among local businessmen visiting the city for potential deals and consultations.
Mr George Barkemeyer of Ben Arnold route 1 called and paid his subscription in full for the Herald.
Mrs. Ernest Alford of Rockdale is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Will Caldwell.
Wyatt Wolf resumes duties in Oklahoma City after recovering from a recent illness.
Misses Mamie Black and Mary Burns returned Saturday afternoon to Floydada to resume their school duties.
Mr. R H Johnson this week purchased a new Overland touring car from the Wilkerson Brothers Garage. The sale reflects continued demand for motor vehicles in local commerce.
Emma Atkinson spends weekend in Waco visiting her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson.
Mrs. Sallie Bigbee is reported down with grippe this week and her friends hope for a speedy recovery as she shows signs of improving.
Mr. Jim Beard of New Home Texas arrived here on Wednesday to conduct business for the remainder of the week.
Messrs. A. L. Goodman and W. C. Read motored to Temple to see the musical comedy Chin Chin Monday night.
Mr. Richard Luedeke of Cameron rt. 1 called on Friday morning to renew his subscriptions for the Herald and Galveston news.
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is promoted to drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the system. Advertised for adults and children with a 60 cent price.
Mrs B. M. Siebel returns from San Antonio where she visited her son John who was ill with chicken pox and showed improvement after the visit.
Mr and Mrs Law Henderson and their young daughter from Bryan stayed Monday and Tuesday at the home of his aunt Miss Ada Henderson, sharing family time in the city.
Miss Alma Siebel of Kings Daughters Hospital Temple spent the weekend at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs B M Siebel in this city.
An old advertisement touts a malaria remedy named Tastelelss or Oroves Tonic claiming to drive out malaria enrich blood and build up the system for both adults and children. The claim includes price and usage notes.
Mrs Hackler of Dallas visited Mrs Cottle and instructed a class of about thirty Red Cross members in making surgical dressings during her stay.
A red and black spotted pig weighing 25 pounds strayed last Saturday night. Notify A. E. Hosch or call 322 or 117 to reclaim.
A gold lead pencil engraved Everlasting Sharpener with From Lee to Ella was lost between Miss Mamie Garrett's home and the telephone office Sunday morning. Return to this office or call the telephone office for a reward.
Finder paid on delivery of a Hudson 37 drive shaft with pinion and housing to Chambers Auto & Supply in Cameron Texas. The notice requests locating this automobile part between Ben Arnold and Cameron with payment on delivery.
Mrs Dow Eplen has resumed her duties in the Milano school. She returns to regular teaching responsibilities after a period away, continuing to serve students and staff in Milano.
Bay colored cow strayed. Finder please phone 507 or notify Millie Krull. 37-1t.
Mr Max Schwinge, brother of Mrs Wm Englebrecht, recently released from a base hospital in San Antonio after six weeks with measles and acute bronchitis, arrives for a fourteen day furlough to visit at the above mentioned lady's home near Ben Arnold.
Mrs Boyd Wills and her children returned home to Austin last week. They were accompanied to Rockdale by Miss Mary Lake and Miss Harriett Henderson and Agnes Henderson, and by her brother John Henderson.
The History Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Jeff Kemp. L. C. Estelle is improving and will soon return home.
The Mother's Club gathered last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. O O Kidd in attendance. Members discussed upcoming activities and shared notices for the community.
Mr. T. F. Hardy made a recent trip to Austin for undisclosed purposes. The visit seems to involve routine travel activities and a brief stay in the city. No further details on itinerary or outcome are provided.
The music club gathered Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. P. Jeter for a private session. Members shared selections and discussed program plans for upcoming performances.
Doctors Epperson, Richard and M C Sapp attended a medical convention in Waco this week, joining colleagues from the region for sessions and presentations.
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