Rockdale Notes Include Accidental Shooting and Local Moves
From the Rockdale Reporter and Bulletin dated January 11 including news of Mrs Bashaw going to Marlin Tom Knight building a new house Jim Barb shot in the leg with a 38 pistol Mr Triggs Cameron Grocery Co in town Miss Lottye Sims returning home N H Tracy attending the 27th legislature opening Miss Welder visiting Miss Strelsky D McComb joining Scarbrough Hicks Ed Hewitt leaving for Mexico Jewell Howard to preach at Christian church Hugh Duncan burial Dr Coulter scare and depot work Charles Sharpe shot boy X ray and other local items plus many names and brief notices.
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Mr. Triggs
Cameron Grocery Co
Cameron
Lottye Sims
N. H. Tracy
Austin
Miss Welder
Beeville
Strelsky
D. McComb
Mistral Bros
Scarbrough & Hicks
Ed Hewitt
San Marcos
San Antonio
Mexico
Jewell Howard
Christian Church
Rockdale
Hugh Duncan
Hicks
H. T. Coulter
Perewall
Cameron Street
Chas. Sharpe
Sharpe
Waco
Captain R F Murffie Dies. Confederate Vet Laid To Rest
Capt R F Murffie a former Confederate soldier and member of Camp Ben McCullough died at his Burlington home. He commanded a company in the 20th Mississippi Regiment. His body was moved to Rockdale and buried beside his children in Odd Fellows cemetery after funeral services by Rev T G Alfred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanglewood
Charles de la Vergne
Odd Fellows
Carriage Review Boosts Hefley Co Appeal
A sales pitch promotes J.T. and J.D. Hefley Co offerings with praise for style and finish. The proprietor touts steady year start gains, up-to-date methods, and savings of 10 to 25 percent, emphasizing universal fair dealing and rapid sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T & J.D. Hefley Co
Three slates for sale by Herald office
Three slates 24 by 50 inches one inch thick with one inch bottom frame. Can be sold separately or together. In good condition and cheap. Apply to C. C. Maltman at Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Maltman
Herald Office
First Meeting of Creditors Declares William Faubion Bankrupt
In the Western District of Texas the case of William Faubion, a Milam County resident, is declared bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors is set for February 2, 1901 at 10:00 a.m. in Austin at the official bankruptcy office to prove claims, appoint a trustee, exam the bankrupt, and conduct related business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District’Court of the
United States
Western District of Texas
Austin
Willam Faubien
William Paubien
Milam
William Faubion
Texas
Sanger Joseph Co. Store Thrives Amid Busy Day
A Herald representative toured the Sanger Joseph Co. and noted a bustling storefront with customers filling the aisles, signaling strong business and steady activity in the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger-Joseph Co
Showering Compliments on Star Livery Stable Turnouts
A fragment notes satisfaction with the turnouts from Star Livery Stable. It praises the vehicles and horses for speed, appearance, and suitability for family driving. The text invites readers to try it themselves, mentioning J.N. and S.V. Has.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Livery Stable
Aleo
Pearance
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