Rural Side social notes from Cameron and area
Sam Nicholson and W S House visited Cameron on Wednesday. Neal Ethridge of Marlow stayed with sister Mrs C L Pressly Thursday. Mrs Tom Jeter visited relatives in Cameron weekend. Mrs Sam Nicholson ill but improving. Annie Gandy weekend in Hanover. Jane Nicholson of Ben Arnold visited homefolks. Alda Batey of Rosebud weekend here. Mrs J F Howard of Cameron guest of Sam Nicholson weekend. Theo Aschenbeck Cameron visitor. Mrs DiBert and children left for Waco after visit. Minor Dass of Yarrellton in town Friday. M W Brown improving after illness. Frank Pressly went to Cameron Saturday. Minnie May Foster of Cameron weekend here. Rev A B Dickie of Chicota to preach Hoyte Sunday morning. Mrs F M Winkler visited sister in Cameron. Mr and Mrs P S Graves went to Cameron Friday. Severe weather caused no Methodist services Sunday. Misses Gladine and Louise Robison went to Troy. Young people had party hosted by Mrs Paul Witwar with hot chocolate. Mr and Mrs Walter Lindmann near Bartlett visiting Kerr family. Mrs Billy Robison of San Gabriel visiting here. Pearl Knight teacher Felton school weekend with Knight family. There is much sickness in the community especially measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Nicholson
Annie Gandy
Hanover
Jane Nicholson
Ben Arnold
Alda Batey
Rosebud
J. F. Howard
Cameron
Theo. Aschenbeck
DiBert
Waco
Minor Dass
Yarrellton
M. W. Brown
Frank Pressly
Minnie May Foster
A. B. Dickie
Chicota
Texas
Hoyte
F. M. Winkler
Stevens
P. S. Graves
Gladine
Louise Robison
Troy
Paul Witwar
Walter Lindamann
Bartlett
Kerr
Billy Robison
San Gabriel
Pearl Knight
Felton School
Will Knight
Delia Robison Teaches in Troy This Week
Delia Robison, a teacher at Troy, spent the week engaged in activities related to her role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises
Delia _ Robison
Troy
Cameron Visitors and Church Conference Affected by Weather
Saturday and Sunday activity included Cameron visitors Tom Linum H L Yager and Mrs Maud Mullinax returning from town. Miss White and Miss Mayes were in town while Miss Gladys Barmore stayed home. The Methodist church held a quarterly conference with the presiding elder present despite rain. Miss Eulalia Thweatt returned Tuesday from an extended visit. J S Barmore and J D Martin were in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Linum
Cameron
Mayes
Dominy
Methodist Church
Miss White
H. L. Yager
Maud Mullinax
Gladys Barmore
Eulalia Thweatt
Local business change as Roberson group takes over
A company of men has purchased the place and Mr. Roberson will oversee operations. His wife plans to join soon. C. W. Baggett leads the Frank Craven blacksmith shop for the coming year with Mack Craven handling mechanical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberson
Rena Gilliland
Gertie Graves
Bess Crosby
Myrtle Swanzy
Rockdale
Frank Craven
San Marcos
C. W. Baggett
Mack Craven
San Gabriel
Stigall
Ruth Harris
Irma Harris
Annette and Bonds Laird
Clyde Harris
James Laird
Cameron
Watts Switch and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs Bob Hightower hosted Saturday night with Roy Hightower and family. Jim Rogers from near Rockdale visited daughter Homer Smith. Willie Scribner funeral held in Cameron for the Ad Hall boy. Angell, Gray and Jinks families appear visiting and recovering from Roseola. Preston Angell kept regular Pin Oak appointment. Cameron visitors included Majors Angell and Moron families. Bowers daughter Mary and Mrs Pfarrdrescher traveled to Cameron and then to visit her mother Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hightower
Roy Hightower
Jim Rogers
Near Rockdale
Homer Smith
Louis Moron
Willie Scribner
Ad Hall
Cameron
Jesse Angell
Claude Gray
John Jinks
Claude Angell
Eula Angell
Cora Weathersbee
Irene McClure
Vaughn
Preston Angell
Pin Oak
Jim
Willie Majors
Frank
Jessie Angell
Josephine
Mena Moron
Mr. Bowers
Mary
Frank Pfarrdrescher
Mrs Hensley near Oakdale headline
Mrs Hensley near Oakdale noted in local column with Miss Lavada Angell severely ill of pneumonia but reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensley
Oakdale
Lavada Angell
Notice to Interested Parties in Milam County Estate
Milam County Texas issues a notice to all persons interested in the estate of T N Cloud deceased. T F Cloud seeks letters of administration and the County Court of Milam will hear the matter at Cameron on February 4 1918. Respondents must appear to contest the application. Official seal dated January 15 1918. Jeff T Kemp Clerk Milam County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam
T. N. Cloud
T. F. Cloud
Milam County
Texas
Saids County
Cameron
Stomach Troubles Relief by Chamberlain's Tablets
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble with claims of restored health. Notes price at 25 cents and advises a trial due to low cost.
Tracy Red Cross Sees Growth and Local Efforts
Tracy residents engage in Red Cross activities with 65 members in Tracy, a unit organized with the Rockdale chapter. Mrs. Simms coordinates sewing and knitting drives as Mrs. Plate’s gathering completes arrangements for the unit. Mr. Roberson and sons arrive from Cleburne to manage the Copley place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Garrett
Houston
Earnest Johnson
Red Cross Society
Plate
Rockdale
Simms
Severe Cold Presses Local Stock and Sickness
The report notes continued cold, snow in sheltered areas, and many losses of chickens. Pneumonia cases rise with widespread illness. Knox Tyson shows slow improvement. The Red Cross plans an entertainment on February 14 at Red Cross headquarters for a worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Knox Tyson
Red Cross
Jno. McGuire
J. C. Gould
Gray Phipps
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Swiss Bell Ringers
Europe
Geo. A. Thomas & Sons Drug Store
Red Cross Chapter
W. S. House
Neal Ethridge
Marlow
C. L. Pressly
Tom Jeter
Davilla
Camp Hanecock
France
Qoo
Odie Samuel Ater
Tur Gent
New York
Centaur Company
Torr Urry
Jameron, Texas
B. Worcester
P. L. Marburger
State OF Texas
Milama County
Milam Court
Jeff T. Kemp
Milam Counts
Phore
Coleman
Eplen
Cameron, Texas
Tracy
R. L. Swanzy
Maysfield
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!