Local and Personal Notes From Cameron Area
Local and personal items list Cameron residents and visitors across surrounding towns. Mrs. Clinton visited J L Clinton's family then left for Dallas. Miss Alta Klawansky returns from the State University. Miss Mary Newton and mother plan Arkansas vacation after earning an M A from UT. numerous visits, moves, and travels among Batte Grain Co. customers, relatives in Brenham, Waco, Dallas, and Temple. church services and a lecture in Cameron. a new baby born to Mr and Mrs J L Adems. Old Settlers and Confederate Association address by Judge Graham Gillis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Newton
E. J. Newton
Maysfield
Cameron
Mary
University of Texas
Arkansas
Visitors and farmers report travels and harvest gains
Miss Ela Andres visits her sister Mrs. Balhorn and plans to return Monday. Lalla Meyers Elwood Cammer Minnie Stedman and Cora Cammer just came back from a two week Ozark trip through Texas and Arkansas praising rain and crops. W A Belt of Milano sold 60 watermelons for over 75 dollars in Temple. P L Marburger returns from Fintonia to manage a small inherited farm and arrange a tenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela Andres
Wm. Balhorn
Lalla Meyers
Elwood Cammer
Minnie Stedman
Cora Cammer
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Texas
W. A. Belt
Milano
Temple
Mr. Belt
Hayes and Smith Families Take Weekend Trip to Salado
Mr. and Mrs. N. Y. Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Smith motored to Salado Sunday where Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Smith will spend the week with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hayes and their son from Lomesa visited the Hayes household last week and plan to live in Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Hayes
Bud Smith
Salado
Mrs. Hayes
Mrs. Smith
Carl Hayes
Lomesa
Temple
Local residents visit relatives and attend events
Mrs. J. Looney of Ben Arnold visits her daughter Mrs. G. B. Taylor as Mrs. Myrtle McLane of Dallas aids her ill mother Mrs. Jennie T. Smith who is convalescing. Families travel to Hearne and San Antonio, with Daisy Leake of Temple visiting Mrs. Perry Wilkerson, and Ida Bird Mayfield and Scar Bronch Mayfield heading to Magnolia after summer at Christoval Baptist Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle McLane
Dallas
Jennie T. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Ida Bird Mayfield
Scarbronch Mayfield
Magnolia
Bobt. Mayfield
Baptist Assembly
Christoval
Local residents return and travel notes in brief
Messrs. Frank Lesovsky and Bis mark Horstmann came back last week from a pleasant stay in Galveston. Mrs. Minnie Reno Drury and her two children Reno and Minnie Nell left Sunday for their home in Bishop. Mrs. Ada Bolling, guest of her brother Mack Harvey at the Reese home, returned Tuesday to her home in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Frank Lesovsky
Bismark Horstmann
Galveston
Minnie Reno Drury
Reno
Minnie Nell
Bishop
Ada Bolling
Mack Harvey
J. C. Reese
Oklahoma City
Local visits and race plans cited in Cameron area notes
Mrs A E Sharpe visits her mother in Brenham this week. Miss Rachel Murrah of Plano stays with Mrs. Roger Neblett at Mrs. Ella R Hooks home. J W Rippel of Caldwell visits Cameron friends. Mrs Wm Rogers visits her daughter Eloise in Baylor College on Thursday. A J Ingram and John House test for Lampasas racing events with horses Dan Lee Joe Reed and others. Cameron race fans likely to attend July 28 29 30 races. Jack Ingram and B L Miller to Lampasas after Rockdale riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Murrah
Plano
Roger Neblett
Ella R. Hooks
Wm. R. Rogers
Miss Eloise
Baylor College
A. J. Ingram
John House
Lampasas
Mr. Ingram
Dan Lee
Mr. House
Joe Reed
Cameron
Jack Ingram
A. I. Ingram
B. L. Miller
Wyatt Miller
Rockdale
Lampases
Mrs Kirk Visits Brother in Waco During Baylor Summer
Mrs M M Kirk made a business trip to Waco on Tuesday and visited her brother Ike Hargrove a Baylor student who will receive a Bachelor of Arts Degree next spring. Mrs Kirk will engage in extension work from Baylor this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Kirk
Waco
Ike Hargrove
Baylor
Hargrove
Kirk
Dusek trio returns from Devils River fishing trip
Ed Alvin and Franklin Dusek spent two weeks at Devils River near Del Rio. They traveled 844 miles in 9 hours 30 minutes in a Ford Touring car with a San Antonio stop en route. Mrs Paul Skrabanele of West departed Friday after visiting her brother Frank Lesovsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
Franklin Dusek
Devils River
del Rio
San Antonio
Arledge Family Returns From Texas Visit
Mr and Mrs BE M Arledge of Beaumont return home after a two week visit with sister Mrs A R O Neal and other relatives in Milano and Rockdale. Miss Ola Mae O Nea l accompanied them for a month's vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Arledge
Beaumont
A. R. O’neal
Milano
Rockdale
Family visits and local notices fill weekend paper
Stanley Holik of Caldwell visits cousin Gardine Lesovsky. Butte Grain Co stocks Johnson grass hay prairie hay and alfalfa. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nabours and family travel to Tulsa where he will start a business. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kirk of Hanover attend American Legion celebration. Burl Pugh family attend Salty church dinner for the fifty fifth wedding anniversary of A Jackson and his wife. Minnie Hill of Post visiting cousin Anes Henderson. Mrs. Maureine McAnally Williams of Stevenort visits R. L. Batte on Maysfield Road with children. McMillan couple spend Sunday in Loté.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Pugh
Salty
Salty Church
Mr. Pugh
A. @. Jackson
Maureine McAnally Williams
Stevenort
R. L. Batte
Maysfield Road
Nebletts Visit Cameron Area Friends
Mr and Mrs Roger Neblett arrived Wednesday by motor to visit Mrs Ella R Hooks. Mr Neblett returned Monday with Mrs Neblett staying two weeks. Jack Taylor came back from Henderson on Thursday. Walter Moore of Kiggsville Texas was in Cameron Sunday visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Neblett
Ella R. Hooks
Neblett
Jack Taylor
Henderson
Walter Moore
Kiggsville
Texas
Cameron
Franklin Smith Returns From Port Arthur Visit
Mr. Bradbury visited Franklin on Saturday while Mrs. E. N. Shaw and her daughters with Miss Inez Hatley paid calls to Mrs. B. F. Bailey after returning from a tour of Washington D C Richmond Va Atlanta Ga and other eastern points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bradbury
Franklin
E. N. Shaw
Inez Hatley
B. F. Bailey
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Atlanta
East
Summer Visitors Spend Weekend With Cross Family
Louis Krough arrives from San Antonio to enjoy the rest of the summer with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Cross. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Krough also travel from San Antonio to Cameron for the weekend with Mrs. Krough's parents. Rev and Mrs Glenn Flinn stay several days with Flinn relatives and plan an extended stay at Lake in Ne C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Krough
San Antonio
Mrs. S. P. Cross
Mrs
S. H. Krough
Cameron
Mrs. Krough
Glenn
Sheriff Seizes Two Stills In Rum Raids
Sheriff Blaylock conducted two raids this week taking a ten gallon still with a worm, a five gallon can, 30 gallons of mash, six pint bottles of beer and a bottle of wine. Grant Frier and Tom Jones were arrested. some liquor bottles were broken during the raids near Bucchetts and at Riverside Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaylock
Bucchetts
Grant Frierson
Tom Jones
Riverside Farm
Family Reunion for A J Jackson clan at Salty home
Last Sunday the children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren of A J Jackson gathered at his Salty residence for a reunion. Jackson, a county pioneer, organized the Salty Singing Convention that enriched local religious and social life. His family, including singers, participates in convention programs. The Herald extends birthday wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jackson
Salty
Jackson
Cameron
The
Herald
River Beach Resort Draws Large Crowds
Cecil Cone and John Burks operate River Beach a swimming park on Little River attracting big crowds. The pool sits off Mays Field road with picnic space, cold drinks and first class swimming accommodations for bathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Cone
John Burks
River Beach
Little River
Maysfield Road
Cameron Municipal Band Plays July City Park Program
The Cameron Municipal Band performs at City Park on Friday July 24 1926 at 8 15 p m with a program including The Outlook March Silver Glade Waltz Me and the Boy Friend Eliza Louise selection On Wisconsin and more plus an intermission Overture Empyrean Stop Indian Bog The Midnight Waltz Military Escort and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Jewell
Silver Glade
Powell
Boy Friend
Eliza
Louise’—Fulton
Wisconsin
Empyrean
Sciacca
Bennet
Social Notes From Temple And Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs W Triggs spent Saturday in Temple Blige Gladys Davis has returned from a visit to Miss Roberta Pace in Dalles Mrs Idella Green is at home again after a stay with her son Robert Green in Browns ville Mr and Mrs Rylander attended the wedding of Rylanders niece Miss Charlotte Ryle to Charles Clark of Houston Prof W J Walker and Rev St Smith of Killeen with Miss Mary Sue Walker motored to Cameron Aunt Pate Cox went to Killeen to join Mrs W J Walker who sprained her ankle last weak Dr Gribble professor of Hebrew in the Theological Seminary at Austin filled the pulpit at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Baumgart
Brendan
Cameron
Vaughn Paul
Little Son
Rockdale
W. W. Richardson
Southwestern University
Wm. Cobb
Richardson
Methodist Church
Blige
Gladys
Davis
Roberta Pace
Dalles
Idella Green
Robert Green
Brownsville
Mrs. 8
Rylander
San Marcos
Mr. Rylander
Miss Charlotte Ryle
Charles Clark
Houston
W. J. Walker
Dr. Gribble
Theological Seminary At
Austin
The
Presbyterian Church
Miss Therean Jensen Returns to Fidelity Abstract Duties
Miss Therean Jensen resumes duties at Fidelity Abstract Company after a two week vacation in Shiner with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therean Jensen
Shiner
Fidelity Abstract Company
Local social notes from Cameron area
Miss Helen Flinn visits Mrs. Glenn Flinn in Georgetown this week. Beatrice Rylader returns from Killeen to visit Miss Mary Sue Walker. Thad Epperson travels from Houston for Mrs. Epperson and the baby with Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Epperson and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sapp. W. T. Tucker Jr and J. A. Webb of Dallas guest in the Tucker home. Roy Griffith moves to Cameron from Austin and will occupy a North Cameron home. Massengates travel to Salter Farm near Calvert to stay with Will Cargill, while J. B. Kindsey moves into the Massengale home. J. W. Guffey spends Friday night in Cameron and Saturday to Yoakum with Mrs. Guffey and Miss Jessie. Jessie will be assistant to the Methodist Pastor in Corpus Christi by August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Griffith
Cameron
Austin
North
W. T. Massengate
J. W. Guffey
Mrs McGuire Event With Daughter In Dallas
Mrs L FE McGuire hosted an event last week with her daughter Mrs Luther Tyson of Dallas attending.
Mrs F Drake of Rockdale Visits Cameron on Oil Business
Mrs F Drake of Rockdale traveled to Cameron on Tuesday to handle oil related business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Drake of
Rockdale
Cameron
Petition for emergency rail rate to drought districts
Notice from R L Baute Grain Co. inviting farmers to support an emergency railroad rate from the north to drought stricken Texas districts for all grains. The firm offers hay and grain handling in car lots with low brokerage, claiming dependable suppliers and quality savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Austin
Texas
R. L. Baatte Grain Co
Mil ion Tucker named executor in Texas probate
J Milton Tucker appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of J M Tucker deceased in Milam County Probate Court in Cause 2009. All claimants must present claims to Executor J Milton Tucker at Room 309 Santa Fe Building Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Milton Tucker
J. M. Tucker
Milam County
Texas
Santa Fe Building
Dallas
Martin's Poultry Tone and Root Paint Sale
An advertisement promotes MAR TIN'S POULTRY TONE to feed infected chickens and MARTIN'S ROOT PAINT to treat bug infested hen houses. The products are advertised as insect control and pest-killing, guaranteed by Schiller Pharmacy with a 483m claim, followed by a festive closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Schiller Pharmacy
BLUE STAR REMEDY promises relief for skin itch
Advertises BLUE STAR REMEDY for Itch Eczema Tetter Poison Oak Ring worm Old Sores or Sores on Children with a money back guarantee. Claims first application relieves itching and notes it will not stain clothing and has a pleasant odor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom Paul
M. C. Sapp
Batte Grain Company
John Mayfield
Tulsa, Oklo
Alta Klawansky
State University
Ilda Mae Baumeart
Bren Tham
Mrs. Pope Sapp
D. F. Welch
Mrs. Tyler
Brenham
Moulton Cobb
Batte Grain Co
J. G. Yeorgin
J. E. Holtzclaw
Judd Davis
Grady Cooper
Miss Mollie Allen
Estelle
Central Ave
Lee Batte
Mary Belle
Lelia
Mary Stuart Butler
B. M. Williams
Alexander, Zia
Mary Stuart Williams
Jane Adams
Inez Tyson
Court House
Palacios
Young People’s
Ys.c. Andres
Munday
Wmalhorn
John Sapp
Rosebud
Henry Sapp
G. B. Taylor
Chicago
Dr. Taylor
Chicago University
Marshall
New Braunfels
Martha Sheppard
Burke
John Rosson, Jr
Milford
Chas. Coleman
Nick McBurnett
Tracy
Lucy Dallas Lightfoot
Somerville, Ten
Beatrice Daugherty
Clara Nell
Amarillo
John Henry Thomas
Gause
John Fraim
Terry Dollar
Sue Dollar Baskin
Western Union
James Kenneth Johnston
J.L. Adems
Burlington
Don and
Robert Lee
State Capitol
H. A. Childress
L. L. Blaylock
Jacksonville
Dorothy Blaylock
Mrs. Vorgie’ Pylant
Sons Apent
Nick Turnham
Mrs. Regan Brady
J. D. Cone
Cisco
R. Asburry
Cethem
George
J. H. Thomas
George P. Barron
Graham Gillis
Old Settlers and Confederate Association of
Falls County
Lott
P. L. Marburger
Fintonia
Mr. Marburger
John R. Hays
Hearne
Daisy Leake of
Perry Wilkerson
Dan Dunn
J. A. Baldridge
Mrs. T. A. Tag
Bellville
Mrs. Blumenthal
A. E. Sharpe
J. W. Rippel
Caldwell
Paul Skrabanele
West
Stanley Holik of
Gardine Lesovsky
Johnson
Butte Grain Co
Willard Nabours
Tulsa
Ohls
J. D. Kirk
Hanover
American Legion
Minnie Hill
Post
Anes Henderson
Mr. and
Mrs. McMillan
Loté
Franklin Smith
Port Arthur
Mrs. W. ©. Triggs
Helen Flinn
Glenn Flinn
Georgetown
Beatrice Rylader
Mary Sue Walker
Killeen
Thad Epperson
W. T. Tucker, Jr
J. A. Webb
W. H. Tucker
Jackson Pharmacy No
First National Bank Building
Ceara Ea
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