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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
8
Jim Neinast grocery merchant with Mrs Neinast and daughter Ronelle return to Cameron from a visit to Corpus Christi and Old Mexico. The group met JL. T. Lewis of Citizens National Bank and Joe J. Michallis in Brownsville. They toured Matamoros and the valley, with Neinast noting Milam county better to live.
The Cameron Municipal Band presents a July 31 program featuring marches The Outlook and S. I. B. A, serenades Organ Echoes and Memory Lane, popular pieces Kathrine and Bliss Eternal, a mandolin style interlude, intermission, overture The Bondman, medley Standard Airs America, and marches W M B and The Star Spangled Banner, with audience favorites Memory Lane and Kathrine requested.
The Price and Oehl undertaking business moves from the Hefley building to the former cotton exchange site. The building has been renovated into a splendid funeral home. Mr and Mrs Chas W Price will manage the business and invite friends to view the new location.
Word from R A Triggs to Claude Triggs says conditions around Gilmer East Texas where the Triggs Dry Goods Company has opened a store are good and outlook is for solid fall business. Much stock from the Cameron store has moved to Gilmer and Triggs with Ralph Head run the East Texas shop. Triggs plans to go to markets soon to purchase goods for both stores.
A N Weems, who has spent several weeks in Alabama on vacation, is expected to return to Cameron around August 1. He traveled in an Essex car and, in letters home, reports good rains and fine crop conditions in Alabama.
Mr and Mrs L Turner and children Louise and Lucy have returned from a ten day vacation trip to Devils River and Medina Lake. They report a splendid time camping under the western skies and a wonderful vacation experience.
Joe B. Lindsey of the Barmore Motor Company reports selling three new Star cars this month. He notes a general drop in car sales but still managed to place a few vehicles.
Mrs J F Chadwick hosts relatives from Groesbeck Tulsa Sopulpa and Orange while W H Stafford plans a two week car vacation. Grady Cooner Ike Turner and L Turner families visit Belton and Waco. Pauline and Louise Green host a bridge afternoon for Irma Dalrymple with a two course luncheon.
Miss Billie Moore, daughter of Mrs. G. C. Walters, returned last week from a visit to her grandmother Moore in Oklahoma. R. A. Triggs and his son Albert have gone to Gilmer to open up the Triggs Dry Goods Company at that place.
Mr and Mrs D K Hall of Ad Hall shopped in Cameron on Wednesday. Newton Burnet of Corsicana visited Reed Rogers this week. Mr and Mrs Halph Head and child ren left Thursday to make their home in Gilmer. The best wishes of their Cameron friends follow them to their new home.
Miss Irene Bell of Maysfield is visiting the Butts family and staying at their home this week.
Mr and Mrs John Hays moved their household effects to Hearne on Wednesday and will reside there. Mr Hays recently purchased a confectionery business in Hearne which he will operate personally. The many friends of the Hays family here regret their departure and wish for them success in Hearne.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Paskin and their little son James visited relatives in Houston last week.
The item highlights Marshmallow Favorites and Boquet Sandwiches at Posey’s Model Bakery. A Presbyterian Church schedule notes morning and evening services on Sunday by Rev. W. R. Anderson D D of Hope Arkansas, described as a strong preacher, with cordial invitation to the public.
W. W. Chambers returns to Cameron after a vacation in Mineral Wells to resume his law practice with Chambers Wallace & Gillis. C. W. McGaffey of San Antonio joins New Cameron Drug Company as prescription clerk and moves to Cameron with his family. Dr Roy L. Denson of Legion Texas visiting Cameron, cousin of Joe Denson of New Cameron Drug Company. Legion Hospital in Kerrville reports Lewis Harper Post helping raise 8000 for the endowment fund, with a post cuota of 25. Posey’s Model Bakery advertises chocolate muffins and Basin bread.
The Milam County Court appointed Mrs S E Beard as Temporary Guardian of the estates of Lilly Mae Beard Bertha Adeline Beard and Arta Mishia Beard with a permanent appointment possible unless contested at the next term starting August 3 1925 in Cameron Texas. Interested parties may appear and contest the appointment. Witness Lilian Atkinson Clerk of the County Court.
Sufferers from skin diseases such as Itch, Eczema, Tetter, Poison Oak, Ring worm, Old Sores or Sores on Children may find relief from the use of a jar of BLUE STAR REMEDY. The first application relieves that terrible itching and the product will not stain clothing and has a pleasant odor.
The advertisement asserts catarrh worsens with a run-down state and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a combined local and internal treatment. It notes over forty years of success and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as the sellers.
Limited cotton and grain land on the Plains offered at 80 dollars per acre. Five dollars cash and rest on crop payment plan with one third and a fourth of crops each year. Water, brick school on land, 97 percent tillable. E. B. Luce Amherst Lamb County Texas. 15 11
Mrs. S. E. Beard as temporary guardian of Lilly Mae Beard Bertha Adeline Beard and Arta Mishia Beard minors applies to the Milam County Judge for authority to execute an oil gas and mineral lease on two Milam County tracts totaling 108 acres from the Wiley Harrison one fourth league and the Frederick Ernst survey all land owned by the guardians in Milam County The application is filed in the ongoing guardianship proceeding.
Mrs. D. C. Baggett and her son Harold of Brownwood visit Mrs. M. R. Hovis and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dierr. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Huddleston stay with the Dierrs and relatives. Miss Eloise Meyers of Waco visits Mozelle Bigbee for cookies and treats at Posey’s.
Rockdale Texas July 22 The Magnolia Petroleum No 1 M M Kime wildcat has completed running 10 tons of cement after 3805 feet of open hole and casing six and one quarter inches in the S P Carson survey five and four fifths miles south by southwest of Rockdale Drilling will be delayed as the rig shifts from rotary to standard cable tools with cement foundations under the derrick likely not before August 4 or 5 to drill in the wildcat.
Geo. Fairleigh director seeks forty boys and girls for the new Municipal Band. Visit 1204 N. Fannin or call 643 to join. instruments assistance available.
Three rooms available for light housekeeping with apply to Miss Mollie Allen. Local notice indicates rental option and contact through the named person.
A Texas guardian notice records that on Friday July 10 1925 the County Judge heard the matter in Cameron Milam County Texas and this is published as directed by the Revised Statutes. Witness my hand July 2 1925. Mrs Beard temporary guardian of the estate of the named minors.
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