Baby Show and Feature Fair at Hefley Building June 9 1904
Methodist Home Mission Society hosts an annual Baby Show with free entrance for babies and ten cent admission for votes. Prizes include Beach's photos. mothers with entered babies vote free. A 8 to 11 pm Feature Fair, described as secret and mystic, offers prizes and a new artistic exhibit for painting and sculpture lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Home Mission Society
Hefley
Beaux
Home
Lission Society
Ensemble Names and Rehearsal Minutes
Fragmentary note lists Solo Canzonetta Pizzicati and Quartette La Grace with May Pool Minnie Wolf May Ralston Dora Shaw. Mentions Monday events and rehearsal mentions but unclear details or dates.
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Mosczkowski
May Ralston
Annie Bauknight
Mamie Black
May Pool
Pensionalsfreuden
Waltzer Kramer
Minnie Wolf
Dora Shaw
Nellie Storey
Winnie McDermott
Ruby Rook
Senha Eee
Quartette
la Grace
Labor Unions Past and Present and School Honors
Thomas Lutner presents Labor Unions past and present. Presentation of diplomas by Supt. John W. Clark and grammar school certificates. Principal W. J. Sims praises the year as highly successful with strong teacher support. Cameron schools are viewed as among Central Texas best and will stay in the forefront.
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Thomas Lutner
W. J. Sims
Cameron
Texas
Local News From Walker's Creek Herald
Walker's Creek editor reports fresh items from the community. Farmers welcomed a soaking rain aiding corn while cotton battles weevils. Preachers fill pulpits and plan a protracted meeting starting in June with visiting ministers. Social notes mention local couples, travel, and parish happenings around Maysfield Clarkson Ben Arnold and Rosebud.
Northern traveler sends Lisle greetings from Cameron and St Louis
From Lisle Illinois dated June 3 1904 a correspondent writes of corn and cotton in Cameron area and compares Decoration Day baseball with southern outings. He notes Northwestern University Naperville beating the Blue Jays Chicago and mentions tourists from Minnesota en route to the World’s Fair then plans to depart Illinois after the school term ends expecting to meet friends again in Cameron and in St Louis.
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Northwestern University of Naperville
Blue Jays
Chicago
Northwestern
Minnesota
Lisle
Cameron
St. Louis
BRYANT STATION NEWS NOTES AND VISITORS
Local editor reports crops healthy and farmers in good spirits. Residents including Cleve Odom Robi Patterson Jr Floyd Johnson and Baxter Shelley visitedTem ple on business Saturday. Laura Griffin taught music in Rogers then returned Sunday. Community chatter mentions Albert Watts and water stop at Mr Manns. Mrs W R Patterson and Lila visited Maud Blackstock Friday. A library gathering drew a crowd Saturday and Lula Blankenship visited Callie May. Amy Bryant spent a week with Bud Bryant.
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Cleve Odom
Robi, Patterson Jr
Floyed Johnson
Baxter Shelley
Temple
Laura Griffin
Rogers
Personal notes from Cameron area residents and visitors
Hon T S Henderson spoke at Cavilla last Thursday night and Prof J O Hughes of Ad Hall was among Huntsville normal graduates this year. Numerous visits and travels are noted including Misses Lelia and Maureine McAnally, Myrtle Caldwell, Misses Lucile Schrock and Cecia Jenkins, and many others visiting Cameron, Brenham, Rosebud, Gause, Belton, and Dallas with hospital, school, and Confederate reunion remarks.
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J.O. Hughes
Ad Hall
Huntsville Normal
Lelia
Maureine McAnally
Myrtle Caldwell
Brenham
Prof. Hughes
Ad Hall School
Cameron
Post Office Opens Earlier On Sundays
Special notice states general delivery will be open one hour earlier on Sundays starting January 10 1904 from 9 to 10 a m Claud McGregor P M supervises the service
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Claud McGregor
Letter List for Week Ending June 6
Advertised letters notification lists gents T L Cornish Jack Calvin W T Henderson Westley Palmer C E Reed 8 J Ruper John E Teel James J yons ladies Alice Bennett Selma Daney Rachel Harbor Anna Lilly One cent fee charged on each advertised letter Claup McGregor P M
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Alice Bennett
Selma Daney
Rachel Harbor
Anna Lilly
Claup McGregor
P. M
Baby Show and Feature Fair and Art Exhibition
Readers are invited to attend the Baby Show Feature Fair and Art Exhibition scheduled for Thursday afternoon and night, June 9 1904, highlighting local exhibitors and events.
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Hefley Building
Auditorum Fronday
Cameron Public
McIver
McLane
Part I
Les Sylphes
Bachmann
Annie May Tyson
Lizzie Cross
Hattie Greer
Annie Sanders
Myrtle Arriett
Beth Jeter
Earl Lankford
Lucile Kemp
Streabog
Mattie Lankford
Carl Boyd
Nell Morton
Rondine
Alma Leverett
Gladys Walker
Brooks McLane
Lucile Clement
Beulah Dobbins
G. Quartette
Galop Brilliante
Lucretia Crawford
Juanita Stafford
Nellie Reno
Mamie Moore
Mary Henderson
Ae Keene
Schutte
Delibes
Part
Mionie Reno
Bohm
Solo—Mazurka Caprice
Wollenhaupt
St. Saens
Mendlesohn
Clara Lesovsky
Minnie Reno
Wedenee
Solo
Pilger Chor
Tannhauser
Lilla Smith
J. L. Massey
Geibel
Kath Henderson
Gustave Lange
Cesseee Weber
Florine Sampson, Debeene
Jno
W. Clark
Walker’s Creek
Herald
Messrs
R. Angel
Sug Hightower
Jim Rogerz
Bro. Lwo
Walter Gilstrap
Good Baptist Brothers
Bro. Collins
Ben Arnold
Rev
Caperton
West, Texas
Joe Luce
Charlie Angel
Maysfield
John House
Sallie Self
Luther Bailey
Maggie Rogers
Tom Self
Millie Stewart
Clark
Belle Bailey
Guy Self
Ora White
Monk Looney
Mary Stewart
Monk
Blackwell
Miss Maxwell
John
Maxwell
Monroe House
Dan Gunn
Milam Hospital
Dan
Charlie Mitchell
Clarkson
Miss Williams
Rosebud
William Buchanan
Annie Laurie
Mary and
Jack
South Bend
Mr. Eugene Mode
Lisle, Ill
the Herald
Illinois
Jaro T. Parma
Bryant Station
Albert Watts
Mr. Mann
Lula Blankenship
Callie
Amy Bryant
Bud Bryant
Cleave Odom
Jim
Cleve
Brown
T. S. Henderson
Cavilla
Julia Williams
Huntaville
Sam Houston Normal
Ruth
Edith Sneed
J. W. Ford
Near
Milano
James Gillespie
Dallas
Miss Mc Kemp
Miss Smith
Houston
Mrs. J. M. Ralston
J. D. Hefley
Dalian
Allen Caldwell
John Ford
Saratoga
Clide Thomas
Gause
W. C. Ross
Mattie Ford
Baylor College
Belton
John Kahler
Wilson
Nell Sue Whitman
Gussie Chandler
Lucile Schrock
Cecia Jenkins of
Bartlett
Bertha Templeton
Newton of
Buckholts
W. A. Price
Amos Davis
Tracy
Robt. Turney of
Hanover
John T. Clenderson of
Yarrellton
Jeff Miller
Col. R. Lyles
Nashville
Tenn
Mrs. J. M. Sharp
Davilla
Tom Robertson
Theo and
Henry Horstmann
Buckholi
Annie Thomas
E. H. Gray
Rockdale
City
H. F. Imglehart
Annie Iglehart
Waco
Mary White
Ona Kearee
Huntsville
Annie Hardin
Calvert
Euphia Lang
Taylor Hudson and
Honeycutt of
Our City
R. F. Pool
Jas. A. Challenner
Garland Lang
Sherman
C.E. Coleman
Arkansas
Territory
Will Hays
Palestine
C. F. Addison
Collier
8S. Walschak
Buckholt’s
J. T. Sneed
Georgetown
Rev. C. D. Whitman
Mary Rogers
el Reno
O. K
Klyde Thomas
Thomas
Hugh Smith
Frank Davis
Hobbs
Allen Hooks
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