Local and Personal Items of Interest
Miss Ella Joslin visited friends in Temple Friday. R B Mays of Maysfield was a Cameron visitor Saturday. Miss Gladys Watson is at home after attending school at S M U. Miss Alice Ford visited Cameron Tuesday from Marlow. Marvin Tyson of Hanley joined his wife on a visit to home folks. Mrs Vivian Arledge of Miner va visited Miss Alice Bailey this week. Miss Opal Bacon of Killeen is visiting her cousin Miss Owen Bacon. Dr J M F Gill of Austin visited Cameron. Mr and Mrs H L Yeager of Maysfield were in the city Saturday. Jim King is numbered among Cameron boys who joined the State guards. Miss Sadie Hamilton of Bal linger is visiting her sister Mrs Dave Wilson. John Cammer left Saturday for Clovis New Mexico for time. Mrs Merrin of Caldwell is guest of Mrs R L McCowan and Miss Maggie McCalla. Misses Dora and Sue Shaw attending summer school at the State University in Austin.
Local Societal Notes From City Visitors And Summer Plans
Mrs. Preston Graves and children of San Gabriel visit relatives in the city this week. Miss Sue Lindsey heads to Waco for summer school, with others joining. Miss Flora Streetman of Houston visits cousins Misses Callie and Mary Young. Mrs. J. E. Watts leaves for Baylor University summer school. The Cameron youth enjoy an annual Little River camp. Pete Kovelis reports from Camp Travis that army life is going well. Dr. W. A. Denson and son visit to see Kaiser the Beast of Berlin show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Graves
San Gabriel
Flora Streetman
Houston
Callie
Mary Young
W. A. Denson
Ben Arnold
Kaiser the Beast of
Berlin
Local Residents Return and Move In New Homes
A parade of local names returns home after travels and welcomes new tenants. Mr and Mrs L Wilson come back from Corsicana. Mr and Mrs Jim Sedberry will occupy Dr J M F Gill's east Cameron house. Grace Gillon earned a BA then came home Wednesday. Mrs Simmie Burns improves at the sanitarium. Mrs McGuire returns to Maysfield after visiting her daughter Mrs R L Tyson. R P Jeter and family plan three weeks in San Saba River for camping and fishing. W J Walker and Miss Olive McGehee open summer school at the high school. Miss Motle Cass returns from C I A Denton with diploma. Mrs Ollie Walker of Brownwood visits her parents and two daughters. Lewis Minor of Camp Bowie and cousin Miss Nettie Tapp visit city relatives. Sergeant Chas Moody of Camp Bowie plans to ship to France soon. Ben Baskin home from A M C at Jeter Lumber Co for summer work. Mrs Cora Cammer and daughter Miss Mary go to Tyler for schooling.
Local notices outline personnel moves and small ads
The passage lists multiple community updates including staff changes at Cameron Water Power and Light Company, Cameron Machine Shop, Cheeves Bros millinery, Walker-Smith, and state positions in Austin. It also notes sales and rentals including a 1917 Ford, a Jersey cow, pasture land, furnished rooms, and the old McAnally home, with contacts for each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bass
Cameron Water Power and Light Company
Cameron Machine Shop
Local residents and travelers depart Cameron area events
Dr and Mrs W W Greer return from San Antonio after bidding farewell to son Worth at Camp Travis. Miss Maudie Field back in Brownwood after visit with Miss Owen. Mr and Mrs E A McAdams host a picnic at Randles Lake for sister Hallie Hutchinson of Tulsa. Capt W J Johnson of Houston leaves for Temple after cavalry inspection. Claude Gilleland and wife pass through Cameron to Burlingtion for deaths in the family. Mrs Frank Woodard and daughter depart for Houston to settle there. Wiley Mangum of Fort Sam Houston spends weekend in the city returning with wife from San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. W. Greer
San Antonio
Worth
Camp Travis
E. A. McAdams
Randles Lake
Hallie Hutchingon
Tulsa
Wiley Mangum
Fort Sam Houston
Red Cross War Fund Pledge Cards at Citizens National Bank
Pledge cards for the 2nd Red Cross War Fund are available at Citizens National Bank. Call the bank to arrange payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross War Fund
Citizens National Bank
Laxa Tive Brom Quin ine Advertises Health Benefit
An old advertisement touts Laxa tive Brom Quin ine claiming tonic and laxative effects that avoid nervousness and headaches. It urges readers to remember the full name for the signature of E. W. Grove and lists a price of 5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anc
E. W. Grove
Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. D. Morton
Ella Joslin
Temple
R B. Mays
Maysfield
Cameron
Gladys Watson
Alice Ford
Marlow
Marvin Tyson
Hanley
Vivian Arledge
Minerva
Alice Bailey
Miss Opal Bacon of
Killeen
Miss Owen Bacon
J. M. F. Gill of
Austin
H. L. Yeager
City
Jim King
State Guards
Sadie Hamilton
Ballinger
Dave Wilson
John Cammer
Clovis
New Mexico
Mrs. Merrin of
Caldwell
R. L. McCowan
Maggie McCalla
Dora
Sue Shaw
the State University In
Sue Lindsey
Waco
Mrs. van Tyson
R. L. Tyson
Jane and
Emily Nicholson
Hoyte
Huntsville
Viola Meyers
Bryan
Mae Ralston
Bonham
Little River
J. E. Watts
Baylor University
George Whitaker
Joe
Brownwood
W. &. Read
Pete Kovelis
George
D. C. Baggett
Harold
Mattie Hovis
Mrs. L. Wilson
Corsicana
Jim Sedberry
J. M. F. Gill
East Cameron
Grace Gillon
The
State University
Simmie Burns
R. P. Jeter
San Saba River
W. J. Walker
Olive McGehee
Ollie Walker
R. Todd
Gladys
Velda Walker
Lewis Minor
Camp Bowie
Miss Nettie Tapp
Cleburne
Chas — Moody
Camp
Bowie
France
Ben Baskin
A. & M. College
Jeter Lumber Company
Cora Cammer
Mary
Tyler
Chambers Auto
Mrs. W. T. Mowdy
Ola
Mary Sheffield
Rosebud
Walker-Smith
Don Eplen
Edward Shaw
State Health Board
John Newton
Tax-Collectors
C. P. McGregor
FORD
Triggs Dry Goods Co
K. Gurecky
God —Co
Jersey
W. T. Hefley
W. L. Kuykendall
Thorndale
Texas
E. N. Shaw
McAnally
Dwight McAnally
Mrs. Lee Batte
Maudie Field
Owen Bacon
W. J. Johnson
Claude Gilleland
Cameron Friday
Burlington
Frank Woodard
Jim Stanton
Mr. Woodard
Geo. T. Moore
J. T. Parma
American Development Company
Marlin
J. H. Sapp
C.N. Green
Emily Spiller
Henderson
Kidd & Henderson
Cameron, Texas
Henne & Meyer Go
Cameron Rockdale
Thorndale Buckholl
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