Chautauqua Week and Local News In Cameron
Chautauqua week in Cameron will be one great week. Miss Mattie Willis is at home for the summer. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gandy Friday a girl. Bill-Alex Bonds returned from Austin. Two Ice Cream Cones for 5c at Sanitary Stores. For sale household effects by W A Gillon. Miss Susie Shaw home after teaching school. Aug Maneth buys mens old shoes. Miss Mabel Caldwell home from San Marcos. Judge Watson home from Alabama. Rev Hall absent, called to Marlin for funeral. Mr J S Barmore trading in the capitol city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Gandy
Bill-Alex
Bonds
Austin
the Herald
W. A. Gillon
H. A. Hearn
Local Cameron Notes and Social Tidbits
Cameron gossipy notices include visits from Mr. J E Rice of Buckholts and Mrs. F S Lesovsky from Caldwell. Lost rain coat found near Aunt Lizzie Wilson. Heal oils and tonics advertised. Various residents travel, shop, and attend events in Cameron Milam County with mentions of Horton Chautauqua plans and local sales and sales offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordlhagien
Lizzie Wilson
Hefley
Sloan's Liniment Demonstrates Rheumatic Pain Relief
Advert says Sloan's Liniment stops rheumatic pain by stimulating circulation. A testimonial from James Ferguson of Philadelphia notes relief after one application on a knee, claiming warmth and comfort. Sold 26 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
James
Ferguson
Philada
Mey
Card of Thanks for J S Batte death message
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and public for support after the death of J S Batte son and brother, noting faithful stand by family during their dark hour of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Batte
Thank you note and spring remedy ad fragment
The text includes a sincere thanks from R. L. Batte and family followed by an advertisement offering Dr. King's New Discovery as a remedy for spring colds and grippe. It touts the product as ready to use, with claims of easing coughs and preventing lingering illness.
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R. L. Batte, Jr
Texas
Dr. King
Postmaster Seeks Missing Hopkins Kin in California
Postmaster English reports a letter from Sidney Dennis of Fenner California seeking a Mr Hopkins formerly with local sheep men. The sought man is one of ten children. Hopkins' father was a minister. Anyone knowing the man’s whereabouts should contact Sidney Dennis, Fenner California. For loans on city property and improved farms see Geo T Moore. 26 tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English
Sidney Dennis
Fenner
California
Hopking
John Alexander Hopkin
Hopkins
Sidney Dennis Fenny
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Cameron
Wilkerson Bros. Garage
Auto Orvice
Chautauqua
Arréal
The
Herald
Susie Shaw
Mrs
Alex Triggs
August Maneth
Auditorium Hotel
Mabel Caldwell
San Marcos
Judge Watson
Alabama
Rev. Hall
Marlin
J. S. Barmore
Maysfield
Capitol City
J.H. Sapp
Cameron, Texas
Thacher Medicine CO
Chattanooga, Tenn
City Tailor
Denson & Feltman
Marvin Beaty
Baby
Oklahoma
F. S. Lesovsky
Caldwell
Mr. J.E. Rice
Buckbolts
Mrs. Elwood Chamberlain
Temple Friday
Mrs. Chamberlain
E. W. Grove
Paul Heintze
Sharpe
Wilson
Emma Dossett
Waco
Henley
W. A Robinson
Minerva, S
Grove
Red Cross Drug Store
R. D. Brown
Dallas
Weatherford
T. S. Henderson
Nolan Maddox
Tracy
Porter
R. E. Sneed
Rockdale
W. W. Frazier
Miss Frazier
Win Jeter
Roy Baskin
Cathleen Hamilton
Ballenger
J. A. Bell
Burlington
Cameron Court
Annie Wade
Temple
Nance Hardy
T. B. Richard
Ben Arnold
Cameron Visitor
Saurday
Milam
Elizabeth
Carolyn Mallett
Bessie Lowe
Robert
Jos. W. McElwrath
Beat 7
Khen Arnold
Cornelia McGuire
Jane Nicholson
Hoyte
C. W. Taylor
Rogers
C. W. Morris
Ada Stevens
Seymour
Shakespear
Red Cross
Jeff D. Hefley Jr
Carroll Gibbs
Yarrellton
Gibbs
R. B. Rylander
Watt
Watt Switch
T. O. Hamilton
Prince
Silver City
H. C. Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Mr. Kenedy
San Antonio
Edward F. English
Mineral Wells
Devoe
Pace-Marshall Drug Co
Rexall
Eastman’s
Buckhofts
Sov
Dave
P. R. Baker
C. C
J. W. Brown
W. C.W. No
R. L. Batte
Che Soda Countain
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