Ladies' Fast Black Hose Price List
A compact sale note lists ladies' hosiery including fast black hose, drop stitch hose, and silk hose priced from $1.25 and up.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
10
A compact sale note lists ladies' hosiery including fast black hose, drop stitch hose, and silk hose priced from $1.25 and up.
A damaged OCR fragment lists yard items with fabric names such as White Lawn White Persian Lawn and White Dotted Swiss. No clear date or owner is readable.
Classic 1900s ad lists Balbrigan shirts and drawers at 25c and 50c, men’s fish net under shirts 35c and 50c, drill drawers with elastic seams priced at 50c, and Nainsook drawers also at 50c as part of a broad sale.
A city shop advertises a stylish line of Men's Boy's and Ladies' neckwear. One line features Boy's Windsor Ties priced at 25c and 35c.
Last week several students returned from final year work including Geneva Wilkerson Fort Worth Bessie Liddell San Marcos and Edna Fergusson San Antonio All report hard work. Dr J Z Young arrives in Branchville with bright prospects. Bronco busting exhibitions and a lively village dance followed a musical evening at Wilkersons. The Sharp W O W picnic drew 400 to 1500 attendees with speeches on issues and local candidacy.
May 29 1906 Cameron Texas. Letter from T Thach thanking Cameron Lodge Ladies of the Maccabees for promptly paying Life Benefit Warrant No 4556 to cover his wife Elizabeth E Thach. He expresses gratitude for lodge members kindness during bereavement and for attention to his children.
Miss Bertha Templeton hosted the Shakespere Club at Mrs. W T McLane's home last Saturday afternoon. The gathering filled the house with roses from the garden as members elected officers and enjoyed a guessing contest and refreshments. The graduating class of the local High School totals four this year with nineteen in next year’s class.
The Lay brothers are repainting the New Salem church.
Mrs J B Baggett died of flux last Monday at 3 am at her home in the Salem community after an illness under five days. Born in Georgia in 1852 she joined the Baptist church in 1869 then the Methodist church and died with faith. Funeral at New Salem Church led by Rev Geo Cravy. She leaves a husband and nine children. Buried at New Salem graveyard Monday at 5 pm with Rev Garrett present. Cameron school population to reach 900, total 4500.
A Linen Showers event honors Mrs. Margerite Smith at the home of Mrs. Wm. Templeton. Capt. Roy Jeter and Miss Smith plan to marry at Mrs. Smith's home in Bonham on June 27 and will make Cameron their home. Lizzie Wilson of New Salem notes a Children’s Day at church and Sunday School with half a century of church work.
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