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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
8
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatic liniment that relieves pain in joints muscles and stiff swelling instantly. It claims a long track record with millions of users and says it helps sciatica neuralgia backache sprains.
Mrs. Moraentfelen Goodnight, 78, of Cameron, died at 5 15 this morning in Cameron after a visit to Waco. She is survived by two sons, three daughters, a grandchild with 28 great grandchildren, and a sister. Burial will be Thursday at 3 PM in Cameron with Rev. Power officiating.
Mrs. W. H. Asken of Baileyville is visiting her sister Mrs. W. T. Massen gale this week.
Former Cameron resident and Texas fiddle champion Uncle Mike James, now living in Houston, is visiting Cameron and Milam County guests of Edgar and Uncle Pete Wilson. He arrived Wednesday from Houston and will stay several days while friends hear him play on local broadcasts and in community visits.
Friends attend a gathering hosted by Edgar Wilson where Uncle Mike will perform on the fiddle for the group, providing live entertainment and a lively atmosphere.
The Dobbins store reports a successful fall sale opening last Friday with high customer turnout. Owner Mr. Dobbins is noted as a consistent advertiser who supports local newspapers.
Mr and Mrs John Mangum were guests Tuesday night at a coronation event hosted by Mr and Mrs W A Coffield in Waco.
S. R. Cochran of Gause visited Cameron on Tuesday and called at The Herald office to extend his subscription for another year. Cochran is a local businessman in Gause.
Dr. J. M. Dollar 88 a Milam county physician and Confederate veteran died at his daughter Mrs. B J Baskins home in Cameron after an illness of several weeks Funeral services were held October 29 1927 at the Baptist church in Gause with burial in Gause Cemetery He practiced in Gause for 52 years and later lived with his daughter His survivors include his daughter brother and four sisters with grandchildren J D Baskin Gordon Baskin and Robert Baskin surviving in Cameron The community honors his lifelong service and pioneer citizenship
Mr and Mrs d D Howerd of Waco rejoice over a new son born Friday October 28 Mrs AR Hown dis there for a visit with mh XY Seif of Port Sullivan is a Seapero visiting their daughters Mrs Dan Guan and Mrs D Ti Slaughter.
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