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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
8
The home of Judge and Mrs Streetman hosted the wedding of Miss Fi Ne McIver and Mr William Fen both of Cameron Texas officiated by Dr William States Jacobs. The ceremony featured floral arrangements, music, and a reception with a salad course.
The Herald reports H. G. Sanders a substantial farmer near town on route mas a business visitor who subscribed for The id Dallas Semi-Weekly Farm and Ranch and Hot-Pay Magazine at a discounted price of 4.00 worth for 2.50.
The Seventh Annual Meeting of the San Angelo organization will run November 3 through 7 featuring cotton and feed exhibits, improved agriculture, first-class racing, and the Old Timers Parade. Railroads offer round trip low rates for November 2 to 8. For details write Thos. F. Owen, Secretary, San Angelo Texas.
A reader shows doubt about motives and asks what to do for a severe cold. The piece endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a trusted option praised by Mrs. E. O. Sargent of Peru Indiana and recommended by long-time users for its value. For sale by all dealers. oct.
Mysterious fragment from a Texas page mentions a product related to Baw perhaps and a contact line for W Bryant in Texas. No clear event or date is discernible.
The Young Ladies Missionary Society of the Methodist church scheduled a Halloween entertainment at Cavett residence for Friday night. Presbyterian services featured sermons by Dr. Gillon and the installation of John B. McLane as ruling elder. Rev. A C Gaebelein to lecture November 8 to 13. many ministers to be hosted by locals. The death of a Bryant Station boy and funeral details are noted with condolences from The Herald.
The 1914 plea reports Texas planned a delinquent girls school after the boys system, with $25,000 state funds and a matching private grant. a building costing at least $15,000 is to be funded by a November campaign led by Mrs. Graham Gillis and Texas women to aid dependent youths.
The Young Ladies Missionary Society hosts a Halloween Party Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cavett's Hefley Heights home. A pleasant social time is planned by the committees in charge. A free will offering is requested and all are invited.
Daniel Bryant aged about 18 died Friday in the Gameron Sanitarium from appendicitis. He was the son of Lafayette Bryant and a grandson of the noted Major Bry.
Community brief highlights residents visiting Cameron and local events. Lula Corley and others attended Harrison Theatre in Cameron. Tennie Luce visited Heidenheimmer. Ezell Watt Elix Henderson traveled to Cameron on business. Seth Corley serves on Cameron jury. Cuma Hamilton started school here. Evelyn Wallace broke her arm. Marsh Rainey welcomed a baby girl. Hancock family moved to Temple. Sunday School at Baptist church held despite bad weather.
Means Moderation Gust Backhaus received a letter from his brother August Backhaus in Germany expressing strong confidence in the Kaiser’s victory over the Allies. August visited Gust about two years ago and is remembered by many locals who met him then. He has one son in the army and his sister has three sons and one daughter in service, the daughter in the Red Cross.
One good horse and two good buggies are for sale. See F. E. Beach, photographer. Attendees at the Harrison Theatre Cameron Wednesday night include Mrs. Will Scott, Miss Bettie Luce, Miss Lillian Hobson, and Mr. Calloway Anderson.
Mr T H Alexander of Kennedy Texas spent the weekend with relatives and enjoyed a quiet family gathering. The item notes his return and reflects local social activity.
Cheeves Brothers have leased the building adjoining the Law Sprinkle Grocery and moved their annex stock there. Under the management of Geo F Childress and Tom Moore, the move adds room for several thousand dollars worth of goods. Local merchants urge Cameron shoppers to patronize home stores.
Mrs James Watson entertained the Priscilla Club Thursday afternoon with regular members and neighbors Mesdames J E Watts J W Coleman C V Wingfield J M F Gill and Oxsh eer Smith. The session featured gay chatter and friendly exchanges on domestic methods while sewing designs were created. A dainty salad course with coffee was served assisted by Mrs Wingfield.
John Psdecik and Annie Palla wed at the brides parents home in Seaton on October 18 with Rev. Plazek of Temple officiating. The bride is cousin to Mrs. J J Kadlicek of Buckholts who attended with her husband and Mr Joe Ermis. Kadlicek presented the Bulletin with wedding cake later.
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