Local visits and social notes spread across multiple towns
O D Adams visits in city from Waco. Miss Mabel Caldwell left for San Antonio. Miss Pearl Ely of Gause attends institute. Dennis Barrett of Beaumont visits a week. Ralph Chambers recovering from fever. Mrs Matt Bailey visits Waco. Miss Ka Mae Baumgarten returns to Brenham. Mrs L E McGuire visits daughter Mrs Tyson. Mrs Joe Rice in city from Bryan. Will Luther in Lexington on business. Miss Media Cox of Gause guest of Mildred Greer. Mrs Warner and son Garland from Gause in Cameron. Miss Delphia Scott rooms with Mrs Bessie Lowe. Mr and Mrs Sam Smoot visit from Austin. C P McGregor in San Antonio on trade. 1831. Miss Marie Riddle of Waco visiting Mrs Stribling.
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O. D. Adams
Waco
Mabel Caldwell
San Antonio
Pearl Ely
Gause
Batt’s
Dennis Barrett
Beaumont
Ralph Chambers
Matt Bailey
Allen Collins
Ka Mae Baumgarten
Brenham
Pope Sapp
L. E. McGuire
R. L. Tyson
Joe Rice
Bryan
Will Luther
Lexington
Media Cox
Mildred Greer
Warner
Garland
Delphia Scott
Bessie Lowe
Sam Smoot
Austin
Cameron
C. P. McGregor
Butte
Marie Riddle
Stribling
Walter Baggett
Tracy
W. C. Ford
Ford
Earle Johnson
Ft. Worth
Jerusha Rogers
Palace Drug Company
Henry Sapp
Hillsboro
J. H. Sapp
John House
R. Todds
Marion Corley
Buckholts
Jas. Cone
Mary McLane
Roy Griffith
Baby
Jane Nicholson
Hoyte
Teachers’ Institute
Ella
Butchee
Stanley Bowles
J. D. Morton
Batte
Queenie Sapp
Wortham
Ellen Fontaine
Temple
FE. A. Flynn
Butte’s
S. M. Burns, Jr
Ruth Henderson
Rosebud
Alex Triggs
Mary Burns
Eagle Lake
Texas
Mary Denson
Martha Sanford
Bernice Nicholson
Milano
W. C. Robbins
West Texas
Tillie Eanes
Chrisman
Homer Collier
Goodland
Gladys Foster
Gonzales
Motle Cass
Phipps
Lovelady
Milam County
EB. A. Flynn
J. M. McKinney
Ethel McKinney
Jones Prairie
Ruth Robinson
Camp Travis
Ralph Mahon
Mahon
France
R. P. Fisher
Western Union Telegraph Office
Beard
Andrew Freeman
Lawrence Smoot
August Gurecky
U.S
Mare Island
Herald
Navy
Battes
Sue Shaw
Teacher’s Institute
Karnes City
Local notes highlight visits and institute events in Cameron
Many residents visit Cameron from Dallas and surrounding towns. Miss Jerusha Rogers starts at Palace Drug, while teachers like Miss Gillon and Miss Henderson head to or attend the institute. Labor Day passes quietly. several families welcome guests and prepare for the new school term with staff changes and post names.
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