Pollard Family Visit to Waco and Illness in Cameron
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Pollard and sons Harden and Rodney visited relatives in Waco Saturday. Mrs Pollard and the children will stay through the week. J M Eplen, a Cameron resident and county pioneer, is reported quite ill at home with serious condition Tuesday but some hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Pollard and Sons
Harden
Rodney
Waco
Mr. Pollard
J. M. Eplen
Cameron
Mr. Eplen
Local Bits From Cameron and Surroundings
Visitors and residents make rounds in Cameron with notes on relatives travel and school affairs. Charlie Buits of Maysfield visits Cameron. Minnie Wolf returns from Austin to teach in Dallas. Kathleen Baggett visits Burlington. Miss Watson undergoes tonsil removal in Temple. school books and supplies promoted by New Cameron Drug Co. Delegates Hefley and associates attend the American Legion state meeting in Galveston and hear K M Landis and Morris Sheppard speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wolf
Austin
Dallas
Miss Wolf
Local Cameron Notes and Shoppers Visit
Mrs L J Hefley leaves Friday for Rosebud to visit relatives before returning to north Texas. Lena McConnell travels to Belton for the institute after shopping in Cameron. Klawansky's Fall Opening ad appears in this issue. Ben Cammer and baby daughter of Houston return home after a two day Cameron visit. Homer Peel noted in social and baseball circles. Green & Bros announce room size rugs and Velma Head becomes salesman. Cole's Hot Blast Heaters advertise big coal savings. Preston Laird offers men’s hose, pens, and pencils. Mrs Henry Graves of Sharp shops in Cameron. Edison records on sale. Hugo Slauchter and Preston Laird visited Hearne Sunday. John Henry Thomas of Gause and J A Peel of Port Sullivan visit Cameron. Congoleum and Linoleum rugs featured. Mrs Jack Allen of Burlington shops in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cammer
Houston
Mr. Cammer
Cameron
Local residents foreshadow fall season moves and visits
Mrs J F Guggolz and Miss Selma Klatt spend week in Waco. Christine Esslinger headed to Bryan then Hearne for teaching. Mr and Mrs A F Mitchell return from Galveston where they attended the American Legion Convention. Mrs Blaeniz returns to Calvert after visiting relatives. Miss Myfson returns from Corsicana. Will Davis of Sharp shops Cameron Thursday. Mrs W B Skelton joins Louis St. Pierce Dry Goods Ready to Wear. Mrs B Miller attends institute in Belton and will teach Hoyte school. A N Green and Misses Pauline Green Callie and Mary Young visit Hearne. Sealy mattresses and Liggett & Platt Springs promoted. Bebe Neblett returns to Anderson. Tabbie Robinson joins Cheeves Brothers in Cameron. Mrs John Watson and son John Jr visit Temple. New fall hats at the Man's Store. Earl Esslinger and Lee Howell spend Tuesday in Temple. Master Howard Phillips, son of Judge Howard Phillips, returns home after visiting relatives in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Pauline Green
A. N. Green
State University
New York
Columbia University
Pauline
Mrs Maud Chambers and Family Visit Hearne Relatives
Mrs Maud Chambers and her children from Johnson City visited this week with her parents Mr and Mrs Luther Self of Hearne. Hearne relatives hosted the visit and the trip was described as a pleasant family gathering with shared memories and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Chambers
Johnson City
Luther Self of
Hearne
Local residents visit Cameron city on midweek trips
Mrs Arnold Whatley of Hearne and Mrs Frank Harland of Branchville shopped in Cameron this week. Several Cameron visitors include Mr and Mrs A C Woodruff of Gause and Mrs Beal who hosted Lula Gough from Sherman. Distinct trips by Enid Keith, A J Dossett, and others noted with family visits and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Whatley
Hearne
Frank Harland
Branchville
A. C. Woodruff
Gause
Cameron
Local Society Notes From Cameron and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Bill Howell of Minerva visits T. A. Howell home. Miss Lillian Tuttle travels to Palestine to teach this winter. Hugh Morrison returns from Houston for a week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Chambers visit from Bryan. Chambers returns home. Mrs. Chambers and baby remain with Morrison family. Master William Sloan visits Houston relatives. Local merchants and residents listed with moves and visits, including Mr. Dickens moving to Cameron and Mr. Forkel rejoining the road sales, Mrs. Forkel opening a Waco music studio, and teachers and families traveling for jobs or visiting relatives. Mrs. CG. B. Kennon and Miss Nell Kennon return from Houston and Seabrook. Consuela Toomin returns to Fort Worth after visiting Hortense Klawansky. Reba Cheeves elected to teach in Fort Smith Ark. Mrs. R. H. McIntosh and family head to Breckenridge for a visit with Mrs. Spears. Mrs. Mattie Leazer called to Alvin for a death in the family. She returns home Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Cheeves
Fort Smith, Ark
Cheeves
Cameron High School
Southern Methodist University
Mattie Leazer
Alvin
Oklahoma Visit Shares Local Ties Across States
A Cameron native now in West Texas as a real estate dealer visits on business. Mrs Hefley visits Rosebud relatives while Mrs Geo A Thomas travels to Waco to visit her niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Luce
Cameron
West
Texas
Geo. A. Thomas
Waco
Tom Law
Student Miss Ruby Williard Returns From San Antonio
Miss Ruby Williard, a Cameron Hospital student, recently returned from San Antonio where she visited her parents. The note mentions school books and school supplies and is connected to Geo A. Thomas & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Thomas & Sons
Ruby Williard
Cameron Hospital
San Antonio
Visitors and locals gather in Cameron area notes
J H Garner of Thorndale, Confederate veteran and Milam county native, visited the city Monday. Lillian Di Luckett born August 24, 1928 in Cameron Hospital. Stolz family from Navasota visiting Cameron area. Stolz health improving after moving to lower altitude. teachers attend State Institute in Belton. Watgen returns from Dallas visit. Yee Wich principal J B Preston and wife back from Austin. Culpepper and Culnen t family guests of Moody relatives in Cameron last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Garner
Thorndale
Milam County
Mr. Garner
Cameron Hospital
Livingston Luckett
Lillian di
Mr. Stolz
Navasota
P. J. Leveson
Stolz
Cameron
Green family returns home after Brownsville visit
C N Green Brothers and Mrs and Mrs Robert Green with their son arrive home from Brownsville after visiting Mr Green's mother Mrs Idella Green in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Green
Brownsville
Mr. Green
Idella Green
Visitors and Travel Notes From Local Families
Vv E Eanes and Harleigh Mc Gregor from the Pastner Institute in Austin return Friday after a three week stay. Mrs W W Jackson and sister Miss Goddard of San Antonio visit Mrs C N Green. Connell Strickland and mother visit Groesbeck. Willard B Skelton in Waco four days on business. Mary Lou Barry of Roesbud guests of Miss Inez Evans. The Claud Triegs couple spent Thursday in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. E. Eanes
Harleigh McGregor
Pastner Institute
Austin
Willard B. Skelton
Waco
Mary Lou Barry
Roesbud
Inez Evans
Farmer Thomas Bobovec Dies in Buckholts at 70
Thomas Bobovec longtime county farmer died at his Buckholts home last Friday August 31 at age 70. He was buried in Buckholts Cemetery on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bobovec
Buckholts
Mentho Sulphur Promises Quick Relief for Skin Troubles
A skin specialist endorses Mentho-Sulphur for eczema and itching, claiming its germ destroying properties subdue itching quickly. The first application cools the skin and healing rash and blotches follows. Bowles Mentho-Sulphur is easy to apply like a cream and considered harmless.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Preston Lairds
Charlie Buits
Maysfield
John Watson
Temple Sanitarium
New Cameron Drug Co
W. A. Beal
Sherman
Mrs
Thomas Hefley
Port Arthur
Mrs. Hefley
Lola Hearrell
Kathleen Baggett
Burlington
C. N. Green & Bros
Hefley
Louise Hearrell
A. F. Mitchell
Fred Brown
A. C. Hess
American Legion
Galveston
K. M. Landis
Morris Sheppard
Legion
L. J. Hefley
Rosebud
North Texas
Lena McConnell
Rockdale
Belton
Klawansky
Homer Peel
Ee . Green & Bros
Velma Head
Cheeves Brothers
Cole
Henry Graves of
Sharp
Edison
Messrs
Mesdames
Hugo Slauchter
Preston Laird
John Henry Thomas
Mrs. J. A. Peel
Port Sullivan
Congoleum
Meetting
Linoleum Rugs. Co. N. Green & Bros
Jack Allen
George A. Thomas
George Zinley
The
Santa Fe Railroad
George Hefley
the State University
Dan Tyson
Willie Hefley
John Hefley
Tull A. Pope
L. H. Krough
Louis, Jr
Paden Cross
A. P. Cross
Florence
Bloves
Pio
Eugene Green
J. W. Eanes
Tillie
Ima
Ruth
Vernon Eanes
Earl Ewell
George Richards
W. E. Eanes
Pasteur Institute
H. R. McFadyeng
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. McFadyen
North Carolina
Montreal
Southern Presbyterian Church
New York City
M. J. Barrett
Cora L. Cammer
Walter Dossett
Mrs. R. W. Crawford
Crawford
W. T. Hefley, Jr
Temple
Robert Todd
Velda Walker
Teachers Institute
J. D. Cone
Tully, Pope
S. R. McCown
Wolf City
J. B. Kreusch of
John P. Woolley
Mrs. Stewart Shaw
Vera Lee Moore
Yoo
Fritz Hooks
Ella R. Hooks
J. F. Guggolz
Selma Klatt
Christine Esslinger
Bryan
Mrs. Blaeniz
Calvert
Ida Arriett
Mary ‘Fyson
Corsicana
Will Davis
W. B. Skelton
Louis St. Pierce Dry Goods Store
B. Miller
Hoyte
Callie and
Mary Young
Sealy Mattresses
Liggett & Platt Springs
Bebe Neblett
Lane Thomas
Don Eplen
Anderson
Tabbie Robinson
W. C. Munn
Tablie
John Jr
Preston
Earl Esslinger
Lee Howell
Howard Phillips
Crockett
C. R. Phillips
Gat Cameron Drug Co
Elizabeth Peel
George Thomas
Lula Gough
A. Beal
Enid Keith
Colorado
California
Little A. J. Dossett
W. H. Henley
Arthur Dossett
Mississippi
John F. McLane
G. B. Berert
P. Ho Watson
Fraee? Eegert
Ren J. Bassett
Tnanranes
C. B. Hilliard
Regreve
Mrs. Douglas Mauldin
Breckenridge
Bill Howell
Minerva
T. A. Howell
Lillian Tuttle
Palestine
Hugh Morrison
W. A. Morrison
Willard Chambers
Baby
Mr. Chambers
Mrs. Chambers
Mrs. W. A. Morrison
William Sloan
N. Green & Bros
Kate Sproull
Ben Arnold
Mrs. Dickens
Charlotte
Mr. Dickens
Mrs. C. Forkel
Mr. Forkel
CG. B. Kennon
Nell Kennon
Louis Kennon
Seabrook
R. M. McKees
Consuela Toomin
Hortense Klawansky
Fort Worth
R. H. MclIntosh
Kathryn
George Childress
Fred
George B. Spears
Oklahoma
H. M. Hefley
Jim F. Chadwick
Fisher
John Watgen
J. B. Preston
Yee Wich School
A. C. Strickland
Connell
Groesbeck
R. P
Claud Triegs
W. Hlawanskhay
Cameron, Texas
Green & Bros
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