Local notes from Cameron and surrounding towns
Local items report visits by Mr. A. P. Hess of Milano and Mr. Arman Pope of Hoyte in Cameron. Miss Lalla Meyers, Mrs. David Smith, and Mrs. Luther Tyson are mentioned among residents visiting, convalescing, or ill. Community notices cover church furnace work, theater outings, school week opening, and various errands by residents in Cameron, Hoyte, Maysfield, Belmena, and Agnes Scott College updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Smith of
Maysfield
Cameron
GROVE'S Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Relief
Old standard GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC advertises quinine and iron to drive out malaria and build up the system. The label prints the formula, asserting its tasteless quinine content. Price listed as 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Milam County Social Roundup and Cameron Notes
Frank Seibert Sr of Hanover visits Cameron as an elderly Milam German and Sons of Hermann member. Locals EB Harper and family trade in Cameron. L C Eatelle installs hot air heating at First Methodist. Baptist Missionary Society met at Mrs Henderson’s. Hood’s Brigade reunion planned in Floresville. Emma Smith returns to University of Texas in Austin as a Mayfield graduate candidate. Susie Shaw hosts Sigma Phi Club. Parms visit Austin to see a new dam and flood debris after heavy rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Frank Seibert, Sr
Hanover
Cameron
Milam County
Hermann
L. C. Eatelle
First Methodist
Susie Shaw
Sigma Phi Club
Elizabeth
Caroline Mallett
Nell Morton
Weinfreed Henderson
Beth Jeter
Ledbetter Passes Away in Cameron After Long Career
W S Ledbetter, born Oct 3 1869 in Claiborne Parish Louisiana, longtime Rotan Grocery Company salesman, died at his Cameron home after a life in Louisiana and Texas. He is survived by his wife Della Stevenson, two daughters Willa mae and Agnes, parents Mr and Mrs W H Ledbetter of Pilot Point, siblings and numerous relatives. Funeral services were held at the family residence conducted by Rev William Dean White with interment in Pilot Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Ledbetter
W. H. Ledbetter
Pilot Point
Texas
R. L. Ledbetter
W. E. Ledbetter
Edmund
Oklahoma
Ben and
Paul Ledbetter
Oak Cliff
Dallas
Fraley
Carson
Gunter
Willamae
Agnes
Ledbetter
John L. Denson
Thos. J. Denson
Claiborne Parish
Louisiana
Grayson County
Della Stevenson
Summerfield
Louisianna
Homer
Shreveport
Dublin
Cameron
Rotan Grocery Company
William Dean White
Herald
Worth Their Weight in Gold Chamberlains Tablets
A testimonial from Miss Dora A Driggs of Elba New York praising Chamberlains Tablets for quick relief from headaches dizzy spells and digestive disorders tied to a torpid liver. Claims the remedy is obtainable everywhere with broad endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora A. Driggs
Elba
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ss. M. Burns, Jr
Notary Public
Tex
A. P. Hess of
Milano
Lalla Meyers
Mr. Arman Pope of
Hoyte
Luther Tyson
Sam Foster
Ben L. Grimes
Smithville
E. L. Copley
Tracy
J. T. Maples of
Belmena
Queen City
Palace
W. A. Gillon
Herring
Burlington
John Gandy
J. S. Barmore
N. Y. Hayes
Marlow
Louise Gillon
Cameron Sanitarium
G.george’s Sanitary Grocery
Dick Batte
Spiller
Jessie Lee Batte
Messrs
Ed and
Frank Junek
Thorndale
Ad Hall
J. B. Hayden
Kansas City, Mo
C. W. Lawrence
W. Whittington
Emmett King
Rogers
Chas. House
Jones Prairie
Ida Stone
Jas. Neinast
Mary Burnet
Buena
Mable
Nell Caldwell
Greer Burnet
Bennie Brown
Literary Society
Sallie Kate
Mary McLane
Agnes Scott College
Atlanta
Georgia
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Methodist Church
C. D. Lay
R. H. McIntosh
Anne Ainesworth
Kyle
University of Texas
W. H. Triggs
Dr. King
Robert Young
Callie McIver Young
San Antonio
Peacock Military School
Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Company
B. J. Baskin & Sons
First National Bank
EB. EB. Harper
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
T. S. Henderson
Hood
Texas Brigade
Floresville
Polly
Emma Smith
Mays ‘Field
Austin
Emma
W. B. Smith
Sm. Rudi
Audi
Thorndale Thorn
J. T. Parma
Billy Parma
R. H. Johnson
Auditorium Hotel
Robert H. Norris
Henry Et
North Berkeley
Cal
W. D. Paden & Son
Cameron, Texas
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