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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1913

Page

2

Death Toll and Community Notices From Local Church

The death of Mr. Seals, a longtime Missionary Baptist member, follows illness from measles and pneumonia. His widow and five sons mourn him, while Mrs. Seals lies ill with pneumonia. The community also records church and social visits, teachers’ exams, and local arrivals from Comanche, Gap, and East Texas.

Mr. Seals Missionary Baptist Church Hasse W. R. Kight Proctor T. W. McCrary R. C. Dunn C. B. Gee

Local Brights and Visits Spotted Across Town

Bryan Lusk of Dallas visited at home this week. Mrs. Codie Donaho and her children Lena Irena Ruth and Jessie Langston visited brother Roger at Energy Saturday night and Sunday. Local youths attended an all day singing at Gap on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Talley of Arkansas visit daughter Mrs.

A. S. J. Walker Cox Bibb Brother Rose Comanche Christian Church Bernice Kelley Gap Claudie Strickland Downing J. W. Kellett L. Cox Minnie Hilliard C.J. Graham Copperes Prairie Bryan Lusk Dallas Codie Donaho Lena Irena Ruth Jessie Langston Roger Energy Mrs. Talley Arkansas

Barn Burned by Lightning Kills Mare Near Here

Mr. Gilbreath, living two and a half miles west, lost a fine barn in a Saturday fire caused by lightning. A fine mare also died. R. R. Leone returned from Mexico as rain blessed the area, and farmers began busying work after the shower.

Mr. Gilbreath Here R. R. Leone Mexico

School term closes with community events and tributes

The school term ended April 18 with two teacher and student plays drawing a large audience. Fundraising netted forty five dollars for the library and thirty two dollars for refreshments. Several measles cases noted, all improving. Residents and visitors from nearby towns visited and attended a picnic, graveyard work, and social visits. Batteries caused a scare for children but no serious injuries.

Ladies of the Home Mission Sciety J. L. Howler Fowler Mittie James Creamer Lelia Gilbreath H.L. Gantz Comanche J. F. High Bob Loudermilk Bob Loudermilk and Children Visited Her Sister, Mrs. B. Reed DeLeon R. M. Boyd Callahan County Grandpa Bishop

Rucker News Highlights Local Health and Social Ties

The column notes measles remains a concern while recovery continues. It lists visits among residents near Sidney Ranger and Gorman as well as attendees at singing events in Liberty Copperas Prairie and Gap. May 30 marks Stag Creek cemetery work day and Gap and May baseball games ended 8 to 4.

Local Notes From Town Report A Busy Week

Allie Hardin traveled to Dallas. Henry Box's baby died last week from eating tainted food. Sunday school attendance was good. Drue Hall and wife of Hasse visited Jess Bowl late last week. Several neighborhood boys appeared before the grand jury. Trustee elections drew a large crowd. three ties prompted a new vote set for May 17. Wilson Telephone group met recently to select new officers.

Allie Hardin Dallas Henry Box Drue Hall Hasse Jess Bowl Grand Jury Wilson

Death of J. W. Seals Shocks Indian Mountain Community

J. W. Seals, a beloved local figure active in the church, died at three o'clock this morning. The community extends sympathy to his wife and several children as friends note his passing is widely mourned. The brief item also notes other local items including Terry Hadaway recovering from measles and Carrie Burke traveling to Gorman for a week with relatives.

L. A. Short Mamie Reed Johnnie Lois Short Carrie Wallace Ranger E. M. Alsup J. E. Grisham Indian Mountain Jesse Demees Willie Bennett Gorman Liberty J. W. Seals Seals Terry Hadaway Carrie Burke T RP Churchill

Local Notes From The Community Page

Work at 0. M. Vaughn's planned last week as a large crowd helped plant cotton. Elmer Reid died Thursday night and was buried at Theny cemetery last Friday. The funeral services were led by Rev. Shelby. Sympathies extended to the bereaved mother and siblings. M. H. Baker and wife visit Oklahoma to see daughter Dora Ellredd. Uncle John Martin visits from Rattle snake Gap. Miss Help Hale from Belton visits sister Mollie James and stays for the summer. L. C. Short returns from Ranger to see daughter Carrie Wallace. Rev. R A Strickland preached at Liberty. A W O L Circle to be organized soon at Rucker for local ladies. Dry season allows farmers to work. crops look good.

Dora Ellredd John Martin Rattlesnake Gap Help Hale Belton Saturda Mollie James L. C. Short Ranger Carrie Wallace R.A. Strickland Liberty Rucker

Weather and community notes from a rural county

The item cites mild weather with cotton planting near completion. It mentions a Sunday school program for Mother's Day and strong afternoon singing. It records movements and visits by Ode Gatlin family from Coleman County, Walter Creamer family near Fleming visiting Sam Creamer, R. R. Looney resuming railroad work in Mexico, and dinners with C. Dublis by Jess Balin and family and T. M. Gatlin and family.

Ode Gatlin Coleman County Walter Creamer Fleming Sam Creamer R. R. Looney Mexico Jess Balin T. M. Gatlin C. Dublis

Vinol Cod Liver and Iron Tonic Promoted for the Elderly

An advertisement claims Vinol strengthens aging bodies by rebuilding wasting tissues and boosting digestion. It touts improved appetite, sleep, and activity, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to build strength. A testimonial from a Hamilton relative is cited.

Vinci Alexander Hamilton Hamilton Drug Co

Gustine Couple Married In Home Wedding

Floyd Bolton and Stella Couch wed at the bride’s parents home near Gustine in a ceremony led by Rev. A B Jenkins. The couple, popular in the county area, were married Wednesday of last week in front of many relatives and friends.

Gustine Floyd Bolton Stella Couch J. F. Couch A. B. Jenkins

Buckthorn Bark Remedy for Constipation Promises Quick Relief

Comanche Texas readers are urged that a single dose of Adlerika a Buckthorn bark glycerine mixture relieves constipation sour stomach and gas instantly. The maker M W Carroll a local druggist touts its speedy effect and claims it antiseptizes the digestive system and draws out impurities.

M. W. Carroll

Slack Manning Couple Wed in El Paso

Sam Slack and Miss Mary Manning formerly of this place were quietly married in El Paso last week, marking their union away from their former home.

Sam Slack Mary Manning el Paso

Local Couple Wed as Mr Slack and Miss Manning Unite

Mr Slack son of Mr and Mrs R A Slack and Miss Manning daughter of Mr and Mrs John Manning long residents here formers now in El Paso join in wish for a long life of happiness and prosperity for the couple.

Mr. Slack R. A. Slack Miss Manning John Manning el Paso

Chamberlain's Tablets Praised by Newberg Junction Resident

Darius Downey of Newberg Junction New Brunswick reports his wife uses Chamberlain's Tablets and finds them very effective and beneficial for stomach and bowel troubles. The advertisement notes the tablets are sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain Darius Downey Newberg Junction N. B

New Gin Company Organized by Gustine Farmers

A group of progressive Gustine farmers organized a gin company to buy or build a new facility. Temporary officers elected include C. C. Speed as president, S. W. McDonald as vice president, and E. W. Allen as secretary.

Gustine C. C. Speed S. W. McDonald E. W. Allen

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