Local visitors and social rounds verse in Texas town
A stream of visitors stops through the community including Mr. and Mrs. Stailey of unknown origin, Miss Jackson from Fort Worth visiting Aunt Lula Turner, Mr. Roberson of Bibb, Mrs. Wells and baby from Dallas, and many others from Winters Comanche Dallas Briar Grove and Arlington. Also Prof Donaho begins a singing school and Bro Kennedy of McKinney closes the Christian meeting baptizing 13. Lax Fos advertised as a mild laxative and tonic with Cascara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stailey
Tennessee
Mary Jackson
Fort Worth
Lula Turner
Jake Roberson
Bibb
Claude Wells
Baby
Dallas
Willis Claburn
Okra
Benton Stanley
Comanche
Jno. Lambert
Winters
J. J
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Chronicle
Pleasant Valley residents share weekend visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Bill Rasberry visited Jim Morris and family Sunday. Lenton Smith and Ivy Garrison spent Sunday in Blanket. Euna Dingler and family of Okra visited Robert Morris. T E Wilson left Monday for Houston. Jim Redwine Pierce Harris and Warren Redwine visited relatives near Santa Anna. Mrs Carrigan and daughter visited in Sidney. Horner family visited his parents near Energy. James Adams left Friday for southwest Texas for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euna Dingler
Okra
Robert Morris
Jim Redwine
Pierce Harris
Warren Redwine
Santa Anna
Carrigan
Sidney
Wm. Horner
Energy
James Adams
Southwest
Texas
Local weddings and family visits mark community week
Eva Franklin visited her sister Mrs Charlie Carrigan on Monday while Mrs Toby Johnson of Brady visited daughter Mrs Cora Rhinehart this week. Ward Leslie and Earl Franklin attended a Sidney baptizing Sunday. Mrs Bob Brown of May visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Holland. Joe Bird and Miss Erma Holland quietly married Sunday at the Holland home with Rev Kennedy officiating. The couple will reside in Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Franklin
Charlie Carrigan
Toby Johnson
Brady
Cora Rhinehart
Leslie
Earl Franklin
Sidney
Bob Brown
May
Bill Holland
Joe Bird
Erma Holland
Kennedy
Miss Holland
Mr. Bird
Bible
Unsaken Testimony for Dean's Kidney Pills in Comanche
Mrs. T. J. Collins of Comanche testifies in 1905 that backache urinary ills disappeared after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She recalls initial relief and, nine years later, reaffirms their effectiveness. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Comanche
T. J. Collins
Local Notes Mention Rain, Visits, and Health
A rural column recounts a needed rain shower last weekend and Sunday morning. Families travel to reunions in Dublin and Ranger visit kin in Louisiana. Grandma Allgood remains frail after a hip fracture while E M Alsup fights illness. Community events include singing school at Liberty led by R A Pitman and a Glee Club gathering with Elsie Donalds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Read
Johnnie Lois Short
Ranger
Carrie Wallace
Grover Read
Mr. Bell Short
Dublin
Grandma Allgood
Louisiana
E. M. Alsup
J. H. McNeely
Knox County
Burk
Indian Mountain
Mollie McNeely
Minnie Duke
Allsup
Mack McNeely
Gorman
Lennie Dewees
Liberty
R. A. Pitman
John Lewis
Tom Kelley
West
Duster News
Local Notes On Visits And a Close Baseball Game
Ford returned home Saturday. Mrs. C. B. Gray visited her sister near Comanche the past week. Uncle Billie Gray and wife visit R. C. Foster and family. Young folks enjoyed a party at Arther Vernon’s Saturday night. Newman Pounds suffers a bad boil on his forehead this week. Mrs. 8. G. and Houston Carr of Kent county visit around here this week. Mr. Maynard and family visit Mr. Tom Frazier. The ball game between Duster and Downing ended with a Duster victory, a tight contest until the last half of the ninth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
C. B. Gray
Comanche
Billie Gray
R. C. Foster
Arther Vernon
8. G
Houston Carr
Kent County
Maynard
Tom Frazier
Duster
Downing
Glycerine and Bark Claim to Prevent Appendicitis
An old advertisement touts Adler-i-ka a mixture of buckthorn bark and glycerine promising relief for constipation sour stomach and gas. It claims the preparation cleanses the lower and upper bowels and that a spoonful may prevent appendicitis with occasional use aiding chronic stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Ragland
Madison Heights
Thedford
M. W Carroll
Local Visitors Track Through Cotton Grove News
Cotton Grove notes show Will Kennedy and Leon county kin visiting his brother J A Kennedy while Arthur and Roe Thompson of Fisher county visit relatives. Odesa Johnson returns from Pottsville. Sam Miller and family from Haskell county visit. Miss Goforth of Classe visits cousin Miss Golda McIntire. Miss Edith Ritchie of Pottsville calls on sister Mrs J J Johnson. Vera Lee Jones of Comanche visits Daisy and Jame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kennedy
Leon County
J A. Kennedy
Arther and
Roe Thompson
Fisher County
Odesa Johnson
Aith
Pottsville
Sam Miller
Haskell County
Miss Goforth
Classe
Golda McIntire
Edith Ritchie
J. J. Johnson
Vera Lee Jones
Comanche
Daisy and
Jame
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a universal cure for stomach and intestinal diseases. It claims to reverse gall stones cancers ulcers auto intoxication yellow jaundice and appendicitis, asserting thousands have recovered and noting sale by druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Community Notes On Long Weekend Travel And Visits
Stewart Saturday and Sunday W A Taylor and family of Sidney visited J Kennedy and wife William and Jackson Stubblefield Aubrey Beene and Roy Johnson left Thursday for the San Saba river to fish then attend the fair and return home Mr Martin Hopson and family of Fisher county visited relatives last week Mr and Mrs N E Palmer and Mrs N A Palmer and daughter of Comanche visited Mr and Mrs J A Kennedy Sunday Mr J D Stubblefield and family visited his daughter Mrs Lee Lambreath of Elm Grove Sunday Ethel Robertson spent Sunday night with Miss Ruth Taylor of Sidney Carl Johnson and wife are spending a few days with Mrs Johnsons parents Mr and Mrs Couch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kennedy
J. D. Stubblefield
Lee Lambreath
Elm Grove
Ethel Robertson
Ruth Taylor
Sidney
Carl Johnson
For Sale or Exchange First-Class Black Land Farm
First-class black land farm near railroad town well improved. Seeking trade for a first-class sandy land farm located 3 to 5 miles from Comanche. Only interested in a first-class farm. J. R. Eanes & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
J. R. Eanes & Co
Cotton Belt Immigration Bureau
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic promises summer strength
An advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic strengthens the weak and elderly to endure the hot season. It purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the whole system. Price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
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Prince Albert
Jimmy
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Sidney News
W. Thompson
Briar Grove
J. T. Roberts
Will Donaho
Brownwood
J. Ernest Walker
Mary Kemp
Ruby Bartlett
Frank Bryant
Hamlin
Mrs. Tabor of
Mrs
P. D. Stovall
Cyril McPherson
May Johnson
Emma May
W. F. Donaho
Arlington
Lemoine Kellett
Claude Cox
Chas. Johnson
Newbury
Edith Moore
Stag Creek
A. H. Taylor
Jess Odell
Hasse
Mms
Aaron White
Wilson
C. H. Kennedy
McKinney
Lilly Reed
E. V. Gill
Ozark Mts
Winslow
Fayetteville
Rogers
Eureka Springs
Ozarks
Fris
St. Louis
Harvey
Frisco
C. O. Jackson, A. G. P. A
Pleasant Valley News
Bill Rasberry
Jim Morris
Family
Lenton Smith
Ivy Garrison
T. E. Wilson
Houston
Thedford’s
Rucker News
Glee Club
Elsie Donalds
Myrtis Boykin
Sipe Springs
B. R. McPhail
Allen Heathington
Sumer
Cotton Belt
Gus Hover
Ft. Worth, Texas
T. H. Lawrence
Tyler
John F. Lehane
Newman Pounds
Cotton Grove
J. R. Eanes & Company
J. R. Eanes
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