Dr Cochran Clinic Contact Details Listed
The notice provides contact for Dr M Cochran with title D D and phone number 418, referencing Cochran clinic services.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1917
Page
10
The notice provides contact for Dr M Cochran with title D D and phone number 418, referencing Cochran clinic services.
Local notes list many Fort Worth Brownwood Dallas and Houston visitors in Comanche and surrounding towns. Names include Travis Owen M Coleman Roger Hasley Jim Haynes Geo Harris Frank Young W G Bolding P W McDonald and many others visiting relatives attending church or spending holidays.
A busy department store scene unfolds as a mother buys two harmonicons for two neglected boys after a sharp remark from a saleswoman. She pays, exchanges regret with empathy, and the staffer learns a heartfelt lesson about compassion during Christmas shopping.
A. W. Palmer expresses gratitude to friends who supported Slider and Lacy and asks continued business. He invites they meet if in town and wishes a happy Christmas and prosperous New Year. Cow Feed promotions from Herring & Moody’s follow.
The health of the community remains good as residents share weekend visits. Robert Rese and his wife visited his grandfather Norwood, while Tom Lancaster spent Monday night with G. L. Butler and family. Baker sold his home and plans to move to Arkansas soon.
Local outlet Herring and Moody promotes a wide range of feed stuffs for farm use. The shop advertises staples and specialty blends aimed at livestock owners and grain producers.
A New York Times piece by Elizabeth Newport Hepburn describes a Christmas season scene where arctic weather freezes streets, sleet glitters, and shops fill with gifts for all ages and roles from nurses to orphans, transforming the town into a Santa Claus street.
Uncle Cal Williams longtime Comanche resident died at his home on Tuesday night and was buried Wednesday at Oakwood Cemetery. He was born September 24, 1846 in Ashville North Carolina and served in the Confederate Army in the East under General Lee. He later moved to Illinois and then Texas, marrying Cornelia Bray in Rogersville Tennessee. Surviving children include Mrs Mattie Davis Mrs Victor Bond Mrs Tennie Wells and Wesley Williams. Also surviving are his wife, plus brothers John Williams Louis Williams B J Williams Noah Williams and B Williams and sister Mrs Manda Jane Pridemore.
Announcement for District Attorney G E Johnson of Hamilton County notes the death of Mr Williams who lived in Comanche for 25 years with his wife and children. The obituary praises his amiable disposition and service to others and urges comfort for his bereaved wife and family. The ad then mentions a Bran sale by Slider and Lacy.
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