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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1916
Page
4
In Copperas Prairie and Gap reports growers fear cold weather will delay fruit budding and hurt stock. Hog shipments to Fort Worth, visits among neighbors, weddings, sickness, and farming moves fill the week as residents cope with whooping cough, flu and a blizzard.
Mr and Mrs J C Ross of Sidney spent Saturday night and Sunday with their son near Gap Mrs A C Gurley of Stag Creek visited her daughter Mrs E S Vaneleave here Friday W J Steele took a load of hogs to May Fridamof last week Gurley and W J Graham went to Blanket Saturday to assist the Sidney Basketball team in a game with Blanket Blanket showed them they were not sardines if they did come over in a tin how Mr and Mrs FE A Reece and their daughters Miss Jewel and Lonnie visited at Sidney Sunday Miss Delia Colley of Stag Creek was the guest of her sister Monday night here A goodly number of hogs were taken to Comanche Tuesday by different parties.
Wea ther affects social visits with several residents traveling between Wilson De Leon Gustine and Comanche. Wes Redwine visited Charlie Bowmer while Grandma Batton and Grandma Perry faced illness. The community notes a closing school term and a productive teaching spell by Mr Jenkins.
Little Jo Parnell is ill with membranous croup. Mr. Dupree returns from Beard Texas with daughter Pearl. Miss Floy Allen leaves school due to rheumatism. Uncle Nat Franklin returns from Blanket to visit his son. Grandma Coker returns from visiting her children. A young folks party was held at Tatty Duval and Fred Dupree's last Friday. A fine singing Sunday at India featured Mr. McBrayer and Mr. Owens with new songbooks.
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