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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1920

Page

10

Local residents noted on visits and returns in Sipe Springs

K F Cunningham of the Texas Interstate Realty Company was in Sipe Springs on business. Alma Atwood returned to Texas Woman's College Fort Worth after holidays with her parents. Elre B Gage of Gorman and Henry Kemp of Stephenville visited local residents during holidays. Dr J B Hall of Whitewright visited his brother Morgan in Hatt. Harold Kilpatrick returned to Austin College Sherman after holidays in Comanche. B Cheat, formerly of this county now in Cameron County, was here on business. Ollie Trippett returned to Austin to teach at the deaf and dumb asylum after two months at home. George Pate and family, long-time Sipe Springs residents, are moving back to Lon Silver?

K. F. Cunningham Texas Interstate Realty Company Sipe Springs Alma Atwood Texas Woman’s College Fort Worth M. Atwood Elre B. Gage Gorman J. (. Gage Henry Kemp Stephenville Quinn J. B. Hall of Whitewright Morgan KB Harold Kilpatrick Austin College Sherman Comanche B. Cheat Cameron County Ollie Trippett Ellis Austin Deaf and Dumb Asylum George Pate Lon Sil Che

Majestic party honors Curtiss Renfro before college return

Mr and Mrs Gib Callaway entertained with a Majestic party Friday night for Curtiss Renfro before his return to A and M College. Guests included Misses Guida B Kittle Velmar Atwood Maynette Jennings Maidee Williams Frankie Adams Hauten Cox Mary Lou Renfro Mary Lee Cadenhead Nina McArthur and others with music and dancing after the performance.

Gib Callaway Curtiss Renfro M. Colege Callaway Guida B. Kittle Velmar Atwood Maynette Jennings Maidee Williams Frankie Adams Hautenz Cox Mary Lou Renfro Mary Lee Cadenhead Nina McArthur Messrs Harold Kilpatrick Emmett Harris Billy Scurry John Dieringer Vasco Lee Jacek Cauley Harold Denny Preston Tate

County records and notices from Comanche County

Marriage licenses listed for Lawrence Boynton with Zadie Hughes Arthur Harris with Lena Gafford Horace Cox with Lessie Boen. Deaths include John N. Greer John W Huddleston Mercer Gap Comanche Joe Alexander Beatrice Wells. Notices advertise hides buying by Comanche Produce Co and shoe ing by Menges. First class maps of Sipe Springs Oil field for sale by Comanche County Abstract Co 19 20.

Lawrence Boynton Zadie Hughes Arthur ©. Harris Lena Gafford Horace G. Cox Lessie M. Boen John N. Greer Mercer Gap John W. Huddleston Comanche Joe Alexander Beatrice Wells Proctor Sipe Springs

Notice in Probate Comanche County Texas Guardianship Changes

Notice in Probate for Comanche County Texas announces guardianship resignation for the Pettyjohn minors and a hearing date of January 1, 1926. The document cites J B Garrett as County Clerk and references the estate of Lucile Pettyjohn Rena Pettyjohn Olen Pettyjohn and Mary D Pettyjohn.

State OF Texas Comanche County Comanche Lucile Pettyjohin Rena Pettyjohn Olen Pettyjohn Mary D. Pettyjohn J. Richey J. B. Garrett Texas Pettyjohn J. Bk, Garrett

Bargains Near Gustine Housing and Acreage Offer

Property listings describe a five room house with modern amenities two miles south of Gustine and 272 acres of land six miles northeast of town. The parcels include 65 acres cultivated, 50 tillable, pasture, and multiple outbuildings with wells windmills and fences. Prices listed include 2250 dollars with 1000 dollar cash terms 27.50 per acre and 60 dollars per acre with various terms.

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Sheriff Sale Notice Comanche County 1929

The state issues an order of sale in Comanche County to sell Lot No 4 in Block A of Fairland addition Comanche City for cash on First Tuesday in February 1929 at the courthouse door. The sale satisfies a judgment of 32 plus costs in favor of the City of Comanche against Mor M. J. Largent.

State OF Texas Co Tres District Court Comanche County Comanche MD. Largent Court House Neeerty Fairland Mor M. J. Largent City of

Sale of Lot No 3 in Comanche in foreclosure case

By order of sale issued by Comanche County Clerk the sheriff will sell Lot No 3 in Block No TIS of the original John Duncan addition in the City of Comanche Texas on the first Tuesday in February 1920. The sale is to satisfy a judgment of 449 dollars plus costs in favor of the City of Comanche against unknown owners.

State OF Texas County of Comanche District Court Comanche County Dera Court House Texas John Duncan City of

Sheriff Sale In Comanche County Texas

The Sheriff announces a cash sale on the first Tuesday in February 1920 at the Comanche County Courthouse. It will convey Outlet No 684 in Block 4 John Duncan Addition to the City of Comanche pledged to satisfy a judgment of 84.14 against unknown owners.

Bright Spot 5 10 25 Cent Store Moves Location

The Bright Spot 5 10 25 Cent Store announces a move to a new location despite severe winter weather. They plan to reopen for business Saturday at 9:00 am to serve customers, praising the expanded space and improved customer flow.

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ENT Roberson Sisters & Company BETTIS @ GIBBS Leona Gibbs Sizer Jones SKUNK Wwe iV Wee AV Klen’ Hardware Company Williamson R. W. Scurry Comanche Produce Company D.C. Bailey Menges Ance H. L. Stewart & Co Sheripp Sher Ifs Sale Jack McColl AM Tenas Omanche Coamanche Srd Jacis, McCoollum Fulton & Fulton Attorneys Denton Rowland Rowland's
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