A. D. Martin in Fort Worth On Business
A. D. Martin is in Fort Worth on business activities.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
8
A. D. Martin is in Fort Worth on business activities.
Professor Wilkins and his wife spent Saturday visiting Proctor, joining residents for a locally noted weekend outing.
Abraham Carter spent Tuesday here from Gustine. John T. Jay attends a picnic in Sipe Springs. Jim Helmsley was in Ft. Worth on business. George Sullivan visited Fort Worth. Mrs. R. L. Hamilton left for Stephenville. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Goodson left for Stamford. A. M. Fagan holds a protracted meeting near Stephen ville. Mrs. A. H. Howell of Gorman visits sister Mrs. A. C. Cathey.
Mrs George Sullivan and two sons are in Dublin visiting relatives. Their trip highlights family time and travels in Ireland.
Oscar Callaway came back Tuesday from a business trip in Brownwood. He spoke about recent meetings with local firms and plans for upcoming projects in the region.
Ernest Queen visits Goldthwaite relatives on vacation. Mrs. Mattie Barrett of Kentucky visits her niece Mrs. Marion Wilkerson. Paris Smith and Dr. Clemons stay several days in Brownwood. Miss Gladys Odom of Haskell visits uncle W. C. Odom. Mrs. A. F. Montgomery visits Cleburne relatives. Cecil Gray comes from Proctor on business. Estelle Grundy of Brownwood visits Mrs. B. Queen. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Jones return home after days with Brownwood relatives.
Miss Alma Neely is home from months in Oklahoma, Colorado, and California. Ernest Straley visited Hico on business and to see his brother Wilson. Mrs Iva Huddleston arrived from Fort Worth with relatives and left for O'Brien to visit kin.
Miss Selma and Vera Kittle are spending the week in Mullin visiting friends and relatives each day during their trip.
Bruce Lowe and Dr Farris arrived from Brownwood last Thursday night to attend the community dance, joining attendees and adding to the evening’s social scene.
Mrs G W Jessup and two children left Wednesday to visit relatives in Fort Worth and Alvarado, reaching out to kin across the Lone Star State.
Miss Ethel Stokley returned Tuesday to her Proctor home after a visit with the Misses Grangers.
Miss Ruth Latham arrived back in Dublin Monday after visiting her friend Miss Alma Reese.
Mrs. Tom Cunningham and her little daughter returned Thursday to Stephenville after visiting relatives.
Mrs Gaines B Hall and her children travel from Gainesville to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs W W Kilpatrick.
Chas. Anderson arrived from Kurt Worth last week to see his wife and baby, fulfilling the wish of relatives.
Mr and Mrs Ed Wilkerson and their children travel from Dallas to spend time with Mrs Slack and her family visiting her parents R A Slack and the household.
Mrs Henson of Stephenville spent the day with her mother Mrs Hickey for the latter's birthday.
Frank Evridge and his wife departed Thursday for their home in Millsview after spending several days with Mrs. John Bryson and her children.
Mrs. T. M. Rutherford and her daughter Miss Florence Wilson spent last week with the D. W. Dutton family in the Sidney neighborhood.
Miss Exie Blakemore visits her sisters in Mullin and Goldthwaite Mrs J J Lane and Mrs J McAlester then goes to the San Saba fair and will return home about the last of August.
Miss Ruth Kilpatrick and Master Harold Kilpatrick of Comanche stay with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Q V Crump and family in Brady. The note appears in the Brady Standard.
Frank Palmer of Comanche attended a regional picnic last week. Prof W Deres and his daughter Miss Gertrude also spent Thursday visiting in the city.
The sixth annual Farmers Short Course will be held at College Station July 26 to 31. Brazoe county farmers can attend daily. electric interurban service enables convenient travel from Bryan. The program covers crops soils irrigation livestock dairying fruits vegetables machinery poultry and agricultural education with new features planned for this year.
Tom F. Reese travels from Dallas with his grandmother to Kansas City to visit relatives. The trip includes a journey from Hu go to meet family and spend time in Missouri’s largest city.
Mert Sullivan and sister Miss Johnnie Mae visited Sipe Springs on Sunday. Mert returned Monday while Miss Johnnie Mae remained through the picnic.
Mrs Hogan travels with her daughter Miss Lucile and Misses Alma and Blanche Grainger Elsie and Isola Cathey for a week in Mineral Wells leaving Monday night.
Johnnie Bevil, once a Coman che boy, is now traveling for Burroughs adding machine with headquarters in Fort Worth. This note places him on a tour as a sales representative.
The families of Larry Kittle Bud Montgomery Jack Stephens and Jim Lane and Misses Grady Lane Ruth Long and Alma Roberson are spending the week on the Colorado River for fishing.
The announcement urges residents to attend a pure food demonstration and baby show planned for early October in town. The event highlights domestic science exhibits and child welfare displays to engage families.
J. R. Eanes & Co. advertises farm loans and fire insurance services. They urge customers not to place their business without first seeing them, promising to do all that can be promised.
Comanche residents and relatives visited the area for a picnic last week. Mrs F Petty of Alexander visited relatives here before returning to Comanche. J C Allen and Eanes Nelson were in town for family visits. Allen Bennett and Mrs Kee with her young daughter returned from Comanche. Price Blakenship conducted business in Comanche Monday.
An advertisement urges relief from hay fever and asthma using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound from The Wm. Reese Co. It warns the remedy contains morphine and promises past relief to thousands.
A vintage notice promotes MHeGEE'S BABY ELIXIR for all homes with infants. It claims to ease sour stomach wind colic diarrhoea and summer complaint without opium morphine or harmful drugs. Bottles priced 25e and 50e for sale by S. P. Smith.
Let J. R. Eanes and Co insure grain as Frank Turner visits friends in Comanche on Sunday. C. L. Wilkins made a business trip to Comanche on Wednesday. Blanket Signal.
An old advertisement promotes Nyal's Figsen candy tablets as a mild laxative. It urges readers to visit the Nyal Quality Drug Store in Paris Smith to buy a ten cent box, framing the product as a gentle aid to nature rather than a harsh stimulant.
For sale or trade eight good farms located north east and south of Comanche. Prices are cheap and long time payments at 8 percent interest offered. See Neely Harris Cunningham Co for details.
Paris Smith endorses Nyal's Figsen as a gentle laxative candy lozenge suited to a laxative user’s constitution. Boxes priced at 10e 25e and 50e.
An advertisement claims GFOVE'S TONIC enriches the bed and strengthens the body to withstand the depressing heat of summer. The product is priced at 50c.
A beauty claim links good digestion to beauty and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for faulty digestion. The advertisement asserts the product is obtainable everywhere and targets general well being.
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