Local social notes from Comanche and nearby towns
Dr O R Houghton dentist in Masonic building Comanche Texas Mrs B Cardwell left for Dublin Mrs G A Chilton visiting relatives W W Harvey at De Leon picnic Mr and Mrs Mark Skinner back from Galveston Mrs Otto Budde visiting relatives Miss May Hall guest in John Dean home Dublin Progress reads Unc Jimmie Hicks grape gift Mr and Mrs W G Baxter Brownwood visiting relatives and on business Mrs D S Blue returns from Arlington after father Mayor G A Cunningham death Frank Palmer and wife return from Colorado fishing Audie Smith returns to Menard after mother surgery Mrs Smith resting well Friday Brownwood Bulletin reports Mr and Mrs Jim Loftis go to Gatesville Alice Loftis joins them for visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Childers
Santa Anna
Audie Smith
Menard
Jim Loftis
Gatesville
Alice Loftis
Local Notes on Visits and Frisco Station Finish
Mrs J C Hoover of San Angelo returned home Saturday after visiting Mr and Mrs G S Walker with her sister Miss Gussie Walker Miss Hilda Hoberger a Sears Roebuck stenographer in Dallas is home for a two week vacation The Frisco railway passenger station at Granbury has been completed and occupied The building is praised as among the best on the Frisco line
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Hoover
San Angelo
G. S. Walker
Gussie Walker
Hilda Hoberger
Sears & Roebuck
Dallas
Frisco
Granbury
Eight Pound Son Born to Mr and Mrs Wade Everidge
Mrs Everidge gives birth to an eight pound son last Thursday. Wade Everidge joyful. Grandfather I G Wyatt in ecstasy. T J Stevens of Texas Trade Review and Industrial Record visited Comanche the prior weekend for the publication. W F Jackson of Plano visiting Conductor Walker of the Cotton Belt and family recovering from typhoid. Dr J W Carson injured eye in an accident with a rope tied to his horse. eye specialist Dr Anderson of Brownwood says the injury is not permanent and recovery is expected in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wade Everidge
Mother
Babe
Papa Wade
I. G. Wyatt
Ecstacy
T. J. Stevens
Texas Trade Review and Industrial Record
Comanche
W.F. Jackson
Plano
J. W. Carson
Brownwood
Carson
Anderson
Granger Couple Relocates to Comanche for New Post
E. E. Mathews and wife of Williamson county move to Comanche. Mathews will join Higginbotham Brothers & Company. Welcome to our city is extended. D. Chas. Clarke spent Monday in Stephenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Mathews
Granger
Williamson County
Comanche
D. Chas. Clarke
Stephenville
Local Notes: Visits and Travel Highlights
Chas. Green, long in the carpentry trade in Moran, arrived this week for a short visit and to cast his vote on Saturday. Mrs. W. R. Harris and her son Carl departed Tuesday for a month long visit with relatives and friends in Dallas and Ennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Green
Moran
Mrs. Clay Senter Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Clay Senter returned to her Dublin home Monday after spending several days with her sister Mrs. G W Jessup.
Fort Worth Frisco agent visits city and local residents depart
Elmer Mitchell of Fort Worth district passenger agent for the Frisco was in our city on business. Miss Emma Clarke left Tuesday for Toyah to join her mother and make their home. Leslie Renicks left Tuesday for Okmulgee after two weeks with his mother. Geo Wetzel and Lee Lester attended the DeLeon picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Mitchell
Fort Worth
Our City
Emma Clarke
Toyah
Leslie Renicks
Okmulgee
Geo. Wetzel and
Lee Lester
Dublin guests visit Reese family and Dallas guests stay
Mrs Hubert Reese and two children are visiting from Dublin at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Reese. Miss Nesmith and Miss Juanita Jones of Dallas are guests of Mrs Perry Nesmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Reese
Dublin
Wm. Reese
Miss Nesmith
Juanita Jones
Dallas
Perry Nesmith
Teeth decay warning from doctors cited in brief
Mrs. Bertha Gaines Allison of Houston returned home Tuesday after a few days with her friend Miss Estelle Reese. The adage from Drs Hall & Hall notes health tied to dental condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Gaines Allison
Houston
Estelle Reese
Herbal remedy claims to cure liver sluggishness
Advertisement extols Herbine as a cure for ailments from an inactive liver. It allegedly strengthens the liver, cleanses the bowels, and restores health. Price 50 cents. Sold by Paris Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Smith
Outing Group Returns From Menard Fishing Trip
A party led by Elmo Montgomery and Harry Robertson with El bert Mason and Misses Stella Hicks and Lillian Hill, chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Jack Ardis Mr and Mrs Walter Barnes and Mrs 8 J Hicks, spent nearly two weeks in Me nard for recreation and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Montgomery
Harry Robertson
Elbert Mason
Stella Hicks
Lillian Hill
Jack Ardis
Walter Barnes
J. Hicks
Menard
Causes No Stomach Troubles Sedentary Habits
An old advertisement urges correcting habits and taking Chamberlain's Tablets to cure stomach issues. It attributes causes to sedentary living, poor digestion, constipation, torpid liver, worry, and improper eating. The cure is Chamberlain's Tablets, available from all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mrs. T M Rutherford Visits Sister in Rockdale
Mrs T M Rutherford is in Rockdale visiting her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. T. M. Rutherford
Rockdale
Dentists Urged for Children as for Adults
The statement by Drs Hall and Hall notes children aged four to twelve require dental services as much as adults, stressing early care and access to competent dentists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs
Hall & Hall
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
A health ad touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as essential for strained back muscles after hard work. It claims powerful penetrating action and offers bottles at 25¢, 50¢, and $1.00, sold by Paris Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Paris Smith
For Sale Remington Typewriter and Singer Machine
For sale two items: a nearly new Remington typewriter in good working order and a Singer sewing machine, both priced at 10 dollars. Contact John Hoberger in the city. Read them today for effective want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington
Singer
John Hoberger
City
Ask Your Neighbor ad promotes clean living and soda
An advertisement voice laments social limits on drinking and gambling, arguing townspeople now demand political virtue from men. It urges joining Hamilton Drug Co.'s Big Club to drink soda instead and avoid public ridicule, claiming such life improves community harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Drug Co
Local Texas conference attendees seek stock sale offer
Dr and Mrs Lewis and BE Wiesenhanger attended a three day Magnetic Healers of Texas conference in Belton last week. Also seeking best cash offer for 10 shares of Martin Co stock Comanche Texas. Trade offers considered. Address P O Box 242 Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
BE. A. Wiesenhanger
Magnetic Healers of Texas
Belton
Martin CO
Comanche
Texas
P. O. Box
Dallas
Cullen Thomas critique of Ball campaign in Brownwood
Miss Clara LintonWrite s provincial critique of Cullen F Thomas at Brownwood Texas event. She argues Ball’s reform claims hide deceit and contrasts Ferguson’s plain farmer credentials with Ball’s reform rhetoric. She questions Thomas as a prohibitionist reader and asserts prohibitionist readers deserve honesty from candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Texas
Christian Tabernacle
Thomas H. Ball
Cullen F. Thomas
Dallas
Ball
Will H. Mayes
Wm. Poindexter
Prohibition
Cullen Thomas
Col. Ball
Thomas
Ferguson
Jim Ferguson
Thos. H. Ball
For Sale and Lost Item Classifieds in Brown County
A set of notices includes sales of livestock from Comanche Texas with a Jer sey heifer and a male calf listed by E R Armstrong, and a Brown County clothing loss description from M B Fortner. Also four small sandy land farms for sale with D H Cunningham contact at Chief Exponent office or Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lambert’s
E. R. Armstrong
Comanche
Texas
Salt Creek
M. B. Fortner
Hutson
Brown County
D. H. Cunningham
Chief Exponent
Any Cunningham
Masonic Temple
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Harry Brin
New York
America
Palm Beach
South Side Square
Comanche, Texas
O. R. Houghton
Masonic
B. Cardwell
G. A. Chilton
W. W. Harvey
de Leon
Mrs
Mark Skinner
Galveston
Otto Budde
Bryan
May Hall
John Dean
Jimmie
Hicks
W. G. Baxter
D. S. Blue
Arlington
G. A. Cunningham
Frank Palmer
Colorado
Drs. Hall & Hall
Clara Linton
Johnson Grass
Mercer Creek
Oscar Roberts
Tom Bell
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