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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1914

Page

4

Quiet county notices of marriages and visits feature Echols kin

County correspondence reports quiet nuptials as Roy Jay and Hettie May Jernigan wed at the bride’s home. Clarence Morton and Effie Robbins also married in a similar private ceremony. Other entries note visits by Echols, Rasco, Pruitt and families to relatives in nearby towns and counties.

Herman Echols Cisco Roy Jay Hettie May Jernigan Nora Wilson Clarence Morton Effie Robbins L. T. Nichols Duster L. T. Rasco Sipe Springs W. P. Pruitt Ellis County

Weather, crops, and local notices from Copperas Prairie Gap

Hot dry weather persists with rain needed. Cotton grows well with no weevil reports. Gap primary on governor race quiet. News notes relatives in Mitchell county. Preston hosts a large ice cream and cake gathering. Steel building a bungalow style residence. George family visit Brysonville. Jones couple west of Gap visiting relatives. Graham begins sorghum mill. Cornbread sorghum syrup butter milk and watermelon sustain locals.

Gap St. Wagnon Mitchell E County C. S. Preston Nettie Steel R. Q. George Brysonville JJ. P. Jones C. J. Graham

Local Happenings From Duster Parish Week

A light Friday shower blessed crops. Luther Brown and Miss Trene Teeters wed in Comanche on Wednesday. Peanut Carnival draw at DeLeon drew many locals, with J. M. Watkins and wife at Almeta meetings. Socials at Bob Warren’s and gatherings by George Scott and Clifford Tacaway. Sunday singing drew a large crowd in Duster and Rhodes.

Joe Haynes Luther Brown Miss Trene Teeters Comanche DeLeon J. M. Watkins Almeta Bob Warren George Scott Clifford Tacaway Okra Rhodes

Local Visitors Mentioned In Short Past Week Calls

D. R. Vaught and wife visited D. W. Hadaway and family the past week, F. W. Kennedy and wife visited R. H. Williams and family Sunday.

D. R. Vaught D. W. Hadaway Family F. W. Kennedy R. H. Williams

Community weekly notes from Oak Valley area

Local residents report threshing finished and social activities across Suez Comanche Gustine and nearby towns. Attendees include Mattie Duncan Olene Robertson Thelma Cade and many named families at picnics meetings and gatherings with multiple visits and visits by relatives from Duncan Sidney and Comanche.

Charlie Bowling D. J. Bowling Suez J. T. Howell Sweetwater Comanche J. E. Robertson E. H. Lowe Willie Holland Sidney Friends Mattie Duncan Olene Ethel Robertson Thelma Cade Stwhens Martin’s Branch Lottie Eastwood Durant Okla Jim Clark Arthur Thompson Gustine Fannie Hodges May Duncan W. A. Robertson Carl and Roy Johnson

Sidney News Weddings and Local Notices

Sidney reports the quietly‑married ceremony of Mr Bige Cox and Miss Bertie Lee Byrd at the bride’s home Sunday afternoon at five. The Christian meeting opens Friday night and runs through the second Sunday in August with all invited. Ellis Donaho preached at the Methodist church Sunday.

Bige Cox Bertie Lee Byrd David Boyd Ellis Donaho Messrs J. S. Walker McCarty Toonie Nina McCarty Energy E. V. Gill Hasse Bill Payne Arthur Payne Little Son John Bartlett Comanche Jim Lacy

Ferguson's Friends Hold Jollification in Temple

Temple Texas July 27 Five thousand people from Temple and nearby towns gathered for a jollification in honor of James E Ferguson's Texas gubernatorial victory. The public square fronting a bank hosted lights fireworks and car horns as Ferguson spoke last after speeches by local leaders. A statewide ratification meeting is planned within the next week or ten days inviting the entire state.

Temple Texas James E. Ferguson Bank Mr. Ferguson R. J. Eckhardt Taylor John M. Mathis Brenham Major Lisle Cameron J. H. Evetts Jno Witrin

Court in Session Dismisses Langston and Finds Hayworth Not Guilty

County court sat this week with Judge J. H. McMillan presiding. Jim Langston's aggravated assault case was dismissed while A. B. Hayworth was found not guilty on barratry.

J. H. McMillan Jim Langston A. B. Hayworth

Our Honor Roll for Great Religious Weekly Subscriptions

We list money paid to the Great Religious Weekly by names including Mrs. Florence Gilleland, R. C. Morris, D. W. Smith, W. H. Fritz, Roger Nabers, State University, W. M. Holland, Tom McKelvy, J. P. Gates, W. W. Wilson, R. C. Horner, Chas. Holcomb, W. C. Parker, J. M. Landers, C. F. Horner, Mrs. S. J. Thomas, P. W. McDonald, D. S. Killian, L. S. Rolling, J. D. Phillips, T. B. Burnett, G. Th. Loudermilk, C. P. Scroggin, FE. Dunn, T. F. Smalling, A. I. Colclosure.

Florence Gilleland R. C. Morris D. W. Smith W. H. ¢. Fritz Roger Nabers State University W. M. Holland Tom McKelvy J. P. Gates W. W. Wilson R. C. Horner Chas. Holcomb W. C. Parker J. M. Landers C. F. Horne

Rutherford loses bid as Cameron returns home

Dr T M Rutherford defeated by a small plurality for representative, left Monday morning after hearing from Sallie Robinson the last box to be heard from for Cameron, to join his wife visiting there ill. Twenty two years ago the Rutherfords were married at the county courthouse in Comanche. He visits Jim Chadwick Cameron nephew, elected county superintendent in Saturday primaries.

T. M. Rutherford Sallie Robinson Cameron Rutherford Comanche Jim Chadwick

Executive Committee to Meet After Close Election

The County Democratic Executive Committee will meet Saturday to review unofficial election returns. Officials say the official count may change results in one or two tight races.

Democratic Executive Committee

Hot Springs Liver Buttons Sold in Comanche

The ad promotes HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS as a remedy for liver stomach and bowel troubles especially constipation. Claims removal of calomel and purgatives with one use, notes benefits for headaches sallow skin dull eyes and blotches. Sold by The Wm. Reese Co in Comanche for 25 cents.

Hot Springs Comanche Wm. Reese Co

Open Letter to Local Merchants and Tradesmen

A local newspaper note asks merchants if their clerks are busy and answers yes by urging advertising in the paper.

Good Square Piano Bargain Must Sell Quickly

Bargain sale offer for a good square piano in the community. Cash price or reasonable terms offered. Suitable for beginners. Write now to Will A Watkins Company Dallas Texas leading piano house.

Will A. Watkins Dallas Texas

Delivery business sale notice

I have bought the delivery business of Chuck Pitts and request patronage. He is no longer in the business. When you need anything hauled or delivered call Bob Carver at No. 279.

Chuck Pitts Bob Carver

Farmers Notice Weighing Oats by Quality Scales

Farmers are urged to weigh oats using reliable scales by The Commercial Company. A representative emphasizes readiness to assist and notes a fee of 10e for service.

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens in Heat

The tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to enrich the blood and fortify the system to withstand the depression of hot summer weather. Priced at 50 cents.

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as constitutional remedy

An 19th century advertorial piece claims Catarrh is constitutional, promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, and offers 100 dollar reward for cure failure. It notes internal dosing and blood and mucous surface action, with testimonials and a call to buy and send for circulars. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cherey & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney & CO Druevists Tie

Precinct Conventions Nominate Delegates in Comanche

Precincts No 1 and No 2 in Comanche held conventions Saturday at Chamber of Commerce rooms and Odd Fellows Hall to choose Ferguson and Callaway aligned delegates for the county convention. A dispute arose over representation tied to the governor race, with Callaway supporters winning in both boxes. Delegates named include E H Mason Jno P Hoff and Oscar Callaway supporters for Precinct 2 Hilton Burks W H Thadberg Tom Bell and others for Precinct 2. Precinct 1 lists E H Mason D H Cunningham Wade Everidge Jim Cox Frank Cadenhead. The county convention is set for tomorrow in the district court room.

Comanche Chamber of Commerce Odd Fellows Hall E. H W. Mason Jno Ferguson Court House Hilton Burks W. H. Thadberg Tom Bell P. Hoff Oscar Callaway Precinet E. H. Mason D. H. Cunningham, Jr Wade Everidge Jim Cox Frank Cadenhead Callaway J. R. Eanes Comanche County W. R. Slider H. N. Goodson O. O. Brightman Ball BE. W. Harris T. J. Williams F. B. Adams J. M. Rieger Bryan Wilson

Sheriff Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas 1914

The sheriff of Comanche County Texas will sell August 4 1914 at the courthouse door in Comanche town property described as gin machinery and land in Wilson precinct to satisfy Continental Gin Company v J A Dry et al judgment of 3123.30 plus costs. Property includes four seventy saw gin outfit and real estate in a subdivison used for a schoolhouse and owned by J A Dry G W Williams Sr Jr O G Williams W T Cox and L A Huey.

State of Texas Comanche District Court Dallas County Continental Gin Company J. A. Dry G. W. Williams, Sr G. W. Williams, Jr O. G. Williams W. T. Cox L. A. Huey Wilson Comanche County Texas Wr. Bradberry John Highbarger S. W Highbarger N. E N. W J. R. Anderson School House S. E G. W. Williams O .G. Williams Jack Cunningham J. E. Miller

Delegates to State and National Conventions Named

Delegates were elected to attend the state convention in El Paso on August 10 and to the upcoming Congressional and Judicial conventions.

el Paso

Best cash offer for 10 shares Martin Co stock Dal las Texas

Private seller seeks top cash bid for 10 shares of Martin Co stock quoted in Comanche Texas area. Willing to negotiate trade terms and finalise sale promptly. Respond with firm offer and contact details for processing.

Martin CO Comanche Texas P. O. Box Dallas

No Stomach Troubles From Diet and Habits Remedies

Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets to cure stomach troubles caused by sedentary living poor chewing constipation torpid liver worry and anxiety over eating and unsuitable foods. Claims quick recovery and notes availability from all dealers.

Chamberlain

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By Mack Straley Copperas Prairie and Gap Duster News Oak Valley News Sidney News Constable Precinet A. B. Tally J.P. Precinet J. T. Washington J. N. Vandiver J. P. Precinet A. C. Nowlin M. T. Stovall L. C. Bills R. BE. Short J. P Panama Ang Roberson Sisters Comanche, Texas
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