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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1916

Page

8

Local residents visit relatives and travel notes fill Comanche week

A long list of Comanche area residents and guests are noted visiting family and friends in towns including Brownwood Fort Worth Dallas Temple Brady Gatesville and Hamilton. Names mentioned include Mrs. Victor Bond Mr and Mrs Cal Williams Mrs Lester Collins Miss Estelle Grundy Miss Camille Switzer and many others with trips to Fort Worth Brownwood and Dallas and local events and weddings.

Lester Collins Willie Maude Mickle Ft. Worth D. H. Cunningham Reginald Jones Brownwood JL. M. Rutland Clyde Kirk Connie Reese Dallas Floy Collins Fort Worth Geo. Albin of Baird Camille Switzer Camille Ed Norman Killeen Leon Honeycutt Gatesville Reese-Palmer Hugh Clark Grace Fitzpatrick Lillian Helmsley Ozona Paine Will Childers Santa Anna Tad Dick Carter M. S. Carter Comanche Sallie Paine Myrtle Paine DeLeon Arthur Collins T. S. Collins Hat Baxter Brady

Comanche Social Roundup Ties Towns and Travels

A long list of visits and trips as residents and guests travel among Comanche and nearby towns. Notables include Mr. Wilkerson in Fort Worth, Miss Lottie Holman in Waco, Mr. and Mrs. D. Chas Clarke at College Station, A. B. Haworth on Dublin business, and many others visiting Cisco, Stephenville, Brownwood, May, Gustine, and Dallas. The piece notes familial ties, a Reese-Palmer wedding, and local civic moves, with Capt. J. T. Cobb’s long-standing ties to Brazoria County and East Texas trips for preparatory engagements.

D. Chas, Clarke College Station A. B. Haworth Dublin Lucy Thomas Cisco J. W. Carr Stephenville Yeargan Switzer Baird Comanche Yeargan Cape Switzer Davis Stribbling Waco Reese-Palmer J. R. Bryson Fort Worth J.C. Lane Fluvanne Charley Denny T. P. Kelley W. G. Baxter Brownwood M. P. Cain DeLeon B. M. Utterback B. M. Utterback Jr Dixon Smith Inez Scott Reese- Palmer Will Roberson Eva Edwin Palmer Gustine Jack Moore Houston Rice Institute Isla Ward Sidney H. H. Huddleston San Saba Guy Norton Colorado Jack Alexander Millers View W. E. Lowe Tip Ross Sam Weaver Will Williams B. F. Barnes Theney J. T. Cobb Angleton Texas Capt. Cobb Brazoria Co W. G. Dingus Ibre Gage Altus Okla H. Burks Dallas Democratic Executive Committee Leah Allen Daniel Baker College Pearl Oresco Amos Miss Allen

Burks Mercantile Sells Palm Beach and Kool Cloth Suits

Burks Mercantile Co advertises cheap underwear for boys including shirts drawers and union suits at half price. Promotes Palm Beach and Kool Cloth suits with a buy one get comfort claim from Slider and Lacy.

Burks Mercantile Co Palm Beach

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Brin’s Lester Hall F. & M. Bank Mrs. Victor Bond Mrs Cal Williams Gene St. Clair Bryan Myles Malone L. D. Ardis L. E. Grainger C. F. Jacobs Temple Jack Cunningham A. R. Jarrett Granbury Roy Pope Lyric Theatre E. Greer Dalas Elvin Lowe Blanket Signal Marion Wilkerson Bettis Lottie Holman Slider & Lacy the Sanitry Grocery Collins Meat Market Stepenville Reed Frisco Depot Joel Nabers Jim Payne Comanche Ranch Hasse, Texas Good Kingman Hay Press Ollie Allen Comanche, R Atwood Bros Sipe Springs M. Ke Garage Jo McCarty Colville Washington Agen Smith & McC Eagle Spok Slider & Lacy’s Manor House Old Colony the Sanitary Grocery T. L. Hutchison, JR
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