Local Dentist Ad in Comanche Masonic Building
Dr. O. R. or Dentist advertises in the Masonic building Comanche Texas offering dental services in a compact local notice.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
8
Dr. O. R. or Dentist advertises in the Masonic building Comanche Texas offering dental services in a compact local notice.
Emmett Smith of Itaska visited his brother S. P. Smith in the city this Tuesday. Hail insurance offered by J. R. Eanes & Co. is advertised for growing crops. W. H. Thadberg traveled to Dallas and Fort Worth Saturday and attended the Ferguson rally.
Miss Marie Kean of Ladonia guests her sister Mrs Tom Bell. Mr and Mrs Will Randall visit relatives in Hico and return Monday morning. Jno T Jay was a Brownwood business visitor. Miss Laura Simmons of Atlanta Ga visits F E Adams and family.
July 19 is the date. The Commercial Company Mrs McDade and son Mills of Dublin guests of relatives near Newburg this week. Will Baxter from Brownwood on business. Misses Carter DeLeon Mildred Ruth Kirk Baldwin guests of Misses Payne. Mr and Mrs D C Ashmore and children of Morgan visiting Ashmore family.
Miss Camille Sherrill is elected to a Fort Worth school position. T. J. Cunningham, Stephenville court reporter, visited his hometown for a few days starting Sunday.
The Commercial Company has shipped three cars of new oats, marking the first sale of the season.
Misses Ruth and Mildred Kirk of Pontotoc Mississippi and Miss Alice Carter of Hasse visit the city to see friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Geo Montgomery entertained a young son since last Friday. George declares he is a Jim Ferguson Democrat. Mrs Ibre Gage returns from Gatesville visit. A F and D S Blue were business visitors in Brownwood this week.
Dallas visitor Mrs Maggie Lee visits her aunt Mrs Dr Jack in Newbury while Mrs Bessie Dunn and her son Frank return from Ft Worth. Ed Hayworth of Brownwood joins his brother A P Haworth in the city. J R Taylor, children, and Nell Shropshire from Brownwood visit C W Carnes family. Ethel Speed of Gustine, a Comanche county teacher, is elected to a De Leon school post.
Sidney resident T. E. Bob Wilson attended the Dallas rally and reported strong statewide turnout with attendees arriving 500 to 600 miles away.
Rufus Price and his family who spent a year in East Texas have moved back to Comanche to settle permanently. Merlyn Jenkins arrived Wednesday from Chicago where he had been studying at an electrical school.
D C Dingus conducted business visits in Coleman and Runnels counties during the early part of the week, meeting local officials and inspecting sites of possible commerce.
Mrs A L Lumpkin and relatives of Amarillo visit their brothers families. W E Lowe C R Ayers and J B Wilson of DeLeon transact business with the Commissioners Court. Tom Cunningham welcomes a baby girl born Sunday. K M Barnes resigns from Looney Mercantile to cattle business in Comanche. Brownwood residents relocate with best wishes.
Grady Bowden of Brownwood becomes an attache and will manage the fountain for Hamilton Drug Co. He is described as a young man of sterling character and a good mixer of soft drinks. L P Kean of Waco visited the city this week as a guest of his sister Mrs Tom Bell. Kean is vice president of the Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Waco, which is winding up the piano business of J H Wilder, whose notes and accounts the bank has purchased to protect itself.
J. H. Bryson sold three hundred head of steers to buyers in Angelo at 55 per round. He had offered the same cattle last spring at 45 and earned 3,000 by holding them. Delivery occurred Saturday. Rev. Gray of Brownwood has conducted a Presbyterian church meeting this week, noted as forceful and interesting and lasting through the week.
Brownwood Horse and Mule Co. of Brownwood Texas plans a big July sale of horses and mules on the 2nd and 3rd with a major race meet on the 4th offering purses of 300 dollars for free for all pace and 200 dollars for free for all trot. Also notes Dr P H Chilton and family leaving for Dallas to practice surgery and resigning local positions.
The First State Bank cashier E. E. Anthony relocates to the Joel Nabers place builds a silo buys thirty five Jersey cows and plans a farm life. The editorial endorses the back to the farm movement saying farm living with livestock makes life worthwhile and praises his decision.
The Central West Texas Log Rolling Association and W O W carnival set a mid-summer meeting in Comanche on July 15 16 17. Ten counties Erath Hamilton Eastland Mills Comanche Brown McCullough Concho Coleman Runnels join with over 15000 Woodmen. prominent members will address the event. S. C. Findley of Comanche serves as president and J M Lusk of Ballinger as secretary.
The meeting lists names for county and district offices across Tarrant Comanche Coryell and other counties. Key figures include J. H. McMillan Mary L. Smith W. D. Carroll Jack Cunningham J. F. Palmer Merton L. Harris Morgan E. Hall L. H. Creamer R. B. Waldrop and George Hyde Hulsey along with precinct officers H. R. Lacy W. T. Dobbs R. W. Neal W. J. Patton L. M. Truitt John W. Wyatt E. C. Thomas Edd Lightfoot A. C. Cathey Eb Graves A G Nowlin H Atchinson S I Hancock S F Terry.
The eighth annual Gustine picnic will be held Friday and Saturday the 25th and 26th. Speakers include Tom Ball Jim Ferguson and four Congress candidates Milam Swayne Hunter and Callaway. A shaded park with water and illuminated grounds promises a good time. Baseball games pit Gustine against Comanche both days.
Sanford Moody, well known and generally liked in Comanche, becomes chief clerk of the Driscoll Hotel in Austin. He previously resid ed to accept a clerkship in a new Waco hotel, and friends urged the management to hire him. Moody is praised for his bright, genial manner and amiable disposition, with Comanche friends rejoicing at the promotion.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Miller broke his arm near the elbow last Thursday night after striking an obstruction while getting up to answer the telephone. He has endured considerable pain since and is wearing a sling for the injured limb.
Local merchant J W Scurry advertises Queen of the Pantry flour at 1.50 for a 48 pound sack with a guarantee. Also notes Famous flour at 1.00. Encourages customers to buy and not fear quality.
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