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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
7
Local note announces Dr. O R Houghton dentist operating in the Masonic building Comanche Texas with advertisement.
Mrs. Larry Kittles leaves for Ft Worth on a visit. J B Alborn visits Brownwood. Rose Wilson visits Steplenville. Jack Reeves Dick Armstrong and Aubrey Findley attend the Gustine picnic. Mildred Valliant visits Stam ford. Odom's Store offers sheet music at 5 and 10c. Mr and Mrs Jep Little of San Angelo stay with relatives.
Miss Emma O Neal left Tuesday for a visit with relatives at Wichita Falls. Mrs George Emert departed Tuesday for a fifteen day visit with her father in Knoxville Tennessee. Mr and Mrs Will Roberson came from Gustine to attend the Palmer Cummings wedding. Mrs J E Deeley and her son Tom F were in Sipe Springs for a picnic. Mrs Charlie Blakemore and her children left Thursday for San Antonio after a pleasant visit with W R Harris and family.
Miss Ruth Hallmark arrives from Dublin as guest of Mrs. Bob Burrough. Notices cover hail insurance with J. R. Eanes & Co. and local visits from Brownwood to Dallas Fort Worth and nearby towns including Nashville Belmont College trips and picnic attendance.
Mrs J Spence and family of Lawton Oklahoma are guests of the Barnes family and other relatives.
Mrs G W Jessup and daughter Nathalie visited Mrs Senter in Dublin with family over the weekend. County Attorney Merton L Harris has been bedbound with a suspected typhoid fever. H B Earle of the Cotton Belt spent the night in town in his private car then proceeded to Waco. J R Eanes Co handled hail insurance. Mrs J N Farmer left for Mineral Wells for two weeks and will be joined in Fort Worth by sister S E Milligan. G A Cunningham and G L Garrison visited Brownwood. Wrights returned from a visit with son R T Wright in Winehell. Elvin Lowe, formerly with local printers, will take charge of the German Progress July 1. Let Wines next door to Harris Meat Market offers umbrella repairs.
Mrs. W. T. Lee and son Homer plan an extended trip to New Mexico Arizona and possibly California. The shop advertises a full line of 5 10 and 25 cent racket goods and now telephones. Call and see us for telephone needs.
H. H. Stevenson relocated from Gustine and now occupies the O. H. Donaho home. He will join the Commercial Co. as a traveling salesman starting on July 19.
Mr. W. W. Harvey and Miss Ada returned from an extended visit with friends and relatives at Rockdale Caldwell and Katy Texas. The Episcopal Sunday School enjoyed an old fashioned picnic at the Country Club park last Friday. A good time was reported by all who attended.
Mrs Ed Guyger of Lampasas visits parents Mr and Mrs BEU Wiesen. The notice lists prices for sheet music at 5c per copy Thursday Friday and Saturday at Odom s 5 10 and 25c Store.
Mrs. Y. L. Jones of Spur, recently injured in a wreck on the Wichita Valley, is visiting her sister Mrs. C. P. St. Clair and family. The notice also promotes Liv-Ver-Lax from Wake up your liver.
Mrs M C McNeill announces a new hotel business in the former Arthur House just north of the square offering clean rooms good meals and home cooking at fair prices. Phone 207.
Farmers notice offers to weigh oats using scales touted as valuable as money. It promises ready service and a fee of 10 cents per unit. The Commercial appears as the source.
Druggists at the Wm. Reese Company tout Liv-Ver-Lax as effective with no nausea, promising relief and satisfaction to customers seeking a gentle laxative option.
R L Campbell guardian for Fred P Montgomery and Judge C Montgomery has filed for leave to resign guardianship in Comanche County Texas. The probate notice states the application and accounting will be heard at the next county court term starting July 1 1914 at the Comanche courthouse.
Lost little green bow in silver class on Comanche streets. Return to Miss Lottie Holman. Stolen mule, 14 hands, mouse color with black stripe. Reward for delivery to F. W. Parker Comanche Route 4. WANTED man to sell patent wind mill water drawing right. See H. P. Kay Proctor Texas. FOR SALE OR TRADE cheap five room house east front 75 by 100 feet corner lot. Apply Burley McCollum phone 153 or 287. FOR RENT four room house newly papered painted screened. Apply Harry Brin tf-19. Farm and Ranch and Holland's until Dec. 1 and the Chief Exponent one year for $1 if paid in advance. Miss Dana Hurley visiting Dallas from Lamkin area.
Mrs Emma Blakemore advertises a new well pump for sale at a bargain. She invites interested buyers to meet at her home in town for purchase.
Three room house with good water, 3 1 2 acres land in Hasse. Will trade for a good horse. Contact W. D. Starkie, Hasse, Texas. For sale four small sandy land farms. see D. H. Cunningham at Chief Exponent office, G. A. Cunningham, Masonic Temple.
Ferriline is advertised as a tasteless Quinine syrup that does not disturb the stomach. It is suitable for children and adults unable to take ordinary Quinine, not causing nausea nervousness or ringing in the head. Ask for 2 ounce original package. bottle priced at 25 cents.
The assembler makes none of the parts in his car while the semi manufacturer contributes some components. Studebaker supplies all parts for the Studebaker SIX except a few patented specialties and some equipment. They select and test steels, heat treat, pour castings, cut gears, produce 247 parts, and assemble bodies.
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