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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1916

Page

8

Beattie News Briefs Include Local Death Notice

Mary Brown remains at home as Van and Earl Clark visit Co manche on Monday. The B Y P U postpones Sunday services due to community sickness. Beattie youths attend Trinity exhibition Friday. Ella and Nellie Land return from Rochester with news of Gerald Welch death. Rev Colwell preaches at Methodist and Rev H Bingham at Unity near Beattie.

Mary Brown Van Earl Clark Comanche Beattie Trinity Ella Nellie Land Rochester Little Gerald Welch Albert Ella Welch Rev. Colwell Rev. H. Bingham Unity

Graham Chapel Social Notes and Local Visits

Prof D F Eaton of Comanche visits the community. Grace Evans and Martha Wetzel traveled to Comanche for a business trip. The chapel held a graveyard cleanup improving the grounds. Charles Purvis took a load of hogs to Fort Worth. Mrs J P Ewing, ill but improving, and Mrs W A Luker still on sick list. A singing at C F Luker’s. Mrs Jim Carter visiting sister Martha Wetzel. Mrs W R Evans visiting son Roger in Proctor. Mr Thompson hosted a party for young people. Grace Evans stayed Monday night with Mrs John Gaines.

C. F. Luker Jim Carter Comanche Martha Wetzel W. R. Evans Roger Proctor Thompson Grace Evans John Gaines Frank Ross Baby J. C. Ross Jim McCullough W. P. Payne Blanket Ruby Bartlett Mary Kemp Stag Creek John Bartlett Grace Jones Hasse Ethel J. Walker Cliff Leon McCarty Hardy Jones Jno. Steele Indian Creek A. N. Steele Jno. White Lula Turner R. A. Jackson Aaron White Dublin A. C. Wells Homer Brown May Dr. Lewis

Local Folks and Visitors Gather for Box Supper at Gap

W H Reece and granddaughters Jewel and Lonnie visited Mrs Smith's sister near Blanket. Gap school hosted a successful box supper Friday. Clarence Weathersby returned from a Wichita Falls prospecting tour. A A Hilley family from Sidney visited E A Reece. many neighbors from Gap and surrounding areas attended social visits and the Sunday events.

W. H. Reece Jewel Lonnie Reece Mrs. Smith Near Blanket Lonnie W. H Judge McMillan A. A. Hilley Sid Gap

Mrs Bettie Warren and Ernest Visit Comanche

Mrs Bettie Warren and her son Ernest went to Comanche on Monday. Mrs T N Carter is reported quite sick. Frank Aaron and wife along with Charlie Masters arrived from Rotan on Friday to bring their little niece.

Bettie Warren Ernest Comanche T. N. Carter Frank Aaron Charlie Masters Rotan

Community Roundup From Comanche County Events

Miss Byrd Carwile visited home folks in Comanche from Friday to Sunday. Several county residents attended a singing at Free Will Baptist church. Rev J E Rainey of Granbury preached at Unity church. Many locals reported visits and family matters with relatives in nearby towns.

Byrd Carwile Comanche Edd Welch Free Will Baptist Church Owen Wetzel Will Mottley Dublin Aley Griffith Rosco W. H. C. Fritts Williams Snyder Sparks Dollie Belt Sweetwater Mr. Batton Jr Creamer Otis Irby Tom Sparks Cross Roads J. E. Rainey Granbury

Cotton plans vary widely in Comanche and surrounding area

March 23 24 25 interviews with locals reveal mixed views on cotton. W H Glascow says 230 acres will yield about 30 in cotton with more grain and hogs on sandy land. Others like T M McKinsie and S W Hartman predict less than last year with shifts to oats peanuts and hog feed. Strong opinions on price and freezes shape acreage decisions.

W. H. Glascow Lamkin T. Hilliard Comanche T. E. Lancaster Zephyr C. M. Polk Blanket Route 3 R. R. Gore Mercers Gap C. W. Isham Near Gustine L. F Louis) Marshall Near Sweetwater Creek J. W. Burks Gustine S. W. Hartman G. C. Hornsby Downing Sam Cresswell

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Claims Malaria Cure

An old advertisement touts Grove's Stepless Chill Tonic as a cure for malaria and a builder of the system. It emphasizes the drink’s tasteless formula printed on every label, noting quinine and iron as ingredients and promising zero cost.

Matari GROVE

Case 1916 Implements Sale At Higginbotham's

Higginbotham's promotes a Case 1916 line of farm implements promising exact fit for buyers. The ad urges immediate purchase to lock current prices, noting prices may rise if war conditions persist and offering optional deferred payment until next fall without a price increase.

Higginbotham Higginbotham's

Pace the Singer Man Sells and Returns After Quick Trip

H T Pace left town at 2 pm and returned by 4 pm after traveling seven miles and selling a Singer. The brief item notes Pace’s swift excursion and sale activity in a concise local record.

H. T. Pace

Stork Visits Bring Hicks and Morrow Families News

A Gustine baby wave reports a girl born to Mr and Mrs Mat Hicks. Also a Gustine boy welcomed for Charlie Morrow and S O McKinney with G W Harris listed as the observers.

Mat Hicks Gustine Charlie Morrow S. O. McKinney G. W. Harris

Changeable Weather Brings Illness in Massachusetts

The erratic Ma weather spawns coughs colds croup and grippe. No light cold to neglect. Foley Honey and Tar advertised as safe family medicine for inflamed congested airways coughing and easier breathing by Wm Reese Co.

Foley Wm. Reese Co

Marriage Licences Issued for Several Couples

C B Humphries wed Mrs A Ackers. Moses R Scott tied to Miss Ad McClellan. William R Blocker joined Joy Ovada Johnson. Conway Thomson married Miss Noq na Robins.

C. B. Humphries Mrs. A Ackers Moses R. Scott Ad McClellan William R. Blocker Joy Ovada Johnson Conway Thomson Noqna Robins

Antiseptic Dressings Stock for Wounds Offered

March 23 24 25 sale by S P Smith promotes BO ZONE ANTISEPTIC LIQ and BOROZO DER dressings for human and animal wounds. Packages priced 25c 50c 1.00 and 1.50 with quick healing claims. Local notice targets screw-worms dehorning cattle and general cuts or bruises.

S. P. Smith

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