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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
10
Medical professionals Lester M. Cochran and Lester M. Hall listed with phone numbers 418 DRS and 148 respectively. Both are identified as doctors within the same listing.
A list of residents and guests with connections to Comanche includes G L Harvey in Dublin on business, Bob Cox from Stephenville visiting Comanche, Wilson Straley from Hico, G W Meadows of Waco, W B Baldwin of Hasse, Gus Walling from San Angelo, Dr O R Houghton on a business trip to Eastland, Miss Angie Slack from Dallas, Elmo Montgomery to Fort Worth, Dawson Masters becoming a Dallas bookkeeper, Jim Lewis from Dalerose Colorado visiting, Dudley Mason from Fort Worth visiting a brother, Quincy Mead of Rayston visiting, Miss Monta Byrd from Brownwood, A E Whitehead of Slayton visiting, Miss Alice Alsup from Coleman visiting, Miss Emma Graham and Mae Jackson from Proctor visiting, Clarence Albin at the Cattle Raisers meeting in Dallas, Logan Pitts moving to Brownwood, J C M Lusk recovering from surgery, Mrs Cassie Coughland of Touson visiting, Mrs Henry Sanders of Winters visiting, Joe Werner from Thorp Springs visiting his brother, Day Emory welcoming a new baby, Duke and Dillard of Gustine visiting, Kk T Wyatt postmaster of Gustine visiting, J J Tate serving on Federal Grand Jury in Fort Worth, J W H Allen and wife extended visit to San Antonio, Miss Minnie Cunningham and mother heading to Waco, Rev John Power returning to Brownwood after services, Jamie Clarke and Rowland Kennedy from Daniel Baker College visiting Jamie Clarke's parents.
Mrs Mort Sullivan and baby from Fort Worth visited relatives in Comanche for a few days. Lee Milholland families move to Brownwood. Several residents and visitors from Goldthwaite Dallas San Angelo Eldorado and Hardeman County appear in Comanche events and funerals.
Byrd and Greer announce continued daily service cars to Brownwood with 5 pm Comanche departure and 7 30 pm return from Brownwood. They promise baggage hauling, train meeting transfers, and note Comanche headquarters at the livery stable and Brownwood at the Silver Moon Cafe.
Born to Mr and Mrs R T Caudle in Sipe Springs a boy C R Middleton Gustine a girl Rollie Hayes Gustine R 2 a boy J D Kelsey Comanche Co a boy D L McCaughan near Gustine a girl New Spring Dress Goods at Slider and Lacy s New Gingham effects a new cloth at Slider and Lacy s Maize seed at the Farmers Store cheaper than others Dexter Walling Prop Full line of International Stock Remedies at Slider and Lacy s
Indebted farms can have veas taken up on five 40 years time through the Comanche Farm Loan Association. Contact First National Bank of Comanche for full particulars, and visit Slider and Lacy's for a large stock of corn chops, shorts, and other feeds.
Local Red Cross notes yarn for socks has arrived at the work room and urges sock knitters to call for it at once. A surgical dressing class will be organized soon with a formal announcement to follow. Sewing remains ongoing and should be taken out.
Macksville Rev Tool filled his appointment Friday afternoon and night attracting attendees from Edna Hill Pur vis and other nearby communities. Miss May Watson of Hamilton weekend guest of her mother A Johnson of Camp Mer thur at Waco visited Jessie Johnson. Lizzie Westmoreland of Board Church visited Friday. J T Evans and family from near Comanche spent last week with J D B Evans. Mr and Mrs Garner visited Edna Hill Sunday. Poe Daniel visited Friday. W J Wyche made a business trip to Hamilton Tuesday. Jessie Johnson’s brother Jim Johnson and family visited Sunday and Monday. The schoolhouse singing Sunday night was a success with Profs Carr Roberson and Myrtle Roberson among the singers. S McDonald left Saturday for Navarra Co to visit his ill daughter Mrs Savage.
Union of local families and visitors fill a social note with travel plans, rabbit drives, and minor mishaps. J. S. Vaneleave of Newbury visits relatives. James Ayers considers Colorado relocation. wolves threaten livestock. several Comanche visits. dance hosted by Mr. Myrick. Prof. Vernon sought a school. LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN advertised as a digestive aid.
Todd Switzer and Miss Virginia Johnson and J. W. Gideon and Miss Gertrude Todd received marriage licenses this week in the county clerk office.
Mrs Creek and children visit relatives near De Leon this week. Jud Montgomery attended the Stock Show at Fort Worth. Miss Effie Creek Annie and Bertha Phillips and Hubert Phillips visited Drumond and brother at Halcomb. Jud Montgomery hosted a dance Saturday night. Next Sunday is singing day at this place. John Gray teaching at Mercer Creek spent Saturday with Geo Davis and family. Full line of Shelf Hardware at
The health of the community is very good at this writing. The Baptist Sunday school was well attended last Sunday. The Prayer meeting was well attended Sunday night. Some farmers are planting corn. Mr. Robert Reese and wife spent weekend with Mr Dan Butler and family of Comanche. The Reds are now in scholarship.
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