Dentists Office in Comanche Texas Listed Details
Dentist office located in Comanche Texas near F and M Bank with phone number 456 for appointments and inquiries.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1917
Page
9
Dentist office located in Comanche Texas near F and M Bank with phone number 456 for appointments and inquiries.
C. M. Moore accepted the position of bookkeeper for the Oil Mill, filling the vacancy caused by the resignation of F. Palmer. J. W. Neal of Weatherford visited Comanche on Thursday. Mrs. R. H. Moore and Mrs. T. R. Stolsley shopped in Fort Worth this week. Willie Maude Mickle returned from Fort Worth. Mary Louise Hawkins of Stephenville visited here and went home Saturday morning. Dr. and Mrs. Irad M. Cochran returned from Jacksonville, Texas by auto. Eula Clarke left for a visit with relatives in Hico. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gray and Ruth attended Presbyterian services from Proctor. D. T. Odom of Terrill is visiting his brother W. Odom this week. B. F. Alsup and wife of Kennen
Dale are visiting their daughter Mrs Lester Hall this week. Mrs Mark Barrett of Dublin visited Comanche Tuesday. Louis Moore and children with Oates and Tramilton of Dublin visited Sunday. Miss Vivian Day of Delcon visiting cousin Mamye Burks. Ira Smith of Blanket visiting sister Mrs John Carroll this week. Bay from Hamilton visiting mother Mrs Davis. Mrs O C Thrasher and children left for Ft Worth Sherman and Commerce for a month. Claude Kemp welcomed a new girl. T C Mehaffey report a boy born last Thursday night. Mary Spencer returned from Brownwood. Estelle Bullard visiting her mother after school at D B C. Verda Whisenant of Gustine visited Comanche Saturday and Sunday. Mrs H W Duke and Mrs J Sadler visiting. E Y Freeland guests of Saunders in Brownwood. Clara Moore returned from Kentucky. Ed Wilkerson and family of Dallas visiting relatives. Jim Rock returned to Comanche after weeks away. Representative B F Cadenhead back from Austin. Mrs Houghton at Scott White Temple reports operation for intestinal strangulation successful. J A Botts returned from Kress Texas. Abid
80 acre tract near Gustine offered by J R Eanes & Co includes 60 cultivated acres, a 4 room house, good barn, water well with windmill, and 1 acre of orchard. Property on public road blends black and sandy soil, price 2000 dollars with one fifth cash and ten annual payments on balance at 6.5 percent interest. (30-31)
Hensler Yam potato slips and McGee Tomato plants ready for planting season. Potato slips 2.50 per thousand. Tomato plants 30e per hundred delivered. J B Payne, R 4, Phone 396. Also for sale cold frame tomato plants McGee Dwarf Champion Early Bell June pink 40c per hundred and 3.00 per thousand delivered. Ready about March 20. G D Edwards, Route 4, Phone 396.
For sale extra early Bennett variety seed from Prentice Farmer in Comanche Texas. Purity and high lint yield about 40 percent. Matures quickly to outpace boll weevil. Price 1.50 per bushel. See or write Prentice Farmer Comanche Texas.
Prize winning Buff Leghorn eggs available for hatching with high egg production noted. Queen Incubators offered at factory prices from eight to forty four dollars, claimed to be the best at any price. N A Palmer.
The Pelicans met Thursday and elected officers with Wayne Hill Capt. and Joe Carter. B. H. Baxter named as coach. Practices began Friday afternoon.
The article argues against the belief that colds come from cold weather noting the prevalence in different seasons. It claims the cold is caused by a damp, cold environment and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective and well recommended, available widely.
We are dropping from our list all subscribers in arrears. Dropping does not cancel the debt. If you need more time, contact us to arrange payment, but we cannot send the paper to those who do not come in and arrange for it.
Our line of Ladies muslins and middies sure are selling. Come and see.
A single consignment describes a full car load of stock feed suitable for cows horses and hogs offered by Slider and Lacy. The notice emphasizes quality feed likely intended for livestock use.
The Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary met with Mrs. R. W. Scurry Tuesday afternoon for the annual business meeting. Officers elected include President Mrs. J. H. McMillian Vice President Mrs. J. E. Chilton Sec Treas Mrs. J. P. Hoff See I Missions Mrs. W. W. Kilpatrick See Home Missions Mrs. F. A. Jack See Christian Education Mrs. D. C. Clarke See Young Peoples Work Mrs. I. C. Gage Sec Literature Mrs. Joe Chilton.
Local ad from W. W. Kilpatrick & Son promotes harness repair and the sale of harness oil. The message encourages readers to have repairs done and to purchase oil from the firm.
A note asks readers to ask a neighbor where to buy butter and eggs, mentioning Slider and Lacy as potential sellers.
W. W. Kilpatrick & Son advertise a new tire service offering rubber tires for buggies and claim a “dandy” machine for efficient work. Local customers are invited to visit for installation and maintenance.
A local feature promotes pocket knives as the leading item for a week long campaign. The promotion highlights compact blades and practical uses, urging readers to check in daily for updates and offerings.
W. W. Kilpatrick & Son advertises leather collars available at last year’s prices, urging customers to act promptly to take advantage of the savings.
Brightman and Greer purchased the bankrupt stock goods of A. W. Palmer at Ha and will move them to Comanche to open for business at an early date.
Save money and trouble buying an oil stove as Whitpatrick and Son advertise two top models.
Our prices on enamel ware dishes are far below any house. Come and see. Slide
Auction note states a full blood red poll one ready for service and willing to sell or trade for a good cow and calf. All Wilkes deep bay stud stock available for sale through A. D. Martin at High Botham’s.
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