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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1914

Page

1

Permitted to Pair in Court House Notices

Oby Leonard and Miss Lillie Hogan, A. R. Swearingin and Miss Ora M. Horner, Charlie Garner and Miss Willa Mae Abbott, T. R. Sparkman and Miss Jessie Cartwright, Joe Poindexter and Miss Ira Mae Elms listed in court pairing notices.

Oby Leonard Lillie Hogan A. R. Swearingin Ora M. Horner Charlie Garner Willa Mae Abbott T. R. Sparkman Jessie Cartwright Joe Poindexter Ira Mae Elms

Local Births Reported in Small-Town Notices

Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Rhymes Sipe Springs a girl. J C Dykes Sipe Springs a boy. T L Clark Hasse a boy. J M Nelson Fleming a girl. Walter Creamer Gustine a boy. Geo A Fuqua Desdemonia a girl. T N Wall Gustine a girl.

Walter Rhymes Sipe Springs J. C. Dykes T. L. Clark Hasse J. M. Nelson Fleming Walter Creamer Gustine Geo. A. Fuqua Desdemonia T. N. Wall

Real Estate Transfers In Comanche County Listings

JF Sherill et ux transfer 456 acres of A Ybarbe survey to J T Cruch for 18000 dollars. R L Marshall et ux sell 84 12 acres E R Green survey to Chas Smith for 2500 dollars. J B Weems sells part of John Duncan No 1 Comanche to A G Lovejoy for 1300 dollars. W H Thadberg to F L Little part of section 3 H T B R Co for 100 dollars. A H Stevens et ax to Thos W Dunlap 80 acres Lampassas county three league school land survey for 1500 dollars. Moses George et ax to M G Carter part of block 1 Pavilion park addition Comanche for 4000 dollars. W W Tannehill et al to J C Tannehill part of John Duncan No 2 for 150 dollars. Sipe Springs Townsite Co to W P Capehart lots 7 8 and 9 in block 21 Sipe Springs for 10 dollars. Sipe Springs Townsite Co to S W Kenward lots 2 and 3 in block 19 Sipe Springs for 10 dollars. A M Jayetmar to Sipe Springs Townsite Co lots 5 and 6 in block 12 Sipe Springs for valuable consideration. Commissioners Court in Session notes Equalization Board hearings and notices for county assessments.

JF. H. Sherill J. T. Cruch A. Ybarbe R. L. Marshall Chas. Smith E. R. Green J. B. Weems A. G. Lovejoy John Duncan Comanche W. H. Thadberg F. L. Little H. T A. H. Stevens Thos. W. Dunlap Lampassas County Three League Moses George M. G. Carter Pavillion Park W. W. Tannehill J. C. Tannehill

District Court Completes Criminal Docket and Hears Civil Suits

The district court finished the criminal docket last week and works on civil and divorce cases this week with adjournment likely by Saturday. Read list shows Frank McCarty vs Bessie McCarty divorce granted and Katie Tate divorce granted. A McMillan vs Western Union Telegraph Co. damages suit verdict for plaintiff $400.

District Court Frank McCarty Bessie McCarty C. R. Tate Katie Tate A. McMillan Western Union Telegraph Co

Ferguson 10 Speaks Here Next Wednesday

James E. Ferguson of Temple, candidate for governor, will speak in Comanche on Wednesday May 27 at 2 30 pm and in De Leon at 8 pm. He arrives from Dublin May 26 and will be welcomed by a reception committee before district court room introduction by Mayor George Cunningham.

Parmer James E. Ferguson Temple Comanche DeLeon Ferguson Dublin District Court Room George Cunningham Tom Ball Brownwood Hamilton A. W. Walker Ball Craddock

Baylor University President Announces 1916 U S Senate Candidacy

Dr S P Brooks president of Baylor university announces he will run for United States Senate in 1916 when Senator Culberson’s term expires. The move signals a likely hard fought race with potential rivals including Governor Colquitt former Governor T M Campbell and others.

Baylor U. S Waco Texas S. P. Brooks Baylor University United States A. Culberson Brooks Colquitt T. M. Campbell

Kilpatrick Bride Welcomed After Oklahoma Wedding

Howard Kilpatrick wed Miss Teresa Woodruff at her parents home in Stillwell Oklahoma on Wednesday night the 20th. Kilpatrick plans to return to Comanche this weekend with his bride in tow and friends here extend a hearty welcome to the newly married couple.

Howard Kilpatrick Stillwell Okla Teresa Woodruff Comanche

Ball to Speak in Brownwood Governor Candidate Visit

Announcement states Hon Tom Ball prohibition candidate for governor will speak in Brownwood on the 26th inst. Excursion rates will be offered on all railroads for the event. It is believed many will travel from nearby to hear him.

Thomas H. Ball Prohibition Comanche

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness

Mr and Mrs S H Elms express gratitude to friends for kindness shown during their daughter May Elms illness. They pray the Lord bless and save them all.

May Mrs. S. H. Elms

Pierce Draws Two Years In Prison For Murder

The Walter Pierce case ends with a two year penitentiary sentence for murder in the Dick McCoy killing during Cotton Belt rail line work near Gustine. Pierce, an ineffectual education, previously escaped jail and faced harsh public reaction amid debate over self defense and potential appeals.

Pierce Walter Pierce Dick McCoy Gustine Comanche McCoy

Community Co Operation in Local Shopping

Community members in small towns are urged to favor local retailers to bolster growth and keep money circulating locally. Compare prices with distant sources before buying away from home and give local merchants the chance to serve you.

Election ruling may force school board vacancy

A May 2 election re elected Judge J H McMillan as county judge and school board member. An Attorney General ruling says one person cannot hold two offices simultaneously unless within constitutional exceptions, requiring a new school board trustee to be elected since McMillan cannot resign county judge.

J. H. McMillan Attorney General’s Department McMillan Austin Tex

Texan Bowden Named Assistant in Pennsylvania History

Witt Bowden of Rising Star now a University of Colorado student has been appointed assistant in history at the University of Pennsylvania. Bowden should graduate from Colorado in June and came to that institution two years ago.

Texan Witt Bowden Rising Star University of Colorado University of Pennsylvania Bowden Colorado

Old Settlers Reunion Set for Comanche July Dates

The Comanche County Old Settlers Reunion Association executive committee voted to hold the Home Coming on Friday and Saturday July 3 and 4 for all settlers or former residents of Comanche County. Neo political speeches are barred and the event will emphasize reminiscences and fellowship. Details on the location will be announced later. President W D Jenkins Secretary-Treasurer L B Russell and committee members G A Cunningham I B Brown Sam Todd W F Elkins and T N Burton guide the group.

Comanche County Old Settlers Reunion Association W. D. Jenkins L. B. Russell G. A. Cunningham I. B. Brown Sam Todd W. F. Elkins T. N. Burton

Pierce’s Knife Attack Reply Reflects Self-Defense Claim

Pierce contends he acted to protect his life after McCoy struck first. He says he used a knife only after McCoy launched the initial assault, claiming self defense in the confrontation.

Garrett E. Palmer Pierce McCoy

Local Couple Weds in Sunday Ceremony Near Town

Charles Garner and Willa Mae Abbott were married Sunday at the bride’s sister Mrs. Julia Gibson’s home near town. The bride worked at the local telephone office and the groom is connected with the compress. The couple is well known and wished a long, happy life by many friends and the Chief Exponent.

Chas. Garner Willa Mae Abbott Julia Gibson

Special Train to Hamilton for May 29 Picnic

Arrangements are being made to run a special train to Hamilton next Friday May 29 leaving here about 6 or 7 am The Hamilton Wool Growers Picnic will be in progress and Hon James E Ferguson will speak there A special will also be run from Waco on the same day

Hamilton Hamilton Wool Growers James E. Ferguson Waco

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Stork Commissioners’ Court E. A. Wiesendanger McClelland Piese Strawn Gib Callaway 52Nd Judicial District Coryell, Hamilton and Comanche Counties Attorney General's Department R. H. Buck Associate Judge Court of Civil Appeals Second Supreme Judicial District OLD Settlers
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