Mercer Gap and Harmony County Correspondence
Mercer Gap and Harmony report continued fine weather and good grain. Local social news includes visits, dinners, and a church singing at Mercer Creek. The Woodmen Circle hosted a lunch for Mrs. M. D. Williford. public school begins with Gilbreath sisters in charge. families travel to nearby towns for visits and harvest work continues with peanut threshing and cotton picking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Gap
Harmony
Carrie Knutson
Talma Lake
C. R. Gore
Artie
Mattie Rushing
Cordie
Sidney
D. A. Rice
Bessie
Blanket
Edna Switzer
Gap
Mercer Creek
Woodmen
M. D. Williford
Bill Pinington
Dock Greer
Albert Greer
Audie
Cleo
Emma Brown
Bud Brown
A. C. Duncan
Johnnie Gore
Mattie Duncan
Edith Brown
M .D. Williford
Stella Fraser
Audie Greer
Comanche High School
Bertie McKinzie
Bessie Rice
Comanche
New Mexi
Farmers Near Ready Peanut Harvests At Baggett Creek
Farmers report good peanut yields as threshing nears completion at Baggett Creek. Noted illness of Mr. Austin Gaines. Willie and Allen Rambo return from the west. Mrs. Chas Holden visiting Groesbeck. J S Starkie of Hasse attends church and visits kin. Boggs back from weeks west. Rev W D E Anderson and wife visit Buddie Roberson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Gaines
Willie
Allen Rambo
West
Chas. Holden
John Russell
Groesbeck
J. S. Starkie
Hasse
W. W. Boggs
W. D. E. Anderson
Buddie Roberson
Family
Local visitors and travelers noted in North Panhandle area
Billie Gilbreath and daughter Miss Mattie of near Dublin visited here last week. Mrs. Stagner of Sidney is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Owen. L. H. Frost returned Sunday from several months away. Jim Brinson stayed in the North Panhandle after an extended visit in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Owen
Dublin
Lelia
Alice Gilbreath
C. E. West
Logan Valley
N. W. Frost
Etta Martin
Comanche
Homer Jones
Brownwood
T. E. Frost
J. L. Owen
Frank Williford
Arkansas
Luke Stewart
Billie Gilbreath
Mattie
Stagner
Sidney
J. N. Owen
L. H. Frost
North Panhandle
Jim Brinson
Oklahoma
Sidney News
A. J. Camp
J. C. Ross
Harvey Dgar
Veras
Waco
Cotton Palace
Earl Johnson
Alvie Hilliard
Cheat
Will Smith
Little Son
C. W. Johnson
Mesdants Steele and
Pinkerton
Haskell
Nina McCarty
Hasse
Charlie Camp
New Mexico
Sallie Cox
A. A. Hilley
Williams Treatment claims cures for kidney and bladder disorders
An old advertisement promotes The Williams Treatment as a cure for kidney and bladder diseases, rheumatism, and uric acid troubles. It offers a free 50-cent bottle and a subsequent 50-cent bottle by parcel post, with no obligation, to residents of New Haven, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Williams Company
Dept
Hampton
Conn
Higginbothams Unveils New Arrivals in Men’s Hats
Almost every express brings new arrivals in the men’s department. Call and see the new ar riv als in men’s nobby hats in all colors at Higginbotham's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginbotham’s
Beattie News Social Roundup and Local Visits
Beattie notes show residents visiting relatives and attending events. Mrs Warren cared for her ailing father Grandpa Bishop while improving slowly. Local trips include Stephenson to De Leon and Dennis family gatherings. church activities feature a B Y P U, a doctrinal sermon series, and a Dublin conference return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Grandpa Bishop
Marvin Welch
Beatie
W. W. Stephenson
Jesse Eads
DeLeon
Leola Smith
Pearl Andress
Lillie
Iva Medford
Johnnie Carter
Virgie
Birdie Nelson
Irene
John and
Paul
de Leon
Oak Valley Singing Class Report From Local Visit
Mr and Mrs Chapel visited Charlie Galaway and family Sunday. Will Beene and family attended church at Sweetwater Sunday. Misses Berta Robertson and Burley Stubblefield called on Grace Skinner Sunday afternoon. Prof Telly Randall attended a singing convention at Rucker Sunday. Reported a nice time and good singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel
Charlie Galaway
Will Beene
Sweetwater
Berta Robertson
Burley Stubblefield
Grace Skinner
Prof
Telly Randall
Rucker
Oak Valley
Richardson Stamp Goods and Wound Care Sold Locally
A local merchant advertises Richardsons stamp goods including gowns corset covers and guest towels. Also promotes BORO ZONE ANTISEPTIC LIQUID and BOROZONE POWDER for wound cleaning and healing in man or beast with packages priced at 25¢ 50¢ 1.00 and 1.50, sold by S. P. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardsons
S. P. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Comanche County
Children’s Union
Jack Frost
New York
Higginbothams
Board Church
Rev
Hurt
Oakley
Odessa Johnson
J.J. Johnson
George Masters
Baggett Creek
Vandyke
BisHop’s Bakery
Loyd Nicholson
Wetzel
Beattie News
Bro. Gore
League
Henry Bingham
Sid Bingham
Nelson
Carter
Jim Andress
Watt Smith
Sam Medford
Smith Green
Lon Evers
Cotton Grove News
Bob Myers
Bob
Robert Worth
Tex
Roger Hasley
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