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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1920
Page
8
A Comanche distributor marks two decades of offering high grade merchandise at satisfactory prices to all customers. The notice highlights long term service and value for the community.
Residents and visitors from Comanche Sidnes and nearby towns spent the week in the city. Many attended the Waco Cotton Palace, shopped locally, or traveled to Belton Goose Creek and Goose Creek, with family visits noted from Hamil ton to Plain View and Sidnes.
Nov 3 reports show light drizzle and loud weather as Mr B Dyson and family visited DD A Pitman and family. Ida Pitman and daughter Maudie also called on Do A Pitman. Maudie Pitman teaches at Oliver Springs. Liberty school advances well with Eth Roberson and Lillie Singleton as teachers. The Singleton well has oozed oil for three weeks with several barrels released.
In Briar Grove on Nov 9 light rains aided farmers with grazed lawns. Briar Grove school reports a fine enrollment and the staff includes Miss Florence Starkie and Miss Ruby Allison. Mr Andrew Isham returned from Santa Ana and visited. Miss Fannie Starkie left Dallas. Bob Isham and family visited his mother. Mr and Mrs Dave Cokgy hosted relatives over the weekend.
Two trucks offer movil or hauling services including coal. Trips cover city and country day or night. Call Chuck Pitts for both day and night availability.
Floyd Lane has purchased the W. R. Harris meat market on the north side of the square and is now in charge of same. Mr. Hadden will supervise the market while Lane will be outside buying cattle and hogs. Tra Clemons and a friend from John Tarleton College visited Sunday.
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