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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
8
Community members resume harvesting after rainfall delays. Local residents, including Travis Jackson and Roger Pettijohn, visit on business while families host guests and attend a ball game. Mr and Mrs Jesse Chambers plan a West Texas trip as neighbors wish them well.
Roy Sims W J Chambers and son Harvey visited Stag Creek on business. Elder Edwards and Short of De Leon preached to a large crowd. Church will meet every third Sunday monthly. Families visited friends and relatives including the Maupins Anglands and Standfields along with Ch arlie Lee Chambers and others.
Oct. updates from Stag Creek report illnesses including Mrs Will May and Grandpa Coker. Residents travel to Fort Worth and Comanche visit kin, with several local youths socializing and a notable wedding in Comanche to Evlyn Pittman and Jesse.
Sunday school attendance was solid and a singing gathering occurred at Robert Reed's home. Several local families spent Sunday visiting others, with multiple trips among the Hurt, Ferrell, Reed, and Chandler households.
Heat wounds and keeps off fleas with Martin's Screw Worm Killer. Money back if not satisfied.Ask Hamilton Drug Co.
On a weekend, Mr V Garner and Mr Miller of Merkel visited. Drewey Hall and family from Sidney stayed with the Bolins. Miss Pearl Godfrey slept at Myrtle Lee Davis's. John McEntire and family and Ben Maroney visited Fleming. Stell and Stille McEntire visited Dublin. Cotton Grove school plans to open Monday Oct 26.
Sidney notes visitors from Weslaco Comanche Cisco and Sipe Springs. Dr Hilley and daughter Willie visit relatives in the community. A piano recital by Mrs W D Carrolls pupils Eula and Neva Lusk is set for Friday Oct 30 at the Methodist church. Local residents attend church events shopping and a Brownwood circus outing.
Advertises Herbine as a tonic for torpid liver and constipated bowels. Claims first dose brings relief, purifies and regulates digestion, and imparts vigor and buoyancy. Price 60c. Sold by local vendors.
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