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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1916

Page

5

Local People Neighbors and Visitors Listed

Will Taylor left Tuesday for Waco to meet his son. Mrs Stevenson and family moved to Brownwood Saturday after a residence here several years. Mrs A O Hartgrove and Mac and Elbert Whitefield of Millers View visit Misses Maude and Leve Roberson. C P St Clair kicked by a mule Friday, bruising his leg and causing discomfort this week. Many residents visit relatives in nearby towns and states.

Will Taylor Waco Stevenson Brownwood A. O. Hartgrove Mac Elbert Whitefield Millers View Maude Leve Roberson C. P. St. Clair Mr. St. Clair P. K. Mackey Comanche H. W. McClannahan C. B. Boatman Snyder J. A. Stailey Benton Tennessee Kentucky

Notable Comanche County Residents Return for School Term

Local residents and visitors fill Comanche for the new school term. Miss Lilly Clift, Miss Amelia Scott, and other teachers arrive to begin work. families from Wichita Falls, DeLeon, Brownwood, and Dallas visit relatives. Several moves, visits, and announcements accompany the community’s back-to-school season. Notables include Prof. W. T. Binyon’s transfer to Galveston’s Tom Ball high, and Mrs. Gene Day, composer of the Texas song, hosting guests this week.

Estelle Patterson Gene Day Rotan Dublin Graham Lilly Clift Amelia Scott Comanche Cain Burks Mercantile Co Tom House Brady Pate Fagan West Texas Ed Howell Abilene Roy Pope Brownwood Hugh Cameron Erath County Chas. Randerson Dallas Ona Kile DeLeon Corrie Conway Callaway F. J. Reese Conway J. C. Hooker and Son W. H.carpenter O. R. Houghton Leah Allen W. T. Binyon Tom Ball Galveston Texas Binyon B. K. Tenney San Saba D. R. Houghton

Local residents leave for institutes and jobs

Wm. Chilton and Mrs. Chilton go to Rice Institute in Houston. Geo. L. Sullivan heads to Arden Texas with Mrs. Sullivan to Brownwood. Stella Dabney visits L. E. Grainger family. Lillie Ballou stays with Mrs. Helmsley for institute. Mrs. Milholland Ina return from Sweetwater. Rob Harris accepts post with Higginbotham Bros. & Co. in dry goods. Mrs. Wetzel and children visit Creamer community. Mrs. Chilton departs for Fort Worth to be matron at Clark Hall. Perry Taylor and Cager Mahon visit Comanche. Ossie Greene to Gatesville for teaching. John Lassiter operated on in Temple and able to walk. Estel Grundy starts music class. Uncle Jim Botts and daughter Agness plan six weeks in Gonzales. Agnes to teach at Proctor. Misses Dora Palmer and Carolyn Claniger visit Dublin. Uncle John Stephens joins The Great Religious Weekly mailing list. reflects on public life and individual thinking.

Wm. Chilton Chilton Rice Institute Houston Geo. L. Sullivan Arden Texas Sullivan Brownwood Stella Dabney Blanket L. E. Grainger Lillie Ballou T. R. Helmsley Institute Lee Milholland Ina Sweetwater Millholland Rob Harris Higginbotham Bros. & Co J. O. Wetzel Creamer G. A. Chilton Fort Worth Clark Hall T. C Botts Gonzales Dora Palmer Carolyn Claniger Dublin John Stephens Comanche Cine John Mr. Stephens

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