Sidney News Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Walter Greenwaldt of DeLeon visited J C Ross Thursday night and Friday. Mrs L Cox and son Grady of Comanche visited relatives here Sunday. Grace Jones left for Quanah to attend school. Os and Charlie Boyd of Abilene visiting. Institute at Comanche this week. Frank Steele left for Brownwood to attend school. Baptist association at Proctor attended. Mr and Mrs Huff and son Geo near Comanche visited. Teachers examination at Comanche. Miss Mattie Gill returned from Hasse. Mr and Mrs Williford of Hasse visited Mrs Donaho. Erma Low of Comanche visited Floy Roberts. Harvey Ross and family from near Gap visited J C Ross. Miss Ellen Gill visiting at Hasse. Oma Edwards of Comanche visited Mrs Minnie Choate. Bro White of Bend preached at Christian church. Some went to Comanche for first Monday. Mr and Mrs Archie Redwine welcomed a fine boy. Claude Wells moved from Comanche to Sidney. Vivian Burleston of Sipe Springs visited Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Cox
Grady
Comanche
Grace Jones
Quanah
Frank Steele
Brownwood
Baptist Association
Proctor
Bro. White
Bend
Christian Church
Archie Redwine
Claude Wells
Sidney
Vivian Burleston
Sipe Springs
Fall Weather Sparks Community News From Cotton Grove
The Cotton Grove area reports cool fall weather as farmers harvest corn. Tom Howell moves to Newburg and Marion Skinner with family relocates from Rising Star to the former Robert Thacker home. Mrs. Jessie Ellis visits from Brownwood, Dora Carpenter visits Robertson household, and Arthur and Roe Thompson return to Fisher County after a month with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Howell
Newburg
Marion Skinner
Rising Star
Robert Thacker
Jessie Ellis
Brownwood
J. E
W. A. Robertson
Dora Carpenter
Comanche
Olene
Ethel Robertson
Arthur and
Roe Thompson
Fisher County
Charlie Ackers
Graham Chapel News Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs W T Stevenson visited daughter Mrs Clem ons Luker Sunday. Miss Julia Luker visited relatives this week. W T Murphee Mills Clemons and Thomas Purvis traveled to Comanche Monday. W A Luker and family visited in Proctor Tuesday. Mrs Baxter hosted Sunday school class Saturday night with ice cream. Mrs Ewing hosted a singing Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Clem ons Luker visited Mrs and Mrs John Gaines Sunday afternoon. Miss Kate Williams Trouston visited relatives this week. Miss Rudie Rodgers visited Miss Corinne Luker Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Stevenson
Clemmons Luker
Julia Luker
W. T. Murphee
Mills Clemons
Thomas Purvis
Comanche
W. A. Luker
Proctor
Ewing
Clemons Luker
John Gaines
Kate Williams
Trouston
Rudie Rodgers
Corinne Luker
singing school under Cliff Jones at Oak Valley
Julian Thompson and family returned from Hamilton. A singing school runs at Oak Valley under Cliff Jones of Sidney with good teaching. There was singing Sunday night at Oak Valley with a large crowd. An all day Sunday school program is planned at Cottonwood church on Sunday Sept. 12. Mrs. T. R. Randall visited Mrs. W. A. Robertson Saturday. T. J. Howell and wife visited on Sweetwater Sunday. The Crochet Club met at Mrs. Smedley Saturday afternoon. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Randall's. Misses Eva Cleere Velma Smedley and Hortense Baylor spent Sunday at Mrs. McDonald's. Mr. McDonald moves to Comanche this week. Uncle Andy Foster and wife visited friends in Comanche Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Thompson
Hamilton
Oak Valley
Cliff Jones
Sidney
Cottonwood Church
T. R. Randall
W. A. Robertson
Herbal remedy claims to ward off malaria
An advertisement urges quick action against chills and malaria symptoms describing Herbine as destroying the malaria germ and purifying the system. It promises renewed vigor and cheer and lists price at 50 cents with seller 8 P Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Smith
Relief from Biliousness and Constipation
Mrs Chas Peck of Gates New York reports using two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets a year ago cured her biliousness and constipation. The product is obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Peck
Gates, N. Y
Chamberlain
Mercer Gap and Harmony Community Notes
Miss Ethel Harris of Comanche visited Gap and attended church with Mrs. E D Norrid while her son and mother joined Miss Stella Frazier for weekend. Lindley Williford left for New Mexico. Luther Stephens family moved to Newbury. Mr Sparks of Fort Worth conducts a ten day singing school at Gap. Mr Lake hosted a Friday night party. Mrs J D Couch is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Norrid
Comanche
Gap
Ethel Harris
Stella Frazier
Mr. Lake
Lindley Williford
New Mexico
J. D. Couch
Luther Stephens
Newbury
Mr. Sparks
Fort Worth
Snow Liniment Promises Fast Relief for Ailments
The Cash Store advertises Ballard's Snow Liniment claiming to ease swelling from inflammation cold fractures toothache neuralgia and rheumatism. It touts deep penetrating power and fast relief with prices 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle sold by S. P. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
S. P. Smith
Cotton buyer testifies Tanlac improves health and appetite
Fort Worth cotton buyer D H L Hamilton testifies to Tanlac relief from indigestion belching and run down condition. He reports gaining weight and better sleep after one bottle and offers to discuss results. Hamilton Drug Company store to continue Tanlac explanations. BOROZONE wound care products advertised for stock and humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. HL. Hamilton
Fort Worth
Lake Street
Tanlae
Hamilton
Covey and Martin
Hamilton Drug Company
Morgan Hall Returns to Higginbothams This Fall
Morgan Hall, noted for his energy and industry, will again work behind the Higginbothams counters this fall. He expects to handle dry goods at a lively rate, continuing his well known brisk service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Hall
Morgan
Higginbotham’s
Kidney trouble relief claimed by Prentiss man
George W. Clough of Prentiss Mississippi, aged seventy seven, reports Foley Kidney Pills as the only remedy that helped him after trying many. He warns no one should neglect kidney symptoms and endorses the product from The Wm. Reese Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Clough
Prentiss
Miss
Foley
The
Wm. Reese Co
School Days Sale On Boys Clothing And Shoes
Local advert notes the start of the school season and promotes a new stock of boys clothing and shoes for young shoppers. Page text emphasizes ready outfits for boys returning to classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginbotham’s
Automobiles Registered in Comanche Area
C H Bryson of Comanche lists a Rambler model bearing plate number 217 and A J Gray of Comanche records a Gilde model with plate 395 in the automobile register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bryson
Comanche
A. J. Gray
New Faces in Our Dry Goods Department
Mrs Emily Henderson nee Miss Wilcoxson joins our dry goods department and will be glad to meet her friends she solicits your business from Trig ginbothams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Henderson
Miss Wilcoxson
Henderson
American Junk Co. Seeks Sacks and Scrap in Dallas
The American Junk Co announces inventory of new and patched sacks plus junk items including rags bones metal rubber and sacks for sale. They invite buyers to write for prices from Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Junk Co
Dallas
Texas
Music Lessons Move to Mrs Walker Residence
Beginning Monday September 13, music lessons will be held at the residence of Mrs. L. S. Walker near the three central schools. Mrs. J. P. Graham invites inquiries on Mondays and Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Walker
J. P. Graham
Inez Sullivan Joins Higginbothams As Shier
The county known Miss Inez Sullivan has joined Higginbotham's, serving as shier. Her many friends will be glad to know she is with the house that always has it first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Sullivan
Inez
Herine Liver Correctant Sold By S. P. Smith
An advertisement promotes Herine as a powerful liver correctant to cure yellow complexion pimples and facial blemishes by purifying the system stimulating organs and improving blood. It lists a 50e price and the seller S. P. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Smith
Henry Ford Calls For World Peace And Isolationism
Detroit businessman Henry Ford proclaims his wealth to aid world peace and rejects military buildup. He argues isolation protects the US from invasion, blasts preparedness, and cites Edison as a peacemaker while pledging to combat war and militarism worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
America
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Comanche Cotton Oil Company
Sidney News
Walter Greenwaldt of
DeLeon
J. C. Ross
Os and
Charlie Boyd
Abilene
Institute
Oma Edwards
Comanchee
Minnie Choate
Cotton Grove News
Graham Chapel
First State Bank
Ch. E. Anthony
Mr. McDonald
Andy Foster
Mercer Gap and Harmony
Michigan
A. T. Mason
8. P. Smith
the State Bank of Proctor
State of Texas
R. W. Gray
R. R. Evans
A. D
Co. B. Guyger
Comanche Co
D. S. Jennings
C.F. Luker
B.F. Luker
foirEcTroRs
Vrcers Ccscennsuesee Vereens
Galveston
Gram
Majestic Theatre
Mr. Ford
Thomas Edison
Mr. Edison
American Press Association
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