Calvet Huys Drug Store Change in Rio Grande Valley
Calvet Huys Drug Store in the Rio Grande Valley is moving from its current city to Alley where Mr Calvert has purchased another drug store. Calvert has long operated in Eagle Lake as a druggist and respected businessman. The Head wishes them success in their new home. Mr and Mrs J G Trousdale of Mitchville visited last Monday and were joined by Miss Kathryn Roberts and little J I B Smith in Smytheville.
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Calvet Huys Drug Store
Rio Grande Valley
Bentley
Alley
Calvert
Eagle Lake
J. G. Trousdale
Mitchville
J. 5. Roberts
Bom
Kathrin Roberts
Little J
Snythettie
Local home grown fruit showcased in Schlei cher garden
A Bra Scheicher curd accompanies a basket of home grown fruit sent to the Headlight yesterday. The assortment includes grapes plums pears three figs and pomegranates grown in her garden with California oranges sent by her daughter Mrs Nathaniel Kersey. Mrs Schleicher laments lacking water works but notes potential to grow almost any fruit locally. Welford of San Antonio plans to stay during cotton season and buy cotton here again this year. Funeral Kodak Tilims detoured EACH DAY ay ot FRitty
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California
Scheicher
Nathaniel Kersey
W. E. Welford
San Antonio
Mr. Welford
First Rice Harvest Reported in El Campo Section
L R Sublet of El Campo reports cutting rice last Monday. Early Prolific rice on about twenty five acres marks the first harvest in the area. Ralph Wart and wife and child of Palestine visited his parents and other relatives here this week by car. Hart family recently returned from a Colorado trip and met local residents while touring the state. Mrs Nickels of Rockwall visits her mother Mrs Dorman at Glen Flora for rheumatic treatment.
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L. R. Sublet
el Canino
Moondy
American Rice Growers Association
Mra
Ralph Wart
Palestine
J. Nathan
Mrs. Hart
Colorado
Guyna
Mrs. Orphant
Euuna Nickels
Rockwall
Geo, Dorman
Glen Flora
Louver
Mrs Howard A Townsend Died Sudden in Houston
Mrs Howard A Townsend of Columbus died suddenly in Houston at 4 o'clock Thursday morning while staying with her sister Mrs Halw. The funeral was held in Columbus at 5 pm yesterday. She was the youngest daughter of Col Jesse H Johnson, retired consul, and leaves a husband, father, three sisters and two half brothers. The community extends condolences and prayers for comfort.
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Eagle Lake
Howard A. Townsend
Columbus
Sen. Halw
Houston
Townsend
Gladys Johnson
Jesse H. Johnson
United States
Thownsend
P. K. Baker
Dallas
H. G. Kelley
Boston
Mass
L. VY. Baba
Messrs
Glenn A. Hurbert
San Antonio
J. Alvey Hurbert
Eagle Lake Ladies Return From Colorado Trip
Eagle Lake residents Mesdames M E Guynn T W Oliphant and Miss Margaret Mansfield with Mrs Oliphant's two children drove home from a month in Colorado covering about 3000 miles with only one puncture. They visited Denver Boulder Manitou and Colorado Springs and returned from Manitou to Eagle Lake in five days. They met old friends including the Harts and Allens on the trip. Mrs J J Whatley of Houston recovering from an operation will visit Eagle Lake briefly en route home. Cotton gins had produced 42 bales by Friday morning with four wagons waiting, totaling 46 bales. Joe Hurley and his wife arrived from their California honeymoon and visited relatives before returning to Galveston. Side curtains for a Dodge were found and can be claimed at the Hemlright office. Empty Coca-Cola barrels offered for sale by W Callison.
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Mesdamts
M. E. Guynn
T. W. Oliphant
Margaret Mansfield
Columbus
Eagle Lake
Colorado
Fir
Ralph Hart
Palestine
Hart
Lillian Nathan
L. D. Allen
Guynn
Allens
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
J. J. Whatley
Houston
San Antonio
Whatley
Fagle Lake
Bruce McCarty
Truitt Improves in Wharton Hospital
Mr. J. B. Truitt, very ill last week and hospitalised in Wharton, is improving and enjoyed sitting on the porch yesterday. Doctors expect he will remain until after Sunday before returning home. The community joins in well wishes for his swift recovery from a severe attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Truitt
Wharton
Syell
Eagle Lake
A. E. Truitt
President Harding Message Read To Knights Templar Calif
George B. Christian delivered President Harding's Last Message to the Knights Templar in California. The message urged less sectarianism and more of the Christ spirit and brotherhood, emphasizing deeds over displays and reverence for God. The address praised fraternal groups founded on Christian love and highlighted service for humanity. FOR SALE Good Furniture see me at once D F Taylor
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God
Harding
Knights Templar of
California
George B. Christian
Christian
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Ohio
Mation
Taylor
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Vitality
An advertisement proclaims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic purifies and enriches blood with quinine, boosting energy and appetite. It claims to brighten cheeks, improve mood, and appeal to children, asserting it destroys malaria and grip germs through its tonic effects.
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Grove
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Egypt
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Marshall
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Geo, Tickett
Guevett
Ashteuman
Pickett
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Daily Papers
Wm. Spallinger
Ramsey
Lissie
Messrs. Y. A. Srulth
Nattuwa
C. L. Raver
Garwood
J. M. Clipson
Carl Bentley
Iphine
Charlie Cart
Baby Darane
Elmendorf
W. Tennley
Westmoreland
John Westmoreland
Tichmond
J. A. Lisdoll
Westinland
Adam Keyser
Bernard
Coton
Mr. Keyser
Bettie Stephens
Enegle Lake
G. M. Jackson
Robert Paine
Floresville
Eagle-Lake Ladies
Joe Hurley
Galveston
Louis Hints
Santa Fe General Offices
Bugle Lake
Chesiv He
Saucy
Hemlright
Yey
W. Callison
Bavin Lake
Texas
Kessler State Life Insurance Company OF
Indiana
Union Nat'l. Bidg
American Nat’l
Amir
Truitt
Eagle Lake Tin CO
E. A. Toliver
T. Kollmann
Wintermann Building
Northwest Corner Square
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