Mrs A J Dupree Returns With Four Day Gift Visit
Mrs A J Dupree and her daughter Betty Jean returned home Tuesday after four days visiting relatives in Gonzales.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1925
Page
7
Mrs A J Dupree and her daughter Betty Jean returned home Tuesday after four days visiting relatives in Gonzales.
Mr and Mrs 4 KE Medfew of Madisonville returned home Tuesday after a pleasant visit with E A Toliver at his home in Bere.
Disjointed 1910s era clippings discuss Governor Ferguson not calling a legislative extra session, irrigation and water needs in drought areas, local economic quirks, and stray notes on ads and odd anecdotes. The piece weaves politics with everyday concerns and curious inserts from Irving and Wrigley advertising.
Local notes report Mr and Mrs from Wisconsin visiting Lodi and Brandy. Edward Crusey visits with Rev Gee Canres and Taurliter Mhhs. Jamea Adiing travels with family to May brothers over Officer Sea. Extensions include Wharton trip for Utle Adineg, and visits by Adela Hough and others to Columbne Byenk.
Mr Herbert Dalton returned home from Newfield New Jersey after the illness and death of his mother. Alfred Gertson of Wort Morgan Colorado and his wife Aire visited. Mrs Gertson and family of Danbury were joined by Charle George of Houston for several days. Miss Lidthower of Dallas? was weekend guest with parents. Maud Langnise and daughter Mike Mund visited. Mrs Duke and others left Gulf Coast area after extended stay.
An old medical ad claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic cures intestinal worms in children by improving appetite and digestion, enriching blood, and strengthening the system. It promises a healthy color and relief within weeks at a price of 60 cents per bottle.
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