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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
7
The clipping lists births to Collier Ely Allen Boddeker and others, with Thanksgiving visits by Buna Lofland to Hearne friends, and choose Merry Christmas shopping tips. It notes Methodist Ladies Bazaar opening Dec 4 and various visits from Waco Houston Fort Worth Cameron and Ennis, plus local business promos.
Mr and Mrs C B Elliott visited relatives in Houston and Hempstead this week Mesdames Mollie Thorpe Sallie Smith and Miss Fannie Thorpe spent Sunday in Gause Oil chant stove for sale C ee t Mr and Mrs Warren Henry and their son of Waco visited Mrs Alma Mosley for Thanksgiving Mrs Roy Henry returned to Waco after visiting her father A M Larkin Furnished rooms for rent Phone 273 25 11 Mesdames F Moore Maggie Harris and W McDougal of Bryan visited Hearne Saturday Emil Lyon of Houston spent a weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs H C Lyon Your car deserves a Firestone Cord Miller sells them T C Nunn Jr and Mrs T C Nunn Sr visited Mr and Mrs W C Bishop Saturday Miss Erma Cecil Murphy spent week end with Miss Kathleen Murphy at Baylor College Hostess Cakes Dillard Company Miss Lillian Lawrence of the public school faculty visited Austin during Thanksgiving holidays
A vintage ad notes Colds cause grip and influenza and promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets to remove the cause. It highlights a single product named Bromo Quinine with E. W. GROVE''S signature on the box, priced at 30e.
Miss Fay Maddox of Thorn dale visited her mother Mrs E R Maddox here the latter part of the week Robert Weston came up from Houston to spend Thanksgiving with his parents Mr and Mrs D G Weston Cars was finished hed greased and pot Hearne Motor Co Miss Helen Cummings was guest of Mr and Mrs George Peddy of Houston from Friday until Sunday Mrs I N Lipscomb and little daughter of Ennis Mrs R L Green and Mrs E Y Ely spent Sunday in Gause Mr and Mrs Knox Tidwell and children of Valley Junction were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs Mollie Thorpe
Names of guests and visitors from Mansfield Cameron Ennis Plano Rice Institute and Marlin gather for Thanksgiving in Bryan. Mrs Fleetwood Dillard Astin Rodell Spiller McDowell Dixon Cloud Lipscomb Longmire visit with local families. Palace of Sweets advertises Xmas goods and fruit cakes.
Mrs DeWitt Waltman and her young daughter Mary Pauline from San Antonio were weekend guests of Dr and Mrs H W Cummings. Special Saturday at the Palace of Sweets offered 2 pounds of the Best Fruit Cake for 1 90. Cards of greeting arrived from Mr and Mrs Bryan Rochelle and family now residing in Phoenix Arizona praising the climate and surroundings and their sightseeing pleasures in their new home.
Miss Elizabeth Peel returns to Port Sullivan from Waco to spend time with her parents Mr and Mrs Archie Peel. Mrs R H Holland from Fort Worth visited her son R H at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Love last week.
5, W. H. Davison and Mrs. T. Welch visited Waxie for several days with Mrs. Anna Proctor's family. Nelson Wimberly and Misses Ann Marshall, Alice Allen, and Mabel Walston were State University students home for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dillard hosted Thanksgiving guests Irene Peverly and Anita Dillard. Gatling and Ella Gatling of Austin dined with Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Brashear en route to College Station. Palace of Sweets advertises Christmas toys.
Mrs J B Peel and daughter Emma Jane of Houston visited Mr and Mrs H A Ely last week. Allan Clapp, Rice Institute student, joined Mr and Mrs G M Clapp and Mr and Mrs J Wesley Hull of Houston for Thanksgiving. Rev H G L Busby and Mrs Busby with dinner guests included Mr and Mrs M M McNeel and Miss Ruth Cox of Calvert. Marion Shoap leaves for Katrina Texas to work with brother John Shoap drilling water wells. Miss Gladys Ewing of Navsota enroute to San Antonio for Westmoreland College spent Sunday with Miss Sue Cummings. Palace of Sweets advertises toy storage.
Mrs. Fannie Stiber and her son Frank of Rock Springs visited College Station with their auto party for the Texas A and M game and stayed with Mrs. R. H. Ballinger and other relatives over the weekend.
An advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as a tonic that purifies the blood with quinine and enriches it with iron to boost energy and vitality. It asserts improvements in color, appetite, and strength, claiming to destroy malarial and grip germs. The product is priced at 60 cents and marketed as pleasant for children.
Mrs D R Adkisson and her son Marsene return to Houston after a short visit with Mr D R Adkisson and Mr and Mrs T P Griffin. Sieberling Cord Tires guaranteed by Hearne Motor Co. Miss Jeff Lewis and her brother A J Lewis from Cameron paused at the Hefley home while en route to College Station Thursday.
Mrs. T C Thornburgh of Fort Riley Kansas visited her mother Mrs C G Wood and other relatives in Hearne for a month then left for home last week. Rev C E Bullock and family were in Mineral Wells for the State Baptist convention. Mr and Mrs T R Fox left for Donna to join the Knapp Motor Company. The community regrets their departure after warm friendships formed in Hearne.
Miss Virginia Hostrasser of Houston a S M U student spent Thanksgiving with Dr and Mrs H W Cummings and Miss Sue Cummings. Mr and Mrs Fred Klopp of Taylor and Mr and Mrs George Kempen of Temple joined in the visit with Mrs H B Easterwood after the TeRmes and M game Thursday. Public school staff H C Lyon and Mamie Bal linger with teachers Gertie Whitehurst and Christine Mennefee were in Dallas for the State teachers meeting.
A large dwelling in excellent condition newly built with five large rooms and bath front porch two back porches garden plot chicken yard garage and wood house with modern conveniences for rent to a responsible and reasonably permanent tenant. Apply to J Felton Lane.
Advertises Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic as a health tonic for children with worm trouble. Claims pale color, poor blood, stomach disturbances, and general weakness. Promises blood enrichment improved digestion and removal of worms after two to three weeks. Pleasant to take and sold per bottle.
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