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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
7
Misses Smith sell Xmas cards while Mrs. Roy Ely Ret. from Kosse and Mrs. L C Fitch visited Dallas. Ruby Pippin in Groesbeck for Thanksgiving. Hearne Motor Co promotes Ford service and tires. Various residents travel to Houston San Antonio College Station Cameron Enrollments and visits noted. Health literature distributed via Christmas seals. chicken feed shipment received. Found scarf offered to owner.
An old label claims Colds Cause Grip and Influenza and promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with a single product name E. W. GROVE on the box. The text notes the tablet form and a price tag of 3 cents.
168,854 persons were given in formation on health last year. Miss Kathryn Bishop was at home from Walnut Springs to spend the Thanksgiving holidays. Mrs. F. L. Klopp has returned to Taylor after a visit in the home of her mother. Mrs. Oscar Robinson and children Floy Ross and Carr were week-end guests of Mrs. S. C. Beckham. Mr. Robert McCarver of Marlin spent Sunday and Monday with his mother Mrs. R. M. McCarver. Little Miss Clemmie Cummings was week-end guest of the Waltmans of San Antonio. Dr. S. J. Alexander attended the Robertson Brazos County Medical Association meeting at Bryan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Cannon of Thornton spent Thanksgiving with J. T. Hamilton. Miss Dorothy Barrett of Taylor was Thanksgiving guest of Max Dotson at Valley Junction.
An old health notice promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy for worms and poor health in children. It claims regular use for two to three weeks enriches the blood improves digestion and strengthens the whole system while being pleasant to take and sold at 60 cents per bottle.
Mr and Mrs Henry W Harding return from New Orleans and host guests including Mrs 8 C Beckham and Miss Janie Astin. Thanksgiving visits noted with Bryan and San Antonio connections. For sale: oil cook stove with three burners and desk combo by R W Marshall. Eyewear clinic listed at Duffeys Drug Store. Social visits involve Rev and Mrs J M Gordon of Silsbee and Judge and Mrs J Felton Lane with guests from San Antonio and Brenham.
A Syruphonic laxative named LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN is advertised as a remedy for habitual constipation. It promises relief within 14 to 21 days with regular use to induce regular action, stating it stimulates and regulates. The product is described as pleasant to take and priced at 60 cents per bottle.
Mrs Horace Roberdeaux and her daughter Patricia returned to Port Arthur after a brief stay with Mrs S Hatch Cummings. Gilbert Philen was among State University students here following the Aggie Longhorn game at Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs M M Whitehurst spent Thanksgiving with their daughter Miss Gertie Whitehurst, a Marquez public school faculty member.
Band and orchestra instruments and music teacher supplies. Repair all instruments. Factory rebuilt pianos like new for 150 and 175 dollars delivered. Cash or easy terms. Write for catalogues and particulars. Slovacek Novosad Music Company, Bryan, Texas.
N P Wimberly, respected resident of our city, died at his home at the Oxford hotel after a brief illness from heart trouble. Funeral planned for Friday at Norwood cemetery around 2 PM, with extended obituary to follow next week. Also notes visits by Mesdames Rozell and Calloway to Sherman, and arrivals of Dr Elam Falvey and Dr George W Davis in Hearne and Dallas respectively.
Cure claims promise refund if PAIG OINTMENT fails to heal itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to ten days. First application provides ease and rest, priced at fifty cents.
Dr. H. W. Cummings visited Bryan on Tuesday for a meeting of the Brazos and Robertson County Medical Society, where he serves as president.
Mrs. W. F. Arendale and her young daughter Delia Frances have gone back to Somerville following a visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. Currys and their daughters.
An advertisement-like notice touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as superior to ordinary Quinine, noting tonic and laxative actions with no nervousness or ringing in the head. The copy concludes by urging to remember the full name and seek the signature of Sh. W. GROVE, Jue.
Miss Sue Cummings spent the week end in Bryan visiting Miss Virginia Hostrasser of Houston who stayed with her mother Mrs. B F Hostrasser as guests in the home of Mrs. C F Moore.
The Baptist W M B 8 will host a turkey dinner on Friday December 7 at the Rohde building. Everyone is invited to attend with the ladies and all proceeds go to a good cause.
For sale by NESBITT The Druggist. This medical remedy claims to ease eczema itch tetter cracked hands ringworms chapped face poison oak sunburns old sores and other skin sores especially on children. The ad emphasizes relief for sore heat and various skin conditions.
Miss Katie Brady from the University of Texas hosted Thanksgiving guests at the P. L. Brady residence. Lillie Triska Irene Brady from Austin attended along with E Peters Father Latchford of Austin and Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Carson and their children from Calvert.
The State of Texas to the sheriff or constable of Robertson County is ordered to publish this citation once weekly for four weeks in a Robertson County newspaper or nearest county paper. Edmond Stovall, residence unknown, must appear before the Robertson County District Court on the first Monday in January 1924 to answer a petition filed November 27 1923 in case No 6928. Plaintiffs Howard Stovall C H Stovall and minor William Stovall seek partition of two tracts 60 and 40 acres from the Stephen H Eaton League in Robertson County Texas. The tract descriptions include references to Cedar Creek J S Ross survey Moore estate and Elizabeth Ross, deceased. Plaintiffs allege joint ownership and impracticability of fair division. request partition and appointment of a receiver to sell and distribute proceeds. Dated November 27 1923 G O Galloway Clerk Robertson County Texas.
A notice states hogs have been taken up and may be reclaimed by their owner who must pay all feed expenses and describe the animals. Call 291-J to identify and recover the hogs.
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