Local notices and visits fill Taylor weekender
The itemized society notes list many visitors and guests across Texas towns including Mr. E Richardson in Taylor, Miss Alice Allen from Austin, A R Weeks from Houston, Alfred and Louis Brady in Austin, Mig Zell Fortner in Cameron, and Mrs. Max Dotson in Houston. Car care and grocery ads appear with Harris & Bush, Miller’s, and Firestone references. Several families host relatives from Bryan, Navasota, Waco, Hempstead, Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston, with entries about lodging, travel, and social calls.
Miller's Offers Complete Auto Service and Courtesy
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gibbs and their baby daughter from Houston visited Mrs. Rebecca Keiti and Miss Aleesta Welch for several days this week while enjoying Miller's automobile offerings and prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Gibbs
Houston
Rebecca Keiti
Aleesta Welch
Nunns of Bryan visit Mrs Knowles Saturday
Mrs T C Nunn and Rolard Nunn of Bryan were guests of Mrs Julia Knowles Saturday and were accompanied home by Mrs Knowles. We Stop a minute and let us drain your crank case and refill with Supreme Auto Oil at Miller Fulling Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Nunn
Rolard Nunn of
Bryan
Julia Knowles
Knowles
Supreme Auto Oil
Miller Fuling Station
Brashear, Carrington and Clarence Smith in Waco Visit
Mrs T Fr Brashear and Mrs B W Brashear with Mrs D B Carrington and Clarence Smith visited Waco on Wednesday. R M Johnson, receiver for The Farmers National Bank of Hempstead and The First National Bank of Hearne, was in Hearne this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Fr. Brashear
B. W. Brashear
D. B. Carrington
Clarence Smith
T. &. Brashear
Waco
R. M. Johnson
Farmers National Bank of Hempstead
First National Bank of Hearne
Hearne
Families Attend R W Goodman's Franklin Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Banks Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Barlett and Mr. E. P. Hill attended the funeral of Mr. R. W. Goodman in Franklin on Wednesday.
Hearne area gasoline and filling stations advertise
Hearne merchants promote gas and oils products from Humble Oil & Refining Co. for sale at Hearne Motor Co. Sission Filling Station Mrs Haigler's Filling Station D- P Keeling C C Merchant Station Dillard & Co. Rambo Motor Co. Aadvy.4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Hearne
Gale
Hearne Motor Co
Sission Filling Station
Mrs. Haigler’s Filling Station
D- P. Keeling
C. C. Merchant Station
Dillard & Co
Rambo Motor Co
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets Promote Relief
An ad-like fragment notes Colds Cause Grip and Influenza and claims Bromo Quine tablets remove the cause. The box bears the signature duc. and the name I. W. Groves appears on the packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Groves
Duc
Miss Dell Hearne Plans Summer Trip From Wednes Day
Miss Dell Hearne leaves Wednesday for Bryan to visit relatives before heading to San Antonio for the summer. James Brady and his children Constance and Sherrill of Tamaro Illinois were visitors last week at the home of Mr and Mrs P L Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brady
Constance and
Sherrill
Tamaro, Ill
P. L. Brady
Merchant Filling Statei and Storage Auto Laundry Greas ing and Tire Service
Ad note outlines a business offering storage, auto laundry, greasing, and tire service with a contact phone number 12.
Graebers Rush to Waco for Father’s Bedside
Mr and Mrs L H Graeber left Thursday for Waco to be at the bedside of Mrs Graebers father Mr Ferguson in Baptist Sanitarium. Guests included Mr and Mrs John T Welch Mrs W H Davison Miss Pearl Smith Leta Proctor and Libbie Hall at Mrs C F Moore’s Bryan home. The Bivins visited Dorothy Bivin in San Antonio where she stays with her aunts Dr Clara Cook and Mrs Bertha Weatherly for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bivin
San Antonio
Winifred Weatherly
L.H. Graeber
Waco
John T. Welch
W. H. Davison
Pearl Smith
Leta Proctor
Libbie Hall
C. F. Moore
Bryan
W. H. Bivin
Clara Cook
Bertha Weatherly
Fhey Cumpines
Aberdeen
Yancey Cummings
Wichita Falla
Columbus
Cleninic Cummings
Mary Cross
Sue Cummings
Elvaston
Mrs Reed and family in Otey enjoy summer produce
Mrs P A Reed and her son P A Jn with Mr Reed in Otey report enjoying large quantities of fresh vegetables and fruits. Mrs Mary White, formerly of Houston, is staying indefinitely at The Oxford Hotel. She is warmly welcomed by Wim berly friends who recall her visits during the late Mr and Mrs N P’s time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Reed
P. A
Mr. Reed
Otey
Mary White
Houston
Oxford
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromo Quinine Patent Medicine
Ad claims a one day cure for a cold using LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablet toy. Stops cough and headache and works off the cold. H. W. Grove signs each box. 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Grove
Sanders heads to McAllen to start auto business
J. W. Sanders leaves Hearne for McAllen to establish an automobile business. Mrs. Sanders and sons Billy Mack and Eugene remain in Hearne for the time being while he gets settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sanders
McAllen
Mrs. Sanders and Sons
Billy Mack
Eugene
Hearne
Mr. Sanders
Death of W. R. Goodman County Superintendent
The death of W. R. Goodman, County Superintendent of Public Instruction for three years, was received with sincere regret. He passed away in Franklin Tuesday night after a lingering illness. Remains were interred in a Franklin cemetery Wednesday afternoon in a large gathering of relatives and friends. Goodman leaves a wife and three children who share the community’s sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nws
W. R
Public Instruction
Man
Franklin
Goodman
No, George not job but position in big league work
In Houston Press, M E Tracy advises George Overalls to seek real field experience with skilled labor rather than cushy office work. He warns the job market is crowded and stresses the value of self reliance, hard work, and practical use of knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
League Work Next Wednesday Program at Methodist Church
The Intermediate League, led by Miss Gilcrease of the Western Union, will present a program at 8 15 PM next Wednesday July 29 at the Methodist church to showcase league activities. The public is invited and urged to attend for an informative evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Intermediate League
Gilcrease
Western Union
Hayes Healing Honey and Grove Open-Trate Salve Combo
Hayes Healing Honey promises to stop a cough by healing inflamed throat tissue. Each bottle includes Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat, to be rubbed on children during colds or croup. The duo is packaged together in one carton for home treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Lough
Grove
Grave
Local Notes on Visitors and Arrivals at Home
The Fifth Week Petit Jury roster includes R W Cole R F Moore Joe Battle E T Beard Sr B F P Rhodes Bob Reeves L J Rains Norman Henson W A More head J N Darrell Tom Lawrence Henry Bowman A W McNeil G Rabe Jr J B Allen T W Rhceberg W L Smith W S Bush Geo Teer Harvey Cobb L D Hager A E Horverkorm and ae Rambo J J Stephens Tom Merryman A J Peters W B Massey R B McCall R C Allen RC Allen J I Baldwin Fo Baldwin J G Middleton TM G Rodgers J C Brown L ba Mitchell. Miss Marybee Weston arrived home Monday from Hempstead after a two week visit with relatives following a stay in Camp Allen. Mr. D C Weston and Robert Weston have returned from a trip through Colorado and Creston. Jo Smith wife and baby of Cleburne were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs W A Welch and family. Mr. Smith is with the Cathy Evening Times at Cleburne and stopped by The Democrat office Monday to help set a few lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Cole
R. F. Moore
Joe Battle
E. T. Beard, Sr
B. F P. Rhodes
Bob Reeves
L. J. Rains
Norman Henson
W. A. Morehead
J.N. Darrell
Tom Laurence
Henry Bowman
A. W. McNeil
G. Rabe, Jr
J. B. Allen
T. W. Rhceberg
W. L. Smith
W.S. Bush
Harvey Cobb
L. D. Hager
A. E. Horverkormand
Ae Rambo
J. J. Stephens
Tom Merryman
A. J. Peters
RB. . McCall
R. GC. Allen
RC. Carson
J. I Baldwin
Fo. Baldwin
J. G. Middleton
TM G. Rodgers
J. C. Brown
L Ba. Mitchell
Mary Bee Weston
Hempstead
Camp Allen
Jo Smith
Cleburne
W. FA. Welch
Mr. Smith
Cathy
Democrat
McNeel Family Relocates to Local Residence
Edwin and Meredith McNeel along with Maurice and likely Edwin McNeel’s return to Calvert this week joined Mr. McNeel in a local residence formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwg
McNeel
Gona
Edwin
Meredith
Calvert
Mr. McNeel
Maurice McNeel
R .S. Willams
Boiler blast injures Sun Oil worker in Arkansas
News from Smackover Arkansas last weekend reports S B Clayton formerly of Hearne was badly scalded in a boiler explosion on a Sun Oil Company lease. He was rushed to the hospital and improving as expected according to latest messages to his sister Miss Kiva Belle Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smackover
Ark
Sun Oil Company
S. B. Clayton
Hearne
Clayton
Iast
Kiva Belle Clayton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. E. Richardson
Taylor
Alice Allen
Austin
A. R. Weeks
Alfred and
Louis Brady
Mig Zell Fortner
Cameron
Harris & Bush
Ellen King of
W. C. Allen
Miller
Adv
Max Dotson
Steele’s Store
R. M. McCarver, Jr
C. P. Lewis
Marlin
Bertha Cohen
C. E. Parnell
Miller’s
A. C. Cornforth
John Cornforth
Olga Heye
W. K. Waltman
Phony
D. C. Weston
Vernon Frederick
Robert McKay
Navasota
Sallie Smith
Sieberling
R. A. Baessler
J. B. Lauterstein
Roy Henry
Andy
John Scott
E. R. Trotter
Groesbeck
Beard Cash Store
Beatrice Owen
A. A. Wagnon
Dallas
O. Barnhouse
Rockdale
R. M. McCarver
Dorothy. Barlett
Mrs
J. R. Barlett
O. D. Clayton
Eva Belle
Scott Grain Co
Bentley Wagnon
Denton
Lucy Ellis
Mesdames H. W. Cummings
J. Felton Lane
Bettie Teeling
Miss Amelia Harding
T. E. Hardcastle, Jr
Galveston
T. E. Hardcastle, Sr
Estelle
Mattie Pearl Keeling
Clara Myers
Simonize
Miller Filling Station
E. A. Reinhardt
Edwina
M. M. McNeel
H. L. Gibbs
Baby
Mr. Gibbs
City
L. C. Fitch
A. C. Love
Helen Cummings
State University
Plernt
Duffey Drug Co
Rexall
Hearne, Texas
M. E. Tracy
Houston Press
Drusgistes
Kinwars
G. M. Sisson
Bryan Nursery and Floral Company
P. L. Brapy
Hirsch Bros. Paramount Lines
Paramount
Yankie
Hamilton
J. GC. Smith
Frances Iva Smith
Jouston
GC. K. Moore
Mrs. Smith
Frances Eva
J. 2. Welch
Bryan Nursery
Mra
A. Craig
W. A. Scott
J. W. Black
Ady
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