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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
4
The gin plant of Hon. P. L Brady Sr. is being overhauled with major improvements and additions. Four additional 70-saw hullers, improved cleaning machinery feeders condensers and two new hydraulic presses will be installed.
A dwelling house owned by Kim Milligan was discovered burning Wednesday morning. Firefighters reported the structure fully involved on arrival and fought the flames, with no injuries recorded and the cause under investigation.
The blaze erupted at 8 15 and quickly engulfed the structure before fire crews arrived. They acted swiftly and prevented spread to adjacent homes, limiting damage to nearby residences.
The H. and T. C. BR. R. Co. to erect a section house for foreman and family and a separate sleeping house for workers on reserved land south of the freight depot. Details indicate site arrangements, with mention of nearby landmarks and personnel.
Dave Love of Franklin died in a Waco hospital after an operation. Former Robertson county deputy sheriff, he served long and faithfully in that role and was a loyal friend and colleague to the writer. His death shocks court house friends and relatives. the Democrat extends sympathy.
Richard Louis Gwaltney died at 1100 North McKinney Street Ennis on Wednesday morning after years of ill health linked to a railroad injury. Funeral at 1101 North McKinney Street conducted by Rev. W. E. Britain, burial in Hearne. Survived by wife and nephew Johnnie Everetts. Also notes Prof B. T. Gillespie and family leaving for Austin, Friday marriage of Hearn and Eva Sue Kingsley, and Mrs. A. M. Lewis improving after illness.
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