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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
7
Sunday travels and guests list include Clarence Smith in Bryan J W Sanders in Dallas Willis Somerville in San Marcos and many other visitors. Names include Mrs R S Williams J T Hamilton Dorothy Bivin I D Hall and Libby and events note Hearne Motor Co. promotions and a medical association trip to San Francisco California by Dr and Mrs T J Pugh.
An advertisement promotes LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN as a syrup laxative for habitual constipation. It promises relief in 14 to 21 days with regular use, highlighting prompt action, pleasant taste, and a price of 60 cents.
Little Miss Clemmie Cum mings will be with Mr and Mrs Waltman while her parents are sojourning in California. A shipment of white and colored sport hats in felts and other materials has arrived. Misses Smith. Mr R E Cornforth motored to Waco to spend Sunday and was accompanied home by Mr and Mrs A B Cornforth, who had been guests of Waco relatives for a week.
An item lists eye examinations and glasses at Duffeys Drug Store in Hearne on Tuesday June 26. Various residents return home or travel, including Verna Pryor and Ana Claire, John Wood Matthews, John W. Black family, Wallace Beverly and daughters, and Clemmie Davis visiting Houston, with arrangements to join or accompany relatives.
An old line advertises Bromo Quinine tablets as a cure for colds and influenza. It notes only one product named Bromo Quinine and features E W Grove’s signature on the box. Price listed as 30 cents.
Mr and Mrs Harve Spiller and Miss Aileen Dixon spent Sunday in Beach ey. Mrs J P Viviano and her little son Thomas left for New Orleans to visit relatives. Miss Frances Green left for Waco to visit Mr and Mrs Marshall. C Merchant advertises Jersey cows priced 250 to 40. George Springfield and Mrs Springfield of Bremend visited. Mrs G L McMahan and daughter from Dallas stayed with the Carringtons. H C Lyon left for Angelton then Galveston. Clarke Springfield of Rose visited A L Springfield. Ford Top repair offered by Hearne Motor Co. Roy Ely returned from Mission visiting John Gatling. Leonard Edmundson of Los Angeles visited Hearne friends. Rev Boddy of Glen Flora filled the Methodist pulpit. D R Adkisson and son Marsene visited T P Griffin. White trimmed hats arriving, affordable. Miss Smiths note. John Davison of Genoa left after weeks with W H Davison and Henry Davison.
Mrs W M Silvey and her sons Ervin and Nolan left Sunday to visit Mr Silvey who is temporarily employed in Tyler.
Mrs He We Cummings left Sunday for San Antonio where she stayed until Wednesday as a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs De Witt Waltmon.
Miss Lela Weaver of Teague traveled to Calvert on Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Matt Davis. She was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. W H Byin while in town.
Mr and Mrs Roy Stevens travel from the coast to Dallas and stop in Hearne for a brief visit with Mayor and Mrs W H Ely and their family.
Mrs M E Jones returns from San Marcos to be with her son Ross Erwin Jones following the death of her granddaughter Miss Maxine Jones several weeks ago.
Mr and Mrs Warren Wilker host as guest Mrs Maggie Foshee of Dallas a former Hearne resident. Old friends are glad for the chance to meet her again after several years absence.
Hearne Motor Co presents Auto Enamel Radio Cement all size boots and cold patches for vehicle repairs. Local shop promises durable adhesives and quick fixes for cars and radios.
Mr and John T Welch Mrs H Davison Miss Pearl Smith and Mrs Anna Proctor were guests or Mrs Sarah Moore of Bryan Sunday.
Bayliss Kenner and Mr. Watt Badders attended a Thursday evening get-together of the men of the Episcopal church in Calvert, meeting to discuss parish matters and fellowship.
A playful column celebrates community effort and local booster spirit as residents reflect on the town’s progress. Residents cheer improvements and the marching goose tradition while pondering the value of following familiar advice.
The Jumel Mansion in New York once served as a Revolutionary War hub and later affiliated with notable figures. Built by Colonel Robert Morris, it hosted Washington and his cabinet, hosted stagecoaches, became Calumet Inn, later owned by Stephen Jumel and connected to Aaron Burr. In 1908 the city bought the property and the Daughters of the American Revolution opened it as a museum.
One of the best models, contact T L Bush Mumford or Mr and Mrs J G Philen. Gilbert Philen, Mrs Bettie Leeling, and Miss Elizabeth Teeling left Tuesday by automobile for Port Arthur to be guests of Mr and Mrs Wyatt McFadden.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT falls to relieve itching within days. The ad promises instant relief from itching and promotes pain free sleep after the first application for certain rectal conditions and hemorrhoids.
Mrs S A Long mother of Mrs W W R Fairman of Bryan was seriously hurt Sunday enroute to Hearne by automobile with Mr W F Fairman and Miss Roxy Long to visit Mr and Mrs Frank Abouts Two am near Hearne when the car struck an obstruction and threw Mrs Long against the top of the car causing a spinal injury. The party returned by train to Bryan where physicians pronounced her injuries serious and an operation necessary.
The verse urges doing your best in any role from pine to blade of grass. It encourages humility and effort, stating success is not by size but by dedication to one’s task, whether captain or crew. It frames value in daily work and personal merit.
An ad from ae life insurance company in Temple seeks energetic, honest young men for roles as County Manager or local representative. J Bullard is the contact.
Mr and Mrs L B DeWalt and family have moved into town from Humble Pipe Line Pump Station and reside in a bungalow home owned by Mrs H K Davis. The note places the DeWalt family in the local housing record and ties them to the Davis property. (Named entities: L B DeWalt Mrs H K Davis Humble Pipe Line Pump Station)
Mr Hatch Cummings accepted a position with the Highway Engineer of Navarro County and will be stationed in Corsicana during the summer vacation from studies at State University.
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