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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
7
Mrs. W. F. Ely of Gause is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ely and will stay at the W. H. Ely home before returning home.
Mrs. Ewell Nall of Austin was a weekend guest of Mrs. Oscar Robinson, staying at the home of Mrs. 8. C. Beckham.
Miss Lula Larkin spent Sunday in Waco. Miss Agnes Cole visiting in Cameron. Mrs E Y Ely visiting in San Antonio. Miss Irene Brady home from Austin. Miss Ruth Robertson visiting in Rosse. WANTED a good cook at Oxford Hotel. Mr and Mrs J W Horlock in Galveston. Miss Eugenie Marshall in Dallas this week. Mr Charles Robb of Galveston here for week-end. Mr and Mrs George Thomas spent Sunday in Cameron. Mr T F Brashear spent Sunday at home. WANTED good reliable person for clerk Oxford Hotel. Mr and Mrs Robert Rohbe returned from Galveston. Michelin Tubes guaranteed all sizes Hearne Motor Co. Mr Wallace Beverly spent two days in Houston. FOR SALE 1922 Model Chevrolet Touring car C T Rhodes. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hefley in Cameron at week end. Miss Kathryn Beverly spent several days in Thornton. Mrs Joe Glenny of Houston guest of Mrs N P Wimberly at The Oxford.
A box of LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets marketed by E. W. Grove claims the product does not affect the head or cause nervousness or ringing. The label features Grove's signature and asserts tonic and laxative effects suitable for general use.
Cars washed and serviced. Mr and Mrs W E Astin and Miss Janie Astin return from Glen Rose. Mr and Mrs Claud Crutchfield hosted in Burnet. Flowers available from Mrs G M Sisson, phone 22. Rent: two unfurnished boone on East Side, phone 106. Miss Sallie Griffin of Franklin visited Mrs Carrie Guenzel. Mrs Pearl Echols of Longview stayed with Judge and Mrs J Felton Lane. Lieberling Cord Tires offered by Hearne Motor Co. Sale: two milk cows or piano trade. Miss Annabelle Melton of Wheelock visited Mr and Mrs A C Love. E C Vaughn departed for Calvert for post office work. Mrs Taylor of San Antonio visiting W E Astin family. Sale: five room home with two lots, see Otho Mathews or phone 192. Mr and Mrs L T Self and children visiting in Houston with Victor Bryan. Mrs Sam Taylor and Mr and Mrs Earl Caulk of Taylor visited Mrs Della Black. Miss Anne Marshall in La Porte for Episcopal Young People encampment. Elizabeth Brady spent Hike week in Austin with sister Mrs Emery Add e. Mrs E A Reinhardt and daughter Edwina of Houston visited Hearne friends.
Mr and Mrs G Purvis Jr visited at Mrs J G Ely s home this week. Mrs Lee Ellis Weber and children of Calvert were Hearne visitors Tuesday. Leona and Mary Tucker of Bryan stay with Mr and Mrs J T Ohr. Mr and Mrs J T Ohr and Mamie Claire spent Sunday in Bryan. Mrs G L Lewis and baby of Clyde visit Mr and Mrs R O Crutchfield. Mr and Mrs John T Welch and Miss Pearl Smith left for Mineral Wells. Mr and Mrs G D Martin and Mrs Louis Wilrich of Houston were also noted guests.
An advertisement for LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN promotes a syrup laxative claimed to cure habitual constipation in 14 to 21 days. It emphasizes prompt relief and regular action with daily use, noting the formula is pleasant to take and priced at 60 cents per bottle.
Mr and Mrs R T Weese were guests of Mr and Mrs L C Fitch Monday while traveling to Calvert where they will establish their new home. The notice lists 6060 as a prescription for malaria chills fever dengue or bilious fever claimed to kill germs.
A U S at home remedy package offers Hayes Healing Honey to stop a cough by healing throat tissue and Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat relief. The two remedies come in one carton with a 35 cent price and are displayed as a combined treatment for cold and croup symptoms.
Mrs. G. M. Sisson and Mrs. H. B. Easterwood host family guests as Mr. Vernon Easterwood from Houston visits for Sunday at their home, with contact note titled Bryan Florist at hand.
Mrs P C Gibson and Mrs Briggs with Edith and Louise Gibson of Calvert visited Hearne on Monday. W P Ferguson and guests including Mrs Murray Doyle and baby of Stamford were in Waco on Wednesday. Mrs J B Townsend of Temple stayed with her parents L Philipe and Mrs J W Waltman. Mr and Mrs Ewell Rogers, Mrs Fay Lyon and daughter of Marlin visited Mrs R L Green. Thad Guenzel returned from San Antonio to visit his mother, Carrie Guenzel.
Beverly Peel accompanied by Carl Peel returns to Dallas from a weekend visit to grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Peel.
Mrs R L Green returns to her home from Marlin where she stayed with her daughter Mrs Ewell Rogers. Mr and Mrs T F Brashear and several Brashear and Bishop family members were in Bryan Tuesday. Mrs Murray Doyle and her Stamford daughter and Misses Nelleen Miller and Irene Ferguson visited in Waco Tuesday. Hatch Cummings was home briefly before going to Luling for summer work.
Mr and Mrs Herman Wilker with their son and children have returned from a week at a Trinity camp. Mr W W P Easterwood arrived home Monday after a month visiting Shreveport Atlanta and Chicago.
Advertisement asserts that healthy children are free of worms and that Grove's Tasteless chill tonic will enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the whole system over two to three weeks. It claims natural recovery will expel worms and restore perfect health at lc per bottle.
Mrs. W. H. Davison reports with Mr. Davison at Mineral Wells that his condition is very much improved, offering hopeful news on the recovery.
Mr and Mrs Tom Childers have moved to Bryan to establish a new home with the good wishes of many friends following them to the new location.
News of the contemplated removal of Mr. and Mrs. George Kempen to Brady is a matter of sincere regret to their many friends, who had hoped to keep them in Hearne for some time, if not permanently. Mr. and Mrs. Kempen will leave for their new home at the week-end.
Advertisement notes a parasite remover for drinking water that rids chickens of lice mites fleas chiggers blue bugs and other bloodsucking parasites. It claims to act as a tonic and blood purifier, keeps fowls healthy increases egg production and reduces sickness and death among young chickens caused by insects. Sold by Thomas and Myers.
A Robertson county Texas sheriff sale notice lists land to be sold by order of a district court. The 50 acre tract in the Ry Crawford survey near Franklin is levied to satisfy a $1660 judgment in favor of S. Stratton Trustee against James Gray. Sale set for the first Tuesday in August 1924 at the courthouse door.
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