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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1924
Page
7
Monroe Miller of Calver a Hearne visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Spiller spent Sunday in Wheelock. Mr. and Mrs. C. EB. Griebeck were in Bryan Saturday. Roy Henry of Waco spent a day here with relatives and friends.
Day take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets to stop cough and headache. The cold remedy works off with E W GROVE’S signature on each box. It reads like an old time patent medicine promotion urging quick relief.
Mrs Eugenie Steffan and R W Marshall return from Austin while Mrs W C Allen and children Maebelle and William visit Dallas. Jake Apperman of Austin visits Mr and Mrs I Levine. Mrs John T Welch hosts Mr and Mrs J C Smith in Houston. Miss Sue Cummings spends Sunday in San Antonio with Mr and Mrs DeWitt Waltman. Mrs Maud Nolan of Houston visits her sister, Mr P Wimberly, at the Oxford. John Stewart of Dallas visits his father and Mrs G D Stewart. A shipment of hats arrives. Jersey cow for sale. Mrs M V Carson and children from Calvert stay with P L Brady. Mrs Pearl Hooper of Harlingen visits Mrs John Teeley and Mrs Zada Hines. Annie Stevens and Grace Stevens of Roscoe visit Mr and Mrs R O Y. Miss Thelma Talley returns home from teaching Orange public school. Mr and Mrs Morrow Burney, Mrs Roy Moss and William spend Sunday in Cameron. E M Carrington travels from Franklin to attend commencement. Stella Adams, editor of the Calvert Tribune, visits Democrat office. Mr and Mrs Walter Thomas and daughter Gertrude spend Sunday in Branchville with Mrs Joe Harlan. Mr and Mrs R J Brule and children of Navasota visit Mrs Floy Reinhardt and the Misses Larkin. Dr and Mrs W K Waltman visit Mr and Mrs R A Baessler in Hallettaville. Kathryn Bishop, Walnut Springs faculty member, returns home. Dr J W Black and children of Bryan spend weekend with Mr and Mrs W A Scott.
Mr and Mrs J R Covington traveled from Houston to spend the weekend with Mrs William Crenan at her residence. The social visit highlights local intercity ties and family greetings.
Mrs Klengie and daughter Miss Celinda Klengie visit at the home of Mr and Mrs J B Looney. Henry Shoap returned from Burleson County Sunday and plans to attend Wednesday evening graduation exercises.
Mr and Mrs M M McNeel and Mrs J B Cox of Calvert were guests of Mr and Mrs J T Hamilton Sunday.
Mrs Roy Stevens and her children from Dallas join Mrs William Erwin and her young daughter from Houston visiting at the W H Ely home.
A partial OCR note describes a refuge money case with terms like Gursciag and Bleeding or Prot Shedurst. It mentions AY CASE and reference to a son, with unclear dates and places. The readable elements indicate a legal or financial dispute linked to refuge funds and a procedural application.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hervey and their little son arrived Saturday for a visit with Mrs. Alma Mosley in Hubbard, staying at her home.
Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Cummings and their young son Charles Stewart returned to their Anderson home after a brief stay with the G. D. Stewart family.
Have that old furniture you have stored away repaired and overhauled Upholstering and varnishing a specialty I guarantee my work Phone 274 48 tf U Lane.
Mrs. Rebecca Keith and Misses Aleesta and Wilmer Welch along with Mr. John T. Welch spent Sunday in Waco as guests of Miss Ruth Sapp.
Mrs William Creran Mrs C G Hudson and guests Mrs J R Covington and child ren of Houston along with Mr Knox Tidwell attended the funeral of Mrs Olive Harwood in Gause on Monday.
Mrs F M Matthews of Lexington has returned home midweek after a winter and spring period away. She was away since the season and arrived Wednesday, resuming daily routines.
Hearne friends report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John Stewart of Dallas on May 18. The newborn will be named John R. Stewart.
In Belton on Tuesday Mesdames C A Griesenbeck W H Bivin Bettie Teeling Miss Hixie Green and Phil Teel ing attended the piano recital of Miss Elizabeth Teeling who is graduating from the Baylor College Department of Music.
Mrs Leo Treadway of Little Rock Arkansas left for home Monday with sister Miss Sallie Later and nieces Margaret New and Anna Rodell. They will travel through the Ozark Mountains for a time. Miss Maureen Daniels of Carthage, a Spanish and history instructor at the Public School for two years, departed for San Antonio to visit friends before returning home. It is noted she declined re election, a loss to many here.
W. C. Meador, architect of Fort Worth, visited Hearne on Monday by invitation of the Methodist church building committee. He will submit plans for the committee’s consideration as preparations for a new church begin soon, with an encouraging outlook from committee members.
Mr W W P Easterwood of the W C Allen Dry Goods Company takes a three week vacation and leaves Hearne Saturday for Shreveport Louisiana to visit his son Jame. He then travels to Birmingham Alabama to see a sister and will visit relatives in Atlanta Georgia. The trip ends with a several day stay in Chicago with his two sons Henry and Charles.
I have the plans and specifications at my office in Franklin Texas Robertson County for a brick public free school building at Mumford Texas and will be ready to set the contract on June 7 1924 Submit sealed bids with certified checks of 500 dollars payable to the undersigned The right is reserved to reject any and all bids County Supt Robertson County Franklin Texas.
Mr and Mrs A Clifton and their children spent Sunday in Mexia enjoying time together and visiting relatives.
A Syruphonic Laxative named LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN promises relief from habitual constipation within 14 to 21 days. The product claims to stimulate and regulate bowel action, is pleasant to take, and is sold for 60 cents per bottle.
Robertson County Texas notice commands publication in a general newspaper for twenty days and at least weekly before the return day. It concerns Lucy Wagner deceased estate and the final account and discharge sought by executor J A Foster. The Robertson County Court will hear it on the first Monday in July 1024 at Franklin Court House.
A historical ad describes Hayes Healing Honey cough medicine and Groove's Penetrate Salve for chest and throat use. It promotes soothing a cough by healing irritated tissues and applying salve on the chest and throat for cold or croup symptoms. The two remedies sold together in one carton with instructions to ask a druggist.
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