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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
7
Local note list of visiting relatives and guests across Houston Palestine Calvert and Bryan. Mentions Mrs J P Ayres Mrs Leonard Lokey baby and Mrs J H Jones along with several residents visiting kin in the area. Includes brief social notices of travels and guests.
Mrs Jyna Knowles visited relatives in Bryan for several days this week. Mr CG Haigier of Corpus Christi stayed in the city with Mr J M Haigier for several days. Miss Mamie Curry is home from Southwest Texas State Normal at San Marcos. Miss Abbie McLean of Oak Woods is guest of Mr and Mrs B McLean. Mrs Robert Goree of Houston visited Miss Nelleen Miller early last week.
The Store Ahead Rosenstein's promotes an After Supper Sale with strong value offerings. Local customers are invited to explore discounted goods and special prices aimed at delivering better quality for every shopper during the promotion.
Mrs Julian Parker and children of Ft Worth are the guests of Mr C W Gardner and family.
Local notes report families visiting in Adairsville Georgia and Huntsville Alabama. Listings include rental housing for June first by Prof Gillespie, a Southwest Texas Normal comm placement, funeral attendance in Cuero, ice cream freezers at Dillard Furniture, and a Saturday sale at Rosenstein’s. Also mentions Dr C D Cearnel improving health, Maccabees meeting in Hearne, and sale of cotton picking sacks from Mission Texas.
John Supsic of Sanbury Pennsylvania praises Dr King s New Life Pills claiming rapid relief from constipation indigestion and liver complaint. The ad states the remedy costs 25 cents and is recommended by A B Boyd.
Mrs Lonnie Calaway Mrs W C Lovelace Mrs J H Rogzell and Miss Inez Wood all of Mumford visited Hearne Saturday driving in Miss Wood s car Lillian Welch joined a Calvert party that chartered a car to Taylor to hear evangelist Ham conducting a meeting A local notice lists for sale eight Indian Runner ducks English Penciled stock and a potential exchange for fryers Brother W S Lucky of Caldwell an elder Baptist minister visited Monday to spend the day with J E Gray s family
Rosenstein's Mr. D. F. Peel, a successful Port Sullivan farmer, was in Hearne on Wednesday for business and reported crops in his region to be in good condition, generally clean and well worked, not needing rain at this time.
Low rate excursion tickets go on sale Saturday June 7 for trains to Galveston arriving Sunday morning June 8. Return trips depart Galveston Monday June. Tickets available from Ticket Agent of L and GN.
Marion Ohio druggist C Lower praises Dr King s New Discovery as the best throat and lung remedy. He cites curing his wife of a severe bronchial cold after other remedies failed and urges keeping two bottles at home for family use. Guaranteed by A B Boyd priced 50c and 1.00.
On Friday night May 28 Mrs W H Bivin and Miss Beth Harding staged a musicale at the First Baptist church to benefit the school drinking fountain. A large audience heard many talented young musicians directed by the two teachers. The program was lengthy with numerous performers, all acquitting themselves with credit, and praise from The Democrat for pupils and teachers.
Judge A. G. Cobb Major R. H. Martin Mr and Mrs W P Beverley and little Miss Nan Hearne Beverley Mrs W R Batley and children Miss Lee land Will Mrs P A Reed and son Lucian Mrs John Preston of Bryan Mr and Mrs J T Simmons and little Miss Velma and George Henry and Mr and Mrs W Grissom and children left Hearne Saturday night May 24 for the Confederate Reunion at Chattanooga A special sleeper was chartered and set out at Hearne they boarded here with Dan Hodge accompanying report says they arrived safely and are well and having the time of their lives.
The two story home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Golightly on the southeast corner of block 3&5 nears finish. Carpenter work is done, papering and painting proceed rapidly. It is regarded as one of the neatest homes in the city.
Rafe recounts a eerie night after crossing the dam toward his cabin when a blue light ghost six feet tall materialized from the ground. It points and says a name then vanishes as Rafe, alarmed, confronts it with defiance. Zeke nods to a similar cautious response and the two discuss handling the fright.
A child sighs for a complete family, desiring to be a whole orphan so a missing sibling could fill the other half and shared playtimes could begin. The dialogue reveals longing for companionship and belonging through imagined kinship.
A playful exchange questions belief in luck and wealth. She asks if the lads can indicate a man who seeks wealth, and he affirms for the case of pickpocketing.
An advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as a quick cure for cold symptoms. It promises relief of cough and headache and offers a money back guarantee if the cold is not cured, with a signature attributed to E. W. GROVE. The copy imitates historic patent medicine style with bold assurance and dubious claims.
Misses Lillian Woodward Florine Morehead Dell Halstead Jennie Campbell Annie Turner Willie Myatt Ruth Jones Essie Jones Alva Reese Mrs Zola Moore and Messrs Miller Campbell Frank Brumfield Lester Garwood, part of a Bre mond dramatic troupe, stopped in Hearne Monday on the way to perform at Franklin Opera House that night. Also, Miss Mable Eelbert, after visiting Grace Griffin, graduates with top honors from Mid Key College Sherman and heads home to Oakwood.
An Oneonta New York man claims Ford Vinol eased fifteen year stomach woes and boosted strength and weight. The ad touts Vinol as strengthening weak stomachs and nerves, with a money back guarantee from Liles Bros in Hearne Texas.
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