For Sale and Property Listings in 49-ix
For sale one hundred bushels of corn at one dollar per bushel by J D Hiler. No hunting or trespassing on W W Kirkpatrick premises McAnelly Springs. Three houses on Commerce Street near each other for sale with 6, 5, and 5 rooms priced at 1800, 1600, and 1600 with 50 percent cash and easy terms. No trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hiler
McAnelly Springs Place
W. W. Kirkpatrick
Commerce Street
Williams
Executor Named In Adams Estate Notice
Notice is given that the undersigned has qualified as executor of the estate of John T Adams deceased and all claimants are notified to file in due form. A hunting trip ended when a jitney rolled into San Saba carrying several men and gear. Names include Jno H Moore Ed Whitman Sam Moore Rainey Moore and others as companions in Bandera county. J W Sheppard moves back to San Saba county after a Colorado river sentence. Jewel Smith of Richland Springs prepares to enter Baylor College at Belton. Frank Hicks of Trinchera Colorado returns home after Christmas with his parents L E Hicks. Otis Nortcut arrives from Richmond California to visit then join his parents in Donna. J B Harrell of Kimble county seeks to purchase the John Towerton homestead in Colony community. Mr and Mrs George Sanderson welcome a new boy December 29. Scaramouche to play at Majestic January 19 and 20. Cedar Camp and W C W Circle to meet and install officers January 2 at Woodmen hall. Mrs Elzie Tinsley and Eva Louise of Mason visit J E Hayden. W A Oliver and wife of Mason visit San Saba. Charlie Carroll and wife of Christoval spend holidays here. Carroll serves as deputy game warden for the San Angelo region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Adams
San Saba
Jno
Charlie Carroll
Christoval
Mr. Carroll
San Angelo
Youths Companion Home Calendar for 1925 features colorprint and aphorisms
The Youth's Companion Home Calendar for 1925 emphasizes usefulness with bright red blue and gold printing. Each month includes a rhymed aphorism by Arthur Gutterman or others and a small vignette reflecting festivals or weather. marginal calendars show adjacent months. Subscriptions at 2.50 for 63 numbers. Local notices record Abilene visitors and community names amid holiday gatherings and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gutterman
Local Folks Share Holiday Visits Across Texas
Miss Hula Sullivan returns to Edgewood to teach expression. Louise Allison visits with mother Mrs. Mat F. Allison. Stenographer Eblin Allison’s Breckenridge law office kinship noted. Families from Bend Lometa Cleburhe Fort Worth Abilene Oklahoma gather in San Saba for holidays. Cotton ginning up 2,089 bales from San Saba County to Dec 13. Newt Estep offers axe sharpening. Frank Murray and Frank Jr. visit Low family. Slater Neal visits Fort Worth. Christmas at home in area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise. Allison
Eblin Allison
Breckenridge
Local notices from Goldthwaite area unfold holiday visits and obituaries
W W Yarborough of Waco and family visited relatives in San Saba and Richland Springs over Christmas, with J S Yarborough of Amarillo also in town. The San Saba Star reports the sale of the Farmers Cafe building to relocate its press in early 1925. Miss Fannie Carroll visited family in Orange and plans to teach there again, while Justice A T Chamberlain and daughter Mary toured Oklahoma City. The death of Mrs Caroline Rebecca Taylor is noted. she was 82 and long a Texas resident, survived by four daughters and two sons. Grandma Taylor remembered for cheerfulness in affliction. Also reported are visits by J L Brown and B L Brown to their uncle R H Smith in Kingsland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
Caroline Re
Becca ‘Taylor
Fisher Street
Goldthwaite
Bernice ‘Sanderson
M. Sanderson
Texas
Houston
Jonesboro
Tenn
C. C. Taylor
Grandma Taylor
Carr Home Catches Fire
The J W Carr home caught fire on a Wednesday about at oclock. Prompt work and quick help from friends saved the house from major damage as the flames were extinguished. The fire was first discovered in the pool and caused only slight damage. John Carr was at home for dinner when the blaze started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Carr
Ben
John Carr
Local Druggist Reveals New Dandruff Remedy Mesala
A local druggist introduces Mesala a dandruff cure claimed to help many with a single application and to clear most severe cases within a week or two. The product is described as pleasant to use inexpensive and sold at seventy five cents by Simmons Drug Store with a general promise of customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Seiders
J. L. Dailey
Murray Building
Public Square
C. R. Green
C. H. Biggs’ Store
Bob
Votess
R. L. Seiders
H. W. Bolton
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Sulphur Springs Ranch
T. S. Ayler
H.W. Bolton
T. M. Burleson
Thos. Hibdon
Lampasas
Tom Edmondson
Joe OC
Turner
Claud Huddleston
Hamilton
R. J. Edwards
Rhode Island Reds
C. A. Harkey
A. Locklear
Locker
Algerita
Oma Parks
Cherokee
First National Bank
First National Bank of
Blix A. Horton
Conhttenstadt
E. E. Fagg
J. W. Sheppard
San Saba County
Colorado River
J. R. ‘Polk
Jewel Smith
Richland Springs
Baylor College
Belton
Frank Hicks
Trinchera
Colorado
Mrs. L. E. Hicks
Otis Nortcut
Richmond
California
Donna
Rio Grande Valley
Otis
J. B. Harrell
Kimble County
John Towerton
Colony
George Sanderson
Scaramouche
the Majestic
Cedar Camp
W. C. W. Circle
Woodmen Hall
Elzie Tinsley
Eva Louise
Mason
J. E. Hayden
W. A. Oliver
J. L. Faver
Abilene
Eugene Faver
R. H. Crank
Cleburn
State of
Ohio
Dennis Sullivan
Crank
Kate
Tot Harris
Harper,Oklahoma
Wallie Thorp
Abilene Christian College
Bob Norris
Talpa, Texas
Emma ‘Kuehn
Taylor
R. ©. Cravey
Beulah Kuykendall
Wichita Falls
M. F. Fuller
Charles
J. M. Fuller
Brady
Kate Wallace
Arthur Sullivan
Denton
Marvin Sullivan
Luling
B. D. Sullivan
Heber Gray
Brownwood
Mr. Gray
Dick Kolb
W. G. Kolb
CG Et Merris
Hula Sullivan
Edgewood
W.T. Moore
Ned
Bend
Seth
Thomeoh
Tommy
Cleburhe
Autry’ Moore
Fort: Worth
Marinds. Jackson
Lometa
E. E. Thomson
Albert Shoemake
Fort Worth
Lieut
Douglas B. Smith
Fort Sam Houston
Pat Kennedy
Oklahoma
Hugh Miller
Sallie E. Ford
Carl Bryant
Uncle Sam
O. O. Graham
Springer New Mexico
Newt Estep
Frank Murray
Master Frank, Jr
Eastland
R. R. Low
Slater Neal
W.W. Yarborough
Waco
J. S. Yarborough
Amarillo
W. E. Yarborough
J. S
High Plains City
R.A. ‘Thomson
Cleburne
Eleb, Thomson
S. HE. G. Hillman
Mrs. Taylor
Fannie Carroll
Orange
J. W. Carroll
A. T. Chamberlain
Mary
Oklahoma City
B. C., Maxwell
J. L. Brown
Bethel
B. L. Brown
San ‘Saba
R. H. Smith
Kingsland
Llano ‘Couniel
Henry
Brown & Bowers
Texaco
Timberlake Bros
And
Dickerson Variety Store
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