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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
3
It describes paleness fretfulness and poor appetite as signs of worms and recommends White's Cream Vermifuge. A few doses are said to restore health, with fifty years of use and a 25 cent price sold by Simmons Drug Store. Fordol life insurance ad promotes crank case draining at Jack's Driving Station.
Advert says camphor witch hazel hydrastis mix in Tavoptik eye wash delivers fast results for sore red or watery eyes. Lavoptik small bottle helps any case with eye cup offered free at Simmon s Drug Store.
W W Coffman of Mullin visited relatives early week Mrs Martha Hickman returned from Taylor with sister Mrs Jack Finlay and baby Will Walker and family from Lubbock were guests Homer Kuykendall and family at Field Creek to see ill father Tom Barton B D Harkey left for home due to flu threat Others hosting guests from Oatman Creek Georgetown Lometa Llano and Ranger attended church and events Local students and families were noted including 42 games and refreshments at Baby Head Miss Helma Houston led her class The Llano Chamber presented the play Who Was The Guilty One at the college auditorium with a lively reception Bargains in used cars at Jack's.
May Hew Produce Co announces it remains headquarters for work clothing from Headlight Sweet-Orf Buck Line Straus C. H. Biggs. The notice emphasizes top buy price for cream and advertises trusted brands for reliable apparel.
The Chamber of Commerce entertainment committee led by W. P. Normand presents an Evening Program for Pec an Day on Friday February 13 featuring a seven o clock banquet served by the PTA. Rev R K Mee will give a toast and invocation by Rev McHenry Seal. Mrs Amelia Cowan will discuss Pecans Possibilities and Miss Mildred Moore will present Pecans Crackers. Dean J. Kyle of A M College will speak on Why Where and How. Rev Marshall speaks on the C of G interest in Pec an Industry. A vocal quartet includes R G Halden O B Mosley D W Sauer and Steven Ballew. About 150 plates expected. pecans to feature on the menu and county boosters anticipate a firsthand demonstration of San Saba pecans quality and flavor.
Local Bend column lists a practically new second hand Ford for sale by Hardy and Thornblom Garage. Gimlet replies with a breezy letter praising community efforts, school pensions debate, and pecan bud orders, noting civic pride and readers enjoying Gimlet’s writings while joking about a band address and local issues.
George Hall and Viva Pridgeon exchanged rings in a Methodist parlor ceremony led by Rev. E. Marshall last Saturday at 8:30 PM. They plan to reside in San Saba after a brief visit to Brownwood, with Viva daughter of W H Pridgeon and George oldest son of F B Hall.
For sale by Rector Rector Gray a good ranch close to San Saba of about 5 000 acres with fine grazing land and well watered. Price very reasonable. Also have money to take up good Vendor's Lien Notes. 52x
Mayhew Produce Company advertises a large shipment of leather dress and work shoes from top makers. C. H. Biggs promotes inspection and pricing. The Baptist Ladies Circle 2 will serve lunch in the courthouse basement next Saturday, January 21.
Watt T. Brown closed a deal to become proprietor of the City Cafe across from the Majestic Theatre. He resigned as clerk at J. W. McConnel & Sons and will run his own business, inviting friends and the public to call. A. E. Petty of Austin spent days in the area, promoting ranch interests near San Saba and receiving a promotion. Jas. H. Baker, Esq., was in Menard representing clients last week.
Mrs Ward Holman hosted a four course luncheon for Mrs May Holman with guests including Allison Martin Kuykersdale Kirkpatrick P Walker Walker Barrow Polk Burlefort Rector. The gathering featured music and conversation, decorated place cards, a winter motif centerpiece, and assistance from Miss Iva Mae Polk and Mrs Skages during service.
Notice: a car on the track Friday and Saturday this week offers buyback of cotton seed at 35 dollars per ton loaded in car. Shoemake and Vogel, San Saba.
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