The Teague Chronicle. (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, January 8, 1915 Page: 3 of 4
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Produce!
We are Paying—
7c per pound for hens.
1 Jc per pound for fryers.
10c and 15c each for roosters.
10c per pound for turkeys.
' 5c per pound for a few bushels
of black-eyed peas.
30c per dozen for eggs.
Protect yourself on Flour, the
price is high now and it is still going
higher. You will do yourself a fa-
vor if you lay in a supply. Get the
best -buy Bell of Wichita or Sweet
Roses and you will 'always have
good bread.
We have a good team of mules for sale
6 and 9 years old, solid black, good
matches. We can save you money if
you are going to buy a team.
Sheffield & McSpadden
TEAGUE, TEXAS
Phones 366 and 367
LOCAL 5 PERSONAL
Three young Jersey Cows with-
yoqng calves, for sale or trads
for other cattle or corn. —R. M.
“Senter, phone 808. 24-7
If you are tired of burning i ^ q Lancaster of rural route
green wood, telephone 469. 18 2 wag tradinjf jn TeaRae gatur.
B. L. Seely of Donie renewed [day. While here Mr. Lancaster
his subscription to the Chronicle j called and renewed his subscrip-
Enfertained.
. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Smith-
[entertained the young friends of
their daughter, MiBB Gladys,
home from Fort .Worth for the
] holidays,/Friday night with a
party. . >
After an hour spent in happy
greetings and music a lively
contest followed, Miss ‘Nina
Ruth Taylor being the winner of
a dainty finger Hog, and Mr. Ira
King won the booby prize, a
celluloid god'se; "At a late hoar
they, departed, thanking Miss
Gladys for the “best tipie ever.”
Those present were Misses
Madello Barret, - -Ruth Jeanes,
Floy Rhea, Juanita Patterson,
Vera Phillips, Nancy Dunn,
Ruby D,unkin, Alta Lois Riley,
Georgia Phillips, Gertrude Rob-
erson, Im z Dunkin, Mi.ss Thomas,
Nina Ruth Taylor, Atelia Chum-
ney, Elva Warren, Gladys Tims,
Violet Smith, Maude Jeanes;
Messrs. Ira King, Grady Jeanes,
Ernest Hum, Sam Ward, Dan
Herpin, Odell Harris, Roy Terry,
Claud Ogden, Earl Harris, Paul
Shick, John Ritphie, Byron
Patterson, Tom Anderson,
Horace Lindsey, Reginald Terry,
Leon Brain lett.
A Guest.
Identified With Bank.
There is a rumor afloat in the
financial circles of th,e city which
bears the information that J. Dr
MaupitCStTperintendent Motive
Power and Equipment, and R.
W. Smithy superintendent Bridge
and Building Department of the
Trinity & Brazos Valley railroad,
have become heavy stockholders
of the First State Bank of
Teague.
This bank is already a solid
and well founded organization,
but the connection of these
gentlemen, with the prestige
they carry in business and rail-
road circles will further strengh-
en the business possibilities of
the institution, and add another
facto? for decided success.
Its stockholders are now rep
resented in almost every trade
or avocation of life, and unde?
its present management it has
experienced a steady increase in
business.
Monday.
Hot chocolate with whipped
cream served right—The Candy
Kitchen.
A. J. Canady of Dew renewed
his subscription to the Chronicle
ftafrunday. '\r f
For Rent.—One furnished
room. Mrs. J. F. Guggolz. 25-8
R. Q. McSwain of Freestone,
while trading in Teague Satur-
day, called and renewed his
subscription to the Chronicle.
If you want your garden plow-
ed, phone 469. W. R. Edwards.
A. G. Sartor, of rural route
No. 1, called Saturday and re-
newed his subscription to the
Chronicle.
Extra good dry stove wood,
heater wood and four-foot wood.
Prices reasonable., Telephone
469. ' 18tf
W. L. Senter of route 11 called
Tuesday and renewed his sub-
scription and that of Mrs. M. T.
Senter for another year.
A. S. Hendrix, after visiting
his son, John L., and family in
Teague, returned to his home at
Thornton Sunday.
We have several good horses
for sale, or will trade for good
notes. Alexander Bros. t 2lt
$100 Reward, $100"
known to the medical
being a constitutional
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tion to the Chronicle.
For Sale.—Good Jersey milch
cows, at a bargain. W. M.
Lindsey. 24-5
Our good friend, J, M. Baker
of • Shanks, while trading in
Teague Monday, made a pleasant
call at The Chronicle office;--
M. M. Sims, of rural route 4,
called at the Ghronfcb effica
Monday and placed his subscrip-
tion for the year.
Frazier Hendrix, who sfient a
week with his family, left Sun-
day for Abilene where he is
employed by Chas. J. Gass in a
dry goods store.
S. C. McGaw of Wortham,
rural route No. 2, was in Teague
Monday and took occasion to
call and renew his subscription
to the Chronicle.
Judge W. E. Terrell returned
Saturday from Brookneal, Va.,
where he and Mrs. Terrell had
spent several months. , Mrs
Terrell remained there with
relatives. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Steptoe
and family have- moved from
their former location on Pecan
street between 5th and 6th
avenues to the L. M. Jacobs
residence near the . corner of
Pecan and Seventh.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Gideon are
in receipt of a New, Year’s
present in the person of a healthy
baby girl. The mother is doing
nicely, and Gideon is wearing an
extra broad smile. ^
For Sale or Trade.-Will sell receipt of ft. One smal
or trade for horses
Card of Thanks.
To the friends who came to us
in the hour of trouble, and con-
tributed all that human kindhess
could suggest, to help and com
fort, we return most heartfelt
thanks.. And although such de-
voteiTTrieh' ship cannot remove
the sad memories that linger
around our vacant chair, it
brings into view the brightest Due from Af>
side of humanity and throws the
pure light of an unselfish friend-
ship into the darkened home.
May the day be far distant when
those friends who gathered
around us will need similar at-
tention, but when the time comes
may they receive the same full
measure of generous aid and
tender sympathy they brought
to our home when death was an
inmate there. •
T. J. Preston and Family.
FAIRFIELD NEWS
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The regular January term of
the county court convened Mon-
day the 4th, with Judge Geo. W.
Fryer presiding. * »
Cotton is moving from and
through "Fairfield like it used.tu
be moved during September by
wagon trams, which reminds us
that there is “something doing”
With the opening of the new
year. ■ .
L. Kirgan wax looking
after business in Teague Monr
day. '
“The following jurymen were
sworn in Mdnday for the" first
week of county court:
A. A. Stroud,. A. M. Keeton,
T. F, Manahan, C. O. Mayberry,
W. D.HCorneTjus, W. M. Hender-
son, L. L. Hall, Newt Robert-
son, Wiley McAdams.
Marriage licenses issued dur-
ing the month of December:
V. L. Rippel and Miss Lois
Glenn.
A. C. Fleming and Miss Viola
F. Sterling.
W. F. Swinburn and Miss Ida
Willett. ’
W. Whitfield and Miss Ethel
Baker.
Carroll Simpson and Miss
Ethel Cannon.
W..H. Pease and Miss Annie
Carter. x
Reagan Clark and Miss Vera
May Nash.
C. A. Newsom and Miss Geor-
gie Bond.
Edgar Lane and Miss Mattie
White; - -----*----r——_
J. H. Smith and Miss Vida
Sawyers.
Chas. W. Loader and Miss
Mattie Irene Shelton.
W. A. Petty and Miss Carrie
Stovall.
J. B. Allen and Miss Jewell
Benight.
,
J. W. Renfro left Monday for
Riesel on business.
Official Statement of the Financial
Condition of
The FIRST STATE BANK
of Teague.
The State of Texas* at the close
of business on the Hist day, of
December, 1914, published in the
Teague Chronicle, a newspaper
printed and published at Teague,
State of Texas, on the 8th day of
January, 1915.
RESOURCES:
Lonns and Discounts,
personal or colnteral$ 78,465.84
Loans, real estate..!.__ 11,948.25
Warrants___:___. ...... 1,624.69
Bonds and Stocks..— ■, 1,800,00
Real Estate..^,-_____— ~1,8lH.26
Bills Of Exc’nge (cot’n) J ,780.82
Furniture flbd Fixtures 3,455.44
Mrs. L. J. Snook has the
thanks of the Chronicle for re-
newal of her subscription yeste -
day.
E. J. Headlee went to Waco
Wednesday on business.
Elder and Mrs. Luther Norman
moved this week to Austin.
A Texas Wonder.
The Texas Wonder cures kid-
ney and bladder troubles, remov-
ing gravel, cures diabetis, weak
and lame backs, rheumatism and
all irregularities of the kidneys
and bladder in both men and wo-
men. Regulates bladder trouble
in (Children. If not sold by your
druggist will be sent by mail on
proved Reserve
Agents, net.-.$2,8,41.52
Due from other
banks and bank-
ers, subject to
check, net_____ 687.45 3,028 97
Cash Items____ 83.79
Currency.!____ 4,761.00 '•*»
Specie........ 2,939.61 7,784.30
Interest in depositors
Guaranty fund_____ 1,095.98
Assessment Fund..'---- 9.7.41
Total... .$107,276.85
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock paid in $ 25,000.00
Surplus fund________ 500.00?
Undivided profits,net.
Due to Banks and
1,385.42
Bankers, subject to
"T * \
check, net_____—
426.75
Individual deposits,
subject to check—
56,539.50
Time certificates of
deposit.•____-------
8,458.25
Cashier’s checks.----
966.93
Bills payable and re-
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discounts________ __
16,00(4.00
— Total____________
$107,276.85
. nnrfnct a ,
State of Texas. Freestone County:
We, E. J. Headlee us presi-
dent, and H. F. Gunter as cashier,
of said bank, each of us, do solemn-
ly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of our knowl-
edge and belief.
E. J. Hkadi-EK. president,
II. F. Gunter, Cashier.
§
For Sale or Trade
Any part or all of the following Teague prop-
erty will be sold out right or traded for horses ojl
mules, or both. Might consider.other trade:
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Two residence lots on Avenue.
Two new 3-roOm houses in good rent district.
_ Five acres Ipad4ust outside city limits.
For further particulars see
A. D. ANDERSON-—
TEAGUE,
TEXAS
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Williams, Wednesday, Jan. 6,
a • 10-pound baby boy. The
mother and little one are doing
nicely.
~Misses Elizabeth McCarty of
the State University, Austin,
Trixia McCarty of Mexia, and
Rosaline Felz of Tehuacana have
returned to their homes after
spending the holidays with Miss
Josie Mae Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Jenkins
left Wednesday for Sapulpa,
Okla. Mrs. Jenkins will visit
relatives in WaXahachie and
Frost before going to their new
home.
At Methodist Church.'
Sunday Jan. 10th, we will be-
gin at the Methodist church two
series of sermons. Morning
series on “Jesus, the Savior of
the World;” evening series on
“Old Testament Characters.”
Subject for Sunday morning—
“The Days of His Minority;”
Evening subject — “The First
Man and Woman, or The Begin-
•nine of the Race.”
Those who hear these series of
sermons through will receive
both instruction and a spiritual
uplift. We are having fine au-
diences and trust that every
Methodist will be in his place at
church next Sunday. We invite
all friends who will to come and
worship with us. We will give
you a good shake of the hand
and a hearty welcome.
A. S. Whitehurst, P. C.
Tax Collector’s Notice.
I will be in Teague for the
purpose of . collecting taxes
Friday and Saturday, Jan. 15
and 16. Will b6 located at. the
F. & M. Bank.
Geo. W. Williamson,
Tax Collector.*-
W. C. T. li.
TheW. C. T. U. will fneet
Thursday, Jan. 14, at 3:30 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. J. O. Steptoe.
There havirtg been no meeting
of the Union since some time be-
fore the holidays, a full attendU
ance is desired.
Press Reporter.
11, „ ___,
snarenuiiiErs
Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the shareholders of
the First National Bank of
Teague will be held in the offices
of tfie bank on Tuesday, January
12, 1915. ^ 22-5
Children’s Coughs—Children’s
Colds Both Are Serious.
When one of your little ones
shows symptoms of an approach-
ing cold, give it Dr. Bell’s Pine-
Tar-Honey at once. It acts
quickly, and prevents the cold
growing worse. Very healing—
soothes the lungs, loosens the
mucous, strengthens the system.
It’s guaranteed. Only 25c. at
your druggist. Buy a bottle to-
day. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for
sores. -
J. S.1 Patterson went to
Houston Wednesday on business.
&P >*• - ,
The Uncertainty of Life
is reduced to the minimum
when you Eat the Right Kind
of Food. It is our business to
know what to sell in order to
produce best results in- health
and vigor, and our customers
know that we have succeeded
in this matter. Ask any of
them—or try us next yourself.
It is easy to be convinced.
And our profits are so small
the PRICE has also been
paired down to the minimum.
H. T. McCOl
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Stringer, William J. The Teague Chronicle. (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, January 8, 1915, newspaper, January 8, 1915; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1110690/m1/3/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fairfield Library.