The Hamilton Record and Rustler (Hamilton, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 18, 1912 Page: 5 of 10
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train for their homes. These ladies ent an
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hotel last Sunday.
hauling of it? I have several hun- est,‘upright boy and will always
dred yards of dirt to dispose of in make good whether at work or tak-
Mr. and Mrs. Lee McElhannon
and little children of Valley Mills
were at the home of Mrs. McElhan-
non’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. H.
Brown for the wedding of her sister
As the weather grows hotter the
prices grow less at McKinley-Corri-
gan Co’s. 3
New Pictorial Review Patterns at
McKinley-Corrigan Co's.
McKinley-Corrigan Co. sell the
Best and Prettiest Buggies in Ham-
ilton for least money.
The Reliable Old Hickory wagon
can be found at McKinley-Corrigan
Co. See it before you buy.
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girls, costing $45,000.
were raised in Hamilton county and
always enjoy their visits to the old
community.
Pearl Perkins of Houston who visit-
ed in Hamilton a short time ago.
B. H. Baxter, one of Hamilton’s
most progressive and enterprising
merchants has closed a deal for a
lease of five years on the building
he now occupies. Carpenters are at
work enlarging the floor space to
make room for the $20,000 stock of
new goods he will add to his already
big stock for the fall trade.
Mesdames J. A. Fooshee and Ar-
thur Howard of Wichita Falls, Mrs.
H. Muffson of Stephenville and Mrs.
Homer Duke of Gustine, 'sisters of
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Misses Grace and Etna Tilling-
hast, the attractive guests of the
Misses Rodgers for the past week,
left Monday for their home in Carl-
ton.
Hon. A R Eidson, wife and
daughters, J. A. and Eunice toft
Sunday for Galveston to enjoy the
cool breezes and surf bathing for a
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Graves and
their two children, Ettie and Omer,
of Carlton were week end guests
at the home of Mrs. Graves’ mother,
Mrs. S. E. Francis and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan and
Mr. and Mrs. Chancellor and Miss
Chancellor of Dublin were the guests
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Athleticsin charge of a trained manager who is a
member of the faculty.
For Catalogue, Address
JOHN S. HUMPHREYS,
President, Brownwood, Texas
bookkeeper for the Smith-Harris
Lumber yards. We can thoroughly
appreciate the good judgment of
the Smith-Harris people in the
choice of Mr Roddy’s successor as
Craik is a young business man of
superior ability, well trained through
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ing a vacation.
Geo. M. Carlton and Bob Russell
came over from Hico Tuesday to
deliver two new Buick cars, one be-
ing the property of Dr. Wm. Hobdy
of this city, and the other going to
J. D. Chamlee of Gatesville. Mr.
Chamlee was in Hamilton to re-
ceive his car. The Buick to be-
coming quite a favorite in this
section of the country and too, Mr.
Carlton to a salesman “from away
back" and does a good business in
this line from sheer force of habit.
The original and only Bill Henry
Carter with his wife and beautiful
little daughter, Thelma, came in
Sunday from Valley Mills for a vis-
it with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Carter and other relatives and
hosts of friends. Bill Henry is edi-
tor and manager of the Valley
Mills Tribune and gets out a good
paper. He has been suffering for
several years with rheumatism but
his health to very much better at
present and ’ we hope he will soon
be entirely well.
Craik Pierson has been chosen to
succeed J. M. Roddy, who has re-
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The Record is not trying to “cut”
anybody’s "throat," but when it
comes to good printing, reasonable
prices and prompt delivery we have
got all competition "skinned" more
ways than a freighter can whip a
mule. The reason we can do it is
because we have the epuipment
and the experienced workmen to
turn it out. Our job shop is second
to none in Waco, Temple or any
other Texas town of that- class and
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which happy event took place last
Sunday afternoon.
Wheeler Pigg and John Colson
packed a camping outfit consisting
of a big grub box, gasoline torch
light, lanterns, fishing tackle and-
etc., in a two-horse power back
Monday and hit the trail for a
week’s outing. We hope they will
have a more pleasant trip than
they anticipated.
J. L Lary, general manager for
the G. M. Carlton Bros. & Co’s. mer-
cantile house, left Wednesday for a
visit to relatives in Carlton and to
Gatesville friends. His family ac-
companied him and he will be ab-
sent from the city for a week’s va-
cation.
A card from Mrs. Dewey Lang-
ford, who is a student in the Bush
Temple Conservatory of music,
Chicago, informs us that she is en-
joying the cooler climate of that
region very much. She says there
are hundreds of Texas teachers in
attendance and among them Miss
Handsome new dormitory for
five years connection with the
At the Odd Fellows cemetery next
Sunday afternoon, July 21, the cer-
emonies incident to the uveiling
of the monument over the grove of
Forest Rainwater will take place.
The W. a W. camp at Hamilton has
been Invited to take part in the ser-
vice. All are cordially invited to
attend.*
In the Springdale community in
the southern portion of Hamilton
county on an area of land two
miles square was produced this
season 20,000 bushels of oats, which
we believe equals the fertility of
land in any portion of Texas. The
planters whose farms produced this
magnificent yield were M. Branp,
H. H. Hoover, M. N. Wright, W. D.
Denham, D. M. Oliver, D. A. Solo-
man, R. A. Barkley, Will Soloman
on the J. M. Sparks farm, Felix
Hudson, and B. F. Wheelis.
Charles Roberts of the Hamilton
Record force is enjoying a well
earned vacation this week. He left
Sunday for Gatesville to spend a
few days with relatives and friends
after which he will visit his mother,
Mrs. Sparks, near Shive. Charley
to faithful and capable in the dis-
charge of his duties and is an hon-
Brownwood, Texas
Twenty-third session opens September 12th.
316 students enrolled last season.
Curriculum correlated with Baylor University and
other leading colleges in the South.
to O. E. Stuteville, Hamilton, Texas...
T. J. Jordan, P. L Maxwell of
Hico and T. H. Atkins of Ft. Worth (
came over from Hico early Wednes- ।
day morning to look after business ।
in Hamilton.
• Misses Alice McGarvey, Pat and i
Maude Secrest were guests in the i
Thos. H. Brown home for the mar- l
riage of Miss Virta Brown to Chas.
W. Fuqua Sunday. ,
T. s, McKinley, the noted fisher- l
man of Hamilton, returned with I
his family - from the Colorado last I
Sunday.’ Modesty compels us to re- l
frain from repeating the wonderful i
stories told by him. Suffice it to I
say that all people who know him
are willing to take his word without ;
any embellishment from us
Mr. and Mrs. Hall and children of
Mexia came through Hamilton
Monday in a touring car and while
here were the guests of Reuben Jor-
dan at the Exchange.
Durr Do you want dirt for the
the hauling of the dirt? I have sev-
eral hundred yards of dirt to dis-
pose of in this way. Come and
get it. C. W. Cotton.
Durr: Do you want dirt for the
turned home Tuesday afternoon
from a fortnight's visit with Mrs.
Horton’s sister, Mrs. E. a Moore
and family at Adamsville, and with
their daughter, Mrs. Gid P. Toland
and family at Aleman.
Mrs. Vance, wife of T. J. Vance
principle of the Hamilton high
school, with her mother, Mrs. Gil-
lette, of San Marcos, arrived in
Hamilton the first of the week to
take up their residence here. Mr.
Vance will follow later, p
Walter Collier, ad man for G. M.
Carlton Bros. & Co., is off for a ten
days vacation, and with his little
son, Shelby, left the first of the
week for Menard to visit his sister,
Mrs. Frank Hartgraves and family
and will fish and hunt on the rivers
in that section of the State. We
operated by apprentices nor are we
conducting a kindergarten; our
Courses given in the following departments:
Literary college and preparatory. Business, Bible,
Pedagogy, Expression, Art, Music, Piano, Voice and
Stringed Instruments. i - -——........
Faculty composed of specialists trained in the best
New Buggies
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Mrs. E. D. Allen and little children printers being trained, well-seasoned,
Catherine Smith , and Elizabeth experienced high-class artisans, wh
Allen, arrived at home Saturday know how to do the work to the
Miss Hallie Owen of Comanche
is here for a few week’s stay with
her sister, Mrs. H. T. Johnson.
James Studio for First class
Photos.
George Luke Reg Brunk left Mon-
day for a trip to points down the
Cotton Belt line
See James Studio for all kinds of
out door photos.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. George J.
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THE HAMILTON RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 18,
P Barks Herbs
4 ThstAtz"eEaa“azermnetnamage, s
“ purirying and enrching the blood, as
fnarb. combined in Hoods Sarsa-
40,366 testimonials rcelvea by octoal
kh count In two yeara Be sure to take
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Got it today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets calle areathe.
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HOWARD PAYNE COLLEGE"
head milliner, has accepted a posi- l advantage we enjoy is the fact that
tion with Sanger Brothers in Waco, we carry a complete, well-assorted
Mrs Barham made the change that stock of commercial stationery of
she might lie near her little daugh- ali kinds and do not have to send to
ter, Helen, whom she will place in Dalias or St. Louis for stock every
the Convent of the Sacred Heart in timie we get an order for printing,
that city this fall. Her many friends Our stock of stai i ne ry alone any
and patrons in Hamiltb will regret day during the year, amounts to
very much to learn that she will more than the entire ordinary
not be here again, but wish her sue- country printing office of the village
Have you seen Baxter’s big Rack-
guest of. Miss Alma Atkinson this et Story ad. this week? Read it—it’s
week. rich!
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Lowest prevailing prices on Every-
» ■ thing at McKinley-Corrigan Co’s.
To young men especially—See
those Handsome new Buggies at
McKinley-Corrigan Co’s.
his home near Rock Church came
to Hamilton Monday to take the’cake to the Society
from Alpine and San Antonio. She best advantage therefore at a sav- K Near Northwest Corner Square,
informed us that Mrs. Maude ing of from 10 per cent to more y—y
Barham, who was with G. M. Cari- than 50 per cent in many instances
ton Bros. & Co., the past season as to our customers. Another great
closer prices,
satisfactory
ners. if you
A line with more service and com-
fort with no more pay. At your
convenience let us show you this
line. You will find the styles here
that you will like best. Another
car of new ones just unloaded*
colleges and canservatories.
ude i
when the Hamilton people come to
realize that fact they will more
] fully appreciate our enterprise and
Hamilton Bank & I rust ( ompany. ! our efforts to lift Hamilton-from the®
Heis straightforward and indus-: village to the town class in the'
trious and the business of the yards printing and publishing business,
will be carfully looked after and Another thing
our printery is not r
the interests of his employers will
society of the Methodist church und with you!
a few guests on the occasiou of ti a ( We ill 1
monthly tea Tuesday afternoon. A | will d ’ u
Missionary program, of interenting; P e ■ L te *
features was entertainingly rendere 11 Pr nt ry
bymembenof the society. While ।
several beautiful piano sclections
were given the hostesses served.., .
sick during the past week. We are
glad to report her convalescent.
For special information on best
bait to drive fish upon the hook see
T. S. McKinley at the McKinley-Cor-
rigan mercantile house.
Mrs. J. W. Slavin and son Jim, of
Houston arrived in Hamilton Tues-
day to be the guests of Dr. and
Mrs. W. W. Fowler.
Mrs. J. 0. Bigby and children,
Leo, Velma and Vivian are in Ham-
ilton from Gordon City for a visit
with Mrs. Bigby's sister. Mrs. John
Hunt and family.
L Tolleson and family, of Ham-
lin, Jones Co., is in the city this
. week the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Jack Norman and family.
For Sale: Good family horse and
surrey, also good, large milch cow.
Apply to C. W. Cotton, Hamilton,
Texas.
For Sale: Good fam Dy horse and
surrey, also good, large milch cow.
Apply to C. W. Cottoh, Hamilton,
Texas. — -
Miss Maude Mickle, who had been
the guest of Miss Rebecca Robinett
in this city, left Monday for her
home in Comanche.
Agents Wanted: Three good, liye
salesmen or agents to canvass coun-
ty for good selling article. Apply
' Attention People?
western counties of the state.
Ladies Home Journal patterns
One Half Price at McKinley-Corri-
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tdy done so. try us
t orer for printing.
•; itc, the order and
sr -tomke-yeu-ap-
service. The Record
cess and happiness in the new field. class andthi n eans
Mrs. T. C. Piersun and daugliters, , quick delivery
Misses Johnnie and Maggie, enter-, serv ice to our
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Peck, L. O. The Hamilton Record and Rustler (Hamilton, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 18, 1912, newspaper, July 18, 1912; Hamilton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1564456/m1/5/?q=california+crossing: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.