Burleson County Ledger and News-Chronicle (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, November 10, 1911 Page: 2 of 8
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Schiller, returned to Uose-
Monday after visiting home
here.
Hist Millie Wotipka left this
for Snyder where she will
this year.
We are Proud of our Customers
&
5()tí cords of wood delivered
in CaldwelUat «1*8.00
L. W. Henslee.
W..I). Law ranee and wife of
—"iiwere visitors here Mon-
Tuesdy.
Wanted—To buy att kinds «of
^oga. VWill buy by the head or
_>y weight. ;
Sam Ó. Kngsdale.
Monday afternoon at Somer-
vil le. che foot ball team from the
Brent&m school played a game
*rith'$e team from the Somer-
villo school, the score standing
84 to4) in favor of Brenbam,
' :¿ —r—rter-' ? #.. *
Constable J. A. Ham came
down from Temple Tuesday and
got Willie Jones, alias, Shag
HÍilley and carried him(Jback to
Bell county where he is wanted
for rútfiiiu^ away owing a fine
for a misdemeanor.
The Houston & Texas Central
Hail road has been at work re-
cently purchasing the right of
way for the new road, they now
being engaged in the setting the
tight of w«y from Caldwell to the
Tegua and it is said good pro*
gress han been made-
For Sale.
A thorough bred Jersey heifer
calf, 4 months old, nothing bet-
tor in the county.
J. w. Harvey.
Lost Thursday there was spread
by the members of the Caldwell
Fishing Club, a magnibcent
dinner at (heir lake. There were
only fifteen or twenty member?
and invited guests present on
account of the disagreeable
weather There was a barbecued
pig and other good things to eat
and those preseut had a fine
time.
Last Monday afternoon at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Schiller, their little son, Alvin,
celebrated his ninth birth day
Anniversary with a' purty to
which thirty six of bis little
friends wer¿ invited. All had
• nice time playing games and
before dispersing they were
served with nice refreshments
, consisting of cancy, lemonade
and cake.
All who have cotton seed hulla
them at the oil mill, will
please come and get same at
once, as the hull house i* fu l to
overflowing. If you cannot take
a'l that is due you, come arid
what you can, anyway, for
of the hulls are not re-
are may be forced to close
lack of room.
T. J. Oliver, l'gr.
Copyright Hart Schaffncr & Man
They know what's what and who's
Who—and that is why they are our
customers. They know good mer-
chandise when they see it; that's why
they want our clothes,. They know
when the prices are honeste that's
why they buy our goods without .a
murmur. They appreciate honest
systematic methods of doing business,
that's why they like our store. Why
shouldnft we be proud of such custo-
mers? We want to add some more
customers like these to our list be-
cause we believe the result will be
a mutial benefit. Once our customer
always our customer and there must
be a reason. Come in and let us show
you our line of new suits overcoats,
shoes, hats, underwear, shirts, neck-
wear, etc.
J. F. COBB CO.
"The Store That Leads and Away Ahead"
County Court Proceedings,
County Court convened Mon-
day morning in regular session
with Judge it. J. Alexander on
the bench and County Attorney
W. M. Hilliard prosecuting for
tho state. On the criminal
docket the following cuses were
finally disposed of: Gib Burleson
theft of less thsn ¿50, not guilty;
Stephen Eld red ge, gaming; guii-
ty and fined $10; Green Walton,
assault, not guilty; John Whit-
field, aggravated assault. dis-
missed; Hermann Gebhardt, put
ling lye on a dog, guilty and
fined $10; Ituck Clay, theft of
less than 150, dismissal; Henry
Johnston, theft of less than $50,
dismissed; Jesse Brown, carry
ing a pistol, guilty and fined
$100; Ewell Listón, gaming,
guilty, and fined $10; Moscow
Bowden, gaming, guilty and
fined $10; (iua Anderson,gaming
guilty, and fined $10; Buck Har-
ris, carrying a pistol, guilty and
fined $100; Monroe Knox, gam-
ing guilty and fined $10; Mike
Smith, assault,dismissed ; Henry
Iteddick, gaming. gu Ity and
fined $10; Katharine Johnson,
theft of leas thun 4?">0, guilty,
fined $1 and given one hour in
jail; Ed Kelly, gaming* guilty
and fined, $10; Jeff Jordan, gam.
ing, guilty and fined $10; John
McLsan, gaming, guilty and
ünei fio; M&e Ecrsrioo, aggra-
vated assault, guilty and fined
$5.
The civil and probate dockets
were taken up Wednesday but
there were no cases of special
importance oa«ather of them-
Joe Freída Dies Suddenly
Joe Freida, ar «idento! Dean-
ville, died there yesterday room-
ing at 5 oclock very euddonly
from heart failure. He was pro-
prietor of a saloon th¿re, but did
farm work and worked all day
Wednesday, being apparently
in his usual health. Yesterday
morning about 5 o'clock he
raised up in the bed and called
to one of his sons to get up and
get ready to hitch up the team.
Sude s íly ho dropped back in
the bed and was dead in a
minute or two. Deceased was
about 50 years old, married and
leaves a wife and several chili-
ren. He was a member of the
Sons of Hermann under the aus
pices of which lodge he will be
hurried in Chriesman cemetery
near Dean ville, but up to the
time of going to press we wcrei
unable to learu the time of the
burial
MILK PROBLEM SOLVED HUiZl
In Cuba the Infant Takes Hie L
Fluid Direct From the
Goat.
-teal
0. Cardanes
Down in Cuba they havts solved
the problem of the bottle and the
baby. No more unwashed bottle ,
nor half-soured milk threatens the
little life with the dread specter of
cholera infantum. When a Cuban
infant has had its morning bath the
cliek-claek of little hoofs is heard
in the patio. Enter a sleek, well-fed
nanny goat, led by a maid, or per-
haps by the adoring grandmother.
Baby is held in position by las fond
mamma or nurse, and while some-
body else grasps the animal firmly
by the hind legs the child takes his
breakfast direct from the same lac-
teal fount ns the kid. These four-
footed wet nurses are now kept in
every well-to-do Cuban family whore
there are young children. They are
not allowed to roam at large, but
are carefully fed and regularly
bathed and brushed by a special at*
tendant.
AMERICAN ZIONISTS.
The Federation of American Zion-
ists has just held its fourteenth an-
nual convention. It is their object
to regain Palestine for the Hebrew
race, and their plan is to purchase
100,000 acres there each year for
♦he establishment of Jewish col-
onies. Already they have 38 agricul-
tural colonies in the Holy Land, and
but recently they opened a settlement
near Jaffa for artisans as well.
CHILE
SHORT
ORDER
HOUSE
i
\ NEAR DEPOT.
mmAvat:
Save time and money by using
the long distance telephone'
Transact business satisfactily
without waiting for reply. Juhi
a turn of the bell and we do the
rest.
Connected with alt points in the
county and ovv tne state. I' c
the telephone and work while we
get your man. Prompt service
time saved money made that's
1 easy.
TRANSTEXAS
TELEPHONE CO.
ii 1 ;'
Mrs. liettie Merrin snd little
grand daughter, Menla, left
Tuesday for Waco where they
will spend a few days with reí-1
ativei and visit the cotton ¡rafee..*
THS RULING PASSION.
"Say, Henry !w
"Well ?"
ul wish you would crank up this
fee cream fremr for ma."
J. B. HONEY CUT
PHYSICIAN
Diseases of Women and
Children a Specialty
Office in Stone <fc Hitchcock
Drugstore. Calls answer-
promptly day ta- night.
Day phone 82. night ¡.hone
* 81
7i\
Miss Kat hleen Cade loft Friday
for Waoo to attend tho cotton
i p.Iaci carLivai.
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Burleson County Ledger and News-Chronicle (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, November 10, 1911, newspaper, November 10, 1911; Caldwell, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth168770/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.