The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 35, Ed. 1, Friday, February 19, 1915 Page: 5 of 8
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LOCALand PERSONAL
Mrs. Chaa Battels was report-
ed quite oick this week.
Mrs. Frank Kucera underwent
a successful operation at the
Kings Daughter's hospital in
Temple TTuesday.
Mr. Humphrey of Hutto was
hero this week assessing taxes
for Williamson county for Coun-
ty Assessor Armstrong.
Have you seen the great new
picture. "The Exploits of Elaine
if not see it next Tuesday.
County Tax Assessor Wilson
Armstrong of Williamson county
waB a Bartlett visitor Wednes-
day. J, M. Allen made a business
trip to Temple Tuesday, return-
ing home Wednesday.
Messrs J. V. Morris and J. E.
Condra made a business trip to
Georgetown Tuesday,
(Jail m and look at tne new
spring goods being opened at
Lawrence Bros.
S. H. Sprouls made a basiness
trip to Taylor Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church will hold their annual
apron and bonnet sale on March
5.
For Rent Nice 4 room house,
at $10 per month,- see Rowntree
Bros.
Mrs. Joe Lindsey and family
of Granger visited relatives here
Wednesday.
W. W. Walton was a Temple
visitor Wednesday.
Mr. Geo. King was a Granger
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Schrock came over from
Georgetown Wednesday.
Registered Poland China male
for service, on Chas. Meissner
place. E, L. Hempel. 2t
J. W. Dickens of Brigg was
here yesterday on business, and
also the guest of his friend, H.
T. Blair.
Hon. Stanton Allen made a
business trip to Holland yester-
day. New Seed Potato es--Tri-umps,
Cobbler's or Ohio's
at Powntree Bros.
Miss Floyd Crawford of Troy
is the guest of Mrs. Ed Salyer
this week.
Mrs. Logan Mewhinney of
Holland was the guest of her
mother, Mrs. R. E. Keopke yes-
terday. Bring us your eggs, butter,
chickens, etc., we pay cash or
trade for same. Lawrence Bros.
Messrs A. Buchanan and J. A.
Comer of Jarrell were Bartlett
visitors here Wednesday.
Chas. Nowotny spent last Fri-
day and Saturday in Temple on
business matters.
Eggs for Hatching Thorough
bred Rhode Island Reds. See
Mrs. W. I. Ball.
Messrs Louie Bartlett, R. E.
Stewart and J. V. Morris were
Austin visitors Wednesday.
Miss Mayme White visited
friends in Georgetown Wednes-
day. Lawrence Bros received a car
load of new egring dry goods
from St. Louis this week.
Mrs. Matthews of Manchacha
who has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Hughes the past
week returned to her home yes-
terday. Red Hodge Fencing the best
and cheapest chicken and hog
proof yard fencing on the mar-
ket. See Mutual Lumber Co,
Mrs. Danforth of Wichita
Falls is the guest of Mesdames
'Kamp and Chaudion this week.
Fresh vegetables at Rowntree
Bros every day.
Bring us your butter fat or
cream we are paying 24cts per
pound cash at Lawrence Bros.
A. Grosse accompanied Mr.
Grant to Temple yesterday.
I have for rent two good
farms to the proper parties who
can furnish themselves. C. H.
Cooke, care Taylor National
Bank, Taylor, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Lusby of Elk
City, Okla., who have been visi-
ting relatives here returned to
their home yesterday.
Mr. Joe Mathowfl accompanied
by Misses Lester Matthews and
Nello Steele visited rolatives and
friends in Hutto Wednesday.
Herman Hill of Holland one of
the Tribune's staunch readers
was here yesterday and made
the office a pleasant call.
A house 12x16 that is ceiled
and strong. Will take $15.00.
Apply at T. Denton Lumber
Yard.
Frank Kucera went to Temple
Tuesday to bo in attendance at
the bedside of his wife, who on
that day underwent a serious
operation, We are pleased to
note that the lady is expected to
recover speedily.
Four more episodes of the
"Perils of Pauline." See it on
every Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Bartles was strick-
en very ill with appendicitis on
Wednesday morning and was
taken to the sanitarium on the
afternoon train accompanied by
her husband and daughter, Mrs.
Joe Dusek and Dr. Sutton.
Considerable amount of cotton
was on the streets yesterday
for the market, and was readily
sold at a good price. The price
seems to be getting better each
day, the price yesterday was
8:35 middling basis.
For Sale Eggs for hatching
from S. C. R. I. Reds or White
Leghorns, $1.50 and $1.00 per
15. O, N. Beyer, Holland. Tex.
Messrs T. B. Benson of Bart-
lett National Bank, C. G. Bailey
of the First National Bank, J. T.
Stewart of the Bartlett State
Bank and Earl Strauss of the
Farmers State Bank of Schwert-
ner attend the District Conven-
tion of Bankers' held in Austin
this week.
Have you pla ited your trees?
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Condra,
Mrs. I. L. Brown and Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Rhodes were visitors
in Georgetown Tuesday.
Miss Bellas Cornelius left to-
day for her home in Cat Springs,
after spending" a most delightful
time with friends and relatives
here.
How Is This 341 acres of land
situat ed about four miles from
Buck holts contains about 250
acres in cultivation, well improv
ed and watered. Every foot
first class black land, and level;
price $100 per acre Would take
in some land near Bishop in
Nueces County. See me at
once. B. Kollman, Bartlett,
Texas.
F. H, Leslie and T. N. Denson
lett Saturday for points in Geor-
gia on matters of business. Be-
fore returning Mr. Leslie will
visit the eastern markets to look
over the stocks, with a view to
replenishing his splendid stock
of merchandise.
Henry Hurst of Holland has
purchased the Busy Bee restaur-
ant from Fred Taylor and will
continue the business under the
same able direction of Joe Reese.
Joe is making good, He can
boil water, serve ox-tail soup
and refresh the inner man with
any old thing that is needed.
See him for "refreshingments."
For Sale A few 3 months old
roland china pigs at 3 dollars a
piece. - H. C. Hempel It
F. A. Limmer, the "live wire"
cotton buyer, in company with
Tom Little, made a tour of the
surrounding country Tuesday
and rounded up sixty-one bales
of cotton at a price above eight
cents. The cotton is now being
delivered to the compress.
A car each the good old relia
ble Albatross and Peace maker
flour just received at Lawrence
Bros.
Mr. and Mrs, Will Necker re
turned to their home in Cat
Springs Monday, after a pleas-
ant visit to Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Malechek.
Mr. L. C. Grant was stricken
very suddenly with appendicitis
Wednesday af tern Don and was
carried to Temple yesterday af
ternoon tor an operation at one
of the local sanitariums. Mr.
Grant is manager of the oil mill
here, and was accompanied by
hia physician Dr. Beckmann and
Mr. H. M. McAdoms.
Trade in Bartlett
Information has reached Bart
lett of the sudden death at Wim-
berly, of A. Meyers, an uncle of
Mr. Ed Ford of this city. The
remains of Mr. Meyers were in-
terred at Edna, at which place
the gentlemen had business in-
terests. Wo have a large shipment of
Irish Cobblers, and Triumph
seed potatoes due at Lawrence
Bros.
Messrs A. Ware, Dan McKen-
zie, Sr., Cliff Talleyand Dan Mc-
Kenzie Jr., formed a hunting
party this week and enjoyed
several nights on the Salado
hunting "wild cats." The Tri-
bune is unable to learn of their
luck.
Fresh vegetables every day at
Lawrence Bros.
Chas Waggoner made a busi-
ness trip to Holland yesterday.
FOR SALE-Complete set of
household goods. Cheap for
cash. See A. G. Winn. It
Mr. J. J. Patrick of George-
town was here yesterday on busi
ness.
The boys of the High School
are practicing daily for the track
meet to be held in Belton next
month. They are doing some
nice work and if some of the
schools of the county don't watch
some one is gong to get beat.
We will pay 17 cents
for eggs till Saturday
night. White Produce
Co.
Mr, and Mrs, Durant Bartlett
were Holland visitors this week
the guest of relatives.
Mrs. John Duncan was the
guest of her daugnter, Mrs. Vol-
ney Reed, in Holland this week
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Allen
were Taylor visitors this week.
Dr. Blair was a Georgetown
visitor today.
J. W. Hightower was a busi
ness visitor in Georgetown this
week.
Mrs. W. P. Berry has returned
from the Eastern markets where
she purchased a most beautiful
and complete line of millinery.
Prof. Jackson, representing
the State educational department
yisited Bartlett Wednesday. The
gentlem an is expected to report
favorably on the condition of
our schools.
We will Day 17 cents
cash for eggs till Satur-
day night. White Pro
duce Co.
Mrs. Veta Davis is clerking
for the Walton Dry Goods Co.,
during their big re-organization
sale.
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Rowntree Brothers are
now prepared to extend
credit to anyone needing
any accommodations in
their lines.
Joe Scharnberg and little son,
with John Lincoln as chief scout,
went hunting Wednesday and
it is currently reported that with
two buckshot shells these experts
killed four squirrels, two rabbits
and a deal of vuluab'e time.
We will pay 17 cents
for eggs till Saturday
night. White Produce
Co.
Rev. J. C. Rhodes attended
the State meeting of the Anti-Saloon
League at Waco last week, he
reports a very enthusiastic and
harmonious meeting. Several
speakers of 'National reputation
were there. He says, "the pros-
pects for state-wide and National
prohibition were never so promis
ing as at the present time." While
in Waco Rev. Rhodes visited his
daughter, Miss Mary who is at-
tending Baylor University, and
several other friends from Bart-
lett, including the Lassiters,
Stones and Miss Lillian Benson,
all of whom are highly elated
with their school and doing nice
ly.
H. LESLIE S
Clothing Sale
A
LL MEN'S and BOYS SUIT'S and
Boy's Knee Pants, except serges
at One Hair Price
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The Man of
Good Taste
selects
Anderson Tailoring
Why?
For lots of reasons. Too
many to enumerate in
such a small space. We
mention only one of
them the garments
have style and individu-
ality. Call upon our local
representative and get
the other reasons.
"The Tailoring
You Need."
F. H. LESLIE
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FASHION DECREES-
Fashion decrees the "French Drop'', which shows the figure lithe,
supple, willowy. American Lady Corsets express to perfection these
beautiful lines of the natural form, their flexibility yielding to the
movement of the body, producing grace, ease and comfort, as well as
modish style. Would you. prefer perfect lines, and obtain the correct
foundation for' the season's gowns, wear "just the right model of
American Lady Corsets for your indivudal figure". At your early con-
venience, may we suggest the model which will be right for you? . We
know we have just that model.
American Lady Corsets $1 to $5
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Cates, R. F. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 35, Ed. 1, Friday, February 19, 1915, newspaper, February 19, 1915; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth48914/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.