The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, March 26, 1915 Page: 2 of 8
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Here is some real evidence from a man who knows. Having tried
all kinds of products, he choses the “Made in Texas” products,
distinguished by the Red-Star-Green-T emblem.
Stamford. Motor Company
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day here with her friend, Miss
Myrtle Sones.
Miss Ethel Downey and Miss
Gets Lee Stephens were pleas-
The Crochet Club met with
Mrs. W. A. Dowdy Wednesday
afternoon.
W. R. Hardin and John Sal-
mon’s little daughter are on the
sick list this week.
Rev, J. E. Morton and wife
visited at Carlton Saturday and
Sunday. ■ i:V;: ' \
Edd Hatchett and wife of the
Keyser community were visitors
in Ctairette Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Hugh Blair filled his reg-
ular appointment at the Baptist
church Saturday and Sunday.
The Misses Trice of near Alex-
ander visited J. G. Leverett and
wife Saturday night and Sun-
day.
C. B. Hubbard and wife of
Ennis are visiting relatives here.
Mr. Hubbard was crippled in a
railroad accident at Ennis a few
weeks ago and is here recuper-
ating. It will be some time lye-
fore he is able to return to his
duties.
pondents should head their let-
ters with name of community
and sign with their proper
namea. These are necessary
that the Progress may know.
Also let all correspondence reach,
us not later than mails of Wed-
nesday night.
—
HARBIN.
ant callers ajt the depot home
Monday.
Henry Greeson and family
moved last week to Stephenvillc
where they will reside the com-
ing year.
Monroe Wells and wife of near
here spent Sunday afternoon
here the guests of W. E. Hutch-
ens and wife.
Miss Ruby Hutchens spent
Saturday and Sunday at Bow-
man Ridge the guest of Jess
Gollihire and wife.
Our school boys played ball
Saturday with the old men of
our town, which resulted in a
great victory for the school boys.
Mrs. Alvatis Harbin and little
daughter Neomah left last week
for Rose Bud, Texas, to visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Jas. L
Shaddox there.
A number of Woodmen of the
World and neighbors met at
Claud Strong’s Wednesday and
gave him all the help they could
about his crop.
Mrs. Josh Wrhite and Mrs.
Everett Sherfield of Bowman
Ridge spent last Tuesday after-
noon with Mrs. W E. Hutchens
at the depot.
Miss Maud Wells spent Satur-
day near here with her cousin
Monroe Wells and wife. Miss
Wells is a teacher at Shady
Grove south of Dublin.
Mrs. W, E. Hutchens and
daughter, Miss Ruby, visited in
Fort Worth last week with Mrs.
Hutchens’ adopted daughter,
Lois Frazior and family.
We hear that Claud Strong,
who was operated on last Wed-
nesday for abscess on the lungs,
is doing nicely and great hopes
are felt now for his complete re-
covery.
Mrs. L. L. Felder and two
daughters, Gladys and Virginia,
and Mrs. Will Martin of Howell
Springs and two children were
visiting at the depot home Wed-
nesday.
HARBIN.
Regular Correapondsnce
March 24th.—Mrs. J. T. Able,
entertained the Home Mission
society ladies last Wednesday.
Luther Cline spent Tuesday in
Stephenville.
John Harbin is quite sick at
this writing.
C. E. Jordan spent Sunday in
Stephenville.
B. F. Gibbs of Hickey was in
our city Saturday.
B. F. Goodman of Hickey was
in our city Thursday.
D. P. Cline has been quite sick
the past few days.
Mrs. John Sones is reported
very sick the last week.
Abb Harrison of Greens Creek
was in our city Saturday.
Arthur Turn bow of Alexander
was in our city Thursday.
Uncle Miles Abemathey was
a visitor in our city Tuesday.
Will Crawford of Howell
Springs was in our city Monday.
J. E. Fitzgerald of Howell
Springs was in our city Thurs-
day-
^ sumion. Tnt fc/25/u.
iiimnui tccmonii
limin a«o RiPAtoo
Ths T«x*» Company,
Stafford, Texas.
Gentlsasn:-
Ths nors I h»v* to do with Tsxaco Motor Oil ths
■or« I bscoae convinced or lta auporiorlty ovar othar olla.
Last year »• aold about one hundred care and triad all the
leading brand* of Lubricating olla and Qaaollna.but.finally
centered on TEXACO. It'a good enough for ua.j
I have In mind one car In particular which haa'uaed
Texaco Motor Oil and Texaco Auto Gasoline exclusively. Thle
car has bssri In use Reventeen months and has traveled 8000,
miles. yesterday we took the spark plugs out for the first
time just to see what condition they were In; finding them
remarkably clean, they were replaced without any cleaning.'
The condition of thlB motor more than anything else prompts
Be to write this letter. Most of this car’s service has been
• low running, which all Automobile people know to be harder
oh a motor than the country roads.
If all the TEXACO products come up to the high
Standard set by M0T0P OIL and AUTO GASOLINE you should have
no trouble In winning the trade.
lours truly,
How To dive Quinine To Children.
rmiUNK U lhe trade-mark tv me rives to «n
Improved Quiuiue j, „ Taatelea,Syrup, pleas-
ant to take and does not disturb the stomach.
Children take it and never know It i* Quinine.
Also enpecinlly adapted to adu.ta who cannot
take ordinary Quinine —
cause nervousness nor Haems 1
d Qulol
Does n-vl nauseate nor
___________________.hi-r- In the head. Tty
It the next time you need Quinine for any pur-
pose. Aak lor 7-ounce original package. The
name FEBRILINK it blown In bot It. 25 cents. |
Dwm
Regular Correspondence.
March 24th.—Willie Wilkins
and Aubrey Kenneday visited j
the school Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins were
shopping in Dublin Monday.
John Watson was a guest of,
Earnest Brown Monday after- j
noon.
B. Reeves and Otis Chenault
made a business trip to Desde- j
mona Saturday.
Lockheart Ely and family vis-;
ited at the home of his father,
Tom Ely, Saturday.
Mrs. Willie Watson visited
her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle
Rrumbelow, at St. Joe Saturday
night.
Ben Reeves visited at the
home of his brother,’ Mack
Reeves, of Ijowell Saturday and
Sunday.
Little Miss Ruby Timberlake
of Dublin, who had been visit-
ing her aunt, Mrs. Veda Cline,
is spending the week with her ;
grandmother, Mrs. M. F. lister
of Comanche.
Mrs. Tex Garrison and Mrs. i
W. F. Huffman were guests of j
Mrs. Berry Reeves Saturday.
T)w Qutatos That Dot* Not Affsct The Haad
Because of ita Ionic and laxative eflect. LAXA j
T1VK HROMO OUININK !■ better than ordinary
Quinine rbm! doe# not cauae nervouaneaa nor i
ringing in head Remember the full name and 1
kook lot the aifnature ol K- W GROVE. 25c.
WILSON.
Regular Correspondence.
March 23rd.—There is a great
deal of sickness in this commu-
nity at present.
Robert Hammett went to Dub-
lin Tuesday.
J. R. Daniels made a business
trip to Dublin Friday.
T. W. Ascue of Runes visit-
ed J. R. Daniels and family Fri-
day.
Messrs. Douglass and B. R.
Onstott went to Carlton Tues-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammett
Reeves Saulsburv of Howell
Springs was in our city Satur-
day.
Oscar Snow of Oklahoma is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. C.
E. Jordon.
Miss Edie Bowman spent
Thursday night in our city the
guest of Miss Mvrtle Sones.
A. A. Hensler, missionary
evangelist of Comanche, spent
All Texaco products are manufactured at the same high standard.
They are available for you in your own town.
Order from our agent.
The Texas Company
no General Offices, Houston, Texas
Mrs. D. R. Cline spent several
j days in Duffau last week, called
i there by the serious illness of
her little grand daughter, Pearl
[Williams, whom we are pelased
fo note is improving fast.
Rev. L. L Felder and wife met
♦ with what came near being a
♦ ' very serious accident last Thurs-
♦ day while driving on Greens
♦ ; (’reek. Their horse twx*ame
ta wail kept, kbit wa ar» proud
Of it You will be proud of your
butcher if you trod# with mm.
Wa carry a foil Una of freah
and smoked meats boiled heme,
lard and barbecue.
Rodgers. Rev. Rodgers preach-
ed Sunday and will also preach
here next third Sunday at 11
a. m.
Mrs. R. H. Jones and Mrs. Jim
Bradley visited Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. J. H. Stroud.
Mrs. W. B. Holliday and
daughter, Grace, spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. M. L. Stephens.
Mrs. M. L. McClain and
daughters spent Saturday after-
noon with Mrs. D. R. Morgan.
Mrs. D. R. Morgan received a
telegram Saturday informing
her of the death of her father
in Oklahoma.
Marvin Ellis, accompanied by
his sisters, Misses Cora and
Reba, attended singing at this
I place Sunday afternoon.
Pile* Cured In 6 to H Days
Your druggist will ffliiod money if PAZO
! OINTMENT fail* to cure any case of Itching,
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding IHlealn Mo 14 day*.
The firat application give* Haw and Re*t. SOc.
COMYN.
Ri'Kular Correspondence.
March 24th.—Most of the
fruit in this section has been
killed by the recent cold.
Bud Painted was in Dublin on
business Tuesday.
J. S. Derrick went to Dublin
Monday on business.
Oliver Robbins of DeLeon was
here Tuesday on business.
Julia Campbell of the Roch
community is spending the week
here.
Rev. B, Denman of Abilene
Tilled the pulpit at the Baptist
'church Sunday.
The Comyn baseball team de-
feated the Roch team here Sat-
urday by a score of 8 to 12.
Prof. Chatham and wife visit-
ed the latter’s parents at Bun-
yan Saturday and Sunday.
A ~TJKXAS Willie*
The Trisa Winder him Mdeey im
Madder tr»»Mes, reaortng graral
wrw llabetes, weak Ml Ini* hacks
•hunattsm, s»4 all Irrecularttiss «|
visited in the Purves communi-
ty Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bryant
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bird Bry-
ant Saturday.
Mr. Bill Goode and Miss Orda
Smith of Wilson were united in
marriage Wednesday evening.
A ball game Saturday between
the Wilson team and the lamp-
kin team at the latter place re-
sulted in a score of 1 to 9 in
favor of Wilson.
Krronimrnda t itanilirrlaln'* I'uuicli
Remedy.
"1 take plwumre In recommending
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to my
customers because I have confidence
in It. 1 find that they are pleased
with It and call for It when again in
need of such a medicine," writes .1 W.
Sexuon. Montevnllo, Mo. For sale by
alb dealers
COTTONWOOD.
Regular Correspondence
March 24th.—There is an epi
demic of bad colds in this com
munity.
N. M. Morgan is on the sick
list.
Little Mamie Morris is still se-
riously ill. .......
W. G. Stephens returned Sun-
day from San Antonio.
Miss Jessie Bland spent Sat-
urday night with Ollie Morris.
Our school, which will close
April 16th, is progressing nicely.
Robbie Alexander was in our
midst Sunday and Sunday night.
Mrs. J. H. Stroud is improv-
ing in health after a recent ill-
ness.
Miss Viola Morris spent Sat-
urday night with Miss Ora loee
Bland.
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Dewitt
spent Monday with S. D. Ewalt
of St. George.
Miss Golda Holderfield spent
Sunday with Misses Myrtle and
Viola Morris
Mrs. Wrick le* of Goidthwaite
is here for a visit with her sister
Mrs. W.’ G. Stephens and Mrs.
M. L. Stephens spent Tuesday
BREEDER’S
NOTICE
QUALITY THE BEST
PRH IS RIGHT
CITY MARKET
SORT OX * CO, Preps.
Telephone No. 53
My Black Spanish and
Mammoth Jack will make
the season at my barn in
south Dublin.
Price to Insure Foal $10.00.
KOCH SCHOOL HOUSE.
Ri»*ul»r Correspondence,
March 25th.—Mrs. Gee from
Edna Hill was a visitor here
last week.
J. D. Stephens motored to
Dublin Saturday.
Jack Hanson and wife visited
W A. Warsham Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Hale lamcaster
of Faina Hill was a visitor here
Sunday.
P J Whitfield of Dublin has
moved to this place and will
make a crop here.
Miss Floy Timmons of this
place went to Peacock Thursday
night to l>e with his sister who
is il! at that place.
Mrs. Gertie Steele is sick at
this writing It was though at
first that she had scarlet fever,
but fortunately such was not the
case.
Heat Treatment for t »n*tJpatl<>«.
"My <t#«*hter need Chamberlain *
Tablets for constipation with good re-
sult* and 1 can recommend theta
highly.” writes Pan I ft. Rabin. Brush ty.
La. For sale by all dealer*
EDNA HILL.
Regular Correaptmdeme
March 24th —W. T. Wells is in
t>blln today.
Mia* Kate Starling is on the
sick list.
Noah Oney of Oklahoma is
viaitftlg relative* here.
Our literary society will meet
next Friday afternoon.
Misa Bertie Gilbert aoent Sat-
urday and Sunday with home
f°Mia* L V, Taylor of Dublin
J. R. RUCKER
Owner
Dublin, Texas.
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which is Better—Try an Ex-
periment or Profit by a Dub-
lin Citizen’s Experience?
Something new is an experi-
ment.
Must lie proved to be as rep-
resented.
The statement of a manufact-
urer is not convincing proof of
merit.
But the endorsement of
friends is.
Now supposing you had a bad
hack,
A lame, weak, or aching one,
Would you experiment on it?
You will read of many so-
called cures.
Endorsed by strangers from
far away places.
It’s different when the en-
dorsement comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony
Read this Dublin case .
Mrs. M. Courtney, Dublin,
says;
“For a long time I suffered
from a severe pain in my back
and my kidneys were also weak.
I tried many liniment* and rem-
ediee, but nothing seemed to
rive me relief until I used Doan’*
Kidney Pill*. On* box rid me
of the trouble and I have had
SSnffir
The Telephone/af jH ]
"S. O. S." u Jfej
Saved the Faror^g^P
“One day last fall my
wife and I started for a
drive, leaving the house
deierted A abort while
after we'd paaeed Jones’
place. Mrs Jons* saw
smoke coming from our
♦ EATING YOITB WAY ♦
TO HAPPINESS
i ♦ ♦
♦ W*at ts wore pi easing -mor« ♦
♦ antlsfyl**--then eating a good *
V aaaalt What is mor* ♦
♦ asry tor tb« production of » ♦
V good meal than purs food- ♦
roof.
“She ran to the ttlt-
phone—Got Mrs Reed
who operates the switch-
board located m her horn*.
Mrs. Reed called all the
nearby people on the line
(two long rings —, the
emergency signal,) and
they pat the fire out with
♦ OfoeertM of known quality and ♦
♦ parity contain moot nourish- *
♦ SMBt—gtre ye* real Ufa and *
♦ health—enable you to Uterelly ♦
V eat year way to happiass* ♦
♦ We Have a toppx f*«»y *» 4
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The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, March 26, 1915, newspaper, March 26, 1915; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth543293/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.