The Teague Chronicle. (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 1, Ed. 1 Friday, August 6, 1920 Page: 3 of 8
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THE CHRONICLE, TEAGUE, TEXAS, AUGUST 6, 1920.
Cummins returned!
n a visit in Ennis.1
companied home by
i.and Royce Foun-J
nil spend several!
Furnished and im-1
jstairs and downJ
Will do sewing!
Me prices. Mrs. h|
|ichael left Satiinbivl
forth where he has!
|position with a rail-]
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feared to the Koad"|
ly J. W. Rhea.
lell Branch, Funeral
|d Embalmer, Furni-I
Undertaker. Motoi
flable. Day or niyrhtj
League, Texas.
Man On
and Water|
is drying
is largely
very little
Anything
production
is impossi-
out adding
ed concen-
l in protein.
'how
rocary
local news.
Mis. R. F. Hallum returned
on,lay from a visit in Jewett.
- Miller “Geared to the Road”
fires sold by J. W. Rhea.
Miss Alpha Needham re-
turned Sunday from a visit in
Houston and Huntsville.
For house painting, paperirtg
;,nd decorating see Caldwell
}’aini Co.
Mrs. S. C. Swinburn returned
Friday from Houston where
sh< had been visiting her
daughter, Miss Roxie.
Polish your Linoleum. Buy
your L‘n°leum varnish from
Caldwell Paint Co.
W. A. Jackson returned Sat-
urday morning from the mar-
kets where he bought for the
Higdon-Jackson Co.
Have your silk shirts laun-
dered the right way. They last
longer. Edwards & Vernon,
Tailors. '
Kyle Wheelus arrived Friday
from Austin where he attend-
ed school at the State Univer-
sity. •
For Sale: A few New Zealand
Red habits from prize winners
of County Fair. See Guy Lee
of phone 438-F2. 1
Miss Inez Dunkin spent sev- Miss Margretta Hartley spent
eral days this week in Wor- the week-end with friends in
tham. Houston.
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Caldwell l*aint Co. for paint-
ing, paperhanging and decorat-
ing.
Mrs. Harry Powell left Sun-
day for Dallas to join Mr.
Powell who has a position with
the M. K. & T. Railway there.
Mrs. Ida Haydon and daugh-
ters, Margaret and Frankie, are
visiting relatives in Mart and
Temple this week.
All calls received before 111 -
a. m. will be delivered same Mr. and Mrs. John Heichel-
day. Call us ,-and forget it. I Uech returned Synday from
Phone 81.
Tailors.
Edwards & Vernon,
Miss Louise Hallum visited
friends in Fairfield, returning
home Saturday.
For Sale: Good young milch
cowr and seven-eighths Jersey
calf, at T. R. Bennett’s by the
Reagan school house. 1
Houston where Mr.\Heichelbeeh
went on business.
J Sid Ham and F. Hendrix
left Friday for the Eastern and
Northern markets to buy the
fall stocks for the firm of Riley
ft! llam.
Purity and healing power are
the chief characteristics of
Liquid Borozone. It mends
torn, cut, burned or scalded
flesh with wonderful prompt-
ness. Price 30c, 60c and $1.20.
Sold by Teague Drug CoJ
Emmet V. Headlee returned
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Parker I Friday from Austin where he
left Sunday for Fort Baird, N.. attended summer school at the
Mex., to visit their daughter, State University. He will spend
Mrs. R. S. Loving. j the remainder of the summer
-v— i with his parents, Dr. and Mrs.
Left my place two weeks ago,! E. V. Headlee, here,
one mouse colored mare mule,
14 hands high, six years old, For Sale or Trade: Two
blemish on left hind foot. Will brick buildings in Teague, one
pay $10.00 reward for return on Cedar street and one on Elm
to D. D. Petty, Teague, Texas, street. Both rented and clear
of debt. Price $2,500.00 each.
Will exchange for residence
property or farm land, and on
one we can use a good automo-
bile as part pay. J. Wed Davjib
Teague, Texas. _ /
Kimsey Posey left Monday
for the A. & M. College to at-
tend summer school.
Get that Good Gulf Gasoline
at J. Johnson’s Filling Station,
31c a gallon.
For Rent: Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping,
also southeast bed room, close
in to business district and
shops. R. G. Rarferd, phone
258.
Fbrd Roadster for saje; first
class condition and priced
ripht for quick sale. Earle P.
Gain, at the postoffice. 1
We have a well improved
Mis. O. L. kobeison and son ^rac|. Qf gq acres three miles of
have returned to Mexia after a Teague frontjng on pike road,
visit with Mrs. Roberson’s $4 000.00. Will take Teague or
mother, Mrs. Cook.
Don’t allow anything to let
you forget that prices are still
rig-ht at L. L. Peevy & Son’s
Cash Grocery, corner 1th and
Cedar. tf
Uub-My-Tism is a powerful
antiseptic; it kills the poison
caused from infected cuts,
cures old sores, tetter, etc. 16
Mexia cottage as part pay, and
give long time on balance.
Something good. J. Wed Davis.
Burt Middleton left Wednes-
day for San Antonio for a few
days vacation.
Caldwell Paint Co. has just
received a car load of Wall
Paper. Ask for prices.
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Cox. Roonevelt and Pal M. Neff
Democrats Organize.
I The Democrats of Freestone
_ County who endorse the Na-
. We call for and deliver ?our tional Democratic platforn^ and
clothes promptly. Try us. Sat- its nominees, and Pat M. Neff
isfaction guaranteed. Edwards Hor Governor of Texas, met at
& Vernon, Tailors, phone 81. Fairfield last Saturday after-!
noon and perfected a county
organization for the second pri-j
mary election to he held Aug.'
28th. ’ A county executive* com-1
mittee was appointed composed
of a county chairman and a t
precinct chairman for the sev-
eral voting precincts and other
necessary committees were or-
ganized to carry on the cam-1
paign for a thorough organiza-
tion of the county.
The following compose the
organization:
J. R. Bell, county chairman,
Teague, Texas. And precinct
chairmen as follow’s:
Teague Ward No. 1. J. II.
King.
Teague Ward No.-2: Dr. P.
P. Carter.
Fairfield: R. M. Edwards.
Kirven: Carter Sessions.
Wortham: Roy Simmons.
Streetman: J. R. Hawthorn.
Cotton Gin: Tom Keys.
New Hope: D. A. lladdick.
Dew : Furney Richardson.
Cedar: Micajah Lindsey.
Freestone: W. T. Hopson.
Donie: D. M. \yorthy.
Concord: C. A. Hunley.
Cottonwood: J. D. Shaw.
Butler: Tom Nesbit.
Shanks: Richard Hays.
Stewards 'Mill: Mrs. Angie
Watson.
Liberty: J. H. Humphreys.
Lanely: John Adkins.
With three other precincts
to lie filled at the first meeting
of the executive committee.. A
Publicity committee composed
of D. D. Peevy, Teague, Texas,
Wm. J. Stringer, Teague, Tex-
as; Ed. Satterwhite, Wortham;
L. C. Kirgan, Fairfield; R. M.
Edwards, Fairfield; Roy Sim-
mons, Wortham; Ira Dorsey,
R. D. Rhodes and Ifr D. Jr.,
returned Tuesday from Fort
Worth where they visited Miss
Mamie Rhodes who is attending
a business college.
For Sale: 112 acres of land,
50 in cultivation, balance in
pasture, all fenced, one mile
and a half northeast of Dew,
first class land and w’ell im-
proved. $55.00 per acre, part
cash, terms on balance. C. P-Mtieetmnn
Bradshaw, Buffalo, route
Supt. and Mrs. J. D. Bram-
lette and children left this
week fob their new home in
Stephenville. During their five
years residence in Teague Mr.
and Mrs. Bramlette have made
many warm friends who wish
them much success in their
new home.
THE NEW STORE
Have you visited the New Store?,
If not you have failed to visit on§ of
the cleanest Grocery Stores Teague
ever had. Come in and lcrtfe our
prices over—every article/is tagged.
Below is a few of our prfees—
Premium Crackers, ifer box 17c
Vanilla Wafers, n&r box 17c
Skinners Spaghetti, per box 11c
Skinners Mamroni, per boxllc
Dromedary pates, per box 16c
Best MatclVes, per box 05c
Large Chunp Salmon, can 16c
Bee Brandt1 English Pees, 13c
Best Com, per can 17c
Lemons, j per dozen 20c
Quail, battle Grape Juice 43c
Pint boUtle Grape Juice 30c
Bulk Peanut Butter, per lb.35c
Crearn Cheese, per pound 35c
Best. 6-string Brooms, each 90c
Smtall liottlfe of Extract 09c
The abov<» are not special prices, but our regular
ever-day prices. Any amount delivered to atny part
of town; SfijQO worth or more delivered freei
JRTH AVENUE>«flJ^J^!Tr*
My Home For Rent.
Located close in and suitable
(Or boarding house proposition.
It has two stories, ivitta *|W
rooms; garage. Can give pos-
session, %<<pt. 1. J. H. King. \2
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Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Hawke*'
came in last Saturday to visit
their parents, Judge and Mrs)
J. R. Bell. Mr. Hawker re-
turned to Clarksville Monday
and Mrs. Hawker will spend
several days here.
The following were appointed
as a finance committee: R. M.
Thompson, John Riley, A. D.
Anderson. Carter Sessions, Paul
Norman, Tom Hood, Guy Lever-
ett, W. S. Grayson, J. H. Hard-
ing and E. R. Glazener.
All loyal Democrats ol the
county, who endorse the Nat-
ional Democratic platform ad-
opted at San Francisco, and its
nominees for president anti, vice
president, and \ybiu favor the
nomination oh Pat M. Neff for
Gwernor of Texas, are invited
to meet in Fairfield Tuesday,
August 10th, at 2 o’clock p. m.
for a county rally meeting of
the Cox and Roosevelt and Pat
M.l Neff forces. Hon. Barry
Miljer of Dallas and Luther A.
Johnson of Corsicana have been
invited to address the meeting.
Palace of JSweets
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Under New Management
I HAVE PURCHASED THE PALACE OF SHEETS
ON MAIN STREET FROM WITHRO BRO. AND WILL
CONDUCT THE BUSINESS AT THE SAME LOCA-
TION.
1 am now and have been for years in the confec
tionery business, and believe I can give you a quality of
service which will meet your entire satisfection.
Will pay especial attention to Cleanliness and Sani-
tation, give prompt service and Courteous Treatment. In
short, it will be our endeavor to make you feel welcome
at all times.
We shall appreciate the patronage of the pyople of
the city and vicinity, assuring you the purest of of Soft
Drinks and Confections served in the right way.
Meet your friends here.
Palace of Sweets
1). SPEER, Proprietor
MAIN STREET
For Sale.
A-l Poland China sow, reg^
istered, bred to McCullough’s
Big Bob. 1 registered gilt,
bred to same male. 1 three
♦
months old boar pig, sired by
Big Bob. 2
Needham’s Studio.
Mesds. S. E. Beaty of Mc-
Alester, Ok la., and F. E. Forest
of Mexia arrived Friday to
visit their brother, J. T. Erwin,
and family. Mrs. Forest re-
turned home Saturday but Mrs.
Beaty will spend sevral days
here.
A TEXAS WONDER
for kidney and bladder troub-
les, gravel, weak and lame
back, rheumatism and iiregu-
larities of the kidneys and
bladder. Regulates bladder
troubles in children. If not
Id by your druggist, by mail
bottle often cures.
Mt:.
Miss Mary Asa Moses is vis-
iting relatives in Dew.
Misses Lizzie Mae Parker and
Ella Alderman went to Dallas
yesterday to spend a few days
visiting.
Mrs. Forest Green of Kirven
is the guest of Mrs. Ruth Hen-
drix.
Mrs. C. M. Winborn left yes-
terday for Denison to visit rel-
atives.
Miss Hattie Monroe left last
Friday for an extended visit in
Corsicana.
Dr. and Mrs. P. P. Carter re-
turned Sunday from a brief
visit in Houston and Galveston.
Forty years of constant use
is the best proof of the effec-
tiveness of White’s Cream Ver-
mifuge for expelling worms in
children and adults. Price 35c.
Sold by Teague Drug Co.
For Sale.
One Oakland Sensible Six
Automobile, almost new, guar-
anteed to be in first class
mechanical condition. See C. E.
Newton after 5 p. m., corner
Third and Ash streets, Teague.
Confectionery Changes Hands.
The Palace of Sweets, a con-
fectionery on Main street for-
merly owned by Withrow Bros.,
passed this week to the owner-
ship of D. Speer of Concord,
Texas, who will conduct the
business at the same location.
Mr. Speer is a wide awake,
progressive citizen, a successful
and popular business man and
will no doubt conduct this bus-
iness along modern and success-
ful lines. He enters Teague
with a policy of co-operation
with every community or civic
movement, heartily supporting
the community in its various
vital interests, and asks the
patronage of the public upon a
promise of approved values and
service . D; in this issue
makes uis announce-
ment. S
On behalf of the comrt>umty chased a c*
the Chronicle welcomes Mr: ^°ds for T.
Speer to Teague. He will move'
his family here when a resi- Why I Put
dence can be had. Here’s the' ^ ears, Wi
glad hand. Farmer.
-,- “Years ag<
Horse Stolen: Sorrel horse, poison which" .
blaze faced, weighs about 800 J fii»e watch do
pounds, about 12 years old, has until we suft
three white feet, scuui over (with rats unt
eyes, dodgy and nervous, shod t°l<I me about
all around, wire cut scar on left ; Hie Mire rat
fore leg just under knee. $10.00 one.’’ Three si
reward for return to H. |>10(*. Sold an
Burleson, Teague, route 3. 2 Burnett Ilardw
I Palace Drug St
Eld. J. F. Peachy will pr<
at the Eighth Av^-
Church at ’ ’
the third
Everybody
T. Berber.
W. W. Wolf*
from mark*
Chronicle and News $2.25.
n M. Worthy, I
Miss Allyne Shaw of Oak-
wood is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John Alderman.
Mrs. C. E. Still of Hull is vis-
iting «her mother, Mrs. R. P.
JRiley.
We are proud of the confl-
There’s a. Risk
in failing to exercise care in the sele
Mechanic who works on your car. C
years of experience and is no amater
CITY GARAGE & MACH?
TEAGUE, TEXAS.
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Stringer, William J. The Teague Chronicle. (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 1, Ed. 1 Friday, August 6, 1920, newspaper, August 6, 1920; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1048337/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1&rotate=90: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fairfield Library.