The Teague Chronicle. (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 1, Ed. 1 Friday, August 6, 1920 Page: 5 of 8
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THE CHRONICLE, TEAGUE, TEXAS. AUGUST 6, 1920.
LOCAL news
Miss Ellen Marshall is visit-
ing in Corsicana.
p, D. Lawhon left Sunday for
Lorth Carolina to visit his puv
Lets
for Sale: Good farm horse,
or would trade for buggy S. M.
Ilia nett, route 2, Teague,
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Hiss Mary Ixmise Thompson
|„f Corsicana is visiting her
llirothers, R. M. and W. K.
Ilhompson, and families here.
Mrs. J.C. Dunn and daughter,
Miss Nancy, and little Miss
Dixie Dell Thompson, daughter
of Mr. and 'Mrs. R. M. Thomp-
son, visited in Fairfield Sunday,
For Rent: Southeast fur-
nished room, cool and comforta-
ble, close to shops and business
district. Mrs. J. E. Stringer,
Sr., Pecan street.
Mrs. R. L. Nuckols and
son, R. L., Jr., left Sunday for
their home in Texas City. They
were accompanied home by
Mrs. J. E. Stringer, Jr., and
daughter, Clara.
If you forget it, stop at
Ijohnson’s Cash Store and get
New Show Room.
G. C. Petty, dealer in Oak-
land automobiles, and D. U.
Petty, the Nash dealer for this
county, have leased the Berg
building next to L. R. Boyd's
Garage, and have fitted out the
building for a show room for
their cars. It now presents the
appearance of a real city show
room, though in some respects
not on as large a scale. These
gentlemen invite prospects to
call here for any information,
desired about the cars repre-
sented. Rememlier, the east
side of Fourth avenue is Auto-
mobile row.
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Mrs. C. M. Winbom,
iMattic Powell and Miss Fjsrflle
Herndon of Fairfield are visit-
liny Mr and Mrs. J. C. Dunn.J
When you think of Wall Pa-
iper, think of Caldwell Paint
Fresh stock of Dry Cell Bat-
teries at Rhea’s, suitable either
for ignition or telephone.
Mrs. Rebecca Yarbrough and
daughter, Miss Mary, of Madis-
onville are visiting Mrs. Ida
Ilaydon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dunn left
Tuesday for Wheelock to visit
(relatives, making the trip in
Itheir car.
Let your next Tire be a
I'Millei Geared To The Road.”
J. T Russell and family of
iRussell in Leon county visited
relatives in Teague Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. B. F. Whatley and son,
(Willie, spent last week visiting
(relatives in Kirven.
Cows for sale: One Jersey
Icow, giving milk, and one two
|yeai old Jersey heifer. Mrs.
Lura George. 53
We make ladies’ work a spe-
cialty, alterations neatly done.
Phone us. Edwards & Vernon,
Tailors.
Mrs. J. J. Moore, who spent
a week with Mrs. M. T. and
Miss Nettie Nash, returned to
her home in Dallas Sunday.
Ms. P. C. Ramsey of Bloom-
ing Grove is visiting her broth-
er, F. H. Groover and family,
she being the only sister of Mr.
Groover living.
Mrs. A. J. Small of West is
visiting her niece, Mrs. James
Posey.
Sell your Chickens to J.
I.Iohnson for the highest market
■price.
666 cures Malaria, Chills and
Fever, Billious Fever, Colds and
LaGrippe. It kills the parasite that
causes the fever. It is a splendid
laxative and general tonic.—Advt.
For Sale or Trade: Desirable
residence close in; will sell or
trade for farm. N. F. Collie. 4
Teague Transfer Co.
I now own the Teague Trans-
fer Co. and will appreciate the!
patronage of the public. I am
prepared to haul anything most
anywhere. C. E. Needham,
phone 184. 3
Mr. Vaughan, Farmer, Tells
How He Last AH His Seed
Corn.
“Sometime ago sent away for
some pedigreed seed corn. Put
it in a gunny sack and hung it
on a rope suspended from roof.
Rats got it all—how lieats me,
because I got five dead whop-
pers the morning after using
Rat-Snap.” Three sizes, 25c,
50c, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed
by Palace Drug Co. and Ben-
nett Hardware Co., Teague, and
D. M. Worthy, Donie, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Clark
spent several days in Dallas and
Fort Worth last week. Mr.
Clark going on business and
Mrs. Clark going along to see
that T. S. got back all O. K.
While in Dallas Mr. Clark pur-
chased a soda fountain for his
place of business.
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The Sewing Machine is Back Again.
In|these days'of high living cost, high wages, and high prices, the SEW-
ING MACHINE has taken on a new value.
When calico and gingham are selling at a price that used to buy silk;
when factory workers ride in Packard Cars; when a house dress costs more
than the silk dress you were married in, it is time for every good old-fashioned
housewife to knock the dust off the old sewing machine, get out her oil can
and go to work. Or better still, buy a bran new up-to-date sewing machine.
It will soon pay for itself. Come in and look at ours.
Miss Frances Cook is visiting
relatives in Fairfield.
Bennett Hardware Co., Inc.
Teague, Texas
OAKLAND SENSIBLE SIX
MOLEL 34-C
The automobile of the hour. Light weight, light gasoline
consumption, long tire mileage, more power, fewer repairs, and
a practical everday family car, yet not surpassed in “pep” or
“class” by any of its peers of the day. Oaklands are now on dis-
play at our new show room next door north of Boyd's Garage on
Fourth avenue.
The NasH Six
The car with the refined valve-in-head motor, a year ahead
of the times in shape, style, refinements, power, and an all round
thoroughbred for any particular use. On display in same build-
ing with Oakland Six.
Call for demonstration of either of these cars, if you want a
car, either of the larger or the medium size, we can show the
leaders in the two classes.
G. C. PETTY, D. D. PETTY,
OAKLAND Dealer. NASA Dealer.
Freestone County
FOURTH AVENUE,
TEAGUE, TEXAS
For Men.
When your brain is dull and
you cannot hold your own in a
test of wit among your fellows,
it means your liver is torpid
and your stomach and bowels
are full of billious impurities.
To brighten up your mental
faculties and make you feel
right, Prickly Ash Bitters is
the remedy you need. It clears
the brain and braces the body.
Price $L25 per bottle. Palace
Drig Store, special agents.
Swimming Party.
Miss Ellen Marshall enter-
tained a jolly crowd of young
folks last Wednesday evening
with a swimming party, in
honor of her friend, Miss Lila
Fredrick of Corsicana. The
young people motored to
Greene’s Dam, where they en-
joyed a “dip in the surf,” then
later spread their picnic lunches
which consisted of a great va-
riety of good things to eat.
Miss Marshall proved herself a
charming hostess and the even-
ing will be remembered as one
of great pleasure.
Those present were Misses
Jackie Pyburn, Grace Geppert,
Mabel Davis, Gladys Lindsey,
Margaret Cook, the hostess and
the honor guest; Messrs. Bryan
Schley, Loyd Webb, Dies Peevy,
Robert Whitfield and Jack
Cochran.
Chaperones were Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Marshall, Mesds.
J. M. Lindsey, Silas Paschal
and McCarter.
Official Totals for State and
District Candidates.
Following are official totals
for State and District candi-
dates cast in the primary elec-
tion July 24, and not reported
in tabulated statement:
For Lieutenant Governor
I. W. Culp
387
Lynch Davidson
663
It. B. Humphrey
240
W. A. Johnson
426
J. C. McNealus
190
W. T. Pace
180
For Attorney General
C. M. Cureton
... 2380
For State Treasurer
•
John W. Baker
2362
For Court Criminal Appeals
W. L. Davidson
... 1728
F. B. Martin
..... 419
For Supreme Court
Wm. Hawkins
904
Wm. Key
325
Wm. Pierson
....... 904
Foe Commissioner Agriculture
Spm Dixon
790
Geo. Terrell
1334
For ftailroad Commissioner
J. L. Andrews
..... 855
Earl Mayfield
1275
Supt. Public Instruction
Aftnie Webb Blanton 2238
For Land Commissioner
J. T. Robinson 2296
For Comptroller
Lon Smith 1325
M. L. Wiginton 745
For Associate Justice 5th Dist.
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Don’t suffer the misery of
indigestion when you can get
relief from Prickly, Aah Bitters.
It eases pain and -drives out
badly digested food. One dose
daaetbe work. Try it. Pripc ... _
Palace Drug (for Submission
Dexter Hamilton
For Congress
Rufus Hardy
For State Senator
D. Leon Harp
For Representative
Jno. F. Wallace
For District Clerk
Miss Alice Bradley
For Tax Collector
W. E. Newell
For County Surveyor
W. W. Steward
2086
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ney-
land and little daughter, Corin,
returned Thursday from New
Orleans where Mrs. Neyland
and Corine visited while Mr.
Neyland was in the St. Louis
markets, buying fall stocks for
T. H. Neyland & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hardison
and children came down from
Grandview Thursday to visit
relatives. Mr. Hardison re-
turned Friday, but Mrs. Hardi-
son and the children will re-
main for a several days visit.
Misses Imagene Ezell and
Eva Posey have returned from
a several weeks visit in Hous-
ton and San Antonio.
The City Market.
Strictly sanitary; the best of
Fresh Meats; prompt deliveries
to all parts of the city; fresh
Veal and Home Made Sausage
at all times. We will appre-
ciate your patronage. Calhoun
& Russel, Proprietors.
Farms.
I own and have several
farms for sale; mules, wagon
and all necessary implements.
Good terms.
I am in a position to take up /
your vendor lien notes and ex- '
tend them to suit you. tf 'N
DR. COX, Teagtie.
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Card of Thanks.
1 wish to express to each of
you my gratitude for your
friendship and hearty support
given me in the primary. And
amongst you I number my per-
sonal friends, and no matter
where you are, nor where you
may be, I shall always wish
each of you the fullest measure
of success and happiness, and
{assuring you of my everlasting,
2625 gratitude and friendship, I an).
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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/m1/5/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fairfield Library.