The Hamilton Record and Rustler (Hamilton, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 30, 1913 Page: 1 of 10
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Interest Centers Round Membership
Mrs. R. A. Kooken and Baby nd Geo. D. Smith and Family Retur
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C. Williams, moved with his family added to the enthusiasm and pleas-
of Dr. R. A.
the eighteen months, and his neighbors minutes, and receiving committee
steering wheel, suffering alight and friends regret his decision to
Her leave here, however, all join the
on her chin and nose.
Simmons, Mise Perla Marie Beck- portly and happiness may attend
Mr. Mason
Monday. January 20.
ham and Mire Loura Brunk of Ham- Mm and his estimable family to and upon the request that another
their home among old neighbora member be added to Me committee.
DUD AT BLUERIDGE HOME
You know what Sato means at
of Edgar Chambliss, pasned through the path of the automobile.
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eternal sunshine and joy, on Monday averted a collision.
The front of
-the conductor on this occasion. As
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and raised in Hamilton.
She was
He appreciated all that their good
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Mrs. M. J. Stidham and her three
nosolution.
outsider, an observer, pleased me
from our town, yet the best wishes
loved ones and friends, and some-
the Father bode her come home.
JONESBORO NEWS NOTES
The Christian faith that bidsuslook
this city their home again.
ears of a loyal Hamiltonian.
battle over contested points, M.
Emmett’s forces showed a
she had
Jones, a former citizen
Father’s House from which
place, but now of Hamlin, fell
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Carribean Sea and that dry weath- Emmett with a gold medal in token
of their appreciation of the work
March
For the
1912 we predicted that moot rains
cipitation very much the same as
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based on any great mystery. It to
only a question as to where the association in Hico 17 years ago.
requested to contribute to this book, follow than usual. As our govern-
which when completed will be a
valuable possession in any home
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Fort Worth home Perhaps the
future will bring a day in which
Mrs. H A. Kooken, wi
Kooken, was thrown
conductor on the
l tute train on the
era sections about and north of era parts of South America. south-
Washington, D. C. Elsewhere the era parts of N. America and in the
G. D. Smith, who recently sold
his home in South Hamilton to F.
train in order to view the exhibits
I stood near, and as I started to fol-
low them into the train, the con-
precipitation will be from about to
below the usual February average
loved ones and friends the remains
were lowered into the grove pre-
pared in the Whittenton cemetery
Turning her automobile into a
curb stone to avoid collision with
• buggy on West Seventh street
near Macon, Monday at 6 p. m.,
ton, within ISO miles of Kansas
City, or Carolina coast and in east-
Mrs. Chambliss was the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bullard, pio-
neer people in Hamilton county.
married to Edgar Chambliss, Jan-
uary 26, 1902, and is survived by
her husband and three i little chil
Thand. You have the beet behaved
body of students I ever saw and I
have been on the road fifteen years.'
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back to Evant Monday. Mr. Smith
had reside d in Hamilton about
Beit Insti-
on of the
on Blue Ridge,
4 o'clock, Nov.
tint rhumb
services.
tically perfect up to this time and
there to no reason why our forecasts
for cropweather of 1913 should not
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weather conditions will have a
large control over prices and pro-
babilitieh.are that the conditions
will be more varied and difficult to
He was called from Mitos by the
Dawa fme MAaumtas A aaAuZtAm eA
Baptist VOUDCY AMMOCMUOn to
become missionary in this county.
He is doing a great work and should
er would prevail elsewhere on this
continent between the Rockies and
While in the Record office tost
Thursday afternoon, Superintendent
Geo. J. Mason of the Hamilton pub-
lie schoob spoke appreciatively of
the high compliment paid' the
pupils of the High School by the
You know what Sale means at
Safe Side. /
in February. The February thaw
is expected 6 to 19 followed by a
freeze.
Indications are that grain and
cotton dealers have some serious
You know what Sato means at
Safe Stale.
i a wagon one day last week
broke his tog. Wilmer Jones
no, was called by phone to his
69 to Mr. Watson's M. bringing the
total membership of the club up to
245. "
The banquet to be tendered by the
losing side to the winners will be
given on the night of February 26,
meet Mr. and Mrs. Baxter soon after
their arrival in town, and found
them very over Brown-
wood in all tenses of past, present
will make him one of uo in every
relation of life.
ure of the meeting.
The routine business of reading
man who feels be to doing God's will
and is trying to reach the message
MOVED TO GIB
OF FORT WORTH
Sale Safe Side.
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In the various homes of the
ibero until the warmer weather
damaged—Fort Worth Star-Tele.
gram.
would fall in vicinity of. the great
lakes.
ly afternoon at
of the Bap-
. the funeral
early childhood
extended in behalf of the club, their
thanks for the great work they had
done In adding so many members
to the club.
Dr. W.D. Vincent, who will be
remembered by some of the older
members of the Baptist church,
preached Sunday evening to a large
congregation. Dr V. attended an
of future cropweather will become
more valuable.
In October these bulletins stated
that following Oct 15 most rain
would fall for five months in north-
Y. MJ. C. MEMBERSHIP
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maintained the office.
The remains were laid to rest in
the Odd Fellows cemetery tai this
city, Tuesday afternoon at 330, Rev.
S. A. Rains and the W.O. W. lodge
conducting the funeral services.
Mr. Lee Ward was carried to Tem-
de this past week to be operated on
K appendicitis.
B. F. Myers and family of near
Alar. was visiting his daughter,
Xts. Goolsby, the past week.
7 M M. Jones, our hotel man, to
t stepping high and fast—it's a girt.
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PROMINENT
BUSINESS MIN
Hamilton Business
Interesta.
Scott of Hico Conoolly
Forces Comes
Here.
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Annual Soto Safe Side .
gp to the church again. They also
decided to issue a cook book, made
up of the tried recipes used in
the homes of the contributors
Friends in other churches will be
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siting his brother at Throckmorton.
Mrs. Bond to at Meredian visiting
r mother and father.
kev. W. J. Whitley has returned
m Moody, where he went to at-
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Adas Hattie McFarland of Louis-
dgis visiting her sister, Mrs Me-
Miss Emly Crues was buried
Wood’sschool cemetery last 1
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Union Hold Meeting of Directers
Hero Laal Saturday.
said: “Mr. Vance, Mr. Raney and I
took our high school students down
to am the agricultural exhibit and
to hear theaddressesof thelecturers
while the demonstration train was
George Scott, who for the past
five months has boon in the em-
ploy of Wm. Connolly &
Hico, has been transferred to Ham-
ilton and will serve that company
as salesman in the clothing depart-
ment of their big store here. Ham-
ilton welcomes Mr. Scott and it to
the wish of all that he may be well
pleased with his new home and will
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ultural display.
‘atson is building a new
his form east of town.
the president appointed G B. James.
The subject of Good Roads was
brought up for discussion and Judge
Lewis, a good roods enthusiast be-
ing present, addressed the club,
stating he in conjunction with the
commissioners were making strong
efforts to accomplish something
along this line during ths year. He
stated that the Commissioner of
Good Roads at Washington had
agreed to send an engineer to this
county to make a complete investi-
s
Hon. L A. Morris, a man of affairs
in Hamilton county, was in Hamilton
from his home in Lanham Saturday.
He was a pleasant visitor in the Ban-
ord sanctum and asked for a copy of
the week's issue of the Record any-
ing. "I wont get my paper beike-"
M.nN.. ।LLina e.4 an-le
Monday. I am looking Ue groat
and beneficial changes in the mat-
ter of postal service under the ,
Democratic administration. Weve
been trying an Republican govern-
ment now for many yearn and have
found them slow to take steps for
our legislature, and that a Bill had
been prepared and would be pre-
sented to our representative for in-
troduction in the 33rd legislature.
The Y. M. B. G unanimously agreed
to support the Bill and would ad-
vise out representative and senator
to that effect
B. B. Buckeridge, field agent of
the Texas Commercial Secretaries
and Business Men’s Association, was
present and made a good talk ex-
plaining fully the workings of that
association.
Rev. Alonso Monk Jr. made a
short eddrore and invited the Boost-
er club to attend a booster service
to be held at the Methodist church
on the 3rd Sunday in February.
When the report from the special
membership committee was called
for the excitement rose to white
heat, this report showing the win-
ning side in the contest for new
members, Charly Watson and Bob
Emmett being captains of the op-
posing forces. After a hard fought
B. J. COVET DEAD.
R. J. Covey, well known in Ham-
ilton county and a highly respected
citizen, died at his home in this
city Tuesday morning at about 1230
o'clock of pneumonia, at the age of
46 years. Mr. Covey had been
living in Hamilton county for fifteen
years, and will be remembered as
Baptist church.
Mr. Covey to survived by a wife and
three little children a son, Clarence,
ten years old. and two little daugh-
ters. Evelyn. age eight years, and
Emmie, five years of age. .The ------4
consolation of many sympathizing . 0
friends and the promises of the
Father to the faithful is given them
in this dark hour of their bereave-
ment.
Mrs. Geo. Blakely has moved to
Hamilton, where she has rented a
hotel and will conduct same. We
regret to see this estemiable lady
and beautiful daughters leave Hico,
but the boot wishes of her many
friends here attend them in their
new hokto<—Rto Newo Review
Annual Sale Safe Side.
M.H.Johnson.a retired stockman
of Hamilton county, to to the city .
visiting his brother, Leo Johnson,
end looking for a bnstanss locatibn. ‘ .
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the canvi^mri of people to the
South and we hail with delight the
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meant. It made me feel good, and
I want to tell every patron of the
echool and everybody else about it
that they may share the pleasure it
brings to all who are interested in
the school I can myself say truly
that I have never before been as-
ton postoffice to concerned I do not
know a man who could or would do
more for the improvement of the
service than Col. John L Spurlin.
have talked with him about this
and he fade sure that he can make
the changes so much doofrod by
people in my ooetton of the county.
We would speed the day when he
takes things in his capable hands,*
Mr. Morris is vicepresident of
the Rockhouse-Lanham Telephone
Union and was in town to attend,
the annual meeting of the directors
for the purpose of electing officers
for the Union. The meeting which
was held in the directors' room of•
Hamilton Bank A Trust Company
building, resulted in the electiomg.,
Iouowing ocer to berve uurme
the ensuing year: J. H. Grogan,
president; L A. Morris, vice preri
dent; Henry Bollier, secretary, J. J.
Vinson, treasurer, T. M. Richardson
assistant treasurer.
After the meeting the newly
elected officers together with the
retiring President L H. Craig, and
Operator C G Basham, repaired to
the James studio and had their pio-
turns made to a group.
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Mrs. Loera Brunk ri Hamiltod : After Several Months Best-
HaveNarryw Eacape dence Here,
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stating that it would be noneseary
to have certain road laws passed by
hmht
Well Known Hamilton People Take
Up Abode to Panther
Cty.
of the society will be hold at the
Methodist church on Sunday even-
ing February 9 at 7 JO o'clock. Mro.
Joto Turner will entertain with a
gocialtea for the society next
"Duesday afternoon.
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ten Belt Demonstration
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for 1913, after April
markets checked, a knowledgewin be nothing like 1912,
all very enthusiastic over the
ook for the year's work. The
dents. But these words from an
ment seems determined to break
down the manipulations of ths
markets; we may hope that crop
weather will be restored to
its natural infiuenceonthe markets.
. - of all for their peace. happiness and
time, somewhere, they will see why prosperity follows them to their
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Wanda and Fay left Saturday for
in every relation of Fort Worth, their new home. The
. pleased to say many complimentary
they will return to Hamilton to make thinga that were as music to the
The regular meeting of the Young
Men's Booster Club was held at the
court house Tesday night. A
number of distinguished visitors
luctor extended to me his hand
aying. Mister, I want to shake your and was born twenty-nine years ago
manners and
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just as smoothly as I could ask. I
know we are doing good work at
both of the buildings.”
.. Fottfr't Weather Bulletin ...
COPYHIGHTED ms BY W. T. roans
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evaporation will occur Last fall
we calculated that the evaporaiUbo
would occur for five months in the
the Carribean Sea. The N. Atlantic
high cantos the mosture from the
Carribean to the continent and, of
ROCKHOUSE-LAN-
HIM TELEPHONE
Pays Visit to His Brother -
or. and two sisters. Mesdames will
Stidham of this city and W.D.
Chumney, living ithe Cowhaese
country, are toft to mourn het un-
timely summons. The sad and
gnin poetmaster et Olin, retaining that
“6 position as long as the government
. February promises most precipi-
----------- walking “in the straight tation from vicinity of New Orleans
Q and narrow way" which leads tothe to vicinity of Galveston and Hous-
6 For Hamilton First, Last And All The Time
ed at The Woman's Missionary Society
wodk medhna Methndinosphuns boe of which we call the normal.
Mro/T. G Pierson. A large num- will be warmer than usual and pre- Alleganies.
ber/of the membership were present cipitation very much the same as ft -
9 She had been an invalid for many
1 , years.
t Mrs. Roberts is visiting her son.
»iAG Robert, this week.
, I Miss Overall of Hico, is visiting
' j Tier sister, Mrs. Conley, here.
Our postmaster, W. G Rankin. to
if AUTUMO-
and future. However they were
not blinded to the many improve-
ments and evidences of progress on
every side in Hamilton and were
sudden removal of this bright, hap-
sociated with as goods class of stu- py and useful life is one of the di-
-- - - vine mysteries for which we have
coming ot the train to Hamilton on hdtfzehpmaeowttb thwm"whstk
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son, Robert; Dr. G B.Record in the wish that peace, pros- that the dub furnish a membership
button to an member of ths dub,
moments of my life came from a ,
compliment to the students from the grim of death into the land of Kooken's quick wit was all that
benentend the*proudest Mra Georgia Bullard ChamMtoa, wife vehicle about placing it directly in
about us at the reviving grasses and
Mr. Lee Goolsby has returned budding trees, teaches us that
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manyofourcitizenswent Thepublicinstallationotthe ofoers
the 22nd to see the Cotton
they had done for the club. Presi-
of dent Eidson, in an eloquent speech
driving her car west on Seventh
At her home to the beautiful Blue when the accident occurred. Two
the indent, were getting on the night, January 27,1913, after only the automobile, a Studebaker, was
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home from Corpus Christi He to Anved mm utd in th. arav.
thinking of making that city his awhile are “not dead but sleeping.”
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very much. School is moving along life she exemplified the graces of entire community regrets the tom
true womanhood. Very tender of Mrs. Stidham and her family
were the ties that bound her to
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Baxter arriv-
ed in Hamilton from Brownwood
Friday afternoon of last week to be
guests for the weekend of Mr. and
MraB. H. Baxter. The Baxter
Brothers own a string of Racket
stone in this section of Texas, and
Mr. Will Baxter is proprietor of the
Brownwood store. It was the
when it will be convenient to problems before them in reference
to the 1913 markets. The crop be as good. Such forecasts are not
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HAMILTON, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30. 1913 .
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shall go out any more forever, and
awaits the coming ot her own left
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escaped injury. Mrs. Kooken was
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Peck, L. O. The Hamilton Record and Rustler (Hamilton, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 30, 1913, newspaper, January 30, 1913; Hamilton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1564484/m1/1/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.