The Temple Daily Telegram. (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 247, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 2, 1908 Page: 4 of 4
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School Tablets, Ink and
Pencils. Special fine lot of
nince Box Paper, and paper
by the pound with Envelopes
to match. Come to see us.
REYNOLDS9
NEW DRUG STORE
Next to Mississippi Store]
It's Simply A Treat To
Something New Every
Night and the best
in the Gity.
Continuous pcrfermanct from
8:15 to! 10:15, and on intirt
choo|t of prtgrta.
Admission lOc
Children under 10 J tors.... 5c
ML MHKEHTS
For City Marshal—
JOHN IRVIN.
CHAS. C. KEEBLE.
DAVE OSBORNE
PAT Hl'NT
Miss Annie May Clifton, after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ed Shel-
ton on North Eighth street, left yes-
terday for her home in Shawnee,
Okla. She was accompanied as far
as Fort Worth by Mr. Shelton who
is looking after business in that city.
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The friends of Mr. and Mrs. John
Rodgers will be glad to learn that
he is rapidly improving in health
under the influence of the hot baths
at Marlin.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mr. J. G. Childers has returned to
the ranch at Cotulia after several
days spent in the city. He was ac-
companied by Mr. Grey Childers who
will take up his residence and as-
sume active management of the bus-
iness, it is stated.
Mr. W, 0. Boney, a former resi-
dent of Bellfalls, now residing at
Bay City, was in the city yesterday
.en route home from Belton to which
place he accompanied his daughter.
Miss Annie who resumes her studies
at Baylor College.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mrs. Lorraine Rodgers returned j
yesterday from Waco where she had I
been visiting with relatives the past
week. Mr. Rodgers went up Sunday
for the return trip with her.
♦ ♦ ♦
Miss Valley Holley came yesterday
from Decatur where she had spent
the vacation period with her home-
folk She will make her winter
home with the household of Mrs.
W. H. Barnes.
Mrs. George Granger and children
are visiting relatives at Oenavllle
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Melton of S.
First street, left this morning for
Cleburne which place is to be their
future home.
Mr. Ftnley Bryan of Moody is a
guest in the household of Mr. J. M.
Hamby on South First street..
Miss Sue Wayland of Pendleton
viile returned home yesterday after
a visit with Mrs. Luther McGregor
here.
Mrs. J. B. McCormick, accompanied
by Mr. McCormick and her sister,
Mrs. V. A. Melton, all of Moody,came
yesterday. Mrs. McCormick will un-
dergo special treatment at the Tem
pie Sanitarium.
Miss Eunice Hamby on South First
street is Indisposed with an attack of
faver at this time.
Mrs. B. C. Terrell and Mrs. Ren-
shaw. mother and sister of Mr. J. P.
Terrell, afte.r a visit in the household
here left yesterday to visit relatives
in Austin.
Mrs, John Alexander of New Or-
leans is visiting her mother, Mrs
Mary Cottrell on South Third street.
Mr. J, B. Watters left yesterday
for his Thorndale ranch on business
matters.
mi CITY MARSHAL
Mr. Pat Hunt authorizes the offi-
cial announcement of his candidacy
for the office of city marshal of Tem-
ple, subject to the election to be
held following the resignation of
Hugh Smith who will become jus-
tice of the peace in this precinct in
November.
Mr. Hunt at the present time is
mounted pound-officer in the police
department, which position he has
efficiency held for some time past.
Altogether, he has had about three
years experience in various capacities
as a member of Temple's police de-
partment, and the officials (the pre-
cious and present Mayors) as well
as the public at large refer to him as
a man trustworthy in every respect.
Mr. Hunt has resided in and near
Temple since his boyhood. In of-
fering himself^ for the position of
city marshal, he pledges his best ef-
forts, if elected, in the performance
of his official duties.
MUSIC.
Mn. Clara Thompson will re-open
her studio directly opposite the High
School building on Main street, on
Tuesday Sept. lit. Down-town stu-
dio and residence Kfley-Burwits
building, Main street. Both phones,
tf.
LRobt Talley
Physician and Sur-
geon
Both Phones at Of flco
and Residence
The City News In Briei
Little IteaM or
tetereet to oil
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Miss Addie Cheatham has as her
guest Miss Willie Jessie of Salado.
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Miss Merle Robertson is the guest
of friends In Saiado at this time.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mr. A. E. Glass has returned from
a business trip to Houston.
♦ e ♦
Mrs. C W. Barrett is a guest of
Mrs. A. ft. Speer in Rogers.
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Mrs. A. E. Booth returned yes-
terday from a two weeks visit with
friends in Mart.
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Rev. Father P. A. Heckman was a
dinner-guest Monday of Mr. and Mrs
J. Z. Miller, Jr., at Belton.
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After a two we.qks visit with
friends in Kiileen Miss Bernice Stan-
sell has returned home.
♦ O ♦
Mrs. Lon Harrington goes today to
Lampasas for a visit with her par-
ents at that place.
♦ ♦ ♦
Prof. Albert Humphries is the
guest of relatives in Oenavllle this
week.
♦ e ♦
Miss Lela Otto is entertaining her
friend, Miss Janie Moore of Waco
at this time.
e ♦ ♦
Mrs. W. E. Willis has as guest
her sister, Mrs. C. D. Rice of Austin
for the coming week.
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Mr. Iiee Lankford was due to ar-
rive last night from Galveston where
he now has Santa Fe headquarters.
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Miss Josie Blum will return today
to Waco after visiting with her sis-
ter. Mrs. R. J. Bum pas in this city.
e e e
Miss Viva Cox has gone for a visit
with relatives and friends in Gold-
thwaite and Hearne.
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After a visit with his brother. Mr.
W. B. Tyre in this city, Mr. Shelton
Tvre has returned to his home in
Ardmore.
♦ ♦ O
Miss Anna Ludlow of Brownwood
has returned to Belton after a short
visit with her cousin, Mrs. W. T.
Haag and other relatives.
♦ $ ♦
Mrs. Annie Baker left yesterday
for Taylor upon professional busi-
ness.
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Mrs. Dr. J. *. Sauls of St. Louis
came yesterday for a visit in the
home of her relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Layne.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mrs, Asa Wilder has gone to be the
guest of her parents at Tohlognah,
Okla.. for three weeks to come.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reifschnei-
der of Lawton. Okla., are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Knight on North
Second street.
After a two weeks visit with Mrs.
A. E. Borders in this city, Miss
Louise Giese has gone to Belton
where she enters Baylor College for
the present term.
At an adjourned meeting
Mr. and Mrs. R C Shaw entertain- trustee*, library association
ed yesterday Mr. and Mr*. J. H.
Nichelson of Eddy
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Miss Elda Barnett was a passenger
Monday to Malvern. Ark . for a visit
with her homefolk.
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Miss Mamie Gross is again at home —r —-
in Ardmore after a visit with her sis- a committee with power to act, con-
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Mrs. H. Wentzeil and little daugh-
ter, Annie Neely, returned yesterday
from a visit in Caldwell, Clifton and
other places.
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Miss Bertie Bailey who has been
the guest of relatives in Bartlett for
two weeks, returned home yesterday.
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Flour
Suggestion
Listen Mrs.—-
You are looking
for the very best
quality when you
order for your ta-
ble. In flour there
is nothing better
than "Omega"—
It is milled from
wheat grown in
the greatest wheat
beltjp the world,
and our large
trade on "Omega"
throughout Cen-
tral Texas was
built on quality on-
ly—take our word
for it and call for
"Omega" Flour.
The
Rot an Gro-
cery Company
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REAL ESTATE
For Sale
One south and east front lot 75i-
110, with four rooms to live and one
large room for a grocery, good loca-
tion.
Eight houses on North Side, close
in; must be sold.
1 6-room house, ball and bath
room, well and cistern, city water
and sewerage connection, good barn
and servant's house, south front, nice
shade trees, rents for $20.00 per
month; $2600, easy terms; a bargain.
See me at once.
1 large 8-room 2-story house, hall
and bathroom, cement walks, all new.
ly painted, finest trees in Temple,
good big barn, good out houses, all are
in first class condition, a modern
home. This will not be on the mar
ket long; also my home place and I
. v/vi© nuu iias open a scuest in
nfTl l'MbA.n°^h ,Part hom* the past two week.
of town and inside of the trolley line.
If you have property to sell or rent,
list it with me.
One 5-room house lor rent, on N.
1st street, close in.
G and South 7th street, on trolley,
between two churches, good neighbor-
hood, water in yard, good shade trees.
1 house and lot, South front, $900;
a bargain.
1-4 block, 110x160, South front, on
trolley, North Side, fine shade trees
fine gallery, six rooms, bath, hall,
pantry, good barn and outhouses, all
in first class condition.
W. W. WARNER.
Office Over Crawford Jewelry Co
Old Phone 334. ' I
ter, Mrs. W. B. Tyre in this city.
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Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Aulick had
as guests yesterday Rev. and Mrs.
A. L. Aulick of Waco, who were en
route to Pendleton.
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Mr. W. H. Swofford of Grandview
was the guest of Mrs. Swoltord with
Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Aulick on Mon-
day.
O ♦ ♦
Mr. and Mra C. C. Bailey of Bart-
lett were guests early in the week
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Bailey on North Ninth street.
0 0 0
Mrs. Fred Hannle of Silsbee will
come today to be the guest of Mrs.
H. F. Aulick on South Seventeenth
street.
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Mrs. A. G. Schultze will leave to-
day for her home in San Angelo af-
ter visiting her mother. Mrs. M. T.
Ferguson on South Fifth street.
0*0
The visit of Mrs. George Brlnklow
and children with Mrs. I. D. Shear
in this city ended yesterday when
they left for Granger where the home
in future will be.
O ♦ O
Miss Halley Bailey returned home
yesterday from Austin where she has
been visiting for several days past
and completing arrangements for her
ear at the State University.
0 0 0
Mrs. C. C. Sullivan and little dau-
ghters, Mary and Martha, have re-
turned from Galveston where the
past six weeks of the summer were
pleasantly spent
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Advices yesterday from Mr. E. W.
Stitt indicate he and Mrs. Stitt will
arrive home from North ^Carolina by
the end of the week.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mrs. S. B. Dibble of Belton was a
gruest last week of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. Taylor in this city.
Other visitors in the household were
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Atchley of Troy,
relatives of the household.
o o o
of the
yester-
following were
day afternoon, the
present:
Mrs. W. S. Banks, President; Hon.
Wm. Ginnuth, vice-President; Mrs.
A. S. Fouts, Secretary, and Mesdames
J. Kamer. C. B. Hutchinson and R.
T. Fleming. Absentees were three.
After disposal of routine business,
slsting of Mesdames Banks, Kamer
and Hutchinson were appointed to
arrange with Miss Mary Whits for
the use of one of the rooms in the
building for art gallery purposes.
This committee is also instructed
to arrange tor weekly musical enter-
tainments.in the auditorium.
Mrs. Orgain's resignation was ac-
epted with keen regret expressed,
and a committee was appointed to
report at the next meeting, with a
suggestion for successor as perman-
ent librarian.
The building committee consist-
in of Downs and Ginnuth was grant
ed further time, on account of the
absence from home of Mr. Downs, in
the matter of repairs necessary, to the
building.
The suggestion was adopted to re-
quest all who have old magazines,
etc., to spare to notify any of the trus
tees or the librarian, and distribu-
tion where the best good will be at-
tained will be carefully attended to.
Adjourned, subject to the call of
the President.
$30,000 Shoe stock—big buying
means cheap telling.
MISSISSIPPI STORE.
La Oarciosa Cigar at He-mill'i.
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Rev. Father P. A. Heckman has
consented to circulate among the
Democrats in Temple, the subscrip-
tion list for volunteer donations to
the National Democratic campaign
fund. As the local fund accumulates
in fair proportion, it will be forward-
ed to Hon. R. M. Johnson, National
Committeeman at Houston.
The subscriptions already are fair-
ly numerous, thq small, comparative-
ly In amount, it is hoped that nil
loyal Democrats will assist in this
matter, according as they are finan-
cially able. The plan for gathering
... campaign funds from as many indi-
Mrs R. L. Culberson, superintend- vidual people as possible is the sug-
gestion of William Jennings Bryan
who is so ably endeavoring to lead
his party to victory in November.
In speaking of the matter yester-
day, Hon. Winbourne Pearce who
will leave during the month to take
the- stump in doubtful states said it
is his purpose \o defray, personally,
all of the expenses he will incur.
ent of the King's Daughters hospital
is convalescent from a recent slight
attack of fever.
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The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Weber on South First street
has recovered from the injuries sus-
tainetffrom a fall last Monday,while
at play. Mrs. Weber's condition of
health is still very unsatisfactory, it
is said.
♦ 0 O
Mr. Tom Boylen and bride, nee
Miss Agnes Rleley of Grand Rapids.
Mich., reached here Sunday, and are
pleasantly domiciled in the home of
Mrs. Lou Boylen on South First St.
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Miss Mamie Terry of Pleasant Val-
ley is a guest of Miss Ada Schieffer
in the household of Mr. and Mrs.
SchieHer on South Main street. Oth-
er guests-to-be in this household are
Misses Phvlis and Paula Henry of
Cameron who will come tomorrow.
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Miss Saltie Williams of the South-
western telephone exchange has re-
turned from a vacation which was
pleasantly spent with friends in San
Antonio.
0 0 0
The visit of Mr. Jim Whitley with
his family here ended on Monday
when he took passage to Memphis,
Tenn., where the cotton season will
be spent.
♦ 00
After pleasantly visiting with Miss
Louise Brown during two weeks past
Miss Anna Grlbble took home pas-
sage to Austin yesterday.
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Dr. B. F. Jones of Pflugerville
came up yesterday in his auto car
and is the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Jones on Bentley
Hill.
« ♦ ♦
Miss Ruby Post came yesterday
from Gatesvilie to be at ftie- bedside
of her mother, Mrs. John T. Post at
the Sanitarium. The condition of
Mrs. Post is quite encouraging to
ter family and friends at this time.
* ♦ ♦
Mrs. J. M. Murphy and children
guests of relatives In Knieen
having left yesterday. She was ac-
'• companied by her sister, Miss Lena
Cole who has been a guest In the
Ki. an ran 4
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$100,000 Stock of brand new Fall
goods to select from.
MISSISSIPPI STORE.
Don't be afraid to give Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy to your children
It contains no opium or other harm-
ful drug. It always cures. For sale
by all druggists.
$5,000 worth of new goods receiv-
ed yesterday. MISSISSIPPI STORE.
Do your trading where they em-
ploy the McCaakey accounting sys-
tem. Your account cannot go wrong
244 3t 31 LAURIN D. BLACK.
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Mr. Wm. A. Backstrotn, a Temple
raised boy, now making Waco his
home returned yesterday to that
place, after a month's vacation spent
63x110 corner West Avenue with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
M. Backstrom. He was accompanied
by his brother, Murray, who will
make Waco his place of residence in
the future.
OH
After a pleasant visit with Mrs. J.
I'. Moynlhan on North Seventh street
Mrs. C. F. Wright and little daugh-
ter, Clara, left ytsterday for Chi-
cago, their home.
Cauliflowtr and fresh
Puett'a
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turnips at
La Oarciosa Cigar at H&miH's.
New catch mackerel—Puett's.
SANITARY
You should keep in mind the
fact that everything In this
market Is brand new, fresh and
clean, and we wish to assure you
that we will keep it that way.
Careful attention and plenty of
ice are the most important essen-
tials, and we are liberal in both.
This Is one of the many rea-
sons why you should buy your
butcher shop supplies from us.
W'atch th(s ad., we will give you
other good reasons.
LONE STAR MARKET
BASSLER & RIDEOUT,
proprietors
FREE DELIVERY
Both Phones No. 300
N —_/
Good Cow Feed
There is no better feed for
your cows than
Baled Shucks
And they are much oheaper
than any other feed. Order
now while you can get good,
nice, bright, clean shucks.
A B GROUCH
Will Deliver one bale or one
hundred bales.
This is the last day we will ever
make "Charge Tickets99
in Temple. If we cant do a
cash business, we will Close
Our Doors. This does not
mean we will not make "ap-
pro va/TCcirets," or will
not send goods C. O. D. We
will cheerfully do this.
As we said before, if you are
down town today and your mo-
ney runs out, we will deliver the
goods at your home and collect
there for them, or will send the
ticket around to your place
Of business. In either
case the Cash Must be in
the Cash Drawer the
day the Qoods leave
the Store. We have been
told by some of our friends that
we can't do a cash
business—Well you just
wait and see.
You are going to see mer-
chandise sold cheaper in
to
to
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When our stock all arrives, the
Cash that has been hid awa
m old tin cans etc., wll.
absolutely come to
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credit cusiomers who have been
trading with us for many years,
and we want them to COfff/fV-
ue to trade with us
and if we can't demonstrate
them they are saving from 15 „
25 per cent by paying the cash
we will not ask them for
their patronage.
We are too bnsy marking
New Qoods (over $5,000.00
worth received yesterday) to \
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Williams, E. K. The Temple Daily Telegram. (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 247, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 2, 1908, newspaper, September 2, 1908; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth475457/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.