The Cameron Herald from Cameron, Texas • Page 6

THE CAMERON HERALD, THURSDAY, SE FT EM HER 19, 1910. I NEWS FROM BUCKHOLTS Mr and Wm. Bryant, Roy Bryant md Bate Houston utMc Sunday guests in tin 1 R. ecil Crisp'll home. Senator Kyle Vick of a griest iti the home of Mr.

and Cecil Criswell Sunday afternoon. Mesdamos Wm. Braden, Joe Knap. and Maggie Wokaly and Norma Kuzcl of Waco were Sunday in the home of Miss parents, Mr and Mrs. H.

Kurd. A. W. Zajicek and non A. Sunday in Burlington with her sister, Julia Cabron.

Sunday in home of Mr. atid Johnnie Krause were Mr. and Mrs Gerhart Neaman of New Baden and son, Currey of Dallas. Mrs. Dan Sarley of San Antonio, Mr.

and Mrs. Oswald Reynolds of Burlington, Mr and Mrs. Jim Ma- fcalicek and nephew, Ernest Stecher Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mahalicek and baby all of Bratlett.

Mr. and Mrs. F. and children of Port Worth spent the end in the homes of Mr. and Mrs J.

A. Walsehak, D. Lewis and John Lewi Dorothj Jean Lewis who has been visiting relatives in Fort Worth and Dallas rsme home with them. Mr. nnd Mrs Feaster Scarborough Splawn were Sunday afternoon guests in the home of his parents, kl and Mrs.

Hardy Scarborough. Miss Beatrice Walehak was a Marlin visitor Monday. Mrs. V. A.

Kubecka and son Roy friends in Lampasas Friday and Saturday. They were guests of Mrs. J. Taylor, county r. They also visited briefly in the home of Dr.

nnd Mrs. liowery. On Friday evening, they, their hos- 1( Mrs. Taylor and and other friends spent a few hours at Buchanan Dam. Cecil Criswtdl and Sam Mewhin- r.ey attended a stag party in Temple Saturday night.

Among1 those from Buckholts attending the dedication of the Sharp Rural High School building on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.arlich, Revs. D. McCrary and J.

R. Ritchie, Mrs. J. B. Gregory, Rev.

and Mrs. A. E. Flathmann, Mr.and Mrs. Grover Williams, Mr.

and Mrs. H. M. Harris, Miss Audrey Mitcham and Marvin Slovacck. Allene and Eulene Ray have re turned to their home in Houston after a visit of some weeks in the home of their grand father, John H.

Oliver. Dr. Glenn Kahler who came in Friday night from Corpus Christ; for a visit with his parents, Mr. and E. Karler.

He and hit brother. Gordon, made a business trip to Wichita Falls the early part of this week. Miss Nell Rotelar who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. B.

Gregon for some weeks has returned to her home in Cleveland. Miss Marie Raney left Monday for Brenham where she enrolled in business college. Mrs. D. Lewis and daughter Miss Dorothy Jean were Austin and Dove Season OPKNS SKPTEMKKK 15TH Come tn for your loads, gun oil, grease, guns and rifles.

We have a large si wk of Hardware. Cotton Pic king Sacks and Wagon Wood, and Oil Stoves and Heaters. PainU. Oils and Varnishes. A.

J. MATOCHA HAItDWARE CO. CAMKRON, TEXAS San Marcos visitors Saturday, Miss Viola of Caldwell visited Buckholts Thursday. Mian ater taught in the Buckholts school some years ago, she now aches in Karnes City, Misses Kffn Blanche and Gathe rine Law on were Austin and San Marcos visitors Friday. E.

E. Phillips, Jeff Reeder, Buddk Horstmann and Floyd Reeder were week visitors in San Antonio. Miss Martha Jane Horstmann of Waco spent the week end with home folks. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Raska were Belton visitors Monday. Marvin Slovaeek was a Branham visitor Monday. Reed who has been study ing in Chicago is at home now. Rev. T.

1). went to Mar I in Monday to District Conference. Miss Leila Fuchs returned Sat unlay from an automobile trip to i Pasadena, Santa Barbara, and other points in California and Carlsbad Cavern New Mexico, stopped at other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Machann and 5 family spent Sunday with relatives I in Caldwell. I he Buckholts parent teachers association sponsored a soeial which took the form of a tea on Fridav evening, Se ptember 6, on the lawn of Buckholts high school. A number of patrons responded to the invitation to get acquainted anj have a good I he first half hour was given to welcoming and greeting the rs and guests. In the receiving line were the PTA officers: Mrs. Cecil Criswell; Vice President Mrs.

John Meyer; Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. Leo Fuehs and former Presilient Mrs. Robert P. Lehmann; teachers Superintendent Hugo F. Horstmann Frank Mitchell of Kosse Dwight Hine of Val Verde, J.

A Hedrick of Howe, Leon Brady of Wier, who will teach at Corinth, Mrs Coy Arledge of Cameron, Miss Azile Dodson, Mrs. Doris Gleason and Mrs. W. P. Elliott.

Refreshments of punch, sandwiches, cookies and mints were serv ed by beautiful girls. Mrs. Arnet gave several piano selections and a number of other numbers were rendered. I). II.

Sanford, Recalls Karly Days in Milam County; In Native D. H. Sanford of Rockdale, one of the old native citizens of Milam County, was a visitor to Cameron last week. He is unusually well preserved for his age and was in a reminiscent mood while discussing old times in Milam County. Just after the Civil War and, while a small boy, the family were residents of Bryant Station, now one of the of Texas, marked by a suitable stone.

His uncle, the late General H. P. and grand father of Mrs. J. Adams of Cameron, was a merchant in Bryant Station at that time and the late E.

M. Scarborough was clerking for him. In later years Mr. Scarborough was founder of the firm of Scarborough and Hicks of Rockdale and E. M.

Scarborough and Sens of Austin. Mr. Sanford remembers vividly a story that oecured at Bryant Station in 18G7 or 1898. Some buildings were demolished and a great los. was had in the store.

He recalls that pocket knives were blown seven miles from the store building, and hat in the house in which the family resided, a slow rain was falling and his father thought the roof was leaking, when an investigation show td that it was entirely blown off. Bryant Station was an Indian Agency of the Republic of Toas and Majoi njamin Bryant was the Agent, ippointed by President Sam Houston. The remains of Major Bryant and his wife have been removed to the State Cemetery at Austin at which ceremonies were held in the State Captial, Governor Pat Neff being the orator of the occasion. There was formerly a Masonic Lodge in Bryant Station nnd a Company of Confederate soldiers were organized there but now1 there is not building to tell the story. is another true story connected with the old town, as related by the late E.

M. Scarborough to a friend. It seems that there had been trouble and, as it was in reconstruction days, the Captain of the Fnion soldiers, located in Camwron. made a visit there to investigate. He wore a Masonic button and Mr.

Scarborough and the late F. M. Blank being Masons, took him aside and told him that he had better return to Cameron at once as bis life was in danger. Later his saddle was found in Elm Creqk bottom and bis death was vei counted for. M.

E. Collier accompanied by hib grandson, Gene Roach and Mrs. Wallace Roach spent Thursday night in the home of Mrs. Guy T. Newton.

Mr. Collier is a former resident oi Milam County. Patricia Batte visited Frances Stocklas of Rosebud Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Dave Kestenbaum visited in Temple and Rosebud Sunday. TWO THOUSAND COPIES Two thousand copies of the Paily the daily be printed each Thursday. These extra copies take care of demands from merchants now finding the Daily Midget the best spot advertising medium in the history of Cameron. The Publishers limit the circulation to 1000 copies a day on all other publication dates. Copy for the extra circulation edition should be in the Herald plant not later than Wednesday.

Publishers. I NEWS FROM HANOVER Available to you Under present laws there are available to you the most favorable loan conditions in the history of the nation. iVo matter what your building problem may be we can help you solve it. We have sources from which you can borrow. Long time to pay at a low rate of interest.

Live in your own home while you pay. WILL TH ANK US! EST. 1851 CO. 3UI10ING MATERIALS OF All KINDS Cameron, Texas A. E.

MATULA Manager Phone 27. Buckholts, Texas J. O. Manager Phone 18. Mr.

and Mrs. Ivy and daughter, Billie Jean have returned from Houston. Wilt red Rnngelke, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W.

I). Fisher, will leave Thursday for Houston where he wilt inter school. Mr. and Mrs. Artie Keeten and Miss Helen Lankford of Houston were week end guests of their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Lankford. Mr. and Mrs. K.

F. Westbrook of Houston were Labor Day guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O.

Fisher. Mrs. Fisher accompanied them home where she will spend a few weeks in Houston and Galves- ton. Mrs. Wesley Nixon is now at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. P. Gunnels after a visit in Gal! veston with relatives. Mrs. Nixon is the former Miss Alma Gunnels.

On Friday evening the Sunday i hool class of younvr people enjoyed a party given by Miss Vera Fish- I er at home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Fisher.

After an enjoyable evening of games directed by the hostess punch and sandwiches were served. Miss Fisher has been Sunday School secretary and treasurer for a number of years and take a leading part in other ro- tivities in her community. Joe Robinson spent the week end at home. He is employed in Brym. Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Wise of Houston were wt-ek end visitors of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Wise. Mrs. George Bla is slowly improving after three weeks of illness. Mrs.

Carl Holley and daueht Valeria, have returned from Galveston where she has been at the 1 d- si of her mother, Mrs. A. .1. nels. Mrs.

Jim Gai-dy is iug her brother here. She is a lent of Texas City. Mrs. Kip Woods and child on spe it Thursday with her Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Black. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Robinson spent 1 Sunday morning in the George i Black home. People recognize and welcome the charm in the taste of ice-cold Coca-Cola. Pure, wholesome, is made with the skill that comes from a lifetime of practice.

It has the goodness of quality BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA CO. BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, Cameron, Texas IP um rV' Mr. and Mrs. Homer DuPriest of Rockdale recently moved to Cameron where he has accepted a position with the Coca-Cola plant. ESTABLISHED IhU Ttmv Tried and Tested.