Burleson County Ledger and News-Chronicle (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, March 18, 1921 Page: 2 of 8
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Caldwell Has Fourth
District.
Dart ticlrao or mUvsU yourself or
" • your mmHIw lim by taking
r whkk it quicksilver. Your
Mil «Mb battle of ple«Mnt,
"Dodaott'a Liver Tone" under
«i üroaelad, moMT-baok guarauteo
_ _ tku oalomel without mol
you «Me—16 miUlot bottles told.
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Locals sod Personals
Mrs. J. A. Gray spent a few
days at Temple with Miss Reube
this week.
Tomato and cabbage plants
ready for trausplanting.
M. Wiederhold.
Miss Bessie Shapiro was up
from Breuham this week to
visit her parents.
Por Sale.—Duck Eggs, Indian
Runners, 15 for $1.50. Mrs. F
A. Mauldin, Milano, Texas', Rt. 3
R. H. Brewer and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with the
latter'a parents at Giddings.
A good, gentle buggy horse
buggy and harness for sale
Gall and see Dr. J. W. Matth
ews. 2c
J. S. Ptacek, Constable R, F
Fields and Commissioner Joe
8lovacek were among those here
from Mound Prairie this week,
LAXAXIVS BROMO QUININE IfeMete i
E.W. GtOVTS i
There will be a Farm Bureau
meeting held here Saturday at
which time J. F. Bagwell of Dal
lbs will address those present on
the principals of the organiza-
tion .
Cord Wood.—I have a car of
good dry cord wood ror sale at
$5 per cord delivered.
L. W. Hens lee.
The inter ¿cholas tic track meet
ef all schools in the county will
be held today and tomorrow and
tbe program printed laqt week
witl be carried out. partly at the
school house and partly at the
ball park.
In casting about for distinc-
tive feature in the Fourth Dis-
trict session, it is concedcd that
Caldwell is the smallest hostess
town in the State Federation.
One club only, the Woman's, is
federated. This was organised
uine years ago under the name,
Self Culture. Broadening both
vision and activities, the name
'"Woman a" was substituted. So
far this broadening that tbe
community slogan runs, ''There
is not a thing in Caldwell, with-
out the Woman's Club is in it.1'
From out this club's interest,
the local Parent Teacher's was
organized. The study feature
has been reflective*of federation
endeavor and questions of public
moment.
Enthusiasm for entertaining
the district is felt all through
Caldwell. It seems the antici-
pation of give and get. Founder
of this club was Mrs. Alma San
ders Porter, who, in the desire
to keep young with her two fine
boys, she called sixteen women
to organize a club. That sixteen
membership is now forty, Mrs
Porter still being one of the most
influential- It is given out that
Mrs. Porter's hobby is, "A thing
worth doing at all is worth doing
well."
Hostess in Chief at Caldwell
will be Mrs. Mary Penn Stock-
ton Bowers, president of the
Woman's Club, and a charter
member. She has served in all
club capacities, her best work
being to supervise the park com
mittee in which she now sees 29
healthy evergreens, each a me
morial to one of the Burleson
county boys who gave his life on
Flanders Field. In addition to
her club. Mrs. Bowers serves
htr church, is a member of the
Parent Teachers club and was
secretary of the local board of
education. She is also a patriot,
being a member of tbe Daughters
of the Revolution.—Dallas-Fort
Worth Mirror.
We will give 10 pounds sugar
free for the one who will get
tbe words
CALDWELL.
Oome and get coupon and more
Information. E. F. Dalshau.
Mesdames S. H. Jackson of
Fort Worth, B. F. Copeland of
Lindale, and Geo. Blohm of
Houston have returned to their
bornea after being here to attend
the funeral of their brother-in-
law, T. J. Oliver, l&st Friday.
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Taken Up.—I have taken up
at my home next Farmers Union
Warehouse two black bob tail
shoats with white feet and legs
and few white spots. Owner can
have them by paying for keep
and this notice. lc
?rank Mrnustik.
In Memorinm.
The funeral of County Treas-
urer T. J. Oliver was held from
tira family last Friday afternoon
*30 o'clock, with interment
,to Masonic cemetery the ser-
. vices being conducted by Rev. T.
IU, McKensie.
.Wanted.—Man and wife to live
mile south of town,
free. See M. B. Neigh-
In God's wisdom he callsloved
ones from us to a brighter home
on high, and we have just lost
good citizens, and a kind
charitable father in the death of
J.O.Schiller. 1 having known
him 0itice we were boy together
and am If* i fxmftion to know hito
better than sttiy «me else outside
his family. If now his to have been
a noble, honorable, unt&uming
gentleman of genial dispoetfkm.
ever ready to assist any wortfry
cause or those in distress, end
his estimable family can rest
assured that they have the deep-
est sympathy of all in their sad
loss. May God watch ojpr the
tbe sorrowing ones Is our wish.
A Friend.
Eggs For 8hle.—Pure White
Leghorn egge: Price $1 per set*
ting. Dr. fenge) KXf
Your Opportunity!
Be sure and be on hand at the Kraitchar
Merchantile Company Store at the following
times and dates, if you want to get the biggest
Bargains ever offered. Read Them:
Friday Horning—9 to 10—One Hour
LACES Your choice of any Lace or Embriod.
ery in the store 25 yards to a customer at per yard
Saturday Horning—9 to 10—One Hour
SHEETING Bleached or Unbleached, 9.4,
10 yards to a customer at per yard ....
Monday Morning—9 to 10—One Hour
Ginghams Your choice of any Ginghams in the
store, 12 yards to a customer per yard
Tuesday Morning-9 to 10—One Honr
HOSE Your choice of any Hose in the store,
five pair to a customer, five pair for .
This Entire Stock must he sold regardless of price.
R. T. McDade
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■WrfEN BETTlS AtíjfpMtmiLES AR/T W/ILT' WJÍCÍT
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Officers fileeted.
Ifo Caldwell Fire Company
hold their regular meetin* Mon-
day night, March 14th, and* the
following officers were elected;
Robk Schweda, President
Moody Jones, Vioe President.
Lee Benslee, Secretary.
Tr "V WeM>, Chief.
Will Lenar, First Assistant
Ctoél'.
Jotoriie Brosddus, Second As*
sistant 6tíief.
Rev. J. Cdy Williams, Chap-
lain.
Jacob SchwMfal Mascot.
immtm
Piles Geretf la
in giving the Dames ol' ft. M
deputies to look d*t4r dippikW-
Rattle we atated that ¿ ftk.'Mnr-'
of Lyons had beetfiAméd1
fof thát precinct, but H# a
Qiluefl' the ippointnent and*
commisfcfónera court named
C. Henslee t6t that precinct.
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Rankin, W. W. Burleson County Ledger and News-Chronicle (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, March 18, 1921, newspaper, March 18, 1921; Caldwell, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth169112/m1/2/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.