Lodge Directory Entry for Fraternal Orders
Lodge listings note Camp No. 491 meeting Tuesday monthly with invited members. Alpine Lodge No. 608 meets Monday nights with visiting brothers welcome. Alpine Lodge No. 7086 F and A M meets first Saturday monthly. Alpine Chapter No. 182 Order Eastern Star meets monthly on or before fall moon. Officers and matrons listed, invitations extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feamster
C. W
Woadaen
LN. Hataenr
Warren Gannert
Sma
Alpine Lodge
Ww. M. Alpine
Order
Eastern Star
Marian Townsend
J. Mite
Brother Josiah and Local Happenings at Caldwell's
Local notes report Mr Jas Arthur and Mrs J R Holland returning from San Antonio and New crop seed at Caldwell's. Mentions tax work on the Rio Grande, vacuum for seeds, shoe repairs, harness repair, and cleaners at Sandifer and Miles. Social events include Study Club at Opera House on April 28 and a Brother Josiah entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Josiah Will Ry
P. C. Burney
Bridge Club
E. E. Townsend
Elsinore Ranch
Alpine Commercial Club Invites Strangers to Visit
Headquarters on the first floor of Sucer Bros invites strangers and visitors to make the city their own. Club members are urged to call Secretary H E Streinman at once for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Commercial Club
Sucer Bro S
H.E. Streinman
Alpine News Briefs Reflect Local Events and People
Mrs Rev Greenwood travels to San Antonio for her father D M Poor illness. Judge B C Thomas remains in frail condition. Carriage and saddlery offered by P W Kenney in West Texas. Rev H C Bass joins Alpine Baptist services. J H Tolbert returns from New Mexico and Arizona noting good crops. Oliver Toechtel advertised for sale at 35 dollars. Secretary Burney learns Pecos Southern plans future activity. Jim Nichols suffers finger injury from boiling pie. F McGaughy of Alpine, traveling solicitor for Clay Robenson Co, praised as trustworthy. Ozon a Kicker notes Alpine business firm changes hands with more to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tolbert
New Mexico
Arizona
Oliver Toechtel
B. Marfa
H.W. Schutze
Marfa
Texas
F. McGaughy
Alpine
Clay, Robenson & Co
McGaughy
Nolan County
Ozona Kicker
Water flow rising at Goodwin well this summer
R C Goodwin notes increasing water in his well and pumping about forty gallons per minute with potential to reach fifty after summer rains. J J M Hamilton reports his son Tank in Ontario has secured a good mining company position at six dollars a day plus board. Fort Stockton attorney Howell Johnson said the town grows fast and there is no boom yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Goodwin
J. J. M. Hamilton
T Tank
Ontario
Canada
Howell Johnson
Fort Stockton
Johnson
Notice to Owner of Guayule in Alpine Texas
Notice to owner of guayule announces $60 per ton payment for all guayule delivered at Alpine Texas. Report notes H E Steinman arrived to assume secretarial duties of Alpine Commercial Club, succeeding P C Burney who resigned due to ill health, with strong recommendations for Steinman’s leadership.
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al. A
H. E. Steinman
Alpine| ‘Commercial Club
P. C. Burney
Templeton plans scientific tree care with new power sprayer
Lemprown Templeton, owner of the Templeton orchard northwest of Alpine, has just received a power sprayer and will immediately begin preventive treatment of his trees. He believes an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, noting no disease has appeared yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Lemprown
Templeton
Alpine
Presbytery to Meet Here in Alpine This Fall
W E Caldwell returned from El Paso where he attended the Presbytery. He reports the next Presbytery will meet in Alpine on Sept 6 with many delegates expected. At El Paso meeting L B Caruthers of Marathon was elected delegate to the National Assembly in Atlantic City New Jersey May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Caldwell
el Paso
Alpine
L. B. Caruthers
Marathon
National Assembly
Atlantic City
N. J
Douglas mixture tonic for fowls shared
The Avalanche publishes a recipe for Douglas mixture a popular fowl tonic. Dissolve one pound of copperas in a gallon of water then add half an ounce of sulphuric acid to keep copper suspended. Store in a stone jug for indefinite shelf life. Add two tablespoons per gallon to feed chickens during trying periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche
Douglas
New Settlement Firmed Up in Brewster County
H C Whitfield of Sentinole Texas visited this office on Tuesday. Former secretary of the local business news club he retired due to ill health and has taken land in the county’s southeastern part. About fifteen families from his section plan to locate nearby this summer, and he has enrolled his name on the Avalanche’s books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Whitfield
Sentinole
Texas
Whitfield
Business New’s Club
Slace
Avalanche
To Ask for Stock Law Election
A petition will circulate among citizens of the precinct to decide if livestock may run at large. The recent legislature allowed a vote on this issue and, given public sentiment, supporters of the stock law are expected to win by a large margin. The election is likely to be held in June.
Sabbath Benefics Meetings at Christian Church
Christian Endeavor program lists four topics and leaders for services at the Christian Church. Exhortations cover Worship, Spirit of Service, Deliverances from Toil, and Sign of External Rest with specified individuals. Members urged to study quarterly discussions and attend. all town residents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stroud
Benjamin F Berkeley
Delia Runyan
Christian Church
Reunion of Confederate Veterans in Little Rock May 16 17 18
The annual reunion of the Confederate Veterans in Little Rock Arkansas on May 16 17 and 18 draws tension among local veterans. W Smith and W O Moore plan to attend while others are undecided. Smith will bring his family and spend part of the summer in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Messrs. W. Smith
W. O. Moore
Mr. Smith
Tennessee
Easter Sunday Observed in Alpine Churches With Union Service
Easter Sunday was observed in Alpine with large church crowds. A Sunday night union service at the Presbyterian Church featured Rev. Wallace Evans of the Methodist Church preaching on So I am With You, Unto the End of the World from Matthew 28 20. The music was unusually beautiful and the attendees felt repaid for coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Presbyterian Church
Wallace Evans
Methodist Church
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Brother Josiah
Jas. Arthur
San Antonio
Caldwell’s
Jeff Griffith
Uvalde
Flora Daugherty
Miles
van Camp
Sheff Walton
Evan Hord
Rio Grande
Sandifer
J. R. Holland
Caldwell
Sender
W. C. Moore
Reagan Cartwright
Jackson & Marmon
M. T. Chastain
John Young, Jr
W. M. Bass
Grand Lodge
Knights of
Grace
H. J. Gray
Mel
Thursay Shereon
Min. L
G. W. Martin
W. J
McIntyre
J. C. Brooke
Carthage
P. W. Rewney
Woman's Guild of the Rye Church
C. Levingston
Jno. M. Rooney
W. B. Hancock
Mr. Farmer
B. W. N. Kenny's
Arthur Ragin
Dawson, N. M
Home,olks
Townsend
F. W. Austin
Rrous
Nyal’s
Hirsutone
R. B. Slight & Co
Wat
Rev. Greenwood
D. M. Poor
Kagan Pruitt
Perry Twombly
Charlie Thornsberry
Cliff Moody
B. C. Thomas
P. W. Kenney
Call
H. C. Bass
Waco
Burney
Carwile
The
Pecos Southern
Pecos
Jim Nichols
Presbytery
Brewster Co
Addie Ferguson
Allie B. Burton
Reunion of
Alpine Opera House
Woodmen Circle Piano Fund
Brother Josian
John Young
John Young Land Company
L. Crawford
Mexco
Alpine Mercantile Company
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