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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1929

Page

3

Fort Davis News Briefs and Local Weddings

Fort Davis residents hear there may be two to three more fares soon. John Keesey Miller and Miss Lillian Yarbro wed at the Yarbro home. Rev. L. R. Mil ean officiated. The couple, longtime locals, plan to live at the Miller home on Main Avenue. Guests included Yarbro family, Espy Miller, S. Rowchett, and others. A shower for the bride followed, with tea and gifts. Fort Davis hosts a Hoxie picnic at the Pumphouse grove. Mt Livermore climbers, Rosenfield party and correspondent ascended in record time from the canyon. Masons, teachers and local officials mentioned in passing.

John Keesey Miller W. A. Miller Mles Lik Yarbro W. A. Yarbro Valentine Yarbro L. R. Milean The Baptist Church Keesey Fort Davis MT. Livermore Rosenfields Texas Carltons Shady Nook Inn B. E. Coan Rosenfield, Cirintendent John Gaither Merrill Achor HO Canyon

Local residents note births visits and promotions in river town

Fred Yockstick of Presidio visited last Sunday and discussed the Mexican War phases with town residents. Mrs. Morton Barnett and family announce the birth of daughter Ernestine on April 22, 1929, the eleventh grandchild of Judge and Mrs. Barnett. W. O. Grubbs has been promoted to a supervisory role handling the Fort Davis Alpine Highway maintenance. Mrs. W. O. Grubbs returned from San Angelo. Mrs. J. W. Merritt left for Bisbee Arizona to visit her daughter. Ed Smith of Dallas, brother-in-law of Mrs. Lee Sprout, visited the Sprout home. The Clarks and Expy Millers hosted visiting relatives. C. F. Hasbrook returns home after months away. Hasbrook runs a local tourist business.

Morton Barnett Ernestine Barnett CG. Carmack Wawaras Fort Davis-Alpin J. W. Merritt Bisbee Ariz Dick Swart Merritt M. 5. Anderson Marta Ed Smith Dallas Lee Sprout Sprout J. H. Clark Expy Miller

Miss Callie Hott Returns to Teaching After Illness

Miss Callie Hott resumes teaching duties after battling pneumonia and several weeks of recuperation. The brief notes a wedding here would scarcely complete without a forecast of more to come.

Callie Hott

Blue Pig Stand changes and grand opening planned

Leon Williams takes over the Blue Pig Stand from Mr. Managan and renames it Ble Pig Stand. The Alpine venue will add electrical appliances, serve breakfast items like waffles and Virginia ham, plus homemade cakes and ice cream. Opening day features free coffee all day Tuesday with a few new menu features announced.

Leon Wiliams Managan Alpine

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