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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1913

Page

3

Local Social Notices and Advertisements

Local and personal notes chronicle church officials visits and travel, arrivals and arrivals of guests, and community events. Residents such as Rev. Allen Ray and Rev. Hubert Smith attend the Quarterly Conference in Fort Stockton while others journey to San Antonio and El Paso. Alpine Mercantile Co. advertises fruits and vegetables and grocer Clifton’s Market offers fresh meat. A Valentine party at the Jackson home honors Miss Una Jackson, with a heart themed setup and program remarks by Rev J A Ray.

Allen Ray Hubert Smith J. W San Antonio J.D. Jackson Una Jackson The Christian Endeavor

Meningitis case unsettles Alpine residents

Miss Theresa Sweet, living with Capt. and Mrs. Townsend, fell ill about ten days ago and was declared to have meningitis after medical observation. County Health Officer Hardy urged precautions to prevent contagion, and no other cases appeared. Doctors remain hopeful and the school board did not close schools. The Avalanche pledges honesty and will report fully if new danger arises. Local notices include social hosting plans and business ads, with community updates and upcoming events.

Theresa Sweet W. W. Townsend Hardy

Orient railroad officials tour Alpine end of line

Gen. Mgr O'Brien and receivers Hovey and Chief Engineer Parker visited Alpine this week to inspect the Orient line. They laid out grounds for stock pens northeast of the passenger depot and anticipated a large modern passenger station, likely stone, to fit the road. O'Brien praised Alpine scenery and town beauty while attending church notices in the afternoon and evening.

Mgr. O'Brien Hovey Parker Orient Railroad Alpine Orient O'Brien Fort Stockton J. D. Jackson Parkermitted

Soldiers and border troops urged to stay for protection

President Jackson received a report from the Secretary of the Commercial Sub at Marfa stating that the J.8. troops stationed on the Presidio and Brewster counties border were ordered to return to San Antonio, risking river protection. He sent a message to Gov. Colt urging immediate action and Judge A. M. Turney wired Gov. Colquitt stressing the need for troops or Rangers in the Big Bend region.

Jackson Marfa J. 8 Presidio Brewster San Antonio Gov Colt A. M. Turney Sov Colquitt

Delightful Five Course Dinner at Hancock Home

The Hancock residence hosted friends Saturday evening February 15. A five course dinner delighted guests including Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Gillett, Miss Jackson, Miss Jones, Messrs. S. D. Harmon and B. Y. Sharpe. Songs and games followed. guests praised the hosts as delightful entertainers.

W.B. Hancock Wening C. A. Brown J. D. Jackson F. E. Gillett Jackson Jones S. D. Harmon B. Y. Sharpe

Alpine Picture Show Adds Victrola and Fireproof Upgrade

McCallum and Weaver install a handsome $150 Victrola at their Alpine picture show along with a new fireproof machine, claiming to create one of the best equipped theaters in West Texas. Local reports note hotel and county commission activity, a coyote trade, and several residents passing through or considering relocation to New Mexico, amid a bout of grippe in Alpine. Clifton's Market advertises prompt meat orders and fresh pickled pigs feet at the Alpine store. E. L. Roberts travels from Fort Stockton and may relocate to Alpine soon.

W. C. Easterling Alabama Clifton’s McCallum & Weaver Alpine West Texas Mars J. W. Beeuecees Holland Hotel Commissioner's Court of Brew Nixon and Family Ae New Mexico Coyote Tijader Holland S.H. Keley Detroit Brewster County Clifton's

Wanted Board and Room in Private Family

Young man of good character and perfect health seeks board and room with private family. Call Avalanche office or address X. Y Z, Box 188. Also state term.

Avalanche X. Y Z

Gray Horse Wins Easy Race at Marathon Track

In the race between the sorrel and gray at Marathon last Saturday the gray won by about fifty feet. Betting reportedly ranged from five to ten thousand dollars. Bean Bros. opened a restaurant in the building across from W. E. Caldwell's store.

Ray Bean Bros W. E._ Caldwell

Quality Zover opens with crowded store in city debut

The Quality Zover store owned by Mr. David Kleinman opened last Thursday. From morning to night the shop was crowded with customers and visitors. Each lady received a souvenir in honor of the occasion and the new fixtures give the interior a citified appearance.

David Kleinman Kleinman

Andrews Camp Moves to Alpine for Viaduct Work

Andrews grading outlet shifted their camp to Alpine last Saturday and began work on the approaches to the viaduct on Bridge avenue's west end Monday. Engineer Starkie hopes to complete the project within sixty days.

Andrews Grading Outlet Alpine Bridge Avenue Starkie

Notice of Property Withdrawal and Selling Authorization Revoked

G C Richard and J S Richard publish that they withdraw their property from the market and revoke all powers or permits given to agents to sell it. Itsca Texas.

Advt G.C. Richard J. S. Richard Itsca Texas

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